Grant·6swq6Cg1_n·Record

Grant 6swq6Cg1_n

Verdictunverifiable95%

2 checks · 1 src · 4/29/2026

⚠ Headline unverifiable — 1 high-relevance source unverifiable, 1 high-relevance source confirmed.

1 → unverifiable; dissent: 1 → confirmed

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Name: The Ordinary People Society — Criminal Justice Reform
Amount: $50,000
Currency: USD
Date: March 2016
Source: https://coefficientgiving.org/funds/
Notes: [Criminal Justice Reform] This is a "no-process" grant. For no-process grants, Chloe Cockburn (our Program Officer for Criminal Justice Reform) can recommend the grant without needing to go through our normal process of providing her reasoning, discussing with the team, and provi… expand
[Criminal Justice Reform] This is a "no-process" grant. For no-process grants, Chloe Cockburn (our Program Officer for Criminal Justice Reform) can recommend the grant without needing to go through our normal process of providing her reasoning, discussing with the team, and providing input on and review of our public page. These grants are limited to a relatively small proportion of Chloe's grantmaking, and some other stipulations apply to what types of grant are eligible. The overall aim is for Chloe to be able to move forward on relatively small and low-risk grants, based purely on her own judgment and with minimal delay. In keeping with the lack of process, we don't plan to publish in-depth pages about the reasoning behind these grants; we consider them part of our bet on Chloe.

Source evidence

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coefficientgiving.org/funds/Coefficient Giving resource

confirmed95%deterministic-row-match · 4/20/2026

Name: The Ordinary People Society — Criminal Justice Reform
Grantee: The Ordinary People Society
Focus Area: Criminal Justice Reform
Amount: $50,000.00
Date: March 2016
Description: T

NoteDeterministic match: grantee, amount, date matched in source snapshot (2714 rows)

unverifiable95%Haiku 4.5 · 3/25/2026

NoteThe source text does not contain any information about specific grants awarded by Coefficient Giving. While it confirms that Coefficient Giving is a philanthropic funder, it provides only general information about their funding areas and approach. The specific grant details (grantee name, amount of $50,000, date of 2016-03, and the purpose of Criminal Justice Reform) are not mentioned or addressed in the provided source material. This makes the record unverifiable based on the given source.

Case № 6swq6Cg1_nFiled 4/29/2026Confidence 95%