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    Co-Impact Philanthropic Funds

    ActivePublic CharityPhilanthropy & Voluntarism
    NEW YORK, NYWebsite

    About Co-Impact Philanthropic Funds

    Our mission is to strengthen health, education, and economic systems so they work for everyone, especially women, children, and marginalized communities.

    Focus Areas

    HealthEducationEconomic opportunityGender equalityWomen’s leadershipSocial inclusionSystems changeLawEconomicsOrganizational strengthening

    About Co-Impact Philanthropic Funds

    A defining feature of Co-impact Philanthropic Funds Inc is the scale of its systems-oriented grantmaking: in 2024 it awarded $9,211,164 to New Venture Fund in Washington, DC, and in 2024 it gave $7,000,000 to One Acre Fund in Brooklyn, NY. Those large awards fit a broader pattern of backing organizations that work on health, education, and economic systems for women, children, and marginalized communities. The funder’s recent grants also show support for research, implementation, and advocacy groups that sit close to public systems, including Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge and Last Mile Health in Boston. Across the portfolio, Co-impact Philanthropic Funds Inc appears to favor collaborative intermediaries and organizations that can operate at scale, rather than many small awards. The legal and organizational frame is that of a public charity, and the foundation’s latest 990 year on file is 2025. Its grant activity is national in scope, with recipients concentrated in the United States and a smaller share in Kenya. The pattern points to a funder investing in proven solutions and the infrastructure needed to move them through institutions.

    What Co-Impact Philanthropic Funds Funds

    Health is a major theme in the portfolio. In 2024, Co-impact Philanthropic Funds Inc gave $1,800,000 to Last Mile Health in Boston and later awarded the same organization $1,000,000 in 2025. Education-related support also appears in the grants list: Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge received $6,923,291 in 2024 and $966,475 in 2025. For economic opportunity and systems research, the foundation gave $2,146,685 in 2025 to University of New Mexico Echo Institute in Albuquerque and $1,406,722 in 2024 to the University of New Mexico, both suggesting sustained investment in institutional capacity. Gender equality and women’s leadership are visible through support for The Global Fund for Women Inc in San Francisco, which received $1,000,000 in 2024. The recent grants also include organizations working on access to justice, such as the Clooney Foundation for Justice in New York.

    How Co-Impact Philanthropic Funds Gives

    Typical grants are sizable: the 25th percentile is $235,650, the median is $507,500, and the 75th percentile is $1,377,012. The recent list includes repeated awards to the same recipients across years, including One Acre Fund, New Venture Fund, Last Mile Health, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Planetread, which suggests ongoing relationships rather than isolated one-off gifts. Co-impact Philanthropic Funds Inc is a public charity and a regular DAF funder, and it does not fund individuals or make program-related investments. The available data does not show an application process, so the giving pattern is best understood through its institutional, multi-year grant relationships.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $33.5M

    Total Assets

    $272.9M

    Total Revenue

    $41.3M

    Total Expenses

    $84.9M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $236K and $1.4M, with a median of $508K.

    25th Percentile

    $236K

    Median

    $508K

    75th Percentile

    $1.4M

    Geographic Reach

    National12 states funded

    About 24% of grants go to recipients in DC.

    Funding intensity
    Low
    High
    Headquarters
    Funding intensity
    Low
    High

    Where Co-Impact Philanthropic Funds Funds

    Top 2 recipient countries by grant volume for Co-Impact Philanthropic Funds.

    RankCountryGrantsTotalShare
    1United StatesDomestic58$79.8M
    98.3%
    2Kenya

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    EIN (Tax ID): 88-2408684
    Latest Form 990: 2025
    Total assets: $272.9M
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    Where Co-Impact Philanthropic Funds Makes Grants

    Grantmaking is national, with 98.3% of recipient organizations in the United States and one grant to Kenya. Washington, DC appears most often among recipients, followed by New York, California, and Massachusetts. Recent grants reached organizations in Washington, DC; Brooklyn, NY; Cambridge, MA; Boston, MA; Albuquerque, NM; San Francisco, CA; and La Jolla, CA. The sole non-US recipient in the country distribution is Kenya, reflecting a very small share of grants outside the United States.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Co-Impact Philanthropic Funds

    What types of organizations does Co-impact Philanthropic Funds Inc support most often?

