Doris Duke Charitable Foundation shows a dual focus on the visual and performing arts and on land/climate conservation, while also investing in child-welfare system change and biomedical research. They fund major cultural institutions (including museum and artist-award programs), national regranting networks that expand touring and arts access, large landscape-conservation initiatives, and targeted systems-change work in prevention-focused child welfare and foster-care leadership. Grants are often multi-year and core or capital support for institutions, but the foundation also channels funds through intermediaries and regranting programs to reach artists and local partners.
Doris Duke Charitable Foundation Inc uses large, repeated grants to sustain long-running institutions and regranting programs in the arts, conservation, child welfare, and biomedical research. One of the clearest signals in the recent record is its support for Duke Farms Foundation, including a $16,274,102 grant in 2025 and a $15,006,554 grant in 2023 for broad operating and program expenses tied to that work. The foundation also made a $12,624,834 grant in 2025 to Doris Duke Foundation for Islamic Art, continuing a pattern of major support for cultural infrastructure alongside field-facing grant programs. In the arts, it backs intermediary organizations that distribute funds to artists and presenting groups, including the MAP Fund and the National Dance Project. Beyond culture, the foundation funds landscape conservation along the Appalachian corridor, prevention-oriented child-welfare initiatives, and clinical-algorithm reform in cardiovascular and pediatric care. Its recent grants show both institutional support and program-specific investments, often with multi-year continuity.
In the performing arts, the foundation supports regranting systems that reach artists working in dance, jazz, and theater. It gave $2,630,000 in 2025 to Map Fund Inc for awards and sustainability planning, and $1,738,700 in 2025 to New England Foundation for the Arts for the National Dance Project. It also awarded $1,123,170 in 2024 to Chamber Music America Inc for regranting programs that fund jazz musicians. For presentation and production, it gave $2,500,000 in 2025 to Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival Inc to support a new Doris Duke Theatre. In conservation, the foundation backed Open Space Institute Land Trust with $1,500,000 in 2024 to protect climate-resilient lands along the Appalachian Mountain corridor. It also gave $1,209,300 in 2025 to The Trust for Public Land for the Conservation Finance Initiative, which is tied to land conservation and parks funding. On the health side, grants to the American Heart Association and the American Academy of Pediatrics focused on race adjustment in clinical algorithms in cardiovascular and pediatric care.
Typical grant size centers on mid-six-figure and low-seven-figure awards: p25 is $50,000, median is $100,000, and p75 is $206,250. The recent list also shows much larger institutional and multi-year commitments, including several awards above $1 million. Recipients recur across years, especially in the arts and conservation, which points to continuing relationships rather than one-off awards. The foundation is classified as a regular funder, and its recent grants include operating support, capital expenditures, regranting support, and program-specific funding. It also funds individuals, though the recent grants listed here are made to organizations.
$88.5M
$2.2B
$101.7M
$121.6M
Most grants fall between $50K and $206K, with a median of $100K.
25th Percentile
$50K
Median
$100K
75th Percentile
$206K
SAMSHER GILL
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Concentrated portfolio with a mix of very large institutional grants to a small number of flagship grantees and recurring multi-year support, plus strategic funding through intermediaries/regrantors to broaden reach; combining capital and general operating support with programmatic demonstration and capacity-building grants.
Notable grantees: Duke Farms Foundation, Doris Duke Foundation for Islamic Art, Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival, American Forests, Foster America
Grant recipients are entirely U.S.-based in the provided data, with 1,012 grants going to U.S. recipients. Washington, DC is the top state by grant count, while New York recipients account for 23% of grants. Recent awards also land in Boston, San Francisco, New Orleans, Dallas, Elk Grove Village, Becket, Morristown, Cambridge, and Newport. The pattern suggests a national grantmaking footprint with recurring concentration in a few major nonprofit hubs and the Washington, DC region.
Recent grants show four major clusters: the arts, landscape conservation, child-welfare prevention, and biomedical or clinical research. In the arts, it supports regranting networks and venues; in conservation, it backs land protection and conservation finance; in health, it funds work on clinical algorithms in cardiovascular and pediatric care.
It uses both. Recent awards went to intermediaries such as Map Fund Inc, New England Foundation for the Arts, Chamber Music America Inc, and The Trust for Public Land, alongside direct institutional support to organizations like Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival Inc and Duke Farms Foundation.
