California YIMBY
California YIMBY was founded in 2017. As of MayAugust 2022, the organization has over 80,000 members and 20 local teams across California.[1]
As of JuneJuly 2022, California YIMBY has received nearlyover $5.54 million in funding from Open Philanthropy,[4] as well as $1 million from Stripe co-founders John and Patrick Collison.[5] Alexander Berger has recommended California YIMBY as an attractive funding opportunity for individual donors.[6][7]
As of June 2022, California YIMBY has received financial supportnearly $5.5 million in funding from Open Philanthropy,[4][5][2][6] as well as $1 million from Stripe co-founders John and Patrick Collison.[7]5] Alexander Berger has recommended California YIMBY as an attractive funding opportunity for individual donors.[8]6][9]7]
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California YIMBY (2022) About, California YIMBY.
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Berger, Alexander (2019) California YIMBY — General Support (2019), Open Philanthropy, April.
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Berger, California YIMBY — General Support (2019), fn. 7.
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Berger, Alexander (2018)Open Philanthropy (2022) Grants database: California YIMBY— General Support (April 2018), Open Philanthropy, April. ^Berger, Alexander (2018)California YIMBY — General Support (August 2018),Open Philanthropy, August.^Reid, Otis (2021)California YIMBY — General Support (2021),Open Philanthropy, June..- ^
Kendall, Marisa (2018) Stripe gives $1 million to pro-development YIMBY group tackling Bay Area housing shortage, The Mercury News, May 3.
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Karnofsky, Holden (2019) Suggestions for individual donors from Open Philanthropy Staff - 2019, Open Philanthropy, December 18, section 3.3.
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Karnofsky, Holden (2020) Suggestions for individual donors from Open Philanthropy Staff - 2020, Open Philanthropy, November 25, section 4.2.
California YIMBY was founded in 2017. As of JanuaryMay 2022, the organization has over 80,000 members and 20 local teams across California.[1]
Further reading
Berger, Alexander (2018) California YIMBY — General Support (April 2018), Open Philanthropy, April.
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California YIMBY (2022) About, California YIMBY.
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Berger, Alexander (2019) California YIMBY — General Support (2019), Open Philanthropy, April.
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Berger, California YIMBY — General Support (2019), fn. 7.
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Berger, Alexander (2018) California YIMBY — General Support (April 2018), Open Philanthropy, April.
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Berger, Alexander (2018) California YIMBY — General Support (August 2018), Open Philanthropy, August.
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Reid, Otis (2021) California YIMBY — General Support (2021), Open Philanthropy, June.
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Kendall, Marisa (2018) Stripe gives $1 million to pro-development YIMBY group tackling Bay Area housing shortage, The Mercury News, May 3.
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Karnofsky, Holden (2019) Suggestions for individual donors from Open Philanthropy Staff - 2019, Open Philanthropy, December 18,
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Karnofsky, Holden (2020) Suggestions for individual donors from Open Philanthropy Staff - 2020, Open Philanthropy, November 25,
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Open Philanthropy considers California a promising jurisdiction for land use reform advocacy because the state accounts for 12% of the United States population and around half of the most expensive areas in the country; because California has very high rates of rent-inclusive poverty and high rates of out-migration by low-income residents; because state-level advocacy appears to be more tractable than city-level advocacy; and because of other reasons.[2]
Open Philanthropy estimates the social value of a new housing unit in coastal California to be in the low hundreds of thousands of dollars.[3] Combining this estimate with the consensus view that California should build millions of new houses suggests that efforts that increase the probability of more housing being built have very high expected value.[2]
California YIMBY has received financial support from Open Philanthropy,[2][3]Philanthropy,[4][5][2][6] as well as from Stripe co-founders John and Patrick Collison.[6]7] Alexander Berger has recommended California YIMBY as an attractive funding opportunity for individual donors.[7]8][8]9]
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California YIMBY (2022) About, California YIMBY.
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Berger, Alexander (2019) California YIMBY — General Support (2019), Open Philanthropy, April.
