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    Stephen A Schwarzman Foundation

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    NEW YORK, NY2125835794EIN: 47-46345393 filings on record

    About Stephen A Schwarzman Foundation

    The Stephen A. Schwarzman Foundation concentrates large, strategic gifts to elite cultural and academic institutions, prioritizing capital projects and the creation of major research or exhibition centers. Its portfolio favors top-tier universities and prominent museums, plus a recurring investment in a major animal medical center, showing an interest in institution-building and high-visibility infrastructure. Grants are often multi-million-dollar awards to support buildings, centers, and program-launch activities rather than small operating grants.

    Focus Areas

    Endowing and building university research centers (humanities, ethics, cultural inquiry) — e.g., University of Oxford centerCapital projects for AI research infrastructure at elite technical universities — e.g., MIT AI buildingsMuseum facility upgrades and performance/auditorium construction — e.g., The Frick CollectionFounding and supporting international art presentation platforms — Goodwood/Chapel & YorkCapital expansion for major veterinary/animal medical centers

    Who They Fund

    universities, research centers & academic communitiesK-12 and college students (scholarship recipients)

    About Stephen A Schwarzman Foundation

    A defining pattern of the Stephen a Schwarzman Foundation is its repeated, multi-year backing for large capital projects at universities, museums, and specialized institutions. The biggest recent awards in the data all point to institution-building: Massachusetts Institute of Technology received successive multi-million-dollar grants to support a building focused on promoting the application of artificial intelligence, while the University of Oxford received repeated support for a new center of academic, cultural and ethical inquiry. That same approach appears in gifts to the Animal Medical Center for a capital campaign to renovate and expand its facilities and to The Frick Collection for a state-of-the-art auditorium. The foundation also supports named endowments and program launch costs, including an endowment in global security at Oxford’s Blavatnik School of Government and a research fund on artificial intelligence in business at Harvard Business School. Its grantmaking reaches beyond higher education into cultural institutions, athletic support, scholarship aid, food security, and service-member assistance, but the common thread is large, targeted funding for built or programmatic infrastructure.

    What Stephen A Schwarzman Foundation Funds

    In higher education and research, the foundation backs work tied to artificial intelligence, ethics, and governance. One grant went to Oxford’s Institute for Ethics in AI to support an accelerator fellowship program, and another established the Stephen A. Schwarzman Research Fund on Artificial Intelligence in Business at Harvard Business School. It also funded a building at MIT focused on promoting the application of artificial intelligence. Cultural institutions are another clear area: the Frick Collection received support for a state-of-the-art auditorium, while Chapel & York US Foundation Inc received funding to establish the Goodwood Art Foundation for presentation of international art and educational programs. The portfolio also includes scholarship support through Inner-city Scholarship Fund for transitional scholarships to qualifying students enrolled in Archdiocese schools.

    How Stephen A Schwarzman Foundation Gives

    Typical awards are large: the 25th percentile is $425,000, the median is $1,289,678, and the 75th percentile is $3,886,195. The foundation gives repeatedly to the same recipients across multiple years, including MIT, Oxford, the Animal Medical Center, The Frick Collection, Asia Society, and Palm Beach County Food Bank. It is classified as a Regular Funder and funds individuals, but the recent-grants record is dominated by institutional support rather than individual awards. The pattern is mostly project-based, with gifts aimed at buildings, renovations, endowments, and program launches rather than open application-style funding.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $76.1M

    Total Assets

    $65.3M

    Total Revenue

    $25.1M

    Total Expenses

    $78.8M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $425K and $3.9M, with a median of $1.3M.

    25th Percentile

    $425K

    Median

    $1.3M

    75th Percentile

    $3.9M

    Geographic Reach

    Regional8 states funded

    About 57% of grants go to recipients in NY.

    Funding intensity
    Low
    High
    Headquarters
    Funding intensity
    Low
    High

    Where Stephen A Schwarzman Foundation Funds

    Top 2 recipient countries by grant volume for Stephen A Schwarzman Foundation.

    RankCountryGrantsTotalShare
    1United StatesDomestic45$151.9M
    84.9%
    2United Kingdom8$73M

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    Giving Approach

    Highly concentrated, very large grants to a small set of elite institutions; repeated multi-million-dollar gifts to the same organizations for capital and center-building projects rather than many small or grassroots awards.