Yes. Several recipients appear in multiple years, including Duke Farms Foundation, Doris Duke Foundation for Islamic Art, Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival Inc, New England Foundation for the Arts, Open Space Institute Land Trust, Map Fund Inc, and The Trust for Public Land. That points to repeated support over time.
The foundation's typical grant size is $50,000 at the 25th percentile, $100,000 at the median, and $206,250 at the 75th percentile. The recent list also includes larger awards in the millions, especially for long-running institutions and program platforms.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
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Deadline: No fixed deadline stated; unsolicited LOIs may be submitted electronically.
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Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DUKE FARMS FOUNDATION | NEW YORK, NY | $16,274,102 | 2025 | FUNDING REQUIREMENTS |
| DORIS DUKE FOUNDATION FOR ISLAMIC ART | NEW YORK, NY | $12,624,834 | 2025 | FUNDING REQUIREMENTS |
| MAP FUND INC | NEW YORK, NY | $2,630,000 | 2025 | TO SUPPORT THE MAP FUND AWARDS FOR ARTISTS IN CONTEMPORARY DANCE, JAZZ AND THEATER AND TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR SUSTAINABILITY PLANNING |
| JACOB'S PILLOW DANCE FESTIVAL INC | BECKET, MA | $2,500,000 | 2025 | TO SUPPORT A NEW DORIS DUKE THEATRE |
| COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF NEW JERSEY | MORRISTOWN, NJ | $1,750,000 | 2025 | TO SUPPORT THE 1ST YEAR OF FLEXIBLE RESOURCES FOR OPT-IN WASHINGTON DC AND KENTUCKY |
| FUND FOR PUBLIC HEALTH IN NEW YORK | NEW YORK, NY | $1,746,000 | 2025 | TO SUPPORT THE COALITION TO END RACISM IN CLINICAL ALGORITHMS (CERCA) |
| HARVARD UNIVERSITY | CAMBRIDGE, MA | $1,740,000 | 2025 | TO PROVIDE DEMONSTRATION SITES TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE IN BUSINESS PROCESS REDESIGN THROUGH DEDICATED ON-SITE FELLOWS AS THEY IMPLEMENT A NEW APPROACH TO CONNECTING FAMILIES AT RISK OF CHILD WELFARE INVOLVEMENT TO COMMUNITY-BASED SERVICES |
| NEW ENGLAND FOUNDATION FOR THE ARTS | BOSTON, MA | $1,738,700 | 2025 | TO RENEW SUPPORT FOR THE NATIONAL DANCE PROJECT, A REGRANTING PROGRAM THAT SUPPORTS THE CREATION AND TOURING OF NEW DANCE WORKS THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES |
| THE TRUST FOR PUBLIC LAND | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | $1,209,300 | 2025 | TO SUPPORT THE CONSERVATION FINANCE INITIATIVE, A JOINT EFFORT OF TRUST FOR PUBLIC LAND AND THE NATURE CONSERVANCY, WHICH AIMS TO CREATE NEW FUNDING FOR LAND CONSERVATION, PARKS, AND CLIMATE |
| NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY | EVANSTON, IL | $1,115,997 | 2025 | TO SUPPORT RESEARCH, MENTORSHIP, AND CAPACITY BUILDING FOR THE RESEARCH FOR INDIGENOUS SOCIAL ACTION AND EQUITY CENTER |
| CHAMBER MUSIC AMERICA INC | BROOKLYN, NY | $1,027,160 | 2025 | TO RENEW SUPPORT FOR REGRANTING PROGRAMS THAT FUND THE ARTISTIC WORK OF JAZZ MUSICIANS |
| AMERICAN FORESTS | WASHINGTON, DC | $1,010,000 | 2025 | TO SUPPORT THE LAUNCH OF THE FOREST INNOVATION PLATFORM, A NEW NATIONAL INFORMATION AND TECHNICAL RESOURCE ECOSYSTEM FOR CLIMATE-ADAPTED FOREST PLANNING, CONSERVATION AND STEWARDSHIP |
