Eboo Patel Recognized for Fourth Year on NonProfit Times Power 50
For the fourth consecutive year, Interfaith America founder Eboo Patel has secured a spot on The NonProfit Times' Power & Influence Top 50 list. The distinction highlights his ongoing efforts to frame religious diversity as a cornerstone of civic cooperation rather than a catalyst for national polarization.
Patel’s influence has gained significant traction this year, marked by his election to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and recognition from the George W. Bush Institute for his advocacy on cross-difference collaboration. His work centers on the belief that pluralism is essential to the health of American democracy, a theme he explores in his writing and lectures.
Three of his primary collaborators in the pluralism movement also earned spots on this year’s NPT list: Michael Murray of the Arthur Vining Davis Foundations, YMCA of the USA CEO Suzanne McCormick, and Habitat for Humanity International CEO Jonathan Reckford. Through the Team Up Project, McCormick and Reckford are integrating pluralism into their respective national networks. These leaders will be formally honored at the NPT Power & Influence Top 50 Gala in Washington, D.C., this September.
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