A Private Foundation located in NEW YORK, NY



Latest data derived from the private foundation e-Filings updated by the IRS

IRS Form 990 PF

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2022 Tax Year

About this Private Foundation: 364555

This private foundation is located in New York and provides grants to support non-lobbying activities that promote open, democratic societies globally. Its funding focuses on empowering community-based organizations, advancing civil rights, and enhancing civic engagement. Key areas of interest include criminal justice reform, human rights, public health, media freedom, and democratic values. The foundation also supports initiatives aimed at addressing systemic racism and disenfranchisement within the Latinx and Black communities. Through its diverse charitable activities, the foundation aims to bolster democratic participation and advocate for social justice across various platforms.

Foundation Profile

In the dynamic landscape of philanthropy, one private foundation stands out for its unwavering commitment to fostering open, democratic societies globally. With total assets exceeding $10.5 billion in the 2023 tax year, this foundation has distributed an impressive $491.3 million in grants, reflecting its dedication to impactful charitable giving. The foundation’s mission centers on promoting non-lobbying activities that enhance democratic engagement, human rights, and public health, while also tackling systemic issues such as racism and disenfranchisement. The foundation prioritizes funding initiatives that support community-based organizations, particularly those that elevate marginalized voices in democratic processes. Notable areas of interest include criminal justice reform, media freedom, and civic engagement, with a special emphasis on empowering the Latinx community and Black communities across the nation. This holistic approach not only addresses immediate needs but also fosters long-term change by nurturing promising community-driven solutions. Geographically, the foundation's reach extends beyond the United States, with a commitment to bolstering democratic values and civic engagement in various regions, including Israel. Eligible applicants include non-profit organizations engaged in non-lobbying activities that align with the foundation’s mission. The foundation encourages innovative proposals that address pressing social issues and promote equality and justice. With a diverse portfolio of grants awarded to reputable organizations, the foundation exemplifies a collaborative spirit in philanthropy. As it continues to support transformative projects, it invites grant seekers to explore funding opportunities that align with their missions. If your organization is dedicated to advancing social equity, democracy, and community empowerment, consider leveraging the resources available through this foundation. Explore the potential for partnership and funding opportunities on The Grant Portal, and take the next step toward making a meaningful impact in your community.
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FOUNDATION TO PROMOTE OPEN SOCIETY

NEW YORK, NY

Summary

Assets

$10.5b

Distributions

$491.2m

Contributions

$0

Grant Median

$391.8k

Count

1.2k

Grant Max

$42.7m
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Latest Tax e-Filing

2022

Published by IRS

2023

People

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# Name Title Hours / Wk Comp ($)
1 GEORGE SOROS DIRECTOR AND CHAIRMAN 2.00 0

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NEW YORK

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to enable CLLCTIVLY, a fiscally sponsored project of Fusion Partnerships, to provide support to Black-led organizations impacted by COVID-19
1
to provide general support
7
to promote greater diversity in the news industry and meaningful coverage of historically marginalized communities
1
to support the Baltimore branch of the Urban Teachers program, which includes recruitment, coaching, coursework, wraparound supports and professional development for over 300 aspiring and full-time educators in Baltimore City Schools
1
to provide support to Maryland Peer Advisory Council, a fiscally sponsored project of the Grantee, to identify and train new peer support specialists to become advocates for drug policy reform
1
to provide general operating support
1
to ensure meaningful community input into the City of Baltimore's efforts to reduce violence
1
to engage in education and organizing to reduce the number of people serving long sentences in Maryland prisons
1
to help achieve the safe and restorative decarceration of individuals serving long prison sentences in Maryland
1
to support the completion of a report on the costs of drug criminalization in Maryland
1
to support the Grantee's work on researching the social and economic costs of drug criminalization Maryland
1
to facilitate the Baltimore Invest Donor Advised Fund to support alternative approaches to community safety and healing and restorative practices among Baltimore City governmental agencies
1
to provide meals and harm reduction services to residents of Hampden and educate community members on the importance of engaging people who use drugs in a supportive and non-judgmental space
1
to enable the Mayor's Office of Criminal Justice to meaningfully engage community partnerships critical to reduce violence in Baltimore, without a reliance on incarceration
1

Interest

Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Grantmaking Foundations

4919 results

Amount Name Purpose Location Year
$ 70,000 Fusion Partnerships Inc to enable CLLCTIVLY, a fiscally sponsored project of Fusion Partnerships, to provide support to Black-led organizations impacted by COVID-19 Baltimore, MD 2021
$ 25,000 A New Faith Community to provide general support Baltimore, MD 2021
$ 25,000 Morgan State University Foundation Inc to promote greater diversity in the news industry and meaningful coverage of historically marginalized communities Baltimore, MD 2021
$ 25,000 Maryland Center on Economic Policy to provide general support Baltimore, MD 2021
$ 25,000 Urban Teachers to support the Baltimore branch of the Urban Teachers program, which includes recruitment, coaching, coursework, wraparound supports and professional development for over 300 aspiring and full-time educators in Baltimore City Schools Baltimore, MD 2021
$ 50,000 Job Opportunities Task Force Inc to provide general support Baltimore, MD 2021
$ 135,000 Behavioral Health Leadership Institute Inc to provide general support Baltimore, MD 2021
$ 50,000 Light of Truth Center Inc to provide support to Maryland Peer Advisory Council, a fiscally sponsored project of the Grantee, to identify and train new peer support specialists to become advocates for drug policy reform Baltimore, MD 2021
$ 150,000 Pennsylvania Black Arts and Entertainment District to provide general operating support Baltimore, MD 2021
$ 80,000 Wide Angle Youth Media to provide general support Baltimore, MD 2021
$ 25,000 Community Mediation Program Inc to ensure meaningful community input into the City of Baltimore's efforts to reduce violence Baltimore, MD 2021
$ 100,000 American Civil Liberties Union Foundation of Maryl to provide general support Baltimore, MD 2021
$ 75,000 American Civil Liberties Union Foundation of Maryl to engage in education and organizing to reduce the number of people serving long sentences in Maryland prisons Baltimore, MD 2021
$ 50,000 Community Law in Action Inc to provide general support Baltimore, MD 2021
$ 62,500 Maryland Office of the Public Defender to help achieve the safe and restorative decarceration of individuals serving long prison sentences in Maryland Baltimore, MD 2021
$ 60,000 University of Maryland Baltimore to support the completion of a report on the costs of drug criminalization in Maryland Baltimore, MD 2021
$ 60,000 University of Maryland Baltimore to support the Grantee's work on researching the social and economic costs of drug criminalization Maryland Baltimore, MD 2021
$ 1,500,000 Fund for Educational Excellence to facilitate the Baltimore Invest Donor Advised Fund to support alternative approaches to community safety and healing and restorative practices among Baltimore City governmental agencies Baltimore, MD 2021
$ 25,000 St Luke's Evangelical Lutheran Church to provide meals and harm reduction services to residents of Hampden and educate community members on the importance of engaging people who use drugs in a supportive and non-judgmental space Baltimore, MD 2021
$ 95,000 Baltimore Civic Fund to enable the Mayor's Office of Criminal Justice to meaningfully engage community partnerships critical to reduce violence in Baltimore, without a reliance on incarceration Baltimore, MD 2021
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FOUNDATION TO PROMOTE OPEN SOCIETY
224 WEST 57TH STREET
NEW YORK,NY,10019
2125480600

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