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: 389329

This private foundation is located in New York and provides grants for general support and project activities focused on various social justice issues, including disability rights, environmental advocacy, and youth fellowship programs. It supports initiatives that address human rights impacts, fiscal austerity, and systemic inequality. The foundation also engages in charitable activities that foster institutional effectiveness and promote innovative solutions to combat inequity. By funding community and environmental rights projects, it aims to create a more equitable society and empower emerging leaders to drive positive change globally.

Foundation Profile

In the realm of philanthropic endeavors, one prominent private foundation stands out for its unwavering commitment to social justice and equity. With total assets exceeding $16.3 billion in the 2023 tax year, this foundation has strategically allocated nearly $965 million in grants, emphasizing its dedication to fostering positive change across diverse communities. The foundation's mission centers on addressing systemic inequalities and empowering marginalized populations. Its grantmaking focus encompasses a wide array of initiatives, from general support for social justice organizations to project-specific funding aimed at commemorating significant milestones, such as the Americans with Disabilities Act. This foundation also champions cultural projects that explore the intricate relationships between communities and industries, such as the restaurant sector, while simultaneously promoting environmental and community rights in vulnerable regions. Geographically, the foundation's reach extends from the bustling streets of New York City to the far corners of Eastern Ghana, reflecting its commitment to both local and global challenges. Its funding priorities include institutional strengthening, human rights advocacy, and innovative fellowship programs designed to connect emerging leaders who are tackling issues of inequality and injustice. Notably, the foundation supports initiatives that promote art as a means of social change, aiming to reshape narratives around critical issues such as mass incarceration. Eligibility criteria for potential grantees are designed to ensure that funding aligns with the foundation's mission and values. Organizations that demonstrate a commitment to advancing social equity and justice, particularly those that engage historically marginalized communities, are encouraged to apply. For those who are passionate about driving meaningful change and meet the eligibility requirements, this foundation presents a remarkable opportunity for collaboration. Explore the funding possibilities available through The Grant Portal and take the next step toward making a significant impact in your community.
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THE FORD FOUNDATION

NEW YORK, NY

Summary

Assets

$16.3b

Distributions

$964.9m

Contributions

$0

Grant Median

$211.1k

Count

3.6k

Grant Max

$16.8m
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Latest Tax e-Filing

2022

Published by IRS

2023

People

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# Name Title Hours / Wk Comp ($)
1 ERIC W DOPPSTADT VP & CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER 45.00 4454586

Charitable Activities

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$4272626

BUILD PROGRAM YIELDS LEARNING FOR GRANTEES & GRANTMAKERS ALIKE, IN DEVELOPING SOCIAL JUSTICE ORGS & NETWORKS FOSTERING GREATER INST. EFF. TO DISMANTLE INEQUALITY

$4310533

THE GLOBAL FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM IDENTIFIES AND CONNECTS EMERGING LEADERS FROM ACROSS THE GLOBE WHO ARE ADVANCING INNOVATIVE IDEAS AND SOLUTIONS TO COMBAT INEQUITY

$2579187

ART FOR JUSTICE IS FOCUSED ON SAFELY REDUCING THE PRISON POPULATION, PROMOTING JUSTICE REINVESTMENT AND CREATING ART THAT CHANGES NARRATIVE AROUND MASS INCARCERATION

$1494962

FOR PROJECTS THAT COMMUNICATE THE FOUNDATION'S MISSION AND PROGRAMS INCLUDING THE FOUNDATION'S WEBSITE.

