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    Gates Philanthropy Partners

    ActivoPublic CharityPhilanthropy & Voluntarism
    SEATTLE, WASitio webEIN: 47-32908973 declaraciones registradas

    About Gates Philanthropy Partners

    Partnering with donors to channel contributions into the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation's strategic programs, accelerating impact on high-priority global health and development challenges.

    Focus Areas

    vaccinesinfectious disease (HIV, TB, polio)maternal, newborn & child healthhealth tools and supplieshumanitarian reliefeconomic mobility / livelihoods

    Who They Fund

    populations affected by infectious diseases in low- and middle-income countriespeople living with HIV and individuals with sickle cell diseasepostsecondary students (including those from underserved backgrounds)U.S. individuals and communities seeking economic mobilitygeneral public and policymakers (targeted by public awareness/analysis efforts)

    About Gates Philanthropy Partners

    Gates Philanthropy Partners channels donor contributions into the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation’s strategic programs, and its recent grants show that model in practice: a $16,796,052 grant to United States Fund for UNICEF in New York for public awareness and analysis, followed by a $1,150,005 grant to the same organization for polio eradication. The foundation supports work tied to global health, vaccines and immunization, infectious disease, health systems and supplies, and economic opportunity and equity. It also funds education-related and research-oriented projects, including postsecondary education and research and learning opportunities. The grant record suggests a preference for sizable awards rather than small transactions, with multiple six-figure grants across universities, nonprofit intermediaries, and public-policy organizations. Recent recipients include the Urban Institute in Washington, DC, Code for America Labs in San Francisco, and the University of Washington Foundation in Seattle. Its grants are made nationally, with a concentration in California and a notable share in Washington state. The foundation is organized as a public charity and does not fund individuals.

    What Gates Philanthropy Partners Funds

    In global health and infectious disease, the foundation backed the University of Washington Foundation with $500,000 for HIV Frontiers and sickle cell disease, and gave $500,000 to End Fund Inc in New York for neglected tropical diseases. It also supported vaccine- and disease-related work through a $1,150,005 grant to United States Fund for UNICEF for polio eradication. On the U.S. policy and mobility side, The Urban Institute received $800,000 for U.S. economic mobility and opportunity, while Code for America Labs Inc got $350,493 for the same area. Education and research appear as another thread: Coleridge Initiative Incorporated received $500,000 for postsecondary education, research and learning opportunities, and U.S. economic mobility and opportunity.

    How Gates Philanthropy Partners Gives

    Typical awards are large: the 25th percentile is $250,000, the median is $500,000, and the 75th percentile is $550,000. The recent grant list also includes one outlier much larger than the rest, at $16,796,052. Recipients repeat across years, including United States Fund for UNICEF, which appears in 2024 and 2025 with two different program purposes. Gates Philanthropy Partners is a public charity, not a fund for individuals, and its active Must-Solve Problems Fund is an unrestricted vehicle that channels donor contributions into priority programs. It does not accept unsolicited requests.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $21.8M

    Total Assets

    $85.5M

    Total Revenue

    $20.7M

    Total Expenses

    $64.1M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $250K and $550K, with a median of $500K.

    25th Percentile

    $250K

    Median

    $500K

    75th Percentile

    $550K

    Geographic Reach

    National6 states funded

    About 11% of grants go to recipients in CA.

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    Funding Style

    research and learning opportunitiesdevelopment of solutions / translational R&Dpublic awareness and analysisprogrammatic support for education and economic mobility

    Topics

    polio eradicationneglected tropical diseases (NTDs)HIV innovation and sickle cell diseaseglobal health product development and implementationpublic awareness / policy analysis in global healthpostsecondary education access and successU.S. economic mobility and opportunity programs

    Where Gates Philanthropy Partners Makes Grants

    Grantmaking is national, with every recent recipient in the United States. California is the top state by grant count, and Washington state accounts for 11% of grants. Recent recipient cities include New York, Washington, DC, Seattle, San Francisco, Richmond, Chevy Chase, Menlo Park, Berkeley, and Santa Barbara. The pattern shows a mix of major coastal metro areas and research or policy hubs rather than one local geography anchored to headquarters.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Gates Philanthropy Partners

    What size grants does Gates Philanthropy Partners usually make?

    The grant-size distribution is concentrated in the mid-six figures: the 25th percentile is $250,000, the median is $500,000, and the 75th percentile is $550,000. Recent awards also include a much larger $16,796,052 grant, showing that the foundation can support both standard six-figure awards and major one-time commitments.

    Does Gates Philanthropy Partners fund only one-time projects or recurring relationships?

    There are recurring relationships in the recent record. United States Fund for UNICEF received a $16,796,052 grant in 2024 and a $1,150,005 grant in 2025, with different stated purposes. That indicates the foundation sometimes returns to the same recipient across years.

