A Private Foundation located in PRINCETON, NJ



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: 386021

This private foundation is located in Princeton and focuses on philanthropy, grantmaking, and promoting health equity. It provides grants for general operating support, data initiatives addressing structural racism, and policy decisions affecting families and children. The foundation also funds research to dismantle barriers to health equity and supports innovative nursing practices. Its outreach includes sharing research findings and evidence-based reports to improve health and well-being across America. By addressing the root causes of health disparities, the foundation aims to foster healthier communities and enhance overall quality of life.

Foundation Profile

In the realm of philanthropic efforts aimed at improving health equity and community well-being, one prominent private foundation stands out for its unwavering commitment to addressing the root causes of health disparities. With total assets exceeding $13.8 billion and a remarkable distribution of over $724 million in grants during the 2023 tax year, this foundation is dedicated to fostering healthier communities across the United States. The foundation prioritizes initiatives that enhance the health and well-being of children and families, ensuring that vital resources are accessible for nurturing healthy development. Its grantmaking focus includes general operating support for organizations committed to advancing health equity, as well as funding for innovative projects that tackle structural barriers to care. By emphasizing research and evaluation, the foundation seeks to identify actionable solutions that can transform health outcomes and dismantle systemic inequities. Geographically, the foundation extends its reach nationwide, supporting a diverse range of organizations that align with its mission. Eligible applicants include nonprofits and community-based organizations that are committed to improving health and fostering equity. The foundation's funding interests are broad, encompassing programs that address issues such as structural racism, health policy research, and the empowerment of diverse healthcare workforces. In 2023, the foundation made significant contributions to various organizations, including substantial grants to health advocacy groups and educational institutions. These investments reflect its strategic focus on partnerships that can drive meaningful change and enhance the collective capacity to address pressing health challenges. For those seeking to make a difference in their communities through innovative health initiatives, this foundation represents a vital resource. Qualified applicants are encouraged to explore the funding opportunities available through The Grant Portal, where they can find the support needed to turn their visions into reality. Together, let’s work towards a healthier, more equitable future for all.
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THE ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON FOUNDATION

PRINCETON, NJ

Summary

Assets

$13.8b

Distributions

$724.7m

Contributions

$14

Grant Median

$137.6k

Count

4.1k

Grant Max

$5.8m
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Latest Tax e-Filing

2022

Published by IRS

2023

People

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# Name Title Hours / Wk Comp ($)
1 KATHRYN S FULLER TRUSTEE CHAIR 5.00 65000

Charitable Activities

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$8283739

GENERAL OUTREACH AND SUPPORT: SHARE RESEARCH FINDINGS, SUPPORT POLICY AND COMMUNICATIONS ACTIVITIES THAT IMPROVE THE HEALTH AND WELLBEING OF EVERYONE IN AMERICA.

$7904287

RESEARCH, EVALUATION, LEARNING: PROGRAMS THAT IDENTIFY THE ROOT CAUSES OF HEALTH DISPARITIES AND POTENTIAL SOLUTIONS TO IMPROVE HEALTH, EQUITY, AND WELLBEING.

$6843532

HEALTHY CHILDREN AND FAMILIES: PROGRAMS THAT ENSURE FAMILIES HAVE THE RESOURCES NEEDED TO FOSTER HEALTHY DEVELOPMENT AND RAISE THRIVING CHILDREN.

$26748092

OTHER ACTIVITIES: FUND AND SHARE EVIDENCE-BASED, NONPARTISAN REPORTS THAT INFORM HEALTH AND HEALTH EQUITY POLICIES AT ALL LEVELS OF GOVERNMENT AND IN COMMUNITIES.

