COMMON MAPS
Map version new-york activity top-down
Main site Contact
Menu
↑ parent activity group ·
research dossier

SUPERMAJORITY
NEW YORK, NY · EIN 834266107 · Form 990 · FY2025 · NTEE R24 · Civil Rights & Advocacy · Small ($100K-$1M) · supermajority.com
revenue
$105K
expenses
$140K
net assets
$0
employees
0
volunteers
3
program ratio
0%
mission · from form 990

TO ACHIEVE GENDER EQUITY AND BUILD WOMEN'S POWER THROUGH ISSUE ADVOCACY, COMMUNITY BUILDING, ORGANIZING AND ELECTORAL PARTICIPATION.

profile · synthesized from sources

Supermajority is a women's equality organization founded in 2019 to build collective political power among women through civic engagement, leadership training, and issue advocacy. It has grown a multiracial, multigenerational community of over 530,000 members across the United States, providing resources, events, and organizing tools to advance gender equity. The organization emphasizes narrative change, voter mobilization, and grassroots leadership development, particularly among young women and women of color.

irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2024

What they reported doing

  1. #1 primary $609K
    MEMBERSHIP GROWTH & ENGAGEMENTSUPERMAJORITY CONTINUED TO MAKE INVESTMENTS IN GROWING OUR COMMUNITY BY STRENGTHENING OUR MEMBERS' CONNECTION AND TRUST WITH US. IN 2024, WE PILOTED ORGANIZING NIGHT SCHOOL, A PROGRAM AIMING TO GIVE FOLKS THE TRAINING AND RESOURCES NEEDED TO TAKE ACTION LOCALLY, HONING SKILLS FROM STORYTELLING TO DIGITAL ORGANIZING. WE RECORDED THESE EVENTS AND MADE THEM AVAILABLE ONLINE. WE FURTHER REFINED OTHER SUCCESSFUL MEMBERSHIP ENGAGEMENT PROGRAMS LIKE NEW MEMBER ORIENTATIONS, SUPERWOMEN WEDNESDAYS, SUPERWOMEN SATURDAYS, AND VARIOUS OTHER ONLINE EVENTS. WE INCREASED OPPORTUNITIES FOR OUR MEMBERS TO FIND 'THIRD SPACES' BY PARTICIPATING IN PANELS WITH LEADING ORGANIZERS AND ISSUE EXPERTS, OFFERING HIGH-QUALITY TRAINING AND TIMELY VOLUNTEER ACTIONS - ALL ALONGSIDE A ROBUST COMMUNITY OF FELLOW MEMBERS AND YOUNG WOMEN. SUPERMAJORITY NURTURED OUR ONLINE COMMUNITY VIA SLACK SO THAT MEMBERS HAD TIMELY, DIRECT ACCESS TO SM STAFF AND OTHER MEMBERS. ORGANIZERS SHARED ACTION REQUESTS MORE IMMEDIATELY AND WERE ABLE TO SHARE NEWS TO CONTINUE INSPIRING AND MOTIVATING VOLUNTEERS.
  2. #2 $342K
    DIRECT VOTER CONTACTSUPERMAJORITY'S DIRECT VOTER CONTACT PROGRAM AIMED TO FURTHER REFINE AND GROW SCALABLE OUTREACH PROGRAMS, BOTH IN-PERSON AND VIRTUALLY, TO ENGAGE WOMEN VOTERS WHO SHARE OUR VALUES AND DON'T REGULARLY VOTE. IN 2024, WE HIRED ON THE GROUND ORGANIZERS TO LEAD VOTER OUTREACH AND DEVELOP LASTING RELATIONSHIPS WITH PARTNERS AND VOLUNTEERS IN OUR TARGET COMMUNITIES, IN THREE TARGET STATES. IN MICHIGAN, WE RAN OUR LARGEST DOORS PROGRAM TO DATE WITH NEARLY 78,000 ATTEMPTS AND 22,382 CONVERSATIONS, FOCUSING ON ORGANIZING BLACK WOMEN TO DRIVE OUR GRASSROOTS POWER. IN PENNSYLVANIA, WE HAD OUR HIGHEST NUMBER OF PHONE CONVERSATIONS IN 2024, WITH 427,072 ATTEMPTS AND 3,787 CONVERSATIONS. IN ARIZONA, WE MADE 633,727 ATTEMPTS TO OUR PRIORITY UNIVERSE AND HAD OVER 2,800 CONVERSATIONS. WE LIFTED STUDENT VOICES THROUGH GRASSROOTS MOBILIZATION AND LEVERAGED SPANISH SPEAKING IN OUR PROGRAMS TO INCREASE OUR REACH.
named programs · 6 · from sources

What they call their work

Direct Voter Contact
Grassroots outreach in key states including Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Arizona, with door-knocking and phone banking focused on engaging women voters.
Leadership Development & Training
Volunteer training program teaching members to host house parties and lead community conversations on issues like reproductive healthcare and care infrastructure.
Membership Growth & Engagement
Core program offering new member orientations, online community via Slack, and regular events to deepen member connection and trust.
Organizing Night School
Training program providing members with skills in storytelling, digital organizing, and local action; recorded sessions available online.
Storytelling & Narrative Shift
Initiative using messaging research and content creation to amplify the narrative of women as the largest voting bloc, including a Gen Z advisory council.
Superwomen Wednesdays
National action hour featuring panels with organizers and issue experts, trainings, and volunteer actions to advance the Majority Rules agenda.
activities · 6 groups