| SOUTH ARTS | ATLANTA, GA | $1,000,000 | 2025 | TO RENEW SUPPORT FOR JAZZ ROAD, A NATIONAL REGRANTING PROGRAM THAT PROVIDES OPPORTUNITIES FOR EMERGING AND MIDCAREER JAZZ ARTISTS TO PRESENT THEIR WORK AND CONNECT WITH AUDIENCES AND COMMUNITIES THROUGH TOURING AND RESIDENCIES |
| OREGON COMMUNITY FOUNDATION | PORTLAND, OR | $1,000,000 | 2025 | TO SUPPORT THE 1ST YEAR OF FLEXIBLE RESOURCES FOR OPT-IN OREGON |
| FIRST NATIONS DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE | LONGMONT, CO | $985,000 | 2025 | TO BUILD THE CAPACITY OF TRIBES AND THE INDIGENOUS CONSERVATION FIELD FOR CO-STEWARDSHIP AND IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEW CONSERVATION TOOLS FOR INDIGENOUS LAND PROTECTION |
| AMERICAN SOCIETY OF HEMATOLOGY | WASHINGTON, DC | $858,825 | 2025 | TO VALIDATE AND PROMOTE THE ADOPTION OF IMPROVED ASSESSMENT OF NEUTROPHIL COUNTS, A TYPE OF WHITE BLOOD CELL, IN INDIVIDUALS OF AFRICAN AND MIDDLE EASTERN ANCESTRY |
| NATIONAL PARK FOUNDATION | WASHINGTON, DC | $790,000 | 2025 | TO SUPPORT TRIBAL CO-STEWARDSHIP KNOWLEDGE SHARING ACROSS THE NATIONAL PARK SYSTEM AND THE CO-STEWARDSHIP OF VOYAGEURS NATIONAL PARK AS A PROMISING MODEL |
| NATIVE AMERICAN RIGHTS FUND | BOULDER, CO | $750,000 | 2025 | TO BUILD THE CAPACITY OF TRIBES AND THE INDIGENOUS CONSERVATION FIELD FOR CO-STEWARDSHIP AND IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEW CONSERVATION TOOLS FOR INDIGENOUS LAND PROTECTION |
| NATIONAL PERFORMANCE NETWORK INC | NEW ORLEANS, LA | $750,000 | 2025 | TO SUPPORT REGRANTING PROGRAMS THAT BENEFIT PRESENTING ORGANIZATIONS AND PERFORMING ARTISTS THAT PARTNER ON THE CREATION OF NEW WORK, ESPECIALLY BY EMERGING, LGBTQ, ARTISTS OF COLOR, AND THOSE WORKING IN THE SOUTH AND IN RURAL CONTEXTS |
| CHAPIN HALL CENTER FOR CHILDREN | CHICAGO, IL | $750,000 | 2025 | TO SUPPORT COMPREHENSIVE EVALUATION OF THE DDF PREVENTION INITIATIVE AND TO REPORT KEY INSIGHTS AND FINDINGS TO DIVERSE AUDIENCES |
| AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION | DALLAS, TX | $737,000 | 2025 | TO BUILD EVIDENCE SUPPORTING RECONSIDERATION OF RACE ADJUSTMENTS IN CLINICAL CARE ALGORITHMS IN CARDIOVASCULAR CARE |
| UNITED NATIONS FOUNDATION INC | WASHINGTON, DC | $700,000 | 2025 | TO RENEW SUPPORT FOR THE U.S. CLIMATE ALLIANCES NATURAL AND WORKING LANDS INITIATIVE TO DEPLOY NATURAL CLIMATE SOLUTIONS TO REDUCE GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS FROM THE LAND SECTOR, INCREASE CARBON SEQUESTRATION, AND ENHANCE CLIMATE RESILIENCE |
| PUBLIC BROADCASTING SERVICE | ARLINGTON, VA | $640,000 | 2025 | TO SUPPORT THE MEDICAL MEDIA PROJECT |
| RESOURCES LEGACY FUND | SACRAMENTO, CA | $640,000 | 2025 | TO SHARE LEARNING FROM THE CO-MANAGEMENT OF BEARS EARS NATIONAL MONUMENT |
| TRUSTEES OF COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK | NEW YORK, NY | $625,000 | 2025 | TO SUPPORT THE CREATION OF THE AFRICAN HEALTH INITIATIVE COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE, BRINGING TOGETHER THE PARTICIPANTS IN DDFS AFRICAN HEALTH INITIATIVE AND OTHERS FOCUSED ON HEALTH IMPLEMENTATION SCIENCES |
