RWJF primarily funds research, policy advocacy, and civic-power building that advance health equity, strengthen the safety net (especially Medicaid), and change narratives and systems shaping health. They favor national policy and research intermediaries, university partners, and base-building networks that mobilize communities and influence state and federal policy. Grants often support technical assistance, evaluation, and narrative-change campaigns as well as campaigns to expand coverage and caregiving supports. The foundation’s portfolio blends traditional public‑health research with investments in community power, organizing, and narrative/reproductive justice work.
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation backs health equity work that moves through research, policy, organizing, and narrative change. A defining feature of its portfolio is support for national intermediaries that coordinate multi-state initiatives, such as Community Catalyst, which received $10,490,000 in 2023 to serve as the national coordinating/program office and $10,025,000 in 2024 to support the Coverage and Care Initiative. The foundation also invests in infrastructure for public-health measurement and storytelling, including University of Wisconsin Population Health grants tied to County Health Rankings & Roadmaps and the development of narratives about structural drivers of health inequities. Beyond research, it funds civic-power and racial-justice organizations such as Race Forward and the Roosevelt Institute, along with large endowments for national advocacy networks. Its grantmaking also reaches pipeline and leadership programs, technical assistance to states, and emergency assistance during the COVID-19 period. The result is a portfolio that combines long-term institutional support with targeted grants meant to influence policy, strengthen community power, and change how health equity is understood and acted on.
In coverage and enrollment work, the foundation gave $4,356,000 to Community Catalyst for assisting with enrollment and renewal for populations most likely to be or become uninsured. In Medicaid and safety-net policy, it awarded $3,735,000 to Urban Institute to identify policy and practice changes for Medicaid and the social safety net. For health equity measurement, it provided $7,428,357 to University of Wisconsin Population Health for the County Health Rankings & Roadmaps path in developing narratives to address the structural drivers of health inequities. In narrative change and racial healing, it funded New Venture Fund twice in 2023 and 2024 for cohorts connected to the Culture of Health Leadership Institute for Racial Healing.
Typical grant sizes are modest at the low end and much larger for national program infrastructure: the 25th percentile is $750, median $17,308, and 75th percentile $112,417. The recent portfolio shows repeated support to the same intermediaries across 2023 and 2024, including several continuing or multi-year awards, alongside one-off grants and emergency assistance. The foundation is structured as a regular funder, and it also funds individuals and makes program-related investments. Unsolicited applications are accepted for some established and programmatic opportunities, including fellowships and signature research programs.
$660.7M
$13.4B
$855.3M
$966.7M
Most grants fall between $750 and $112K, with a median of $17K.
25th Percentile
$750
Median
$17K
75th Percentile
$112K
About 14% of grants go to recipients in CA.
Top 4 recipient countries by grant volume for Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
| Rank | Country | Grants | Total | Share |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | United StatesDomestic | 11,447 | $1.9B | 100.0% |
| 2 | France |
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Concentrated, strategic national giving: many multi‑year and repeat grants to a core set of research institutes, advocacy intermediaries, and organizing networks. Mix of large institutional grants for policy/research capacity and significant core/general operating support for civic and base‑building groups; geographically skewed toward DC, MA, and NY but focused on national/state policy impact.
Notable grantees: Community Catalyst, Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, National Domestic Workers Alliance, Urban Institute, National Health Law Program
Grantmaking is national, with all recent recipient-country activity in the United States except single grants recorded in Denmark and France in the broader dataset. By grant count, California receives the most awards, while 14% of grants go to recipients in New Jersey, the headquarters state. Recent grants cluster in major policy and research hubs such as Boston, Washington, DC, New York, Princeton, Madison, Chicago, Baltimore, Dallas, and Arlington. The pattern shows a strong tilt toward large national organizations and university-based centers rather than one local market.
