Great research from a concerned citizen

Received the following in my Inbox. Great research from a resourceful NATLFED-watcher.

My stomach turned as I compiled this list, typing permutations of "Service Workers Association" and "grant" into the search engine.

The listed grants below account for $287,500 of big-ticket grants from private foundations to NATLFED entities since 2001.

While those people who have run into a NATLFED-affiliate know that they are vocal about accepting no money from the government and accepting only private donations "with no strings attached," it is less well-known that entities compete for grants from private foundations.

The foundation grant offices are probably impressed by the all-volunteer nature of the fronts, and by the seeming beneficence of the benefit programs. They probably don't know that the various "Workers Associations" are part of a nationwide network to recruit and indoctrinate "professional revolutionaries." They probably don't know what fraction of their money is spent locally and what fraction is sent to headquarters. They probably don't know if their grants will actually expand the service programs they were intended to support. And, unless they're on the inside, the grant officers have never seen a balance sheet for the organizations they are supporting, and they probably never will.

Type "Eastern Farm Workers Association grant" into your favorite search engine and find out who some of the big-ticket private supporters of the NATLFED organizations are.

http://www.mediatransparency.org/recipientsoffunder.php?funderID=29
The John Templeton Foundation gave $6000 to CVSA in 2004 and $6000 in 2005.

http://www.hhf.org/grants.html
The Halcyon Hill Foundation gave $20,000 to ESWA in 2005-2006

http://www.dmjf.org/annual_2004_full.htm
The Daisy Marquis Jones Foundation gave $50,000 to ESWA Rochester in 2004

http://www.isba.org/ibf/grants05.htm
The Illinois Bar foundation gave $7,000 to the Midwest Workers Association
in 2002, and $5,000 in 2003, 2004, and 2005, but nothing in 2006-2007.

www.usbank.com/about/community_relations/pdf/2004StateGrantLists.pdf
U.S. Bancorp Foundation in 2004 gave $(?) to WSWA

http://www.pcusa.org/sdop/downloads/sdopgrantlist2005.pdf
Presbyterian church USA gave $20,000 to ESWA Rochester in 2005

http://slw.org/2007%20Ministry%20Grant%20Awards.htm
Sisters of the Living Word gave $1,000 to Midwest Workers Association in 2007

http://www.dioceselongisland.org/episcopalcharities/Supporting%20Documents/June%202002%20Newsletter.PDF.
The Episcopal Charities Appeal of the Diocese of Long Island
gave $10,000 to EFWA LI in 2002

http://www.licf.org/resources/downloads/grants/liuu_2004.pdf.
The Long Island Unitarian Universalist Fund gave $12,500 to EFWA in 2004.

http://www.giffordfd.org/Default.aspx?tabid=559
www.giffordfd.org/Portals/25/PDF/2006%20Annual%20Report.pdf
The Gifford Foundation gave $10,000 to EFWA in 2006

http://www.trinitywallstreet.org/grants/content/reports/pdfs/annual2003.pdf.
Parish of Trinity Church in New York $30,000 to EFWA over two years 2003-2004.

https://www.pcusa.org/sdop/projects/usa_west.htm
The Presbyterian Committee on the self-development of people
gave $100,000 to WFWA Hillsboro in 2001.