    The recent grants point to organizations working on health, education, economic opportunity, gender equality, women in leadership, systems change, and support ecosystems or capacity building. Examples in the list include health delivery, education and research institutions, and groups focused on justice and women’s rights.

    Are grants usually one-time awards or recurring relationships?

    Recurring relationships are visible in the recent grants list. One Acre Fund, New Venture Fund, Last Mile Health, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Planetread each received more than one grant across 2023–2025, indicating multi-year support rather than only one-off awards.

    How large are the typical grants?

    The grant-size distribution is relatively large. The 25th percentile is $235,650, the median is $507,500, and the 75th percentile is $1,377,012. Several recent awards are well above $1 million.

    Where do most grants go geographically?

    Grantmaking is national, but the recipient mix is concentrated in the United States. DC is the top state by grant count, and 21% of grants go to recipients in New York state. The recipient-country distribution also includes one grant to Kenya.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.

    1
    $184K
    1.7%

    Recipient country reflects the grantee's headquarters per IRS 990-PF and Schedule F filings, not the program's implementation country.

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    ONE ACRE FUNDBROOKLYN, NY$5,833,3332025SEE PART IV
    NEW VENTURE FUNDWASHINGTON, DC$5,522,9902025SEE PART IV
    DASRAHOUSTON, TX$3,885,9002025SEE PART IV
    LWALA COMMUNITY ALLIANCEHANOVER, NH$3,100,0002025SEE PART IV
    UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO ECHO INSTITUTEALBUQUEQUE, NM$2,146,6852025SEE PART IV
    ARMMAN-USAKIRKLAND, WA$2,000,0002025SEE PART IV
    NEW VENTURE FUNDWASHINGTON, DC$1,693,0952025SEE PART IV
    ARROWWASHINGTON, DC$1,050,0002025SEE PART IV
    LAST MILE HEALTHBOSTON, MA$1,000,0002025SEE PART IV
    MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYCAMBRIDGE, MA$966,4752025SEE PART IV
    ID INSIGHT INCSAN FRANCISCO, CA$894,0002025SEE PART IV
    PLANETREADPIEDMONT, CA$883,3862025SEE PART IV
    ASPIRE INDIA INCNEW YORK, NY$590,0002025SEE PART IV
    CENTER FOR GLOBAL DEVELOPMENTWASHINGTON, DC$520,8962025SEE PART IV
    OPEN GOVERNMENT PARTNERSHIP SECRETARIATLOS ANGELES, CA$500,0002025SEE PART IV
    INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN JUDGESWASHINGTON, DC$486,0002025SEE PART IV
    LET'S BREAKTHROUGH INCNEW YORK, NY$485,0002025SEE PART IV