Its grants center on health equity, research, policy advocacy, community power, and narrative change. Recent awards support coverage and enrollment, Medicaid and safety-net policy, health equity measurement, and racial healing initiatives, often through national intermediaries, universities, and advocacy networks.
Yes. Several organizations appear more than once across 2023 and 2024, including Community Catalyst, Princeton University, University of Wisconsin Population Health, New Venture Fund, and Center on Budget & Policy Priorities. That pattern suggests ongoing relationships and continuing program support.
The distribution is broad. The 25th percentile is $750, the median grant is $17,308, and the 75th percentile is $112,417. The recent grants list also includes much larger awards for national program offices, research centers, and endowments.
Its giving is national, and California is the top state by grant count. New Jersey, the headquarters state, accounts for 14% of grants. Recent awards also land in Boston, Washington, DC, New York, Princeton, Madison, Chicago, Baltimore, Dallas, and Arlington.
Yes. The foundation funds individuals through established programs such as the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Health Policy Fellows, the Health Equity Scholars for Action program, the Summer Health Professions Education Program, and the Harold Amos Medical Faculty Development Program.
RICHARD E BESSER
PRESIDENT & CEO
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
| 1 |
| $161K |
0.0% |
| 3 | Denmark | 1 | $25K | 0.0% |
| 4 | Switzerland | 1 | $25K | 0.0% |
Recipient country reflects the grantee's headquarters per IRS 990-PF and Schedule F filings, not the program's implementation country.
Current and upcoming funding from Robert Wood Johnson Foundation that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Not specified in the provided source. (Source notes that current grantees are eligible to apply for other RWJF funding opportunities.)
Deadline: Final calls for proposals scheduled for early 2025; program concludes by December 31, 2026.
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Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| COMMUNITY CATALYST | BOSTON, MA | $10,025,000 | 2024 | 80591 SUPPORTING THE COVERAGE AND CARE INITIATIVE TO EXPAND COVERAGE, IMPROVE THE ENROLLMENT EXPERIENCE AND BENEFITS, AND ENSURE ACCESS TO TRUSTED PROVIDERS |
| COMMUNITY CATALYST | BOSTON, MA | $8,317,000 | 2024 | 80588 SERVING AS THE NATIONAL COORDINATING/PROGRAM OFFICE FOR RWJF'S VOICES FOR HEALTH JUSTICE AUTHORIZATION |
| UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN POPULATION HEALT | MADISON, WI | $7,428,357 | 2024 | 80417 CONTINUING THE COUNTY HEALTH RANKINGS & ROADMAPS' PATH IN DEVELOPING NARRATIVES TO ADDRESS THE STRUCTURAL DRIVERS OF HEALTH INEQUITIES |