    Funding Style

    capital construction / facility renovationendowment supportprogrammatic fellowships / accelerator fundinggeneral / unrestricted supportemergency / humanitarian relief funding

    Notable grantees: University of Oxford, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Animal Medical Center, The Frick Collection, Chapel & York US Foundation (Goodwood Art Foundation)

    Topics

    artificial intelligence research, ethics & policyarts presentation, museum restoration & performing arts infrastructurehigher education scholarships & emergency tuition assistanceathletics support (elite track & field competition)humanitarian relief and emergency aidchild food security / weekend meal programssupport services & infrastructure for military service members and families

    Where Stephen A Schwarzman Foundation Makes Grants

    Most grants in the recent dataset land in the United States, with 45 grants there versus 8 in the United Kingdom. New York appears frequently among recipient locations, including New York, NY; Cambridge, MA also appears multiple times through MIT. Oxford is another repeated destination, especially for university-based grants. Other named recipient locations include Lake Worth, FL, Salem, OH, Arlington, VA, Abington, PA, and Boston, MA. The geography reflects a concentration in a small set of institutional hubs rather than broad dispersion.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Stephen A Schwarzman Foundation

    What kinds of projects does Stephen a Schwarzman Foundation fund?

    The recent grants show a strong emphasis on capital projects and institutional infrastructure: an AI-focused building at MIT, a new center of academic, cultural and ethical inquiry at Oxford, renovations and expansion at the Animal Medical Center, and a state-of-the-art auditorium at The Frick Collection. It also funds endowments and program launches, such as an endowment in global security and an accelerator fellowship program.

    How large are the foundation’s typical grants?

    The grant-size distribution is high: the 25th percentile is $425,000, the median is $1,289,678, and the 75th percentile is $3,886,195. The recent top awards include multi-million-dollar grants to MIT and the University of Oxford.

    Does the foundation give to the same organizations more than once?

    Yes. Several recipients appear in multiple years, including Massachusetts Institute of Technology, University of Oxford, Animal Medical Center, The Frick Collection, Asia Society, Palm Beach County Food Bank, and USA Track & Field Foundation. That points to recurring, multi-year relationships rather than one-off gifts only.

    Which areas of work appear in the recent grants list?

    The data shows support for artificial intelligence research, ethics and policy, arts presentation, museum restoration and performing arts infrastructure, higher education scholarships and emergency tuition assistance, athletics support for elite track and field competition, humanitarian aid, child food security, and services for military members and families in Europe.

    Where does the foundation give most often?

    Grant recipients are concentrated in the United States, which accounts for 45 grants, or 84.9%, in the country distribution. The United Kingdom accounts for 8 grants, or 15.1%. Among recipient cities, New York, Cambridge, Oxford, Lake Worth, Salem, Arlington, Abington, and Boston appear in the recent-grants data.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

