Fairness Project promotes a national awareness of the economic inequalities in the United States. The group backs ballot initiative campaigns in states and cities in order to give people the opportunity to vote for improved economic fairness. Flexible work arrangements with the Fairness Project include full-time, 100% remote jobs. In 2016, the team's primary focus was working to raise the minimum wage and to require paid sick leave for workers in some states. During the 2016 elections, every wage initiative Fairness Project helped get on a ballot was successfully passed. From the beginning of its efforts, the organization estimated that the changes it enacted will affect more than 8 million lower-wage workers.

Fairness Project is a 501(c)(4) organization, a designation available to nonprofits that are exclusively focused on promoting social welfare. The group is based in San Francisco, California, and partners with like-minded organizations in states across the nation. Moving forward, leadership and employees at Fairness Project aim to support more minimum-wage increases, continue to inspire a political dialogue on a fair economy, and develop initiatives to improve other areas of economic inequality. Fairness Project supports local and state initiatives with funding, as well as ongoing services including social media outreach, data and analytics, research, strategic planning, and coordination of national campaigns.

Fairness Project promotes a national awareness of the economic inequalities in the United States. The group backs ballot initiative campaigns in states and cities in order to give people the opportunity to vote for improved economic fairness. Flexible work arrangements with the Fairness Project include full-time, 100% remote jobs. In 2016, the team's primary focus was working to raise the minimum wage and to require paid sick leave for workers in some states. During the 2016 elections, every wage initiative Fairness Project helped get on a ballot was successfully passed. From the beginning of its efforts, the organization estimated that the changes it enacted will affect more than 8 million lower-wage workers.

Fairness Project is a 501(c)(4) organization, a designation available to nonprofits that are exclusively focused on promoting social welfare. The group is based in San Francisco, California, and partners with like-minded organizations in states across the nation. Moving forward, leadership and employees at Fairness Project aim to support more minimum-wage increases, continue to inspire a political dialogue on a fair economy, and develop initiatives to improve other areas of economic inequality. Fairness Project supports local and state initiatives with funding, as well as ongoing services including social media outreach, data and analytics, research, strategic planning, and coordination of national campaigns.