    THE BRIDGESPAN GROUP INCBOSTON, MA$469,5002025SEE PART IV
    CENTER FOR JUSTICE AND INTERNATIONAL LAW GQUAL CAMPAIGNWASHINGTON, DC$417,0902025SEE PART IV
    INSTITUTE FOR AFRICAN WOMEN IN LAWLEWES, DE$325,0002025SEE PART IV
    FUND FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK (FOUNDATION FOR ECOLOGICAL SECURITY)NEW YORK, NY$287,5002025SEE PART IV
    EMPOWER - THE EMERGING MARKETS FOUNDATIONNEW YORK, NY$243,3502025SEE PART IV
    INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR FEMINIST ECONOMICS INCITHACA, NY$150,0002025SEE PART IV
    YALE UNIVERSITYNEW HAVEN, CT$70,4482025SEE PART IV
    PHILANTHROPY NEW YORKNEW YORK, NY$25,0002025SEE PART IV
    NEW VENTURE FUNDWASHINGTON, DC$9,211,1642024SEE PART IV
    ONE ACRE FUNDBROOKLYN, NY$7,000,0002024SEE PART IV
    MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYCAMBRIDGE, MA$6,923,2912024SEE PART IV
    PEOPLE'S COURAGE INTERNATIONALWASHINGTON, DC$2,700,0002024SEE PART IV
    INTERNATIONAL BANK FOR RECONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENTWASHINGTON, DC$2,000,0002024SEE PART IV
    IDINSIGHTSAN FRANCISCO, CA$1,813,0002024SEE PART IV
    LAST MILE HEALTHBOSTON, MA$1,800,0002024SEE PART IV
    UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICOALBUQUEQUE, NM$1,406,7222024SEE PART IV
    OPEN GOVERNMENT PARTNERSHIP SECRETARIATLOS ANGELES, CA$1,000,0002024SEE PART IV
    THE GLOBAL FUND FOR WOMEN INCSAN FRANCISCO, CA$1,000,0002024SEE PART IV
    INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS PARTNERSHIPWASHINGTON, DC$866,3502024SEE PART IV
    CLOONEY FOUNDATION FOR JUSTICENEW YORK, NY$636,0002024SEE PART IV
    UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGOLA JOLLA, CA$600,0002024SEE PART IV
    CENTER FOR JUSTICE AND INTERNATIONAL LAWWASHINGTON, DC$570,9932024SEE PART IV
    INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN JUDGESWASHINGTON, DC$515,0002024SEE PART IV
    THE ASTRAEA LESBIAN FOUNDATION FOR JUSTICENEW YORK, NY$500,0002024SEE PART IV
    INSTITUTE FOR AFRICAN WOMEN IN LAWLEWES, DE$315,0002024SEE PART IV
    CORSTONEWORLDBEINGBALTIMORE, MD$300,0002024SEE PART IV
    AMERICAN ECONOMIC ASSOCIATIONNASHVILLE, TN$290,0002024SEE PART IV
    PRATHAM USAHOUSTON, TX$250,0002024SEE PART IV
    INITIATIVE FOR MEDICINES ACCESS & KNOWLEDGELEWES, DE$250,0002024SEE PART IV
    ASPIRE INDIA INCNEW YORK, NY$230,8672024SEE PART IV
    WOMEN DELIVER INCNEW YORK, NY$200,0002024SEE PART IV
    INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR FEMINIST ECONOMICS INCITHACA, NY$185,0002024SEE PART IV
    PARTNERSHIP FOR ECONOMIC POLICYNAIROBI$183,6802024SEE PART IV