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

    15.1%

    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
    MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOCAMBRIDGE, MA$25,585,1532025SUPPORT A BUILDING FOCUSED ON PROMOTING THE APPLICATION OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
    UNIVERSITY OF OXFORDWELLINGTON SQUARE OXFORD$22,979,7002025SUPPORT A NEW CENTER OF ACADEMIC, CULTURAL AND ETHICAL INQUIRY
    THE FRICK COLLECTIONNEW YORK, NY$7,314,1782025SUPPORT CONSTRUCTION OF STATE-OF-THE-ART AUDITORIUM
    CHAPEL YORK US FOUNDATION INCNEW YORK, NY$3,988,4672025SUPPORT CONSTRUCTION OF THE GOODWOOD ART FOUNDATION, FOR PRESENTATION OF INTERNATIONAL ART AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS
    UNIVERSITY OF OXFORDWELLINGTON SQUARE OXFORD$3,340,5912025SUPPORT THE INSTITUTE FOR ETHICS IN AI TO SUPPPORT AN ACCELERATOR FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
    USA TRACK FIELD FOUNDATIONSALEM, OH$2,605,5782025SUPPORT U.S. TRACK & FIELD ATHLETES AT WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS & OLYMPIC COMPETITIONS
    INNER-CITY SCHOLARSHIP FUNDNEW YORK, NY$2,552,7322025SUPPORT TRANSITIONAL SCHOLARSHIIPS TO QUALIFYING STUDENTS ENROLLED IN ARCHDIOCESE SCHOOLS
    AMERICAN ASSOCIATES OF THE NATIONALNEW YORK, NY$2,040,1602025SUPPORT FUNDING OF THE THEATRE'S STAGE AND BACKSTAGE FACILITIES AND TECHNICAL INFRASTRUCTURE
    ASIA SOCIETYNEW YORK, NY$1,238,5882025GENERAL SUPPORT
    PALM BEACH COUNTY FOOD BANKLAKE WORTH, FL$1,209,5002025SUPPORT THE WEEKEND FOOD FOR KIDS PROGRAM
    INNER-CITY SCHOLARSHIP FUNDNEW YORK, NY$742,1062025SUPPORT EMERGENCY TUITION ASSISTANCE
    COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONSNEW YORK, NY$557,9922025SUPPORT THE RICHARD HAAS CENTER FOR EDUCATION
    THE FRICK COLLECTIONNEW YORK, NY$464,3542025GENERAL SUPPORT
    NATIONAL COMMITTEE ON US-CHINA RELANEW YORK, NY$459,2382025GENERAL SUPPORT
    ANIT-DEFAMATION LEAGUENEW YORK, NY$430,4402025SUPPORT ADL'S EFFORTS TO COMBAT ANTISEMITISM, COUNTERING EXTREMISM, AND BATTLING BIGOTRY
    FRIENDS OF FONDATION DE FRANCE INCNEW YORK, NY$250,0002025SUPPORT THE FASHION AND TEXTILE RESTORATION FUND FOR THE MUSEE DES ARTS DECORATIFS
    RHODES TRUSTOXFORD$159,5992025SUPPORT CONSTRUCTION OF NEW CONVENING CENTRE FOYER AT RHODES HOUSE NAMED SIR JOHN AND LADY HOOD HALL
    INNER-CITY SCHOLARSHIP FUNDNEW YORK, NY$135,8592025ESTABLISH A SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM FOR STUDENTS IN THE CLASS OF 2033 AT CHRIST THE KING SCHOOL-THE BRONX
    MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYCAMBRIDGE, MA$24,078,9112024SUPPORT A BUILDING FOCUSED ON PROMOTING THE APPLICATION OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
    UNIVERSITY OF OXFORDWELLINGTON SQUARE OXFORD$22,878,0002024SUPPORT A NEW CENTER OF ACADEMIC, CULTURAL AND ETHICAL INQUIRY
    ANIMAL MEDICAL CENTERNEW YORK, NY$8,400,6002024SUPPORT THE CAPITAL CAMPAIGN TO RENOVATE AND EXPAND THE CENTER'S FACILITIES
    CHAPEL & YORK US FOUNDATION INCNEW YORK, NY$4,237,1902024ESTABLISH THE GOODWOOD ART FOUNDATION, FOR PRESENTATION OF INTERNATIONAL ART AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS
    USA TRACK & FIELD FOUNDATIONSALEM, OH$2,795,0502024SUPPORT U.S. TRACK & FIELD ATHLETES AT WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS & OLYMPIC COMPETITIONS
