The Ford Foundation for Social Justice is one of the largest and most influential philanthropic organizations in the world, with a long history of supporting social justice initiatives. Founded in 1936 by Edsel Ford, son of Henry Ford, the foundation initially focused on economic development and education but has since expanded its mission to include human rights, democratic governance, and poverty alleviation. The Ford Foundation is known for its commitment to tackling inequality in all its forms, providing grants and support to grassroots organizations, and funding research and advocacy efforts aimed at creating more just and equitable societies worldwide.
