The Pew Charitable Trusts is a nonpartisan organization dedicated to enhancing civic life and informing public policy through rigorous research and advocacy. For over 75 years, Pew has collaborated with diverse communities to address critical challenges in areas such as conservation, economic mobility, health, and public policy.

The organization’s conservation initiatives focus on protecting vital habitats and promoting sustainable practices both in the U.S. and globally, emphasizing land and ocean preservation. In finance and economy, Pew seeks to empower families with the tools and information needed for fiscal responsibility and long-term security. Additionally, Pew is committed to improving public health through initiatives aimed at combating opioid addiction, enhancing mental health resources, and ensuring food and product safety.

By linking research to actionable solutions, Pew fosters informed citizen engagement, ensuring that taxpayers understand how public funds are utilized and driving effective governance across all levels of society. The Pew Charitable Trusts stands as a pillar in the pursuit of informed policies and a healthier, more equitable world.