Funding for Justice Initiatives

A bridge between justice work and the funders who share its values — by invitation.

Tzedek, tzedek tirdof — "Justice, justice you shall pursue."

This part of the practice exists because of that old instruction. Justice is named twice — a reminder to pursue it by just means, and to pursue it without rest. It is the conviction behind the work, and Rick does not keep it quiet.

Who it's for:
Justice-focused organizations doing work that demands both credibility and capital — and the funders who want to back that work well. Engagements here are by invitation.

The problem it solves
Justice work is chronically underfunded relative to its stakes, and too much of it survives on grant-chasing. What it often needs is not another solicitation campaign but a connection: a credible bridge between a mission and the people positioned to fund it. That bridge is rare, because it depends on trust running in both directions at once.

What Rick does
Weinstein Legacy Partners is a funding connector, not a fundraising firm. Rick connects justice initiatives with funders whose values match the mission, and he takes on these projects selectively, by invitation. He aligns funders with the work through values rather than asks — letting conviction, not pressure, carry it. It is the same principle that runs through the whole practice: people who are genuinely inspired will give; the work is to make the connection honestly.