Thiry-O’Leary Foundation funding overlaps with Kent Thiry’s Unite America Institute board role

A second recurring funder/governance overlap exists inside Unite America Institute through Kent Thiry. IRS-derived data show the Thiry-O’Leary Foundation (EIN 45-4059068), where Kent J. Thiry is reported as secretary, gave Unite America Institute approximately $1.5 million across six grants from 2020-2024, including about $609,000 in FY2024. Unite America Institute’s official board page lists Kent Thiry as a board member and describes him as heavily involved in the national democracy movement and a leader in statewide ballot initiatives. Thus, as with Quadrivium/Kathryn Murdoch, a recurring private-foundation funder has direct leadership overlap with the Institute. Separately, Thiry has made substantial personal political contributions to election-reform campaigns, including Colorado’s 2024 top-four/RCV effort. Foundation grants, board service and personal political contributions are distinct legal/financial channels. No evidence located here establishes that Thiry-O’Leary Foundation grants were earmarked for Idaho Proposition 1, Reclaim Idaho, or Idaho-specific activity.