| CENTER ON BUDGET AND POLICY PRIORITIES | WASHINGTON, DC | $625,000 | 2025 | TO SUPPORT ADVOCACY AND POLICY DEVELOPMENT RELATED TO MATERIAL SUPPORTS AND HOUSING, FOCUSED ON IMPROVING FAMILY STABILITY AND REDUCING CHILD WELFARE INVOLVEMENT DUE TO ECONOMIC HARDSHIP |
| THINK OF US | WASHINGTON, DC | $600,000 | 2025 | TO SUPPORT TARGETED STRATEGIES TO MEANINGFULLY ENGAGE INDIVIDUALS WITH LIVED EXPERIENCE AS PART OF THE DDF PREVENTION INITIATIVE TO CREATE A PREVENTION-ORIENTED FAMILY WELL-BEING SYSTEM |
| NEW ENGLAND FOUNDATION FOR THE ARTS | BOSTON, MA | $575,000 | 2025 | TO RENEW SUPPORT TO THE NATIONAL THEATER PROJECT, WHICH CREATES OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE DEVELOPMENT AND PERFORMANCE OF NEW WORK AND PROVIDES ACCESS TO A NATIONAL TOURING NETWORK OF PERFORMING ARTS PRESENTING ORGANIZATIONS |
| AMERICAN FORESTS | WASHINGTON, DC | $550,000 | 2025 | TO SUPPORT PLANNING AND EXECUTION OF THE NINTH AMERICAN FOREST CONGRESS IN 2025 |
| THE MASSACHUSETTS MEDICAL SOCIETY AND ALLIANCE CHARITABLE FOUNDATION | WALTHAM, MA | $532,825 | 2025 | TO SUPPORT THE NEW ENGLAND JOURNAL OF MEDICINES MEDIA COVERAGE OF DDFS BIG IDEAS IN MEDICAL RESEARCH AND STRATEGICALLY AMPLIFY THE JOURNALS MESSAGES TO KEY AUDIENCES |
| FOSTER AMERICA | BOSTON, MA | $525,500 | 2025 | TO SUPPORT DDF PREVENTION INITIATIVE DEMONSTRATION SITES IN PROVIDING SHARED GOVERNANCE ACROSS MULTIPLE GOVERNMENT AGENCIES, BRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT, COMMUNITY LEADERS, FAMILIES AFFECTED, AND PROVIDERS |
| THINK OF US | WASHINGTON, DC | $525,000 | 2025 | TO SUPPORT ESTABLISHMENT OF A PREVENTION-FOCUSED LEARNING COLLABORATIVE FOR 16 JURISDICTIONS LED BY THE CHILD WELFARE TRANSFORMATION INITIATIVE, A SPONSORED PROJECT OF THINK OF US |
| DORIS DUKE FOUNDATION | NEW YORK, NY | $508,000 | 2025 | TO SUPPORT THE 11TH CLASS OF DORIS DUKE ARTIST AWARDS (DDAA 2024) |
| NATIONAL CONGRESS OF AMERICAN INDIANS FUND | WASHINGTON, DC | $500,000 | 2025 | TO SUPPORT KEY RESEARCH AND POLICY EFFORTS THAT ADVANCE INDIGENOUS-LED CONSERVATION AT THE FEDERAL LEVEL |
| NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES | WASHINGTON, DC | $462,800 | 2025 | TO DEVELOP AND PUBLISH A STUDY THAT WILL HELP INFORM NORMS ABOUT THE USE OF RACE AND ETHNICITY IN BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND SUGGEST IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGIES TO ENHANCE THE ADOPTION OF IDENTIFIED BEST PRACTICES ACROSS THE BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH COMMUNITY |
| AMERICAN ACADEMY OF PEDIATRICS | ELK GROVE VILLAGE, IL | $455,000 | 2025 | TO ESTABLISH A PROCESS FOR IDENTIFYING AND ADDRESSING CLINICAL ALGORITHMS WITH RACE ADJUSTMENT IN PEDIATRIC CARE |
| NDN COLLECTIVE INC | RAPID CITY, SD | $407,000 | 2025 | TO PROVIDE INFORMATION AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES AND TRIBAL NATIONS IN ACCESSING FEDERAL CLIMATE AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION FUNDING |
| AMERICAN FORESTS | WASHINGTON, DC | $400,000 | 2025 | TO SUPPORT THE TREE EQUITY PROGRAM IN PROVIDING DATA, INFORMATION AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO ENABLE URBAN COMMUNITIES TO BETTER PROTECT FORESTS AND EXPAND TREE CANOPY AS A WAY TO ENHANCE EQUITY IN COMMUNITIES |