Grants

Filters

Amount

Min
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Max

State

NY

City

NEW YORK

Purpose

CORE SUPPORT FOR THE SOUTH AFRICAN PRESIDENT'S AFRICAN UNION ROLE TO LEVERAGE THE COMMITMENT TO ENDING GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE ACROSS NATIONAL, REGIONAL AND GLOBAL LEVELS
1
CORE SUPPORT FOR THE PUBLIC INTEREST TECHNOLOGY LAB: A CENTER FOR CRITICAL INQUIRY AND PROJECT-BASED LEARNING THAT CENTERS THE PUBLIC INTEREST IN SCHOLARSHIP, RESEARCH, AND SOLUTION BUILDING RELEVANT TO TECHNOLOGY
2
CORE SUPPORT FOR THE FRANCOIS XAVIER BAGNOUD CENTER FOR HEALTH AND HUMAN RIGHTS FOR WORK ON HEALTH INEQUITIES, INCLUDING THOSE BASED ON INCOME, RACE, DISABILITY, AND AROUND COVID-19
1
CORE SUPPORT FOR SHORENSTEIN'S TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIAL CHANGE PROJECT AND CORE SUPPORT FOR THE PUBLIC INTEREST INTERNET INITIATIVE TO FIELD-BUILD ACROSS MULTIPLE SECTORS OF INTERNET RESEARCH AND ADVOCACY SUCH AS DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND DISINFORMATIO
1
FOR A PUBLICATION AND FREE PUBLIC SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS ON THE PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION FOR PUBLIC LEADERSHIP
1
CORE SUPPORT TO THE HISTORY DEPARTMENT FOR RESEARCH ON THE GLOBAL HISTORY OF CAPITALISM
1
FOR AN INAUGURAL MEETING TO LAUNCH A COLLABORATIVE, LONG-TERM PROJECT TO PROMOTE AND CONSOLIDATE THE FIELD OF AFRO-MEXICAN STUDIES WITH THE PARTICIPATION OF SCHOLARS FROM MEXICO AND THE UNITED STATES.
1
FOR VISION AND JUSTICE: THE ART OF CITIZENSHIP, AN INITIATIVE TO EXPLORE THE ROLE OF VISUAL AND CULTURAL LITERACY OF CITIZENRY AND RACIAL INEQUITY IN AMERICAN LIFE
1
FOR THE UNIVERSITY CONSORTIUM ON AFRO-LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES: BUILDING NETWORKS OF KNOWLEDGE PRODUCTION WITH ACADEMIC INSTITUTIONS, SOCIAL MOVEMENTS, AND PRACTITIONERS INVOLVED IN RACE JUSTICE AGENDAS IN LATIN AMERICA
1
CORE SUPPORT FOR THE EXHIBITION ENTITLED YOUNG LORDS AND THEIR TRACES BY THEASTER GATES TO EXAMINE INCORPORATION OF HISTORY IN NEW ARTISTIC WORKS
1
GENERAL SUPPORT
4
GENERAL SUPPORT AND CORE SUPPORT FOR THE CREATIVE RESPONSE COLLABORATIVE RELIEF FUND
1
TO INCREASE THE CONSIDERATION OF IMPACT IN INVESTMENT PROCESSES AND IN THE REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT IN CHINA THROUGH RESEARCH, ENGAGEMENT AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES WITH INVESTORS AND POLICYMAKERS
1
CORE SUPPORT FOR REPORTING AND NARRATIVE-CHANGING INITIATIVES THAT WOULD AIM TO DISRUPT THE IDEAS AND BELIEFS THAT HOLD BACK LOW-INCOME WORKERS.
1
CORE SUPPORT FOR THE ADVOCACY PROGRAM TO FOCUS ON REDUCING THE RELIANCE ON INCARCERATION AND COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS AND ADVANCE REFORMS THAT INCREASE OPPORTUNITIES FOR SUCCESS FOR FORMERLY INCARCERATED PEOPLE
1
GENERAL SUPPORT AND CORE SUPPORT FOR INSTITUTIONAL STRENGTHENING
1