    PALM BEACH COUNTY FOOD BANKLAKE WORTH, FL$1,423,5202024SUPPORT THE WEEKEND FOOD FOR KIDS PROGRAM
    USO FOUNDATIONARLINGTON, VA$1,367,2122024SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE & PROGRAM RESOURCES FOR SERVICE MEMBERS AND THEIR FAMILIES IN EUROPE
    ASIA SOCIETYNEW YORK, NY$1,289,6782024GENERAL SUPPORT
    INNER-CITY SCHOLARSHIP FUNDNEW YORK, NY$729,6032024SUPPORT EMERGENCY TUITION ASSISTANCE
    UNIVERSITY OF OXFORDWELLINGTON SQUARE OXFORD$545,5992024SUPPORT THE INSTITUTE FOR ETHICS IN AI TO ESTABLISH AN ACCELERATOR FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
    NATIONAL COMMITTEE ON US-CHINA RELATIONSNEW YORK, NY$523,6002024GENERAL SUPPORT
    THE FRICK COLLECTIONNEW YORK, NY$400,0002024GENERAL SUPPORT
    FRIENDS OF UNITED HATZALAH INCNEW YORK, NY$251,8032024SUPPORT HUMANITARIAN RELIEF EFFORTS IN ISRAEL
    SAVE THE CHILDRENFAIRFIELD, CT$251,8032024SUPPORT HUMANITARIAN RELIEF EFFORTS IN ISRAEL
    UJA-FEDERATION OF NEW YORKNEW YORK, NY$251,8032024SUPPORT HUMANITARIAN RELIEF EFFORTS IN ISRAEL
    AMERICAN FRIENDS OF MAGEN DAVID ADOMNEW YORK, NY$251,8032024SUPPORT HUMANITARIAN RELIEF EFFORTS IN ISRAEL
    COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONSNEW YORK, NY$205,6792024SUPPORT THE RICHARD HAAS CENTER FOR EDUCATION
    BOYS TOWN JERUSALEM FOUNDATION OF AMERICANEW YORK, NY$147,5512024SUPPORT TO BRING BOMB SHELTERS IN MAIN ACADEMIC BUILDINGS TO CODE
    HARVARD BUSINESS SCHOOLBOSTON, MA$11,3862024COMPLETION OF GRANT ESTABLISHING THE "STEPHEN A. SCHWARZMAN RESEARCH FUND ON AI IN BUSINESS"
    MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYCAMBRIDGE, MA$25,621,7172023TO SUPPORT A BUILDING FOCUSED ON PROMOTING THE APPLICATION OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
    UNIVERSITY OF OXFORDWELLINGTON SQUARE OXFORD$12,180,5002023TO SUPPORT A NEW CENTER OF ACADEMIC, CULTURAL AND ETHICAL INQUIRY
    ANIMAL MEDICAL CENTERNEW YORK, NY$8,221,6692023TO SUPPORT THE CAPITAL CAMPAIGN TO RENOVATE AND EXPAND THE CENTERS FACILITIES
    THE FRICK COLLECTIONNEW YORK, NY$7,510,4792023TO SUPPORT THE CREATION OF A STATE-OF-THE-ART AUDITORIUM
    UNIVERSITY OF OXFORDWELLINGTON SQUARE OXFORD$7,418,0502023TO SUPPORT BUILDING ENHANCEMENT COSTS AT THE UNIVERSITY
    UNIVERSITY OF OXFORDWELLINGTON SQUARE OXFORD$3,535,2002023TO SUPPORT AN ENDOWMENT IN GLOBAL SECURITY AT THE BLAVATNIK SCHOOL OF GOVERNMENT
    FOUNDATION FOR ABINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICTABINGTON, PA$3,439,3162023TO SUPPORT THE BUILDING OF THE "STEPHEN A. SCHWARZMAN CENTER FOR SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY"
    USA TRACK & FIELD FOUNDATIONSALEM, OH$2,777,9762023TO SUPPORT ATHLETES IN U.S. TRACK & FIELD AT WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS AND OLYMPIC COMPETITIONS
    ASIA SOCIETYNEW YORK, NY$2,492,9422023GENERAL SUPPORT
    PALM BEACH COUNTY FOOD BANKLAKE WORTH, FL$1,624,4002023TO SUPPORT THE WEEKEND FOOD FOR KIDS PROGRAM
    NATIONAL COMMITTEE ON US-CHINA RELATIONSNEW YORK, NY$1,012,9632023GENERAL SUPPORT
    HARVARD BUSINESS SCHOOLBOSTON, MA$983,9262023ESTABLISH "STEPHEN A. SCHWARZMAN RESEARCH FUND ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN BUSINESS"
    INNER-CITY SCHOLARSHIP FUNDNEW YORK, NY$759,9692023TO SUPPORT EMERGENCY TUITION ASSISTANCE

    MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLO

    $25,585,153
    CAMBRIDGE, MA2025

    SUPPORT A BUILDING FOCUSED ON PROMOTING THE APPLICATION OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

    UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD

    $22,979,700
    WELLINGTON SQUARE OXFORD2025

    SUPPORT A NEW CENTER OF ACADEMIC, CULTURAL AND ETHICAL INQUIRY

    THE FRICK COLLECTION

    $7,314,178
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    SUPPORT CONSTRUCTION OF STATE-OF-THE-ART AUDITORIUM

    CHAPEL YORK US FOUNDATION INC

    $3,988,467
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    SUPPORT CONSTRUCTION OF THE GOODWOOD ART FOUNDATION, FOR PRESENTATION OF INTERNATIONAL ART AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS

    UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD

    $3,340,591
    WELLINGTON SQUARE OXFORD2025

    SUPPORT THE INSTITUTE FOR ETHICS IN AI TO SUPPPORT AN ACCELERATOR FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

    USA TRACK FIELD FOUNDATION

    $2,605,578
    SALEM, OH2025

    SUPPORT U.S. TRACK & FIELD ATHLETES AT WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS & OLYMPIC COMPETITIONS

    INNER-CITY SCHOLARSHIP FUND

    $2,552,732
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    SUPPORT TRANSITIONAL SCHOLARSHIIPS TO QUALIFYING STUDENTS ENROLLED IN ARCHDIOCESE SCHOOLS

    AMERICAN ASSOCIATES OF THE NATIONAL

    $2,040,160
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    SUPPORT FUNDING OF THE THEATRE'S STAGE AND BACKSTAGE FACILITIES AND TECHNICAL INFRASTRUCTURE

    ASIA SOCIETY

    $1,238,588
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    PALM BEACH COUNTY FOOD BANK

    $1,209,500
    LAKE WORTH, FL2025

    SUPPORT THE WEEKEND FOOD FOR KIDS PROGRAM

    INNER-CITY SCHOLARSHIP FUND

    $742,106
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    SUPPORT EMERGENCY TUITION ASSISTANCE

    COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS

    $557,992
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    SUPPORT THE RICHARD HAAS CENTER FOR EDUCATION

    THE FRICK COLLECTION

    $464,354
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    NATIONAL COMMITTEE ON US-CHINA RELA

    $459,238
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    ANIT-DEFAMATION LEAGUE

    $430,440
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    SUPPORT ADL'S EFFORTS TO COMBAT ANTISEMITISM, COUNTERING EXTREMISM, AND BATTLING BIGOTRY

    FRIENDS OF FONDATION DE FRANCE INC

    $250,000
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    SUPPORT THE FASHION AND TEXTILE RESTORATION FUND FOR THE MUSEE DES ARTS DECORATIFS

    RHODES TRUST

    $159,599
    OXFORD2025

    SUPPORT CONSTRUCTION OF NEW CONVENING CENTRE FOYER AT RHODES HOUSE NAMED SIR JOHN AND LADY HOOD HALL

    INNER-CITY SCHOLARSHIP FUND

    $135,859
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    ESTABLISH A SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM FOR STUDENTS IN THE CLASS OF 2033 AT CHRIST THE KING SCHOOL-THE BRONX

    MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

    $24,078,911
    CAMBRIDGE, MA2024

    SUPPORT A BUILDING FOCUSED ON PROMOTING THE APPLICATION OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

    UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD

    $22,878,000
    WELLINGTON SQUARE OXFORD2024

    SUPPORT A NEW CENTER OF ACADEMIC, CULTURAL AND ETHICAL INQUIRY

    ANIMAL MEDICAL CENTER

    $8,400,600
    NEW YORK, NY2024

    SUPPORT THE CAPITAL CAMPAIGN TO RENOVATE AND EXPAND THE CENTER'S FACILITIES

    CHAPEL & YORK US FOUNDATION INC

    $4,237,190
    NEW YORK, NY2024

    ESTABLISH THE GOODWOOD ART FOUNDATION, FOR PRESENTATION OF INTERNATIONAL ART AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS

    USA TRACK & FIELD FOUNDATION

    $2,795,050
    SALEM, OH2024

    SUPPORT U.S. TRACK & FIELD ATHLETES AT WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS & OLYMPIC COMPETITIONS

    PALM BEACH COUNTY FOOD BANK

    $1,423,520
    LAKE WORTH, FL2024

    SUPPORT THE WEEKEND FOOD FOR KIDS PROGRAM

    USO FOUNDATION

    $1,367,212
    ARLINGTON, VA2024

    SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE & PROGRAM RESOURCES FOR SERVICE MEMBERS AND THEIR FAMILIES IN EUROPE

    ASIA SOCIETY

    $1,289,678
    NEW YORK, NY2024

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    INNER-CITY SCHOLARSHIP FUND