| NDN COLLECTIVE INC | RAPID CITY, SD | $400,000 | 2025 | TO SUPPORT AND ENHANCE THE NDN COLLECTIVE CHANGEMAKERS FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM |
| FOSTER AMERICA | BOSTON, MA | $400,000 | 2025 | TO SUPPORT AND ENHANCE THE FOSTER AMERICA FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM, WHICH TRAINS AND SUPPORTS DIVERSE AND TALENTED LEADERS TO TEST AND IMPLEMENT INNOVATIVE STRATEGIES TO TRANSFORM THE CHILD WELFARE SYSTEM |
| CLIMATE CONSERVATION DBA CENTER FOR LARGE LANDSCAPE CONSERVATION | BOZEMAN, MT | $400,000 | 2025 | TO SUPPORT THE NETWORK FOR LANDSCAPE CONSERVATIONS CATALYST FUND, WHICH STRENGTHENS THE COLLABORATIVE CAPACITY OF LANDSCAPE-SCALE CONSERVATION PARTNERSHIPS ACROSS THE UNITED STATES |
| GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY | WASHINGTON, DC | $390,000 | 2025 | TO ESTABLISH THE DORIS DUKE DISTINGUISHED VISITING FELLOWS PROGRAM AT THE MCCOURT SCHOOL OF PUBLIC POLICY TO HOST SENIOR-LEVEL PUBLIC POLICY LEADERS WITH EXPERTISE IN SOCIAL POLICY AND CHILD WELL-BEING, AND HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY |
| MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY | EAST LANSING, MI | $387,500 | 2025 | TO SUPPORT RESEARCH TO EVALUATE THE IMPACT OF MATERIAL SUPPORT ON CHILD WELL-BEING OUTCOMES, THROUGH THE RX KIDS PILOT FOR NEWBORNS IN FLINT, MICHIGAN |
| THE NATURE CONSERVANCY | ARLINGTON, VA | $380,000 | 2025 | TO SUPPORT A COHORT OF SCIENCE FOR NATURE AND PEOPLE PARTNERSHIP WORKING GROUPS ON IMPLEMENTING GLOBAL BIODIVERSITY FRAMEWORK GOALS IN THE UNITED STATES AT NATIONAL AND REGIONAL LEVELS |
| COUNCIL OF MEDICAL SPECIALTY SOCIETIES | CHICAGO, IL | $363,000 | 2025 | TO ESTABLISH AND SUPPORT AN ALLIANCE TO COORDINATE, ALIGN AND CONNECT THE CLINICAL AND RESEARCH COMMUNITIES TO ADVANCE THE REVISITING OF RACE-BASED RESEARCH DESIGN AND DISEASE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT WHILE IMPROVING RESEARCH AND CLINICAL PRACTICE |
| DORIS DUKE FOUNDATION | NEW YORK, NY | $362,362 | 2025 | DORIS DUKE ARTIST AWARDS 2021, AND FUNDING FOR TWO ADDITIONAL 2020 ARTISTS |
| CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL BOSTON | BOSTON, MD | $330,000 | 2025 | MODULATION OF BCL11A PROTEIN LEVEL FOR HBF REACTIVATION |
| CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL BOSTON | BOSTON, MD | $330,000 | 2025 | ENHANCED RIBONUCLEOPROTEINS FOR THERAPEUTIC GENE EDITING OF HEMATOPOIETIC STEM CELLS IN SICKLE CELL DISEASE |
| CHILDRENS HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER | CINCINNATI, OH | $330,000 | 2025 | HBA2 BASED GENETIC THERAPY TO CORRECT SICKLE CELL DISEASE (SCD) |
| SUSTAINABLE FORESTRY INITIATIVE INC | WASHINGTON, DC | $325,000 | 2025 | TO DEVELOP AND PROMULGATE BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES FOR CLIMATE SMART FORESTRY AND ACCELERATE IMPLEMENTATION THROUGH INCORPORATION INTO COMMERCIAL AND STATE-LEVEL STANDARDS |
DUKE FARMS FOUNDATION
$16,274,102FUNDING REQUIREMENTS
DORIS DUKE FOUNDATION FOR ISLAMIC ART
$12,624,834FUNDING REQUIREMENTS
MAP FUND INC
$2,630,000TO SUPPORT THE MAP FUND AWARDS FOR ARTISTS IN CONTEMPORARY DANCE, JAZZ AND THEATER AND TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR SUSTAINABILITY PLANNING
JACOB'S PILLOW DANCE FESTIVAL INC
$2,500,000TO SUPPORT A NEW DORIS DUKE THEATRE
