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UnKoch My Campus is a U.S.-based nonprofit advocacy and research organization founded in 2014 and operating as a fiscally sponsored project of Generation Common Good, a 501(c)(3) that provides administrative and donation-processing infrastructure. The organization investigates and campaigns against undue influence by the Koch donor network on colleges and universities, publishing investigative reports, donor agreement documentation, and model policies designed to protect academic freedom and faculty governance. Its core products include the Koch Campus Funding Report (documenting over $458 million in Koch grants to 500+ institutions since 2005), a Koch Agreements Database covering 25+ universities, activist training webinars, faculty resistance resources, election scorecards, and topical reports spanning K-12 education, climate, courts, anti-CRT legislation, the January 6th insurrection, and academic white supremacist networks.

The organization runs a community-led go-to-market model, relying on grassroots organizing across student activists, faculty, and local stakeholders rather than a traditional sales or product-led motion. All reports, model policies, and training resources are distributed free of charge via the unKochmycampus.org website, with grassroots engagement coordinated through ActionNetwork and email newsletters, and donation processing handled through ActBlue under the fiscal sponsor's account. There is no underlying proprietary technology platform; the "platform" is essentially an investigative reporting function paired with a website (hosted on Squarespace) and a document library.

UnKoch My Campus has no paying customers, no disclosed revenue, and a donations-only revenue model. It serves students, faculty, university administrators, and voters/electoral advocates, with primary segments being student activists and faculty concerned about donor interference. The organization has 1-10 employees, is headquartered in the Washington, DC metro area (6955 Willow Street, P.O. Box 142, Washington, DC 20012), and operates across multiple U.S. states with documented case studies in Virginia, Florida, Utah, and elsewhere. It has been cited by major national outlets including the Washington Post, New York Times, BuzzFeed, and Inside Higher Ed.

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UnKoch My Campus is a 501(c)(3) advocacy nonprofit that investigates and campaigns against Koch network donor influence in U.S. higher education, publishing investigative reports, donor agreement documentation, activist training resources, and election scorecards for free to students, faculty, and voters.

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higher education advocacy, donor influence research, nonprofit policy research, activist training resources, campus governance policy
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  • 813940
  • 611
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  • 8600
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Nonprofit Education Advocacy
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1Donations and Charitable Contributions
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As a fiscally sponsored project of Generation Common Good, UnKoch My Campus relies on charitable donations from supporters. The organization accepts tax-exempt donations and is structured as a 501(c) nonprofit.

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UnKoch My Campus produces independent research, investigative reports, model policy templates, and grassroots advocacy tools that document and counter Koch network donor influence in U.S. colleges and universities. Its work targets secretive donor agreements, billionaire-funded interference in academic governance, and tracks related political activity in K-12, courts, climate, and elections, with the goal of protecting educational quality, academic freedom, and shared governance.

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  • Documented over $458 million in Koch funding to 500+ universities since 2005
+2 more records
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UnKoch My Campus is a fiscally sponsored project of Generation Common Good that operates as an advocacy and research organization (not a technology product company). The organization offers a portfolio of research reports, activist training resources, model policies, and educational materials focused on exposing and combating undue donor influence from the Koch network on higher education institutions. Core offerings include funding investigation reports, faculty resistance documentation, election scorecards, and model university funding policies. The organization primarily conducts research and provides educational resources rather than operating a software product or platform.

Product and service10 records
1Investigative Research Reports on Koch Network Donor Influence
CategoryResearch Reports
Description

In-depth research reports that investigate, document, and publish findings on Koch network funding, influence, and contract provisions affecting U.S. colleges and universities. Reports cover topics including K-12, climate, courts, academic white supremacy, insurrection, and free speech. The audience is students, faculty, journalists, policymakers, and the general public.

2Model Funding Policies for Higher Education
CategoryPolicy Templates
Description

Template model policies and recommended contract language that universities, faculty senates, and governance bodies can adopt to limit undue donor influence and protect academic freedom in higher education.

3Koch Agreements Database
CategoryResearch Database
Description

A searchable reference database of documented Koch-related donor agreements and contracts at U.S. colleges and universities, used by researchers, journalists, and campus organizers to investigate donor influence.

