Excessive Wealth Disorder Institute

Ewdi seeks to create a just and inclusive economic system rooted in shared prosperity, government accountability and societal well being. It was founded to create a more balanced distribution of wealth by elevating policy solutions focused exclusively on the nations richest individuals by funding research, coaliation-builing and conducting educational outreach to raise issue awareness among policy makers, philanthropists and the general public. Ewdi participates in amplifying campaigns to impact policy led by existing nonprofits addressing various aspects of wealth inequality. Ewdi works directly with high net worth individuals and non-profit institutions particularly those run by or serving low-income communities or communities of color to generate support for solutions that disrupt the excessive wealth cycle: the extraction of wealth from communities with low, no and negative wealth, wealth hoarding through the tax policy system and the disproportionate influence of the excessively w

$4.6M from 7 funders · 9 grants · 2022–2024