Institute of Museum and Library Services
21 organizations named it on a federal lobbying report, 2019 to 2026.
- Organizations that lobbied it
- 21
- 2019 to 2026
- Contracts and grants since October 2020
- $1.71B
Who tries to sway it
Who names it on federal lobbying reports, 2019 to 2026, and who used to work there. Naming an agency is the filer’s account of where work was aimed, not a record of a meeting.
- National Foundation on the Arts and the HumanitiesThe department it sits in
- American Library AssociationLobbied it, $3.31M
- National Humanities AllianceLobbied it, $1.11M
- American Association of MuseumsLobbied it, $1.11M
- Association of American PublishersLobbied it, $588K
- Discovery Science FoundationLobbied it, $373K
Who pays to be heard
The biggest spenders on reports that name it. A report names several issues, so each figure is the whole report.
- American Library Association$3.31M
- National Humanities Alliance$1.11M
- American Association of Museums$1.11M
- Association of American Publishers$588K
- Discovery Science Foundation$373K
- American Zoo and Aquarium Association$330K
- Museum of Science and Industry$330K
- Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum$210K
- Science Museum of Minnesota$150K
- Storm King Art Center$130K
- Autry Museum of the American West$115K
- Children's Museum Tucson$100K
- City of Downey, Ca$90K
- Library Copyright Alliance$60K
- National Trust for Historic Preservation$51.2K
- Museum of Science, Boston$25.5K
- City of Springfield Or$20K
- Memphis River Parks Partnership$20K
- Springfield School District #19
- Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage
Who files the lobbying
The firms on reports that name it, by how many clients they filed for.
- Smith Garson3 clients
- National Group, LLP2 clients
- American Zoo and Aquarium Association1 client
- Association of American Publishers1 client
- Bell & Lindsay, Inc.1 client
- Bridge Public Affairs, LLC1 client
- Davidoff Hutcher & Citron, LLP1 client
- Lne Group1 client
- Mr. Jonathan Band1 client
- Museum of Science, Boston1 client
- National Humanities Alliance1 client
- National Trust for Historic Preservation1 client
- Nexxus Consulting, LLC1 client
- Penn Hill Group1 client
- Powers Pyles Sutter & Verville, P.C.1 client
- Schagrin Associates1 client
- Stewart and Stewart1 client
- The Ferguson Group, LLC1 client
- American Association of Museums1 client
- Townsend Public Affairs, Inc.1 client
The money
Where its contracts and grants go.
Top contractors
$44.8M in contracts to 52 recipients since October 2020. What it has obligated to each so far, largest first.
- Capital Meeting Planning, Inc.$8.4M
- American Institutes for Research in the Behavioral Sciences$5.89M
- Zolon PCS Ii, LLC$4.58M
- Icf Incorporated, L.l.c.$2.9M
- Mathematica Inc.$2.47M
- Vanguard Communications of Falls Church Inc.$2.45M
- Jos Group LLC$2.39M
- The Mitre Corporation$2.17M
Top grant recipients
$1.67B in grants to 1,692 recipients since October 2020. What it has obligated to each so far, largest first.
- California State Library$105M
- Library & Archives Commission$82.5M
- Florida Department of State$62.2M
- New York State Education Department$56M
- Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Department of Education$39.1M
- Secretary of State, Illinois$38.6M
- State Library of Ohio$36.9M
- Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia$34.8M
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