Grants

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State

NJ

City

PRINCETON

Purpose

77880 PREVENTING AND REDUCING TOBACCO USE AMONG YOUNG BLACK WOMEN IN TOBACCO NATION STATES AND UNDERSTANDING THE HIGHER HEALTH RISKS POSED BY COVID-19
1
77506 ADVOCATING FEDERAL REGULATORY ACTION TO RESTRICT SALES OF MENTHOL AND OTHER FLAVORED TOBACCO PRODUCTS TO ADDRESS RACIAL HEALTH DISPARITIES
1
80182 PLANNING FOR BUILDING THE CAPACITY OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS IN THE SOUTH AND MIDWEST TO ADVOCATE EQUITY-CENTERED TOBACCO POLICIES
1
79405 BUILDING THE CAPACITY OF COMMUNITY-BASED ORGANIZATIONS IN THE SOUTH AND MIDWEST TO ADDRESS COMMERCIAL-TOBACCO-RELATED RACIAL AND ECONOMIC INEQUITIES
1
79890 PREVENTING AND REDUCING TOBACCO USE BY YOUNG BLACK WOMEN AND GIRLS IN COLLEGES IN THE SOUTH AND MIDWEST
1
77161 BUILDING CAPACITY TO RESTRICT SALES OF MENTHOL TOBACCO PRODUCTS AND STRENGTHEN SMOKE-FREE POLICIES FOR 'TOBACCO NATION', GEORGIA, AND NORTH CAROLINA
1
MATCHING GIFT
1
78137 ACCELERATING LOCAL BASE-BUILDING FOR RACIAL EQUITY -- COMMUNITY CHANGE
1
77427 PARTNERING IN RWJF'S CONSUMER STATE ADVOCACY PROJECT TO DRIVE STATE POLICY MORE RESPONSIVE TO PEOPLE'S NEEDS -- COMMUNITY CHANGE
1
76971 SERVING AS THE COORDINATING CENTER FOR RWJF'S AUTHORIZATION TO STRENGTHEN CIVIC ENGAGEMENT IN DEVELOPMENT OF FAMILY-SUPPORTIVE POLICIES
1
77790 CREATING THE NATIONAL LAND BANK NETWORK TO DEVELOP VACANT, ABANDONED, DETERIORATED PROPERTIES TO ADVANCE A RACIALLY EQUITABLE RECOVERY FROM COVID-19
1
77734 CONTINUING THE COLLABORATIVE DESIGN AND DELIVERY OF THE CULTURE OF HEALTH LEADERS CURRICULUM TO DEVELOP EFFECTIVE MULTISECTOR CHANGE AGENTS, 2020-2021
1
80458 SITE VISIT DONATION FOR THE CENTER FOR EDUCATION AND JUVENILE JUSTICE
1
79083 GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT FOR THE CENTER FOR EFFECTIVE PHILANTHROPY, 2021-2024
1
78565 EVALUATING THE LOCAL BASE-BUILDING COMPONENT OF RWJF'S COMMUNITY POWER-BUILDING INITIATIVE
1
78503 SUPPORTING THE EVALUATION ROUNDTABLE AS A THOUGHT AND FIELD LEADER IN STRATEGY, LEARNING, AND EVALUATION IN SERVICE TO RACIAL EQUITY AND JUSTICE
1
79975 EVALUATING ZERO TO THREE REGRANTS TO TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PARTNERS AND CHILD ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS TO INFORM LEARNING ON ECONOMIC INCLUSION
1
78367 EVALUATING PROJECTS TO ADVANCE INCLUSIVE STATE COALITIONS IN ADVOCATING EQUITABLE ACCESS TO HEAD START AND INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES EDUCATION ACT
1
78653 EVALUATING THE BIRTH JUSTICE COMPONENT OF RWJF'S COMMUNITY POWER-BUILDING INITIATIVE
1
75471 STRENGTHENING JOURNALISTS' COVERAGE OF HEALTH AND HEALTH CARE ISSUES, 2018-2021
1