| PRINCETON U | PRINCETON, NJ | $4,817,920 | 2024 | 79459 CONTINUING DIRECT TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO STATES, INCLUDING ADVANCING COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP IN POLICYMAKING, 2022-2024 |
| RACE FORWARD | WASHINGTON, DC | $4,750,000 | 2024 | 81035 GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT FOR RACE FORWARD, 2023-2025 |
| NEW YORK U | NEW YORK, NY | $4,191,969 | 2024 | 80586 CONTINUING TO BUILD THE CITY HEALTH DASHBOARD'S IMPACT AND TO DEEPEN ENGAGEMENT |
| NEW VENTURE FUND | WASHINGTON, DC | $3,896,483 | 2024 | 80940 SUPPORTING THE NATIONAL COLLABORATIVE FOR HEALTH EQUITY IN RECRUITING COHORT 3 FOR THE CULTURE OF HEALTH LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE FOR RACIAL HEALING |
| THIRD SECTOR NEW ENGLAND | BOSTON, MA | $3,539,201 | 2024 | 80607 SUPPORTING THE NETWORK FOR PUBLIC HEALTH LAW, 2023-2025 |
| ROCKEFELLER PHILANTHROPY ADV | NEW YORK, NY | $3,333,333 | 2024 | 81429 RENEWING SUPPORT FOR THE CENTER FOR COMMUNITY INVESTMENT IN ITS CAPITAL ABSORPTION APPROACH TO ADDRESSING STRUCTURAL RACISM IN COMMUNITY INVESTMENT |
| RIGHT TO THE CITY ALLIAN | BROOKLYN, NY | $3,333,333 | 2024 | 78048 STRENGTHENING BASE-BUILDING ORGANIZATIONS TO BRING TENS OF THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE IMPACTED BY HOUSING INSTABILITY INTO A POWERFUL MOVEMENT FOR CHANGE |
| SMART GROWTH AM | WASHINGTON, DC | $3,303,685 | 2024 | 80673 RECONNECTING SMALL AND MIDSIZE COMMUNITIES HARMED BY DIVISIVE TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE |
| VOSE RIVER CHARITABLE FUND | BETHESDA, MD | $3,060,705 | 2024 | 78878 TRANSFORMING LOCAL DATA ENVIRONMENTS THROUGH PRINCIPLES OF HEALTH EQUITY AND JUSTICE TO ENABLE A BETTER USE OF LOCAL DATA INFRASTRUCTURE AND SYSTEMS |
| PRAXIS PROJ | OAKLAND, CA | $3,060,000 | 2024 | 80797 IMPLEMENTING PHASE 3 OF THE HEALTH EQUITY COLLECTIVE AS A STAND-ALONE, SELF-DETERMINED, CO-LED ENTITY FOR MODELING AND SPREADING HEALTH EQUITY |
| LEADERSHIP CONF EDU FUND | WASHINGTON, DC | $3,031,741 | 2024 | 78879 ADVANCING STATE AND FEDERAL POLICIES FOR MEANINGFUL DATA DISAGGREGATION, ALLOWING RESEARCH AND ADVOCACY TO IDENTIFY GAPS IN AND ACHIEVE RACIAL EQUITY |
| PEOPLES ACTION INST | CHICAGO, IL | $3,000,000 | 2024 | 78049 TRAINING LOCAL TENANT-LED COLLECTIVES AND SUPPORTING BASE-BUILDING INNOVATIONS TO ADDRESS CRISES IN HOUSING INSECURITY, HOMELESSNESS, AND EVICTIONS |
| URBAN INST | WASHINGTON, DC | $3,000,000 | 2024 | 80785 PROVIDING ACTIONABLE RESEARCH TO INFORM POLICY CHOICES AIMED AT IMPROVING ACCESS TO AFFORDABLE COVERAGE AND CARE AND ADDRESSING EQUITY, 2023-2025 |
| PRINCETON AREA COMM FDN | PRINCETON, NJ | $3,000,000 | 2024 | 80890 RWJF PRESIDENT'S GRANTS FUND AT THE PRINCETON AREA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION - 2023 |
| MINNESOTA U OF | MINNEAPOLIS, MN | $2,970,225 | 2024 | 81124 CONTINUING SUPPORT FOR AND EVALUATING THE RWJF INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH LEADERS PROGRAM, 2023-2024 |
