Panorama Global

About Panorama Global

Panorama Global’s recent grantmaking shows a strong emphasis on systems-change work delivered through fiscal sponsorship and collaborative funds. One of the largest 2025 grants went to Noisy Creek for the Fund for Alternative Journalism, reflecting support for a project-based vehicle rather than a single-issue operating grant. Another major line of giving centers on Run for Something Action Fund, with awards in 2023, 2024, and 2025, indicating repeated support over multiple years. The foundation also backs health and service infrastructure at scale, including Last Mile Health, Living Goods, and The Mount Sinai Hospital among its larger recent recipients. The grant list also points to a broad mix of civic, health, and equity-related work: from voter engagement and leadership organizations to nonprofit intermediaries and medical institutions. That pattern fits the foundation’s stated approach of partnering with leaders to co-develop solutions that change systems. Recent project funds range across national nonprofit work and fiscally sponsored initiatives, suggesting Panorama Global often uses grants to support implementation, coordination, and program expansion rather than narrow, one-off awards. With annual grants of more than $40 million, it operates as a substantial national funder with recurring relationships in several program areas.

What Panorama Global Funds

In civic engagement and electoral leadership, Panorama Global backed Run for Something Action Fund several times across 2023 through 2025, alongside awards to Voterunlead and New American Leaders in 2024. That set of grants points to an interest in building the pipeline for candidates and civic participation. In health-related work, the foundation made a 2025 grant to Last Mile Health and supported Living Goods in 2023, both tied to service delivery and health systems. It also funded The Mount Sinai Hospital and Columbia University (Irving Medical Center) in 2025, showing support for medical and research institutions. The foundation also gave to Climate Action for Smallholders (Cash) Coalition in 2025, which places climate-related philanthropy in the recent record. Across these examples, Panorama Global appears to use project funding to support organizations working on systems, services, and field-building rather than isolated program activities.

How Panorama Global Gives