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF NEW JERSEY
$1,750,000TO SUPPORT THE 1ST YEAR OF FLEXIBLE RESOURCES FOR OPT-IN WASHINGTON DC AND KENTUCKY
FUND FOR PUBLIC HEALTH IN NEW YORK
$1,746,000TO SUPPORT THE COALITION TO END RACISM IN CLINICAL ALGORITHMS (CERCA)
HARVARD UNIVERSITY
$1,740,000TO PROVIDE DEMONSTRATION SITES TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE IN BUSINESS PROCESS REDESIGN THROUGH DEDICATED ON-SITE FELLOWS AS THEY IMPLEMENT A NEW APPROACH TO CONNECTING FAMILIES AT RISK OF CHILD WELFARE INVOLVEMENT TO COMMUNITY-BASED SERVICES
NEW ENGLAND FOUNDATION FOR THE ARTS
$1,738,700TO RENEW SUPPORT FOR THE NATIONAL DANCE PROJECT, A REGRANTING PROGRAM THAT SUPPORTS THE CREATION AND TOURING OF NEW DANCE WORKS THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES
THE TRUST FOR PUBLIC LAND
$1,209,300TO SUPPORT THE CONSERVATION FINANCE INITIATIVE, A JOINT EFFORT OF TRUST FOR PUBLIC LAND AND THE NATURE CONSERVANCY, WHICH AIMS TO CREATE NEW FUNDING FOR LAND CONSERVATION, PARKS, AND CLIMATE
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY
$1,115,997TO SUPPORT RESEARCH, MENTORSHIP, AND CAPACITY BUILDING FOR THE RESEARCH FOR INDIGENOUS SOCIAL ACTION AND EQUITY CENTER
CHAMBER MUSIC AMERICA INC
$1,027,160TO RENEW SUPPORT FOR REGRANTING PROGRAMS THAT FUND THE ARTISTIC WORK OF JAZZ MUSICIANS
AMERICAN FORESTS
$1,010,000TO SUPPORT THE LAUNCH OF THE FOREST INNOVATION PLATFORM, A NEW NATIONAL INFORMATION AND TECHNICAL RESOURCE ECOSYSTEM FOR CLIMATE-ADAPTED FOREST PLANNING, CONSERVATION AND STEWARDSHIP
SOUTH ARTS
$1,000,000TO RENEW SUPPORT FOR JAZZ ROAD, A NATIONAL REGRANTING PROGRAM THAT PROVIDES OPPORTUNITIES FOR EMERGING AND MIDCAREER JAZZ ARTISTS TO PRESENT THEIR WORK AND CONNECT WITH AUDIENCES AND COMMUNITIES THROUGH TOURING AND RESIDENCIES
OREGON COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
$1,000,000TO SUPPORT THE 1ST YEAR OF FLEXIBLE RESOURCES FOR OPT-IN OREGON
FIRST NATIONS DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE
$985,000TO BUILD THE CAPACITY OF TRIBES AND THE INDIGENOUS CONSERVATION FIELD FOR CO-STEWARDSHIP AND IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEW CONSERVATION TOOLS FOR INDIGENOUS LAND PROTECTION
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF HEMATOLOGY
$858,825TO VALIDATE AND PROMOTE THE ADOPTION OF IMPROVED ASSESSMENT OF NEUTROPHIL COUNTS, A TYPE OF WHITE BLOOD CELL, IN INDIVIDUALS OF AFRICAN AND MIDDLE EASTERN ANCESTRY
NATIONAL PARK FOUNDATION
$790,000TO SUPPORT TRIBAL CO-STEWARDSHIP KNOWLEDGE SHARING ACROSS THE NATIONAL PARK SYSTEM AND THE CO-STEWARDSHIP OF VOYAGEURS NATIONAL PARK AS A PROMISING MODEL
NATIVE AMERICAN RIGHTS FUND
$750,000TO BUILD THE CAPACITY OF TRIBES AND THE INDIGENOUS CONSERVATION FIELD FOR CO-STEWARDSHIP AND IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEW CONSERVATION TOOLS FOR INDIGENOUS LAND PROTECTION
NATIONAL PERFORMANCE NETWORK INC
$750,000TO SUPPORT REGRANTING PROGRAMS THAT BENEFIT PRESENTING ORGANIZATIONS AND PERFORMING ARTISTS THAT PARTNER ON THE CREATION OF NEW WORK, ESPECIALLY BY EMERGING, LGBTQ, ARTISTS OF COLOR, AND THOSE WORKING IN THE SOUTH AND IN RURAL CONTEXTS
CHAPIN HALL CENTER FOR CHILDREN