| PEOPLES ACTION INST | CHICAGO, IL | $2,500,000 | 2024 | 81191 BUILDING COMMUNITY POWER TO SUPPORT TENANTS FACING HOUSING INSECURITY AND TO ADVANCE BASE-BUILDING INNOVATIONS TO IMPROVE PEOPLE'S LIVES |
| CENTER FOR POPULAR DEMOCRACY | BROOKLYN, NY | $2,500,000 | 2024 | 81163 BUILDING GRASSROOTS POWER TO ADVANCE HOUSING JUSTICE FOR TENANTS FACING HOUSING INSECURITY AND TO ACHIEVE TRANSFORMATIONAL CHANGE |
| ARRAY ALLIAN | LOS ANGELES, CA | $2,500,000 | 2024 | 80614 SUPPORTING THE PRODUCTION OF THE ORIGIN FILM AND NARRATIVE CHANGE SOCIAL IMPACT CAMPAIGN |
| RIGHT TO THE CITY ALLIAN | BROOKLYN, NY | $2,500,000 | 2024 | 81144 GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT FOR THE RIGHT TO THE CITY ALLIANCE |
| CULTURAL WELLNESS CTR | MINNEAPOLIS, MN | $2,340,000 | 2024 | 81221 PROVIDING TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND DIRECTION FOR RWJF'S COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS FOR HEALTH EQUITY PROGRAM |
| CENTER FOR POPULAR DEMOCRACY | BROOKLYN, NY | $2,333,334 | 2024 | 78050 BUILDING COMMUNITY POWER THROUGH HOUSING JUSTICE AND LOCAL BASE-BUILDING |
| BROOKINGS INST | WASHINGTON, DC | $2,266,232 | 2024 | 80600 ADVANCING ECONOMIC AND RACIAL INCLUSION THROUGH 'GROWTH INTERMEDIARIES' -- LOCALLY BASED AND LED INSTITUTIONS -- IN SMALL AND MIDSIZE CITIES |
| FEDERATION OF APPALACHIAN HOUS ENTERPRIS | BEREA, KY | $2,250,000 | 2024 | 81018 CONTINUING SUPPORT FOR THE PARTNERS FOR RURAL TRANSFORMATION'S VISION OF A FUTURE WHERE PERSISTENT POVERTY NO LONGER EXISTS IN THE U.S., 2023-2025 |
| TRUST FOR AM HLT | WASHINGTON, DC | $2,250,000 | 2024 | 79536 GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT FOR TRUST FOR AMERICA'S HEALTH |
| PRAXIS PROJ | OAKLAND, CA | $2,222,222 | 2024 | 80728 PROVIDING CORE SUPPORT FOR RH IMPACT |
| BOREALIS PHILANTHROPY | MINNEAPOLIS, MN | $2,070,000 | 2024 | 79681 CONTINUING TO SUPPORT THE BLACK-LED MOVEMENT FUND TO ENSURE THAT PROGRESSIVE BLACK-LED MOVEMENT ORGANIZATIONS ACHIEVE TRANSFORMATIONAL, LASTING CHANGE |
| NATIONAL NETWK OF ABORTION FUNDS | BEAVERTON, OR | $2,000,000 | 2024 | 80224 GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT FOR THE NATIONAL NETWORK OF ABORTION FUNDS |
| GROUNDSWELL FUND | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | $2,000,000 | 2024 | 80277 GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT FOR THE GROUNDSWELL FUND, 2022-2024 |
| NATIONAL FOUNDATION FOR THE CENTERS FOR | ATLANTA, GA | $2,000,000 | 2024 | 80707 SUPPORTING STRETCH 2.0 IN SUPPORTING THE SKILLS OF STATE TEAM MEMBERS AND COMMUNITY PARTNERS TO EFFECT SYSTEMS CHANGE TO ADVANCE HEALTH EQUITY |
| POLICYLINK | OAKLAND, CA | $2,000,000 | 2024 | 81014 GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT FOR POLICYLINK, 2023-2025 |
| LEARNING FOR ACTION | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | $1,943,723 | 2024 | 79720 CONTINUING SUPPORT FOR THE EQUITY LEARNING LAB THROUGH 2024 |
| NATIONAL ACAD OF SCIS | WASHINGTON, DC | $1,811,993 | 2024 | 81019 TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND DIRECTION FOR THE ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON FOUNDATION HEALTH POLICY FELLOWS PROGRAM, 2023-2024 |
| RUTGERS U FDN | NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ | $1,800,000 | 2024 | 81020 SUPPORTING THE BRANDT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH TREATMENT CENTER AND RESIDENCE IN CONSTRUCTION OF THE TREATMENT FACILITY FOR ADOLESCENTS/YOUNG ADULTS |
| CALIFORNIA U OF SAN FRANCISCO | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | $1,790,100 | 2024 | 80629 CONDUCTING PROGRAM OPERATIONS FOR RWJF'S EVIDENCE FOR ACTION RESEARCH PROGRAM, YEAR 9 |
| CORNELL U | ITHACA, NY | $1,734,677 | 2024 | 79754 DEVELOPING RAPIDLY RESPONSIVE COMMUNITY-ENGAGED RESEARCH ON MEDIA-MESSAGING AND NARRATIVE-CHANGE STRATEGIES TO PROMOTE HEALTH AND RACIAL EQUITY |
| NATIONAL ACAD OF SCIS | WASHINGTON, DC | $1,695,734 | 2024 | 81409 SUPPORTING A COLLABORATIVE FRAMEWORK IN THE GULF SOUTH TO ADVANCE COMMUNITY-BASED PROGRAMS TO REDRESS CLIMATE, DISASTER, HEALTH, AND SOCIAL INEQUITIES |
| NATIONAL FOUNDATION FOR THE CENTERS FOR | ATLANTA, GA | $1,666,667 | 2024 | 81189 PROVIDING FLEXIBLE FUNDING FOR THE CDC FOUNDATION'S EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND |
| MS FDN FOR WOMEN | BROOKLYN, NY | $1,626,250 | 2024 | 78147 SUPPORTING AND GROWING A STRONGER, MORE EFFECTIVE U.S. MOVEMENT TO ADVANCE BIRTH JUSTICE, 2021-2024 |
| CAMPAIGN FOR TOBACCO FREE KIDS | WASHINGTON, DC | $1,625,000 | 2024 | 80567 ADVANCING LOCAL, STATE, AND FEDERAL COMMERCIAL-TOBACCO-CONTROL POLICIES AND INCREASING SUPPORT FOR COMMUNITIES DISPROPORTIONATELY IMPACTED BY TOBACCO |
| CONSERVATION LAW FDN | BOSTON, MA | $1,617,919 | 2024 | 81254 EXPANDING AND SUSTAINING THE HEALTHY NEIGHBORHOODS STUDY AND THE EQUITY FUND'S WORK TO PROMOTE HEALTHY AND EQUITABLE NEIGHBORHOODS, 2023-2025 |
| AMERICAN CANCER SOC | KENNESAW, GA | $1,599,798 | 2024 | 79646 CREATING A COMPREHENSIVE MEDICAID NARRATIVE TO EMPHASIZE THE PROGRAM'S POTENTIAL FOR IMPROVING LOW-INCOME INDIVIDUALS' EQUITABLE ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE |
| ACADEMYHEALTH | WASHINGTON, DC | $1,500,000 | 2024 | 80798 GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT FOR ACADEMYHEALTH, 2023-2025 |
| COMMUNITY CATALYST | BOSTON, MA | $1,500,000 | 2024 | 81027 GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT FOR COMMUNITY CATALYST, 2023-2025 |
| NOTAH BEGAY III FDN | SANTA ANA PUEBLO, NM | $1,500,000 | 2024 | 80626 GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT FOR THE NOTAH BEGAY III FOUNDATION, 2023-2025 |
| NEW VENTURE FUND | WASHINGTON, DC | $1,500,000 | 2024 | 80584 SUPPORTING THE LOCAL SOLUTIONS SUPPORT CENTER IN COUNTERING ABUSIVE PREEMPTION, INCLUDING EVOLVING ITS OWN DECISION-MAKING TO CENTER EQUITY |
| ECONOMIC POL INST | WASHINGTON, DC | $1,500,000 | 2024 | 80879 STRENGTHENING COLLABORATION BETWEEN GRASSROOTS AND ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS TO REMOVE RACIAL BARRIERS TO ECONOMIC INCLUSION FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES |
| BIPARTISAN POL CTR | WASHINGTON, DC | $1,500,000 | 2024 | 80696 GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT FOR THE BIPARTISAN POLICY CENTER, 2023-2024 |
COMMUNITY CATALYST
$10,025,00080591 SUPPORTING THE COVERAGE AND CARE INITIATIVE TO EXPAND COVERAGE, IMPROVE THE ENROLLMENT EXPERIENCE AND BENEFITS, AND ENSURE ACCESS TO TRUSTED PROVIDERS
COMMUNITY CATALYST
$8,317,00080588 SERVING AS THE NATIONAL COORDINATING/PROGRAM OFFICE FOR RWJF'S VOICES FOR HEALTH JUSTICE AUTHORIZATION
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN POPULATION HEALT
$7,428,35780417 CONTINUING THE COUNTY HEALTH RANKINGS & ROADMAPS' PATH IN DEVELOPING NARRATIVES TO ADDRESS THE STRUCTURAL DRIVERS OF HEALTH INEQUITIES
PRINCETON U
$4,817,92079459 CONTINUING DIRECT TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO STATES, INCLUDING ADVANCING COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP IN POLICYMAKING, 2022-2024
RACE FORWARD
$4,750,00081035 GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT FOR RACE FORWARD, 2023-2025
NEW YORK U
80586 CONTINUING TO BUILD THE CITY HEALTH DASHBOARD'S IMPACT AND TO DEEPEN ENGAGEMENT
NEW VENTURE FUND
$3,896,48380940 SUPPORTING THE NATIONAL COLLABORATIVE FOR HEALTH EQUITY IN RECRUITING COHORT 3 FOR THE CULTURE OF HEALTH LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE FOR RACIAL HEALING
THIRD SECTOR NEW ENGLAND
$3,539,20180607 SUPPORTING THE NETWORK FOR PUBLIC HEALTH LAW, 2023-2025
ROCKEFELLER PHILANTHROPY ADV
$3,333,33381429 RENEWING SUPPORT FOR THE CENTER FOR COMMUNITY INVESTMENT IN ITS CAPITAL ABSORPTION APPROACH TO ADDRESSING STRUCTURAL RACISM IN COMMUNITY INVESTMENT
RIGHT TO THE CITY ALLIAN
$3,333,33378048 STRENGTHENING BASE-BUILDING ORGANIZATIONS TO BRING TENS OF THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE IMPACTED BY HOUSING INSTABILITY INTO A POWERFUL MOVEMENT FOR CHANGE
SMART GROWTH AM
$3,303,68580673 RECONNECTING SMALL AND MIDSIZE COMMUNITIES HARMED BY DIVISIVE TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE
VOSE RIVER CHARITABLE FUND
$3,060,70578878 TRANSFORMING LOCAL DATA ENVIRONMENTS THROUGH PRINCIPLES OF HEALTH EQUITY AND JUSTICE TO ENABLE A BETTER USE OF LOCAL DATA INFRASTRUCTURE AND SYSTEMS
PRAXIS PROJ
$3,060,00080797 IMPLEMENTING PHASE 3 OF THE HEALTH EQUITY COLLECTIVE AS A STAND-ALONE, SELF-DETERMINED, CO-LED ENTITY FOR MODELING AND SPREADING HEALTH EQUITY
LEADERSHIP CONF EDU FUND
$3,031,74178879 ADVANCING STATE AND FEDERAL POLICIES FOR MEANINGFUL DATA DISAGGREGATION, ALLOWING RESEARCH AND ADVOCACY TO IDENTIFY GAPS IN AND ACHIEVE RACIAL EQUITY
PEOPLES ACTION INST
$3,000,00078049 TRAINING LOCAL TENANT-LED COLLECTIVES AND SUPPORTING BASE-BUILDING INNOVATIONS TO ADDRESS CRISES IN HOUSING INSECURITY, HOMELESSNESS, AND EVICTIONS
URBAN INST
$3,000,00080785 PROVIDING ACTIONABLE RESEARCH TO INFORM POLICY CHOICES AIMED AT IMPROVING ACCESS TO AFFORDABLE COVERAGE AND CARE AND ADDRESSING EQUITY, 2023-2025
PRINCETON AREA COMM FDN
$3,000,00080890 RWJF PRESIDENT'S GRANTS FUND AT THE PRINCETON AREA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION - 2023
MINNESOTA U OF
$2,970,22581124 CONTINUING SUPPORT FOR AND EVALUATING THE RWJF INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH LEADERS PROGRAM, 2023-2024
PEOPLES ACTION INST
$2,500,00081191 BUILDING COMMUNITY POWER TO SUPPORT TENANTS FACING HOUSING INSECURITY AND TO ADVANCE BASE-BUILDING INNOVATIONS TO IMPROVE PEOPLE'S LIVES
CENTER FOR POPULAR DEMOCRACY
$2,500,00081163 BUILDING GRASSROOTS POWER TO ADVANCE HOUSING JUSTICE FOR TENANTS FACING HOUSING INSECURITY AND TO ACHIEVE TRANSFORMATIONAL CHANGE
ARRAY ALLIAN
$2,500,00080614 SUPPORTING THE PRODUCTION OF THE ORIGIN FILM AND NARRATIVE CHANGE SOCIAL IMPACT CAMPAIGN
RIGHT TO THE CITY ALLIAN
$2,500,00081144 GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT FOR THE RIGHT TO THE CITY ALLIANCE
CULTURAL WELLNESS CTR
$2,340,00081221 PROVIDING TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND DIRECTION FOR RWJF'S COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS FOR HEALTH EQUITY PROGRAM
CENTER FOR POPULAR DEMOCRACY
$2,333,33478050 BUILDING COMMUNITY POWER THROUGH HOUSING JUSTICE AND LOCAL BASE-BUILDING
BROOKINGS INST
$2,266,23280600 ADVANCING ECONOMIC AND RACIAL INCLUSION THROUGH 'GROWTH INTERMEDIARIES' -- LOCALLY BASED AND LED INSTITUTIONS -- IN SMALL AND MIDSIZE CITIES
FEDERATION OF APPALACHIAN HOUS ENTERPRIS
$2,250,00081018 CONTINUING SUPPORT FOR THE PARTNERS FOR RURAL TRANSFORMATION'S VISION OF A FUTURE WHERE PERSISTENT POVERTY NO LONGER EXISTS IN THE U.S., 2023-2025
TRUST FOR AM HLT
$2,250,00079536 GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT FOR TRUST FOR AMERICA'S HEALTH
PRAXIS PROJ
$2,222,22280728 PROVIDING CORE SUPPORT FOR RH IMPACT
BOREALIS PHILANTHROPY
$2,070,00079681 CONTINUING TO SUPPORT THE BLACK-LED MOVEMENT FUND TO ENSURE THAT PROGRESSIVE BLACK-LED MOVEMENT ORGANIZATIONS ACHIEVE TRANSFORMATIONAL, LASTING CHANGE
NATIONAL NETWK OF ABORTION FUNDS
$2,000,00080224 GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT FOR THE NATIONAL NETWORK OF ABORTION FUNDS
GROUNDSWELL FUND
$2,000,00080277 GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT FOR THE GROUNDSWELL FUND, 2022-2024
NATIONAL FOUNDATION FOR THE CENTERS FOR
$2,000,00080707 SUPPORTING STRETCH 2.0 IN SUPPORTING THE SKILLS OF STATE TEAM MEMBERS AND COMMUNITY PARTNERS TO EFFECT SYSTEMS CHANGE TO ADVANCE HEALTH EQUITY
POLICYLINK