    What kinds of causes does Gates Philanthropy Partners support?

    Recent grants point to global health, infectious disease, polio eradication, neglected tropical diseases, HIV and sickle cell disease, U.S. economic mobility and opportunity, postsecondary education, and research and learning opportunities. The active Must-Solve Problems Fund also lists vaccines and immunization, health systems and supplies, and economic opportunity and equity.

    Where does Gates Philanthropy Partners give most often?

    Its giving is national, with all recent grants going to U.S. recipients. California is the top state by grant count, and Washington state receives 11% of grants. Recent recipient cities include New York, Washington, DC, Seattle, San Francisco, and Berkeley.

    Can organizations submit unsolicited requests?

    No. The active Must-Solve Problems Fund is listed as not accepting unsolicited requests, and the foundation is described as a public charity that channels donor contributions into strategic programs rather than operating an open application process.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

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

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    UNITED STATES FUND FOR UNICEFNEW YORK, NY$1,150,0052025POLIO ERADICATION
    UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON FOUNDATIONSEATTLE, WA$500,0002025HIV FRONTIERS & SICKLE CELL DISEASE
    MENLO EDUCATION RESEARCH LLCMENLO PARK, CA$250,0002025U.S. EDUCATION
    UNITED STATES FUND FOR UNICEFNEW YORK, NY$16,796,0522024PUBLIC AWARENESS AND ANALYSIS
    COLERIDGE INITIATIVE INCORPORATEDCHEVY CHASE, MD$500,0002024POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION; RESEARCH AND LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES; U.S. ECONOMIC MOBILITY & OPPORTUNITY
    END FUND INCNEW YORK, NY$500,0002024NEGLECTED TROPICAL DISEASES
    CODE FOR AMERICA LABS INCSAN FRANCISCO, CA$350,4932024U.S. ECONOMIC MOBILITY & OPPORTUNITY
    THE URBAN INSTITUTEWASHINGTON, DC$800,0002023U.S. ECONOMIC MOBILITY & OPPORTUNITY
    VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITYRICHMOND, VA$550,0002023DEVELOPMENT OF SOLUTIONS TO IMPROVE GLOBAL HEALTH; RESEARCH AND LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES
    PANORAMA GLOBALSEATTLE, WA$250,0002023GLOBAL HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT PUBLIC AWARENESS AND ANALYSIS
    REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT BERKELEYBERKELEY, CA$100,0002023DEVELOPMENT OF SOLUTIONS TO IMPROVE GLOBAL HEALTH; RESEARCH AND LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES
    THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIASANTA BARBARA, CA$100,0002023DEVELOPMENT OF SOLUTIONS TO IMPROVE GLOBAL HEALTH; RESEARCH AND LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES

    UNITED STATES FUND FOR UNICEF

    $1,150,005
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    POLIO ERADICATION

    UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON FOUNDATION

    $500,000
    SEATTLE, WA2025

    HIV FRONTIERS & SICKLE CELL DISEASE

    MENLO EDUCATION RESEARCH LLC

    $250,000
    MENLO PARK, CA2025

    U.S. EDUCATION

    UNITED STATES FUND FOR UNICEF

    $16,796,052
    NEW YORK, NY2024

    PUBLIC AWARENESS AND ANALYSIS

    COLERIDGE INITIATIVE INCORPORATED

    $500,000
    CHEVY CHASE, MD2024

    POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION; RESEARCH AND LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES; U.S. ECONOMIC MOBILITY & OPPORTUNITY

    END FUND INC

    $500,000
    NEW YORK, NY2024

    NEGLECTED TROPICAL DISEASES

    CODE FOR AMERICA LABS INC

    $350,493
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2024

    U.S. ECONOMIC MOBILITY & OPPORTUNITY

    THE URBAN INSTITUTE

    $800,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2023

    U.S. ECONOMIC MOBILITY & OPPORTUNITY

    VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY

    $550,000
    RICHMOND, VA2023

    DEVELOPMENT OF SOLUTIONS TO IMPROVE GLOBAL HEALTH; RESEARCH AND LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES

    PANORAMA GLOBAL

    $250,000
    SEATTLE, WA2023

    GLOBAL HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT PUBLIC AWARENESS AND ANALYSIS

    REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT BERKELEY

    $100,000
    BERKELEY, CA2023

    DEVELOPMENT OF SOLUTIONS TO IMPROVE GLOBAL HEALTH; RESEARCH AND LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES

    THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA

    $100,000
    SANTA BARBARA, CA2023

    DEVELOPMENT OF SOLUTIONS TO IMPROVE GLOBAL HEALTH; RESEARCH AND LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES