This chapter reviews the ongoing discussion among scholars and practitioners regarding the democracy and accountability of US foundations. It delves into research aspects concerning the Haymarket Fund, connecting them to the broader history of social movement philanthropy. The discussion critically examines how these foundations operate within democratic frameworks and their responsibilities to the public and the movements they aim to support, providing a historical context for current practices and debates in the field of social justice funding. The text explores the tension between philanthropic autonomy and public expectation.
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