| Return Reference | Explanation |
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| Part I Line 10 | Grants and other assistance to domestic organizations and governments $325.00 |
| Part I Line 16 | Advertising and promotion $2647.00 |
| Part I Line 16 | Information technology $46369.00 |
| Part I Line 16 | Card/Bank Fees $4906.00 |
| Part III 28 | Peaceful Resolution of Conflict: Our organization informed |
| Part III 28 | members of the public about conditions of strife from |
| Part III 28 | domestic social conflict and international affairs. In the |
| Part III 28 | process, we encouraged Americans to learn more and do more |
| Part III 28 | to reduce the suffering at home and around the world. |
| Part III 29 | Action for a Progressive Future advocated for specific policy |
| Part III 29 | positions while encouraging citizens to engage in democratic |
| Part III 29 | electoral processes in accordance with their values. AFPF |
| Part III 29 | encouraged public discourse and civil debate to further inform |
| Part III 29 | voters and the general public about important issues facing the |
| Part III 29 | United States. In the process, AFPF widened democratic |
| Part III 29 | participation and increased the involvment of individuals and |
| Part III 29 | demographic groups too often staying away from campaigns and |
| Part III 29 | elections. |
| Part III 30 | Action for a Progressive future provided vital information with |
| Part III 30 | educational and civic campaigns that addressed aspects of social |
| Part III 30 | justice. Focuses on racial and economic justice enabled many |
| Part III 30 | Americans to learn more about current social conditions and to find |
| Part III 30 | ways to improve them. |
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