Interest

Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Grantmaking Foundations

16386 results

Amount Name Purpose Location Year
$ 106,680 CENTER FOR BLACK HLT & EQUITY 77880 PREVENTING AND REDUCING TOBACCO USE AMONG YOUNG BLACK WOMEN IN TOBACCO NATION STATES AND UNDERSTANDING THE HIGHER HEALTH RISKS POSED BY COVID-19 DURHAM, NC 2022
$ 200,000 CENTER FOR BLACK HLT & EQUITY 77506 ADVOCATING FEDERAL REGULATORY ACTION TO RESTRICT SALES OF MENTHOL AND OTHER FLAVORED TOBACCO PRODUCTS TO ADDRESS RACIAL HEALTH DISPARITIES DURHAM, NC 2022
$ 450,000 CENTER FOR BLACK HLT & EQUITY 80182 PLANNING FOR BUILDING THE CAPACITY OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS IN THE SOUTH AND MIDWEST TO ADVOCATE EQUITY-CENTERED TOBACCO POLICIES DURHAM, NC 2022
$ 875,000 CENTER FOR BLACK HLT & EQUITY 79405 BUILDING THE CAPACITY OF COMMUNITY-BASED ORGANIZATIONS IN THE SOUTH AND MIDWEST TO ADDRESS COMMERCIAL-TOBACCO-RELATED RACIAL AND ECONOMIC INEQUITIES DURHAM, NC 2022
$ 275,000 CENTER FOR BLACK HLT & EQUITY 79890 PREVENTING AND REDUCING TOBACCO USE BY YOUNG BLACK WOMEN AND GIRLS IN COLLEGES IN THE SOUTH AND MIDWEST DURHAM, NC 2022
$ 25,644 CENTER FOR BLACK HLT & EQUITY 77161 BUILDING CAPACITY TO RESTRICT SALES OF MENTHOL TOBACCO PRODUCTS AND STRENGTHEN SMOKE-FREE POLICIES FOR 'TOBACCO NATION', GEORGIA, AND NORTH CAROLINA DURHAM, NC 2022
$ 500 CENTER FOR CARBON REMOVAL MATCHING GIFT WASHINGTON, DC 2022
$ 900,000 CENTER FOR COMM CHANGE 78137 ACCELERATING LOCAL BASE-BUILDING FOR RACIAL EQUITY -- COMMUNITY CHANGE WASHINGTON, DC 2022
$ 300,600 CENTER FOR COMM CHANGE 77427 PARTNERING IN RWJF'S CONSUMER STATE ADVOCACY PROJECT TO DRIVE STATE POLICY MORE RESPONSIVE TO PEOPLE'S NEEDS -- COMMUNITY CHANGE WASHINGTON, DC 2022
$ 1,425,000 CENTER FOR COMM CHANGE 76971 SERVING AS THE COORDINATING CENTER FOR RWJF'S AUTHORIZATION TO STRENGTHEN CIVIC ENGAGEMENT IN DEVELOPMENT OF FAMILY-SUPPORTIVE POLICIES WASHINGTON, DC 2022
$ 18,750 CENTER FOR COMM PROGRESS 77790 CREATING THE NATIONAL LAND BANK NETWORK TO DEVELOP VACANT, ABANDONED, DETERIORATED PROPERTIES TO ADVANCE A RACIALLY EQUITABLE RECOVERY FROM COVID-19 FLINT, MI 2022
$ 68,261 CENTER FOR CREATIVE LEADERSHIP 77734 CONTINUING THE COLLABORATIVE DESIGN AND DELIVERY OF THE CULTURE OF HEALTH LEADERS CURRICULUM TO DEVELOP EFFECTIVE MULTISECTOR CHANGE AGENTS, 2020-2021 GREENSBORO, NC 2022
$ 75,000 CENTER FOR EDUC & JUV JUSTICE 80458 SITE VISIT DONATION FOR THE CENTER FOR EDUCATION AND JUVENILE JUSTICE NEWARK, NJ 2022
$ 500,000 CENTER FOR EFFECTIVE PHILANTHROPY 79083 GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT FOR THE CENTER FOR EFFECTIVE PHILANTHROPY, 2021-2024 CAMBRIDGE, MA 2022
$ 476,206 CENTER FOR EVAL INNOVATION 78565 EVALUATING THE LOCAL BASE-BUILDING COMPONENT OF RWJF'S COMMUNITY POWER-BUILDING INITIATIVE WASHINGTON, DC 2022
$ 28,266 CENTER FOR EVAL INNOVATION 78503 SUPPORTING THE EVALUATION ROUNDTABLE AS A THOUGHT AND FIELD LEADER IN STRATEGY, LEARNING, AND EVALUATION IN SERVICE TO RACIAL EQUITY AND JUSTICE WASHINGTON, DC 2022
$ 289,253 CENTER FOR EVAL INNOVATION 79975 EVALUATING ZERO TO THREE REGRANTS TO TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PARTNERS AND CHILD ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS TO INFORM LEARNING ON ECONOMIC INCLUSION WASHINGTON, DC 2022
$ 50,000 CENTER FOR EVAL INNOVATION 78367 EVALUATING PROJECTS TO ADVANCE INCLUSIVE STATE COALITIONS IN ADVOCATING EQUITABLE ACCESS TO HEAD START AND INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES EDUCATION ACT WASHINGTON, DC 2022
$ 491,857 CENTER FOR EVAL INNOVATION 78653 EVALUATING THE BIRTH JUSTICE COMPONENT OF RWJF'S COMMUNITY POWER-BUILDING INITIATIVE WASHINGTON, DC 2022
$ 75,137 CENTER FOR EXCELLENCE IN HLT CARE JOUR 75471 STRENGTHENING JOURNALISTS' COVERAGE OF HEALTH AND HEALTH CARE ISSUES, 2018-2021 COLUMBIA, MO 2022
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MOST RWJF'S GRANTS ARE MADE THROUGH TARGETED GRANT PROGRAMS AND FUNDING PARTNERSHIPS. RWJF'S FUNDING PRIORITIES AND CALLS FOR PROPOSALS ARE DESCRIBED ON WWW.RWJF.ORG.

