The Fund for Constitutional Government is a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit, nonpartisan 501(c)(3) public foundation founded in 1974. It supports projects aimed at promoting democracy, government and corporate transparency, accountability, anti-corruption efforts, and civic participation.
Government transparency and accountability, anti-corruption, campaign finance and ethics, corporate transparency, fair economy issues, civil liberties, and related democratic governance reforms.
Primarily philanthropic donations and grant funding from foundations and other charitable supporters; it also serves as a fiscal sponsor for related projects.
Historically associated with founder Stewart Rawlings Mott; current and past work has supported or fiscally sponsored projects such as the Government Accountability Project, Project On Government Oversight, Electronic Privacy Information Center, Global Financial Integrity, and We the Doers.
non-profit 501(c)(3) public foundation