$750,000TO SUPPORT COMPREHENSIVE EVALUATION OF THE DDF PREVENTION INITIATIVE AND TO REPORT KEY INSIGHTS AND FINDINGS TO DIVERSE AUDIENCES
AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION
$737,000TO BUILD EVIDENCE SUPPORTING RECONSIDERATION OF RACE ADJUSTMENTS IN CLINICAL CARE ALGORITHMS IN CARDIOVASCULAR CARE
UNITED NATIONS FOUNDATION INC
$700,000TO RENEW SUPPORT FOR THE U.S. CLIMATE ALLIANCES NATURAL AND WORKING LANDS INITIATIVE TO DEPLOY NATURAL CLIMATE SOLUTIONS TO REDUCE GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS FROM THE LAND SECTOR, INCREASE CARBON SEQUESTRATION, AND ENHANCE CLIMATE RESILIENCE
PUBLIC BROADCASTING SERVICE
$640,000TO SUPPORT THE MEDICAL MEDIA PROJECT
RESOURCES LEGACY FUND
$640,000TO SHARE LEARNING FROM THE CO-MANAGEMENT OF BEARS EARS NATIONAL MONUMENT
TRUSTEES OF COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK
$625,000TO SUPPORT THE CREATION OF THE AFRICAN HEALTH INITIATIVE COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE, BRINGING TOGETHER THE PARTICIPANTS IN DDFS AFRICAN HEALTH INITIATIVE AND OTHERS FOCUSED ON HEALTH IMPLEMENTATION SCIENCES
CENTER ON BUDGET AND POLICY PRIORITIES
$625,000TO SUPPORT ADVOCACY AND POLICY DEVELOPMENT RELATED TO MATERIAL SUPPORTS AND HOUSING, FOCUSED ON IMPROVING FAMILY STABILITY AND REDUCING CHILD WELFARE INVOLVEMENT DUE TO ECONOMIC HARDSHIP
THINK OF US
$600,000TO SUPPORT TARGETED STRATEGIES TO MEANINGFULLY ENGAGE INDIVIDUALS WITH LIVED EXPERIENCE AS PART OF THE DDF PREVENTION INITIATIVE TO CREATE A PREVENTION-ORIENTED FAMILY WELL-BEING SYSTEM
NEW ENGLAND FOUNDATION FOR THE ARTS
$575,000TO RENEW SUPPORT TO THE NATIONAL THEATER PROJECT, WHICH CREATES OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE DEVELOPMENT AND PERFORMANCE OF NEW WORK AND PROVIDES ACCESS TO A NATIONAL TOURING NETWORK OF PERFORMING ARTS PRESENTING ORGANIZATIONS
AMERICAN FORESTS
$550,000TO SUPPORT PLANNING AND EXECUTION OF THE NINTH AMERICAN FOREST CONGRESS IN 2025
THE MASSACHUSETTS MEDICAL SOCIETY AND ALLIANCE CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
$532,825TO SUPPORT THE NEW ENGLAND JOURNAL OF MEDICINES MEDIA COVERAGE OF DDFS BIG IDEAS IN MEDICAL RESEARCH AND STRATEGICALLY AMPLIFY THE JOURNALS MESSAGES TO KEY AUDIENCES
FOSTER AMERICA
$525,500TO SUPPORT DDF PREVENTION INITIATIVE DEMONSTRATION SITES IN PROVIDING SHARED GOVERNANCE ACROSS MULTIPLE GOVERNMENT AGENCIES, BRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT, COMMUNITY LEADERS, FAMILIES AFFECTED, AND PROVIDERS
THINK OF US
$525,000TO SUPPORT ESTABLISHMENT OF A PREVENTION-FOCUSED LEARNING COLLABORATIVE FOR 16 JURISDICTIONS LED BY THE CHILD WELFARE TRANSFORMATION INITIATIVE, A SPONSORED PROJECT OF THINK OF US
DORIS DUKE FOUNDATION
$508,000TO SUPPORT THE 11TH CLASS OF DORIS DUKE ARTIST AWARDS (DDAA 2024)
NATIONAL CONGRESS OF AMERICAN INDIANS FUND
$500,000TO SUPPORT KEY RESEARCH AND POLICY EFFORTS THAT ADVANCE INDIGENOUS-LED CONSERVATION AT THE FEDERAL LEVEL
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
$462,800TO DEVELOP AND PUBLISH A STUDY THAT WILL HELP INFORM NORMS ABOUT THE USE OF RACE AND ETHNICITY IN BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND SUGGEST IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGIES TO ENHANCE THE ADOPTION OF IDENTIFIED BEST PRACTICES ACROSS THE BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH COMMUNITY