What they do

  • Political Leadership Training for Underrepresented Groups 2 activities
    • Deliver leadership and advocacy training programs for women
      Provide on-demand and live training sessions, including Supermajority Basics, Advocacy 101, and long-term organizing roadmaps, to develop women’s skills in political organizing, leadership, storytelling, and advocacy. Offer one-on-one mentorship from staff and state organizers to support participant growth.
    • Host recurring virtual events for member engagement and training
      Conduct weekly national action hours ("Superwomen Wednesday") and other recurring programs such as Organizing Night School, featuring expert panels, trainings, volunteer opportunities, and skill-building in storytelling and digital organizing to mobilize members for civic action.
  • Gender Equity Research and Advocacy 1 activity
    • Conduct research on women's civic engagement and messaging
      Carry out research initiatives including studies on the values and civic outlook of women of color and generational engagement strategies. Found that women are more motivated to vote when reminded of their collective power; used insights to inform communications and collaborate with Gen Z creators via a research and advisory council.
  • Civil Rights Advocacy & Litigation 1 activity
    • Develop and promote a values-based policy agenda for women
      Created the Majority Rules policy agenda through collaboration with 75,000 women nationwide, centering women—especially women of color—in shaping priorities around economic justice, reproductive freedom, and gun violence prevention. Promote this agenda through public campaigns and coalition advocacy.
  • Women's Leadership & Peace Network Building 1 activity
    • Operate a free membership community for women to build political power
      Create and maintain a national membership network of over 530,000 women (with digital reach nearing four million) engaged in collective action, civic participation, and leadership development. The community is supported through digital platforms including a Slack-based online space and regular communications.
  • Nonprofit Investigative & Community Journalism 1 activity
    • Produce news content and communications focused on women's issues
      Operate Supermajority News, publishing over 300 original stories on issues affecting women such as affordable child care, equal pay, and reproductive healthcare, with a focus on profiling women advocates—particularly women of color—through newsletters and contributions from senior leadership.
  • Uncategorized 2 activities
    • Conduct direct voter outreach and mobilization campaigns
      Engage in targeted voter outreach efforts in key states including Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Arizona through door-knocking, phone banking, and in-person initiatives like "Voting Suits You." Made nearly 78,000 door attempts and over 22,000 conversations in Michigan, 427,072 phone attempts and 3,787 conversations in Pennsylvania, and over 633,000 contact attempts and 2,800 conversations in Arizona in 2024.
    • Organize public forums and coalitions to advance women's political voice
      Host candidate forums such as the mayoral event in Detroit ahead of primary elections to center women voters’ priorities. Join national coalitions like 'We Demand More' to advocate for congressional action supporting women and families during crises.
financials · form 990 · fy2025
revenue
Total revenue$105K
Contributions & grants$105K100%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$00%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$140K
Program expenses0%
Admin / overhead100%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$51K
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$0
Cash$294K
Investments$0
Liabilities$47K
Net assets$0
Liquid reserves25.1 mo
5 years on record · 2020–2025 · YoY revenue -96.3%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2025

Who runs it

board members · 3
  • JESS MORALES ROCKETTO — DIRECTOR
  • KATHERINE GRAINGER — DIRECTOR AND TREASURER
  • TAYLOR SALDITCH — PRESIDENT & EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
relationships · 10

Who they work with

  • ACLU Partner — Collaborating to direct Supermajority's organizing power and membership toward the ACLU's state-based affiliates to advance civil rights and liberties through local infrastructure.
  • Anita Hill Partner — Hosts events featuring Anita Hill as a speaker and activist for member engagement.
  • Cecile Richards Partner — Co-founder of Supermajority and inspiration for the Cecile's Leaders program.
  • Detroit Mayoral Forum Partner — Hosted a forum in partnership with mayoral candidates to center women voters' priorities.
  • Hillary Rodham Clinton Partner — Features Hillary Rodham Clinton in member events, including phone bank pep talks.
  • Stacey Abrams Partner — Engages Stacey Abrams as a featured expert in member events, including briefings on Georgia elections.
  • Supermajority Ed Fund Network — Sister organization dedicated to research, education, and leadership development programs for women.
  • Supermajority Education Fund Government — Entity associated with Supermajority that collects and handles data under a shared privacy policy.
  • We Demand More Coalition — Member of the 'We Demand More' coalition advocating for congressional support for women and families during the COVID-19 crisis.
  • pholk beauty Partner — Brand partner offering special member-only discounts to Supermajority members.
strategies · 3

How they approach the work

Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.

  • Collective Power-Building Through Women-Led Organizing
    methodology: collective_power
    By organizing women as a collective political majority—especially those historically excluded—the organization amplifies their political power and effectiveness, because shared identity and coordinated action increase civic engagement, shift cultural narratives, and expand the electorate.
  • Decentralized, Inclusive Movement Building with Frontline Leadership
    methodology: decentralized_movement_building
    By decentralizing organizing power to local, state-based groups and centering the lived experiences of women of color and young women excluded from traditional politics, the organization creates more authentic, sustained engagement and effective solutions, because proximity to community needs strengthens legitimacy and impact.
  • Integrated Digital and Live Leadership Development
    methodology: digital-and-live_leadership_training
    By combining digital learning with live engagement and requiring participation for full access to community benefits, the organization builds leadership capacity and deepens member commitment, because accessible, interactive training fosters skill growth and accountability within a real-time activist network.