    ONE ACRE FUND

    $5,833,333
    BROOKLYN, NY2025

    SEE PART IV

    NEW VENTURE FUND

    $5,522,990
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    SEE PART IV

    DASRA

    $3,885,900
    HOUSTON, TX2025

    SEE PART IV

    LWALA COMMUNITY ALLIANCE

    $3,100,000
    HANOVER, NH2025

    SEE PART IV

    UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO ECHO INSTITUTE

    $2,146,685
    ALBUQUEQUE, NM2025

    SEE PART IV

    ARMMAN-USA

    $2,000,000
    KIRKLAND, WA
    2025

    SEE PART IV

    NEW VENTURE FUND

    $1,693,095
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    SEE PART IV

    ARROW

    $1,050,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    SEE PART IV

    LAST MILE HEALTH

    $1,000,000
    BOSTON, MA2025

    SEE PART IV

    MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

    $966,475
    CAMBRIDGE, MA2025

    SEE PART IV

    ID INSIGHT INC

    $894,000
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2025

    SEE PART IV

    PLANETREAD

    $883,386
    PIEDMONT, CA2025

    SEE PART IV

    ASPIRE INDIA INC

    $590,000
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    SEE PART IV

    CENTER FOR GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT

    $520,896
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    SEE PART IV

    OPEN GOVERNMENT PARTNERSHIP SECRETARIAT

    $500,000
    LOS ANGELES, CA2025

    SEE PART IV

    INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN JUDGES

    $486,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    SEE PART IV

    LET'S BREAKTHROUGH INC

    $485,000
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    SEE PART IV

    THE BRIDGESPAN GROUP INC

    $469,500
    BOSTON, MA2025

    SEE PART IV

    CENTER FOR JUSTICE AND INTERNATIONAL LAW GQUAL CAMPAIGN

    $417,090
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    SEE PART IV

    INSTITUTE FOR AFRICAN WOMEN IN LAW

    $325,000
    LEWES, DE2025

    SEE PART IV

    FUND FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK (FOUNDATION FOR ECOLOGICAL SECURITY)

    $287,500
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    SEE PART IV

    EMPOWER - THE EMERGING MARKETS FOUNDATION

    $243,350
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    SEE PART IV

    INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR FEMINIST ECONOMICS INC

    $150,000
    ITHACA, NY2025

    SEE PART IV

    YALE UNIVERSITY

    $70,448
    NEW HAVEN, CT2025

    SEE PART IV

    PHILANTHROPY NEW YORK

    $25,000
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    SEE PART IV

    NEW VENTURE FUND

    $9,211,164
    WASHINGTON, DC2024

    SEE PART IV

    ONE ACRE FUND

    $7,000,000
    BROOKLYN, NY2024

    SEE PART IV

    MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

    $6,923,291
    CAMBRIDGE, MA2024

    SEE PART IV

    PEOPLE'S COURAGE INTERNATIONAL

    $2,700,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2024

    SEE PART IV

    INTERNATIONAL BANK FOR RECONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT

    $2,000,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2024

    SEE PART IV

    IDINSIGHT

    $1,813,000
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2024

    SEE PART IV

    LAST MILE HEALTH

    $1,800,000
    BOSTON, MA2024

    SEE PART IV

    UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO

    $1,406,722
    ALBUQUEQUE, NM2024

    SEE PART IV

    OPEN GOVERNMENT PARTNERSHIP SECRETARIAT

    $1,000,000
    LOS ANGELES, CA2024

    SEE PART IV

    THE GLOBAL FUND FOR WOMEN INC

    $1,000,000
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2024

    SEE PART IV

    INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP

    $866,350
    WASHINGTON, DC2024

    SEE PART IV

    CLOONEY FOUNDATION FOR JUSTICE

    $636,000
    NEW YORK, NY2024

    SEE PART IV

    UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO

    $600,000
    LA JOLLA, CA2024

    SEE PART IV

    CENTER FOR JUSTICE AND INTERNATIONAL LAW

    $570,993
    WASHINGTON, DC2024

    SEE PART IV

    INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN JUDGES

    $515,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2024

    SEE PART IV

    THE ASTRAEA LESBIAN FOUNDATION FOR JUSTICE

    $500,000
    NEW YORK, NY2024

    SEE PART IV

    INSTITUTE FOR AFRICAN WOMEN IN LAW

    $315,000
    LEWES, DE2024

    SEE PART IV

    CORSTONEWORLDBEING

    $300,000
    BALTIMORE, MD2024

    SEE PART IV

    AMERICAN ECONOMIC ASSOCIATION

    $290,000
    NASHVILLE, TN2024

    SEE PART IV

    PRATHAM USA

    $250,000
    HOUSTON, TX2024

    SEE PART IV

    INITIATIVE FOR MEDICINES ACCESS & KNOWLEDGE

    $250,000
    LEWES, DE2024

    SEE PART IV

    ASPIRE INDIA INC

    $230,867
    NEW YORK, NY2024

    SEE PART IV

    WOMEN DELIVER INC

    $200,000
    NEW YORK, NY2024

    SEE PART IV

    INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR FEMINIST ECONOMICS INC

    $185,000
    ITHACA, NY2024

    SEE PART IV

    PARTNERSHIP FOR ECONOMIC POLICY

    $183,680
    NAIROBI2024

    SEE PART IV