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF PEDIATRICS
$455,000TO ESTABLISH A PROCESS FOR IDENTIFYING AND ADDRESSING CLINICAL ALGORITHMS WITH RACE ADJUSTMENT IN PEDIATRIC CARE
NDN COLLECTIVE INC
$407,000TO PROVIDE INFORMATION AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES AND TRIBAL NATIONS IN ACCESSING FEDERAL CLIMATE AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION FUNDING
AMERICAN FORESTS
$400,000TO SUPPORT THE TREE EQUITY PROGRAM IN PROVIDING DATA, INFORMATION AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO ENABLE URBAN COMMUNITIES TO BETTER PROTECT FORESTS AND EXPAND TREE CANOPY AS A WAY TO ENHANCE EQUITY IN COMMUNITIES
NDN COLLECTIVE INC
$400,000TO SUPPORT AND ENHANCE THE NDN COLLECTIVE CHANGEMAKERS FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
FOSTER AMERICA
$400,000TO SUPPORT AND ENHANCE THE FOSTER AMERICA FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM, WHICH TRAINS AND SUPPORTS DIVERSE AND TALENTED LEADERS TO TEST AND IMPLEMENT INNOVATIVE STRATEGIES TO TRANSFORM THE CHILD WELFARE SYSTEM
CLIMATE CONSERVATION DBA CENTER FOR LARGE LANDSCAPE CONSERVATION
$400,000TO SUPPORT THE NETWORK FOR LANDSCAPE CONSERVATIONS CATALYST FUND, WHICH STRENGTHENS THE COLLABORATIVE CAPACITY OF LANDSCAPE-SCALE CONSERVATION PARTNERSHIPS ACROSS THE UNITED STATES
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
$390,000TO ESTABLISH THE DORIS DUKE DISTINGUISHED VISITING FELLOWS PROGRAM AT THE MCCOURT SCHOOL OF PUBLIC POLICY TO HOST SENIOR-LEVEL PUBLIC POLICY LEADERS WITH EXPERTISE IN SOCIAL POLICY AND CHILD WELL-BEING, AND HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
$387,500TO SUPPORT RESEARCH TO EVALUATE THE IMPACT OF MATERIAL SUPPORT ON CHILD WELL-BEING OUTCOMES, THROUGH THE RX KIDS PILOT FOR NEWBORNS IN FLINT, MICHIGAN
THE NATURE CONSERVANCY
$380,000TO SUPPORT A COHORT OF SCIENCE FOR NATURE AND PEOPLE PARTNERSHIP WORKING GROUPS ON IMPLEMENTING GLOBAL BIODIVERSITY FRAMEWORK GOALS IN THE UNITED STATES AT NATIONAL AND REGIONAL LEVELS
COUNCIL OF MEDICAL SPECIALTY SOCIETIES
$363,000TO ESTABLISH AND SUPPORT AN ALLIANCE TO COORDINATE, ALIGN AND CONNECT THE CLINICAL AND RESEARCH COMMUNITIES TO ADVANCE THE REVISITING OF RACE-BASED RESEARCH DESIGN AND DISEASE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT WHILE IMPROVING RESEARCH AND CLINICAL PRACTICE
DORIS DUKE FOUNDATION
$362,362DORIS DUKE ARTIST AWARDS 2021, AND FUNDING FOR TWO ADDITIONAL 2020 ARTISTS
CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL BOSTON
$330,000MODULATION OF BCL11A PROTEIN LEVEL FOR HBF REACTIVATION
CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL BOSTON
$330,000ENHANCED RIBONUCLEOPROTEINS FOR THERAPEUTIC GENE EDITING OF HEMATOPOIETIC STEM CELLS IN SICKLE CELL DISEASE
CHILDRENS HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER
$330,000HBA2 BASED GENETIC THERAPY TO CORRECT SICKLE CELL DISEASE (SCD)
SUSTAINABLE FORESTRY INITIATIVE INC
$325,000TO DEVELOP AND PROMULGATE BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES FOR CLIMATE SMART FORESTRY AND ACCELERATE IMPLEMENTATION THROUGH INCORPORATION INTO COMMERCIAL AND STATE-LEVEL STANDARDS