4Activist Training Program
CategoryActivist Training
Description

Grassroots training resources, webinars, and organizing tools that equip students, faculty, and community activists with the skills and materials needed to run campus-level campaigns against undue donor influence and to engage in election-related accountability work.

5Campus Free Speech Resources
CategoryEducational Resources
Description

Educational resources examining campus free speech issues in the context of Koch network donor influence, supporting advocacy for academic freedom and open inquiry.

6K-12 Koch Influence Research Report
CategoryResearch Reports
Description

Research report on Koch network influence in U.S. K-12 education, extending the organization's higher education focus into primary and secondary schooling.

7Courts and Judicial Influence Report
CategoryResearch Reports
Description

Research report documenting Koch network influence on U.S. courts and judicial pipelines, situating higher education accountability within broader network strategy.

8Climate Policy Influence Report
CategoryResearch Reports
Description

Research report on Koch network influence on climate policy and energy research in higher education and related institutions.

9Insurrection and Extremism Report
CategoryResearch Reports
Description

Research report on Koch network-affiliated organizations' connections to the January 6 insurrection and broader extremism trends, with implications for higher education policy.

10Academic White Supremacy Report
CategoryResearch Reports
Description

Research report on academic white supremacist movements and the role of donor networks, including the Koch network, in funding and amplifying these movements on campuses.

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UnKoch My Campus is a fiscally sponsored project of Generation Common Good, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that provides administrative infrastructure including donation processing, legal status, and organizational support. Donations to UnKoch My Campus are processed through Generation Common Good's ActBlue account.

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TypeDirect peer
Description

MapLight reveals the influence of money in politics through data on campaign contributions and lobbying, intersecting with UKMC's work on political-candidate accountability and election scorecards.

TypeDirect peer
Description

OpenSecrets tracks money in US politics, including Koch network dark-money flows, providing the underlying financial data that complements UKMC's higher-ed-focused investigations.

TypeDirect peer
Description

InfluenceMap tracks corporate influence on climate policy and lobbying, aligning with UKMC's climate-focused investigative work and broader interest in corporate capture of public-interest institutions.

TypeDirect peer
Description

PFAW is a progressive advocacy organization that runs campaigns against far-right donor influence in education, courts, and elections, closely mirroring UKMC's multi-issue advocacy portfolio and target audiences.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Issue One is a cross-ideological anti-corruption organization focused on money in politics, lobbying reform, and dark money, sharing UKMC's electoral accountability and political-reform agenda.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Public Citizen is a corporate-accountability and pro-democracy advocacy group that works on dark money, judicial nominations, and corporate capture, paralleling UKMC's investigative and campaign work.

TypeDirect peer
Description

The AAUP is the leading national organization defending academic freedom and faculty governance, overlapping directly with UKMC's core mission of protecting universities from undue donor and political influence.

TypeDirect peer
Description

SourceWatch maintains a public-interest directory of corporate PR and propaganda networks, providing research infrastructure similar to UKMC's Koch Agreements Database and donor transparency work.

9Generation Common Good
TypeOthers
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Generation Common Good is UKMC's fiscal sponsor and a 501(c)(3) hub for progressive advocacy projects, providing the legal and administrative infrastructure that enables UKMC's operations.

10KochDocs
TypeOthers
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KochDocs is a partner document repository hosted from UKMC's site that archives Koch network internal documents, functioning as a shared research asset for the broader anti-Koch investigative community.

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UnKoch My Campus

Nonprofit Education Advocacyunkochmycampus.org

UnKoch My Campus is a 501(c)(3) advocacy nonprofit that investigates and campaigns against Koch network donor influence in U.S. higher education, publishing investigative reports, donor agreement documentation, activist training resources, and election scorecards for free to students, faculty, and voters.

