Analog Devices Foundation
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About Analog Devices Foundation
The Analog Devices Foundation concentrates a small number of large, international grants, channeling significant support through philanthropic intermediaries and a repeat grantee. Their giving emphasizes cross-border humanitarian or international development work rather than many small local awards. The foundation appears to favor capacity-building or donor-advised flows that enable overseas impact.
Focus Areas
International humanitarian and development fundingCross-border philanthropy via intermediary organizations (donor-advised funds/conduits)Sustained support for specific international partners (repeat funding relationships)
Who They Fund
NSBE members / Black engineering studentsundergraduate STEM studentscollege students receiving named scholarships
Giving Approach
Concentrated giving: a few large grants (including repeat awards) primarily routed through intermediary organizations to support international work rather than many small or local grants.
Funding Style
About Analog Devices Foundation
A defining feature of the Analog Devices Foundation’s recent giving is its support for international humanitarian intermediaries: Cafa International received $680,011 in 2023 and $343,034 in 2024, while Charities Aid Foundation Americaforeign received $371,041 in 2025. That pattern sits alongside a broader mix of education, STEM, and community-focused awards. The foundation’s recent grants also include support for U.S. institutions tied to student opportunity and technical training, such as the University of Massachusetts Foundation Inc., which received $125,250 in 2023, and Cornell University, which received $50,420 in 2023 and $30,353 in 2025. A recurring thread is funding through general support, often to organizations that can distribute resources across education access, social change, and humanitarian work. The foundation also extends its grantmaking into scholarship and workforce pathways through named recipients connected to engineering and student support. Across the recent grants list, its portfolio ranges from large cross-border grants to smaller local awards, with several repeat relationships appearing over multiple years.
What Analog Devices Foundation Funds
In education access and STEM, the foundation backed the Massachusetts Science & Engineering Fair Inc. twice, with $83,395 in 2025 and $38,000 in 2023, showing continued support for student-facing science programming. It also gave $125,250 to the University of Massachusetts Foundation Inc. in 2023 and $50,420 to Cornell University in 2023, indicating support for higher education channels. Workforce and technical training appears through grants such as $50,500 to Mikeroweworks Foundation in 2025 and $46,400 to Minuteman Regional Vocational Technical in 2023. Community-based student support also shows up in awards to Boston Partners in Education Inc., which received $46,530 in 2024, and Phillips Exeter Academy, which received $50,250 in 2024.
How Analog Devices Foundation Gives
The typical grant size is small relative to the foundation’s annual grantmaking: p25 is $103, median is $257, and p75 is $924. At the same time, the recent grants list includes much larger awards, which suggests a split between many modest employee-linked gifts and a smaller number of sizable grants. Repeat recipients are visible: Cafa International appears in 2023 and 2024, Cornell University appears in 2023 and 2025, and Massachusetts Science & Engineering Fair Inc. appears in 2023 and 2025. The foundation makes grants nationally and also supports individuals, with giving organized through community grants, matching employee gifts, and matching employee volunteer hours. Unsolicited applications are accepted for Give. Care. Do. and the community-grants platform, while matching-gift programs are employee-driven.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$2M
Total Assets
$39.2M
Total Revenue
$2.1M
Total Expenses
$2.6M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $103 and $924, with a median of $257.
25th Percentile
$103
Median
$257
75th Percentile
$924
Geographic Reach
National51 states funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
Headquarters
Funding intensity
LowHigh
Where Analog Devices Foundation Funds
Top 2 recipient countries by grant volume for Analog Devices Foundation.
| Rank | Country | Grants | Total | Share |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | United StatesDomestic | 5,452 | $9.9M | 99.9% |
| 2 | Switzerland |
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