Peter G Peterson Foundation

888-C EIGHTH AVENUE BOX 144 - NEW YORK - NY 10019, New York
Latest Filing: 2024
Total Assets: $1.01B
Total Giving: $26.51M
Grants: 73
Median Grant: $68,000

PETER G PETERSON FOUNDATION is a high-volume grantmaker that only funds pre-selected organizations, distributing $27M through 73 grants annually.

2024 Summary

$1.01B

Total Assets

$26.51M

Funding Awarded

73

Grants Given

$68,000

Median Grant

$5.00M

Largest Grant

$5,000

Smallest Grant

2024 Recipients

Recipient Award Location Purpose
Election Trust Initiative Llc $5.00M Washington, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA To Support Nonpartisan Initiatives To Improve The System For Administering Elections In The United States.
Committee For A Responsible Federal Budget $4.08M Washington, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA To Advance Responsible Fiscal Policy And Budget Process Reform Through Policy Research, Outreach, And Public Engagement.
Net Impact $3.35M Oakland, CALIFORNIA To Support The Execution Of Up To Us, A Nationwide Nonpartisan Initiative Empowering College Students To Educate And Engage Their Peers On America's Fiscal Challenges And The Impact On Their Future.
Nuclear Threat Initiative Inc $3.00M Washington, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA To Support Nti's Effort To Improve Global Nuclear Security Through Research On Nuclear Materials Security And The Engagement And Development Of Leadership Networks Of Nuclear Experts And Policymakers Worldwide.
Milbank Memorial Fund $1.36M New York, NEW YORK To Help States Develop And Implement Cost Growth Targets To Improve Healthcare Affordability.
University Of Washington $1.08M Seattle, WASHINGTON To Create The First Nationwide Dataset Of U.S. Healthcare Expenditures And Value At The County Level.
Kff (The Henry J Kaiser Family Foundation) $920,000 San Francisco, CALIFORNIA To Support And Expand The Peterson Kaiser Health System Tracker, A Resource To Monitor Performance Of The U.S. Healthcare System.
Concord Coalition Corp $750,000 Arlington, VIRGINIA To Educate The Public About The Causes And Consequences Of Federal Budget Deficits And The Importance Of Building A Secure Fiscal Foundation For Economic Growth.
Brown University Of Providence $650,000 Providence, RHODE ISLAND To Support The Vartan Gregorian Scholars To Honor His Contributions To Philanthropy And Increase Student Diversity.
Progressive Policy Institute $525,000 Washington, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA To Support Policy Research And Outreach Relating To Fiscal Sustainability.
Bipartisan Policy Center $500,000 Washington, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA To Produce Bipartisan Research And Analysis On Fiscal And Economic Policy Solutions, Including Policies To Recover From The Covid 19 Pandemic.
Urban Institute $471,000 Washington, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA To Support Tax Policy Center's Federal Tax Model And Research And Analysis Of Fiscal Policy Developments.
Institute For Clinical And Economic Review $450,000 Boston, MASSACHUSETTS To Develop Methods For The Assessment Of Digital Health Technologies.
Northwestern University $296,061 Chicago, ILLINOIS To Support The Development Of A Shared Decision Making Model For High Need Patients.
Bipartisan Policy Center $250,000 Washington, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA To Analyze Current Trends And Opportunities In Digital Healthcare Technology, And Its Role In Improving Quality And Lowering Costs.
Bill Hillary & Chelsea Clinton Foundation $250,000 Little Rock, ARKANSAS To Support The Execution Of Up To Us, A Nationwide Nonpartisan Initiative Empowering College Students To Educate And Engage Their Peers On America's Fiscal Challenges And The Impact On Their Future.
National Bureau Of Economic Research Inc $233,000 Cambridge, MASSACHUSETTS To Support A Post Doctoral Fellowship Program On Long Term Fiscal Policy.
Bipartisan Policy Center $225,000 Washington, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA To Develop And Analyze Bipartisan Policy Solutions That Strengthen And Improve The Sustainability Of The Social Security Program.
University Of Chicago $220,000 Chicago, ILLINOIS To Increase Diversity In The Field Of Economics And Promote Greater Inclusion In Fiscal And Economic Policymaking.
Economic Policy Institute $200,000 Washington, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA To Support Public Education, Engagement And Research On Fiscal Policy.
... and 8 more recipients.
$100,411
$15,025,051
State
Total
  • DC

    District of Columbia

    $15,025,051
  • CA

    California

    $4,270,000
  • NY

    New York

    $1,355,000
  • WA

    Washington

    $1,080,000
  • VA

    Virginia

    $750,000
  • MA

    Massachusetts

    $683,000
  • RI

    Rhode Island

    $650,000
  • IL

    Illinois

    $516,061
  • AR

    Arkansas

    $250,000
  • MN

    Minnesota

    $200,000
  • NC

    North Carolina

    $109,000
  • NJ

    New Jersey

    $100,411

Contacts

Name Phone Title
MICHAEL SHANKMAN 2125429200 TREASURER
MICHAEL SHANKMAN Signing Officer

Historical Financials

Year Total Assets Total Giving Grants Median Grant Max Grant Min Grant
2024 $1,010,138,977 $26,506,470 73 $68,000 $5,000,000 $5,000
2023 $1,055,700,983 $29,899,957 88 $63,500 $5,000,000 $4,000
2022 $983,527,201 $23,047,450 83 $64,000 $2,972,183 $5,000

Why Organizations Trust GrantExec

$78.81B
Available Funding
7,151
Active Grants
224
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