Deadlines

NO DEADLINES, EXCEPT WHEN FOUNDATION ISSUES A CALL FOR PROPOSAL (CFP) OR REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (RFP).

Restrictions

THE ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON FOUNDATION IS COMMITTED TO IMPROVING HEALTH AND HEALTH EQUITY IN THE U.S. WE WORK WITH OTHERS TO DEVELOP A CULTURE OF HEALTH ROOTED IN EQUITY THAT PROVIDES EVERY INDIVIDUAL WITH A FAIR AND JUST OPPORTUNITY TO THRIVE. FOR FIVE DECADES OUR GRANTMAKING HAS FOCUSED ON DEVELOPING AND PROMOTING RESEARCH, POLICIES, AND INNOVATIONS IN HEALTH AND HEALTH CARE FROM DEVELOPING A 911 CALL SYSTEM, TO DECREASING SMOKING RATES, TO IMPROVING CARE AT THE END OF LIFE, TO CONFRONTING CHILDHOOD OBESITY, TO INCREASING ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE, TO CULTIVATING LEADERS. OUR GRANTMAKING TAKES A COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH TO HEALTH, ONE ROOTED IN EQUITY AND FOCUSED ON ADDRESSING BARRIERS TO HEALTH CAUSED BY THE INTERSECTION OF STRUCTURAL RACISM, OTHER FORMS OF DISCRIMINATION, AND SOCIAL CONDITIONS THAT IMPACT HEALTH. WE DO THIS BY SUPPORTING RESEARCH, PROGRAMS, POLICIES, PRACTICES, SYSTEMS CHANGE, AND NARRATIVE CHANGE AIMED AT SHIFTING CONVERSATIONS ABOUT HEALTH AND HEALTH EQUITY AND BRI

Contact

THE ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON FOUNDATION
50 COLLEGE ROAD EAST
PRINCETON,NJ,08540
6096276000

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Private Foundation Grants of $137.6k Available in PRINCETON, NJ