PUBLIC RESEARCH DOSSIER · ORGANIZATION
Mormon Women for Ethical Government Foundation
5 published research records · Latest research 2026-09-15
LIVING DOSSIER
About Mormon Women for Ethical Government Foundation
Published research connects Mormon Women for Ethical Government Foundation with Unite America Institute: IRS-derived Schedule I data show Unite America Institute funded Mormon Women for Ethical Government Foundation with $110,000 across two grants in 2023-2024, including $85,000 in FY2024.
From Unite America-funded MWEG Foundation connects to Idaho Solutions through Idaho chapter leadership and joint programming (2026-09-15). Recorded status: Verified national grants plus Idaho personnel/co-sponsorship relationship; no earmarking or pass-through to Idaho Solutions established. This sourced connection summary is the current introduction; read the full record for dates and limits.
Recent sourced additions
Newer published records appear here as excerpts. Their recorded status and qualifications remain attached to the full source record.
Mormon Women for Ethical Government Foundation's FY2024 IRS-derived grant records identify at least $608,000 from eight institutional funders, including Public Private Strategies Institute $225,000, Defending Democracy Together Institute $150,000, Unite America Institute $85,000, Western Conservation Foundation $80,000, New Venture Fund $30,000, American Gift Fund $20,000, Raymond James Charitable Endowment Fund $10,000, and PayPal Charitable Giving Fund about $8,000.
Unite America Institute’s own 2023 Form 990 Schedule I provides the purpose of its $25,000 grant to Mormon Women for Ethical Government Foundation (EIN 82-2899244): “TO CREATE, PRODUCE, AND DISSEMINATE EDUCATIONAL CONTENT ON THE PROBLEMS WITH THE CURRENT ELECTION SYSTEM AND POTENTIAL SOLUTIONS.” This is primary grant-purpose evidence, not merely a grant-database inference.
Separately, IRS-derived grant records identify a $16,000 Interfaith America grant to Mormon Women for Ethical Government Foundation in 2023.
The filing reports: $500,000 to Veterans for Political Innovation for veteran recruitment, calls-to-action/actions, and veteran coalition development; $450,000 to Open Primaries Education Fund for a grassroots program for primary-reform activists, media/research, and long-term litigation; $250,000 to RepresentUs Education Fund for general operating support and the American Democracy Summit; and $25,000 to Mormon Women for Ethical Government Foundation for educational content on problems with the current election system and potential solutions.
FOLLOW THE RECORD
Connections
These links have a specific explanation in a published research record. Open each record for the source, date, relationship type, and limits.
Organizations
Unite America Institute
Stated in published researchIRS-derived Schedule I data show Unite America Institute funded Mormon Women for Ethical Government Foundation with $110,000 across two grants in 2023-2024, including $85,000 in FY2024.
Read record and sources →Other names appearing in the same research (24)
These are research overlaps for discovery, not documented relationships. Read the underlying records before drawing conclusions.
People
- Cindy Wilson · 4 shared records
- Charlie Conrad · 1 shared record
- Chenele Dixon · 1 shared record
- Keith Allred · 1 shared record
Organizations
- Mormon Women for Ethical Government · 5 shared records
- MWEG Idaho · 5 shared records
- Idaho Solutions · 4 shared records
- Unite America · 4 shared records
- Unite America Institute · 4 shared records
- Idahoans for Open Primaries · 2 shared records
SOURCED RECORD
Research & sources
These dated records accumulate as research is published. Each retains its original status, context, and source references.
Connection research · 2026-09-15MWEG Foundation received a multi-funder 2024 portfolio while its Idaho leader served on Idaho Solutions board
Recorded status: Verified grant portfolio and personnel relationship; no grant earmarking to Idaho Solutions or Idaho election activity established.
Sources
Open this research record →This dossier reflects published research, including its uncertainties. Inclusion or association alone does not establish wrongdoing. Submit a correction or additional evidence →