What UnKoch My Campus does

UnKoch My Campus is a U.S.-based nonprofit advocacy and research organization founded in 2014 and operating as a fiscally sponsored project of Generation Common Good, a 501(c)(3) that provides administrative and donation-processing infrastructure. The organization investigates and campaigns against undue influence by the Koch donor network on colleges and universities, publishing investigative reports, donor agreement documentation, and model policies designed to protect academic freedom and faculty governance. Its core products include the Koch Campus Funding Report (documenting over $458 million in Koch grants to 500+ institutions since 2005), a Koch Agreements Database covering 25+ universities, activist training webinars, faculty resistance resources, election scorecards, and topical reports spanning K-12 education, climate, courts, anti-CRT legislation, the January 6th insurrection, and academic white supremacist networks.

The organization runs a community-led go-to-market model, relying on grassroots organizing across student activists, faculty, and local stakeholders rather than a traditional sales or product-led motion. All reports, model policies, and training resources are distributed free of charge via the unKochmycampus.org website, with grassroots engagement coordinated through ActionNetwork and email newsletters, and donation processing handled through ActBlue under the fiscal sponsor's account. There is no underlying proprietary technology platform; the "platform" is essentially an investigative reporting function paired with a website (hosted on Squarespace) and a document library.

UnKoch My Campus has no paying customers, no disclosed revenue, and a donations-only revenue model. It serves students, faculty, university administrators, and voters/electoral advocates, with primary segments being student activists and faculty concerned about donor interference. The organization has 1-10 employees, is headquartered in the Washington, DC metro area (6955 Willow Street, P.O. Box 142, Washington, DC 20012), and operates across multiple U.S. states with documented case studies in Virginia, Florida, Utah, and elsewhere. It has been cited by major national outlets including the Washington Post, New York Times, BuzzFeed, and Inside Higher Ed.

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UnKoch My Campus
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UnKoch My Campus
Website
https://unkochmycampus.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
2015
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
UnKoch My Campus is a 501(c)(3) advocacy nonprofit that investigates and campaigns against Koch network donor influence in U.S. higher education, publishing investigative reports, donor agreement documentation, activist training resources, and election scorecards for free to students, faculty, and voters.
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North America

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UnKoch My Campus business model

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  1. Donations and Charitable Contributions: As a fiscally sponsored project of Generation Common Good, UnKoch My Campus relies on charitable donations from supporters. The organization accepts tax-exempt donations and is structured as a 501(c) nonprofit.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels5 records

UnKoch My Campus product offering

Product offering

Core offering

UnKoch My Campus produces independent research, investigative reports, model policy templates, and grassroots advocacy tools that document and counter Koch network donor influence in U.S. colleges and universities. Its work targets secretive donor agreements, billionaire-funded interference in academic governance, and tracks related political activity in K-12, courts, climate, and elections, with the goal of protecting educational quality, academic freedom, and shared governance.

Product overview

UnKoch My Campus is a fiscally sponsored project of Generation Common Good that operates as an advocacy and research organization (not a technology product company). The organization offers a portfolio of research reports, activist training resources, model policies, and educational materials focused on exposing and combating undue donor influence from the Koch network on higher education institutions. Core offerings include funding investigation reports, faculty resistance documentation, election scorecards, and model university funding policies. The organization primarily conducts research and provides educational resources rather than operating a software product or platform.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Investigative Research Reports on Koch Network Donor Influence In-depth research reports that investigate, document, and publish findings on Koch network funding, influence, and contract provisions affecting U.S. colleges and universities. Reports cover topics including K-12, climate, courts, academic white supremacy, insurrection, and free speech. The audience is students, faculty, journalists, policymakers, and the general public.
  • Model Funding Policies for Higher Education Template model policies and recommended contract language that universities, faculty senates, and governance bodies can adopt to limit undue donor influence and protect academic freedom in higher education.
  • Koch Agreements Database A searchable reference database of documented Koch-related donor agreements and contracts at U.S. colleges and universities, used by researchers, journalists, and campus organizers to investigate donor influence.
  • Activist Training Program Grassroots training resources, webinars, and organizing tools that equip students, faculty, and community activists with the skills and materials needed to run campus-level campaigns against undue donor influence and to engage in election-related accountability work.
  • Campus Free Speech Resources Educational resources examining campus free speech issues in the context of Koch network donor influence, supporting advocacy for academic freedom and open inquiry.
  • K-12 Koch Influence Research Report Research report on Koch network influence in U.S. K-12 education, extending the organization's higher education focus into primary and secondary schooling.
  • Courts and Judicial Influence Report Research report documenting Koch network influence on U.S. courts and judicial pipelines, situating higher education accountability within broader network strategy.
  • Climate Policy Influence Report Research report on Koch network influence on climate policy and energy research in higher education and related institutions.
  • Insurrection and Extremism Report Research report on Koch network-affiliated organizations' connections to the January 6 insurrection and broader extremism trends, with implications for higher education policy.
  • Academic White Supremacy Report Research report on academic white supremacist movements and the role of donor networks, including the Koch network, in funding and amplifying these movements on campuses.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Documented over $458 million in Koch funding to 500+ universities since 2005
  • +2 more outcomes