Interest

Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Grantmaking Foundations

10647 results

Amount Name Purpose Location Year
$ 190,000 PRESIDENCY CORE SUPPORT FOR THE SOUTH AFRICAN PRESIDENT'S AFRICAN UNION ROLE TO LEVERAGE THE COMMITMENT TO ENDING GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE ACROSS NATIONAL, REGIONAL AND GLOBAL LEVELS , 2022
$ 523,441 PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE CORE SUPPORT FOR THE PUBLIC INTEREST TECHNOLOGY LAB: A CENTER FOR CRITICAL INQUIRY AND PROJECT-BASED LEARNING THAT CENTERS THE PUBLIC INTEREST IN SCHOLARSHIP, RESEARCH, AND SOLUTION BUILDING RELEVANT TO TECHNOLOGY CAMBRIDGE, MA 2022
$ 185,000 PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE CORE SUPPORT FOR THE FRANCOIS XAVIER BAGNOUD CENTER FOR HEALTH AND HUMAN RIGHTS FOR WORK ON HEALTH INEQUITIES, INCLUDING THOSE BASED ON INCOME, RACE, DISABILITY, AND AROUND COVID-19 CAMBRIDGE, MA 2022
$ 500,000 PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE CORE SUPPORT FOR THE PUBLIC INTEREST TECHNOLOGY LAB: A CENTER FOR CRITICAL INQUIRY AND PROJECT-BASED LEARNING THAT CENTERS THE PUBLIC INTEREST IN SCHOLARSHIP, RESEARCH, AND SOLUTION BUILDING RELEVANT TO TECHNOLOGY CAMBRIDGE, MA 2022
$ 700,000 PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE CORE SUPPORT FOR SHORENSTEIN'S TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIAL CHANGE PROJECT AND CORE SUPPORT FOR THE PUBLIC INTEREST INTERNET INITIATIVE TO FIELD-BUILD ACROSS MULTIPLE SECTORS OF INTERNET RESEARCH AND ADVOCACY SUCH AS DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND DISINFORMATIO CAMBRIDGE, MA 2022
$ 100,000 PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE FOR A PUBLICATION AND FREE PUBLIC SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS ON THE PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION FOR PUBLIC LEADERSHIP CAMBRIDGE, MA 2022
$ 125,000 PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE CORE SUPPORT TO THE HISTORY DEPARTMENT FOR RESEARCH ON THE GLOBAL HISTORY OF CAPITALISM CAMBRIDGE, MA 2022
$ 25,000 PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE FOR AN INAUGURAL MEETING TO LAUNCH A COLLABORATIVE, LONG-TERM PROJECT TO PROMOTE AND CONSOLIDATE THE FIELD OF AFRO-MEXICAN STUDIES WITH THE PARTICIPATION OF SCHOLARS FROM MEXICO AND THE UNITED STATES. CAMBRIDGE, MA 2022
$ 455,000 PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE FOR VISION AND JUSTICE: THE ART OF CITIZENSHIP, AN INITIATIVE TO EXPLORE THE ROLE OF VISUAL AND CULTURAL LITERACY OF CITIZENRY AND RACIAL INEQUITY IN AMERICAN LIFE CAMBRIDGE, MA 2022
$ 366,600 PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE FOR THE UNIVERSITY CONSORTIUM ON AFRO-LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES: BUILDING NETWORKS OF KNOWLEDGE PRODUCTION WITH ACADEMIC INSTITUTIONS, SOCIAL MOVEMENTS, AND PRACTITIONERS INVOLVED IN RACE JUSTICE AGENDAS IN LATIN AMERICA CAMBRIDGE, MA 2022
$ 200,000 PRESIDENT AND TRUSTEES OF COLBY COLLEGE CORE SUPPORT FOR THE EXHIBITION ENTITLED YOUNG LORDS AND THEIR TRACES BY THEASTER GATES TO EXAMINE INCORPORATION OF HISTORY IN NEW ARTISTIC WORKS WATERVILLE, ME 2022
$ 150,000 PRESS ON SOUTH INC GENERAL SUPPORT ATLANTA, GA 2022
$ 200,000 PRESS ON SOUTH INC GENERAL SUPPORT ATLANTA, GA 2022
$ 225,000 PRESS STREET GENERAL SUPPORT AND CORE SUPPORT FOR THE CREATIVE RESPONSE COLLABORATIVE RELIEF FUND NEW ORLEANS, LA 2022
$ 300,000 PRETRIAL JUSTICE INSTITUTE GENERAL SUPPORT ROCKVILLE, MD 2022
$ 68,000 PRI ASSOCIATION TO INCREASE THE CONSIDERATION OF IMPACT IN INVESTMENT PROCESSES AND IN THE REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT IN CHINA THROUGH RESEARCH, ENGAGEMENT AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES WITH INVESTORS AND POLICYMAKERS , 2022
$ 200,000 PRISM REPORTS INC CORE SUPPORT FOR REPORTING AND NARRATIVE-CHANGING INITIATIVES THAT WOULD AIM TO DISRUPT THE IDEAS AND BELIEFS THAT HOLD BACK LOW-INCOME WORKERS. OAKLAND, CA 2022
$ 150,000 PRISON FELLOWSHIP MINISTRIES CORE SUPPORT FOR THE ADVOCACY PROGRAM TO FOCUS ON REDUCING THE RELIANCE ON INCARCERATION AND COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS AND ADVANCE REFORMS THAT INCREASE OPPORTUNITIES FOR SUCCESS FOR FORMERLY INCARCERATED PEOPLE LANSDOWNE, VA 2022
$ 150,000 PRISON POLICY INITIATIVE INC GENERAL SUPPORT NORTHAMPTON, MA 2022
$ 408,750 PRIVACY INTERNATIONAL GENERAL SUPPORT AND CORE SUPPORT FOR INSTITUTIONAL STRENGTHENING , 2022
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Deadlines

N/A

Restrictions

ACTIVITIES SUPPORTED BY FOUNDATION GRANTS MUST BE CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL OR SCIENTIFIC UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE U.S. INTERNAL REVENUE CODE AND THE TREASURY REGULATIONS.

Contact

THE FORD FOUNDATION
320 EAST 43RD STREET
NEW YORK,NY,10017
2125735000

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Grants Eligibility

Associations
County Parks and Recreation
Federal Government
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Individuals
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Native American Tribal Organizations (other than Federally recognized tribal governments)
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Private Foundation Grants of $211.1k Available in NEW YORK, NY