$2,000,00081014 GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT FOR POLICYLINK, 2023-2025
LEARNING FOR ACTION
$1,943,72379720 CONTINUING SUPPORT FOR THE EQUITY LEARNING LAB THROUGH 2024
NATIONAL ACAD OF SCIS
$1,811,99381019 TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND DIRECTION FOR THE ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON FOUNDATION HEALTH POLICY FELLOWS PROGRAM, 2023-2024
RUTGERS U FDN
$1,800,00081020 SUPPORTING THE BRANDT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH TREATMENT CENTER AND RESIDENCE IN CONSTRUCTION OF THE TREATMENT FACILITY FOR ADOLESCENTS/YOUNG ADULTS
CALIFORNIA U OF SAN FRANCISCO
$1,790,10080629 CONDUCTING PROGRAM OPERATIONS FOR RWJF'S EVIDENCE FOR ACTION RESEARCH PROGRAM, YEAR 9
CORNELL U
$1,734,67779754 DEVELOPING RAPIDLY RESPONSIVE COMMUNITY-ENGAGED RESEARCH ON MEDIA-MESSAGING AND NARRATIVE-CHANGE STRATEGIES TO PROMOTE HEALTH AND RACIAL EQUITY
NATIONAL ACAD OF SCIS
$1,695,73481409 SUPPORTING A COLLABORATIVE FRAMEWORK IN THE GULF SOUTH TO ADVANCE COMMUNITY-BASED PROGRAMS TO REDRESS CLIMATE, DISASTER, HEALTH, AND SOCIAL INEQUITIES
NATIONAL FOUNDATION FOR THE CENTERS FOR
$1,666,66781189 PROVIDING FLEXIBLE FUNDING FOR THE CDC FOUNDATION'S EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND
MS FDN FOR WOMEN
$1,626,25078147 SUPPORTING AND GROWING A STRONGER, MORE EFFECTIVE U.S. MOVEMENT TO ADVANCE BIRTH JUSTICE, 2021-2024
CAMPAIGN FOR TOBACCO FREE KIDS
$1,625,00080567 ADVANCING LOCAL, STATE, AND FEDERAL COMMERCIAL-TOBACCO-CONTROL POLICIES AND INCREASING SUPPORT FOR COMMUNITIES DISPROPORTIONATELY IMPACTED BY TOBACCO
CONSERVATION LAW FDN
$1,617,91981254 EXPANDING AND SUSTAINING THE HEALTHY NEIGHBORHOODS STUDY AND THE EQUITY FUND'S WORK TO PROMOTE HEALTHY AND EQUITABLE NEIGHBORHOODS, 2023-2025
AMERICAN CANCER SOC
$1,599,79879646 CREATING A COMPREHENSIVE MEDICAID NARRATIVE TO EMPHASIZE THE PROGRAM'S POTENTIAL FOR IMPROVING LOW-INCOME INDIVIDUALS' EQUITABLE ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE
ACADEMYHEALTH
$1,500,00080798 GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT FOR ACADEMYHEALTH, 2023-2025
COMMUNITY CATALYST
$1,500,00081027 GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT FOR COMMUNITY CATALYST, 2023-2025
NOTAH BEGAY III FDN
$1,500,00080626 GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT FOR THE NOTAH BEGAY III FOUNDATION, 2023-2025
NEW VENTURE FUND
$1,500,00080584 SUPPORTING THE LOCAL SOLUTIONS SUPPORT CENTER IN COUNTERING ABUSIVE PREEMPTION, INCLUDING EVOLVING ITS OWN DECISION-MAKING TO CENTER EQUITY
ECONOMIC POL INST
$1,500,00080879 STRENGTHENING COLLABORATION BETWEEN GRASSROOTS AND ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS TO REMOVE RACIAL BARRIERS TO ECONOMIC INCLUSION FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES
BIPARTISAN POL CTR
$1,500,00080696 GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT FOR THE BIPARTISAN POLICY CENTER, 2023-2024