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One partnership is on record.

  • Generation Common GoodcoreOthersUnKoch My Campus is a fiscally sponsored project of Generation Common Good, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that provides administrative infrastructure including donation processing, legal status, and organizational support. Donations to UnKoch My Campus are processed through Generation Common Good's ActBlue account.

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

UnKoch My Campus competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • MapLight: MapLight reveals the influence of money in politics through data on campaign contributions and lobbying, intersecting with UKMC's work on political-candidate accountability and election scorecards.
  • OpenSecrets (Center for Responsive Politics): OpenSecrets tracks money in US politics, including Koch network dark-money flows, providing the underlying financial data that complements UKMC's higher-ed-focused investigations.
  • InfluenceMap: InfluenceMap tracks corporate influence on climate policy and lobbying, aligning with UKMC's climate-focused investigative work and broader interest in corporate capture of public-interest institutions.
  • People For the American Way: PFAW is a progressive advocacy organization that runs campaigns against far-right donor influence in education, courts, and elections, closely mirroring UKMC's multi-issue advocacy portfolio and target audiences.
  • Issue One: Issue One is a cross-ideological anti-corruption organization focused on money in politics, lobbying reform, and dark money, sharing UKMC's electoral accountability and political-reform agenda.
  • Public Citizen: Public Citizen is a corporate-accountability and pro-democracy advocacy group that works on dark money, judicial nominations, and corporate capture, paralleling UKMC's investigative and campaign work.
  • American Association of University Professors: The AAUP is the leading national organization defending academic freedom and faculty governance, overlapping directly with UKMC's core mission of protecting universities from undue donor and political influence.
  • SourceWatch: SourceWatch maintains a public-interest directory of corporate PR and propaganda networks, providing research infrastructure similar to UKMC's Koch Agreements Database and donor transparency work.

Others

  • Generation Common Good: Generation Common Good is UKMC's fiscal sponsor and a 501(c)(3) hub for progressive advocacy projects, providing the legal and administrative infrastructure that enables UKMC's operations.
  • KochDocs: KochDocs is a partner document repository hosted from UKMC's site that archives Koch network internal documents, functioning as a shared research asset for the broader anti-Koch investigative community.

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Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

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Frequently asked questions about UnKoch My Campus

What does UnKoch My Campus do?

UnKoch My Campus produces independent research, investigative reports, model policy templates, and grassroots advocacy tools that document and counter Koch network donor influence in U.S. colleges and universities. Its work targets secretive donor agreements, billionaire-funded interference in academic governance, and tracks related political activity in K-12, courts, climate, and elections, with the goal of protecting educational quality, academic freedom, and shared governance.

Is UnKoch My Campus a public or private company?

UnKoch My Campus is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was UnKoch My Campus founded?

UnKoch My Campus was founded in 2015. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is UnKoch My Campus based?

UnKoch My Campus is headquartered in Washington, United States, in the North America region.

How does UnKoch My Campus make money?

One revenue line is on record: donations and Charitable Contributions.

Who are UnKoch My Campus's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are MapLight, OpenSecrets (Center for Responsive Politics), InfluenceMap, People For the American Way, Issue One, Public Citizen, American Association of University Professors and SourceWatch. Others are Generation Common Good and KochDocs.

Does UnKoch My Campus have an API?

No public API is recorded for UnKoch My Campus.

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