What kinds of organizations or people does The Chubb Foundation fund?
The foundation funds both individuals and organizations. In the recent grants list, many awards are scholarship grants to students, while the active programs also include nonprofit-focused initiatives in conservation, rule of law, community resilience, and philanthropy-related work.
What is the typical grant size?
Recent grants cluster around smaller awards: the 25th percentile is $8,000, the median is $10,000, and the 75th percentile is $13,000. The recent grants list also shows higher scholarship awards, including $17,500, $20,000, $30,000, $45,000, and $60,000.
Does The Chubb Foundation support education?
Yes. Education-related support is visible in the scholarship awards list, including grants to Shania Lpez, Csar Tamarz, Hector Ramirez, Jiwon Ryu, and Ruby Challis. The foundation’s stated focus areas also include education within its broader charitable programming.
What are the foundation’s main focus areas?
Its stated focus areas include environment and climate, conservation, community resilience, rule of law, philanthropy and volunteerism, and disaster relief and risk management. Named initiatives also point to conservation partnerships and rule-of-law funding.
Is The Chubb Foundation’s giving mostly domestic or international?
It gives mostly in the United States, where recipients account for 391 grants, or 67.3% of the total. The recipient distribution also includes Canada, Mexico, the UK, Colombia, Pakistan, Malaysia, Ecuador, and France.