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Berger, California YIMBY — General Support (2019), fn. 7.
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Berger, Alexander (2018) California YIMBY — General Support (April 2018), Open Philanthropy, April.
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Berger, Alexander (2018) California YIMBY — General Support (August 2018), Open Philanthropy, August.
^Berger, Alexander (2019)California YIMBY — General Support (2019),Open Philanthropy, April.- ^
Reid, Otis (2021) California YIMBY — General Support (2021), Open Philanthropy, June.
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Kendall, Marisa (2018) Stripe gives $1 million to pro-development YIMBY group tackling Bay Area housing shortage, The Mercury News, May 3.
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Karnofsky, Holden (2019) Suggestions for individual donors from Open Philanthropy Staff - 2019, Open Philanthropy, December 18, sec. 3.3.
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Karnofsky, Holden (2020) Suggestions for individual donors from Open Philanthropy Staff - 2020, Open Philanthropy, November 25, sec. 4.2.
California YIMBY has received financial support from Open Philanthropy,[2][3][4][5] as well as from Stripe co-founders John and Patrick Collison.[6] Alexander Berger has recommended California YIMBY as an attractive funding opportunity for individual donors.[7][8]
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California YIMBY (2022) About, California YIMBY.
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Berger, Alexander (2018) California YIMBY — General Support (April 2018), Open Philanthropy, April.
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Berger, Alexander (2018) California YIMBY — General Support (August 2018), Open Philanthropy, August.
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Berger, Alexander (2019) California YIMBY — General Support (2019), Open Philanthropy, April.
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Reid, Otis (2021) California YIMBY — General Support (2021), Open Philanthropy, June.
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Kendall, Marisa (2018) Stripe gives $1 million to pro-development YIMBY group tackling Bay Area housing shortage, The Mercury News, May 3.
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Karnofsky, Holden (2019) Suggestions for individual donors from Open Philanthropy Staff - 2019, Open Philanthropy, December
18.18, sec. 3.3. - ^
Karnofsky, Holden (2020) Suggestions for individual donors from Open Philanthropy Staff - 2020, Open Philanthropy, November 25, sec. 4.2.
California YIMBY has received funding byfinancial support from Open Philanthropy,[2][3][4][5] as well as byfrom Stripe co-founders John and Patrick Collison.[6] Alexander Berger has recommended California YIMBY as an attractive funding opportunity for individual donors.[7]
California YIMBY is an organization that advocates for land use reform in California.
History
California YIMBY was founded in 2017. As of January 2022, the organization has over 80,000 members and 20 local teams across California.[1]
Evaluation
California YIMBY has received funding by Open Philanthropy,[2][3][4][5] as well as by Stripe co-founders John and Patrick Collison.[6] Alexander Berger has recommended California YIMBY as an attractive funding opportunity for individual donors.[7]
External links
California YIMBY. Official website.
Related entries
land use reform | United States policy and politics
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California YIMBY (2022) About, California YIMBY.
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Berger, Alexander (2018) California YIMBY — General Support (April 2018), Open Philanthropy, April.
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Berger, Alexander (2018) California YIMBY — General Support (August 2018), Open Philanthropy, August.
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Berger, Alexander (2019) California YIMBY — General Support (2019), Open Philanthropy, April.
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Reid, Otis (2021) California YIMBY — General Support (2021), Open Philanthropy, June.
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Kendall, Marisa (2018) Stripe gives $1 million to pro-development YIMBY group tackling Bay Area housing shortage, The Mercury News, May 3.
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Karnofsky, Holden (2019) Suggestions for individual donors from Open Philanthropy Staff - 2019, Open Philanthropy, December 18.
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JulyAugust 2022, California YIMBY has received over $5.4 million in funding from Open Philanthropy,[4] as well as $1 million from Stripe co-founders John and Patrick Collison.[5] Alexander Berger has recommended California YIMBY as an attractive funding opportunity for individual donors.[6][7]