    $729,603
    NEW YORK, NY2024

    SUPPORT EMERGENCY TUITION ASSISTANCE

    UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD

    $545,599
    WELLINGTON SQUARE OXFORD2024

    SUPPORT THE INSTITUTE FOR ETHICS IN AI TO ESTABLISH AN ACCELERATOR FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

    NATIONAL COMMITTEE ON US-CHINA RELATIONS

    $523,600
    NEW YORK, NY2024

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    THE FRICK COLLECTION

    $400,000
    NEW YORK, NY2024

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    FRIENDS OF UNITED HATZALAH INC

    $251,803
    NEW YORK, NY2024

    SUPPORT HUMANITARIAN RELIEF EFFORTS IN ISRAEL

    SAVE THE CHILDREN

    $251,803
    FAIRFIELD, CT2024

    SUPPORT HUMANITARIAN RELIEF EFFORTS IN ISRAEL

    UJA-FEDERATION OF NEW YORK

    $251,803
    NEW YORK, NY2024

    SUPPORT HUMANITARIAN RELIEF EFFORTS IN ISRAEL

    AMERICAN FRIENDS OF MAGEN DAVID ADOM

    $251,803
    NEW YORK, NY2024

    SUPPORT HUMANITARIAN RELIEF EFFORTS IN ISRAEL

    COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS

    $205,679
    NEW YORK, NY2024

    SUPPORT THE RICHARD HAAS CENTER FOR EDUCATION

    BOYS TOWN JERUSALEM FOUNDATION OF AMERICA

    $147,551
    NEW YORK, NY2024

    SUPPORT TO BRING BOMB SHELTERS IN MAIN ACADEMIC BUILDINGS TO CODE

    HARVARD BUSINESS SCHOOL

    $11,386
    BOSTON, MA2024

    COMPLETION OF GRANT ESTABLISHING THE "STEPHEN A. SCHWARZMAN RESEARCH FUND ON AI IN BUSINESS"

    MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

    $25,621,717
    CAMBRIDGE, MA2023

    TO SUPPORT A BUILDING FOCUSED ON PROMOTING THE APPLICATION OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

    UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD

    $12,180,500
    WELLINGTON SQUARE OXFORD2023

    TO SUPPORT A NEW CENTER OF ACADEMIC, CULTURAL AND ETHICAL INQUIRY

    ANIMAL MEDICAL CENTER

    $8,221,669
    NEW YORK, NY2023

    TO SUPPORT THE CAPITAL CAMPAIGN TO RENOVATE AND EXPAND THE CENTERS FACILITIES

    THE FRICK COLLECTION

    $7,510,479
    NEW YORK, NY2023

    TO SUPPORT THE CREATION OF A STATE-OF-THE-ART AUDITORIUM

    UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD

    $7,418,050
    WELLINGTON SQUARE OXFORD2023

    TO SUPPORT BUILDING ENHANCEMENT COSTS AT THE UNIVERSITY

    UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD

    $3,535,200
    WELLINGTON SQUARE OXFORD2023

    TO SUPPORT AN ENDOWMENT IN GLOBAL SECURITY AT THE BLAVATNIK SCHOOL OF GOVERNMENT

    FOUNDATION FOR ABINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT

    $3,439,316
    ABINGTON, PA2023

    TO SUPPORT THE BUILDING OF THE "STEPHEN A. SCHWARZMAN CENTER FOR SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY"

    USA TRACK & FIELD FOUNDATION

    $2,777,976
    SALEM, OH2023

    TO SUPPORT ATHLETES IN U.S. TRACK & FIELD AT WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS AND OLYMPIC COMPETITIONS

    ASIA SOCIETY

    $2,492,942
    NEW YORK, NY2023

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    PALM BEACH COUNTY FOOD BANK

    $1,624,400
    LAKE WORTH, FL2023

    TO SUPPORT THE WEEKEND FOOD FOR KIDS PROGRAM

    NATIONAL COMMITTEE ON US-CHINA RELATIONS

    $1,012,963
    NEW YORK, NY2023

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    HARVARD BUSINESS SCHOOL

    $983,926
    BOSTON, MA2023

    ESTABLISH "STEPHEN A. SCHWARZMAN RESEARCH FUND ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN BUSINESS"

    INNER-CITY SCHOLARSHIP FUND

    $759,969
    NEW YORK, NY2023

    TO SUPPORT EMERGENCY TUITION ASSISTANCE