|
2023
|
$39,666,069
|
$78,860,243
|
$82,124,588
|
16
|
$2,635,459
|
$25,621,717
|
$100,000
|
$27,887,907
|
STEPHEN A SCHWARZMAN FOUNDATION - 2023 Details
Assets
$39,666,069
Expenses
$82,124,588
Funding received
$27,887,907
Max grant amount
$25,621,717
Median grant amount
$2,635,459
Min grant amount
$100,000
Number of grants
16
Total giving
$78,860,243
Year
2023
Top Recipients
| Organization |
Award |
Purpose |
|
ANIMAL MEDICAL CENTER
|
$8,221,669
|
TO SUPPORT THE CAPITAL CAMPAIGN TO RENOVATE AND EXPAND THE CENTERS FACILITIES
|
|
ASIA SOCIETY
|
$2,492,942
|
GENERAL SUPPORT
|
|
FOUNDATION FOR ABINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT
|
$3,439,316
|
TO SUPPORT THE BUILDING OF THE "STEPHEN A. SCHWARZMAN CENTER FOR SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY"
|
|
HARVARD BUSINESS SCHOOL
|
$983,926
|
ESTABLISH "STEPHEN A. SCHWARZMAN RESEARCH FUND ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN BUSINESS"
|
|
INNER-CITY SCHOLARSHIP FUND
|
$759,969
|
TO SUPPORT EMERGENCY TUITION ASSISTANCE
|
|
11 more recipients not shown
|
|
|
2022
|
$124,156,635
|
$67,807,032
|
$70,463,169
|
15
|
$1,300,000
|
$25,759,475
|
$50,000
|
$60,231,893
|
STEPHEN A SCHWARZMAN FOUNDATION - 2022 Details
Assets
$124,156,635
Expenses
$70,463,169
Funding received
$60,231,893
Max grant amount
$25,759,475
Median grant amount
$1,300,000
Min grant amount
$50,000
Number of grants
15
Total giving
$67,807,032
Year
2022
Top Recipients
| Organization |
Award |
Purpose |
|
ANIMAL MEDICAL CENTER
|
$8,448,498
|
TO SUPPORT THE CAPITAL CAMPAIGN TO RENOVATE AND EXPAND THE CENTER'S FACILITIES
|
|
ASIA SOCIETY
|
$2,451,530
|
GENERAL SUPPORT
|
|
COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS
|
$299,360
|
TO SUPPORT THE "COUNCIL AT 100 CAMPAIGN"
|
|
FOUNDATION FOR ABINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT
|
$3,487,544
|
TO SUPPORT BUILDING OF "STEPHEN A SCHWARZMAN CENTER FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY"
|
|
HARVARD BUSINESS SCHOOL
|
$961,050
|
CONTINUE SUPPORT FOR "STEPHEN A. SCHWARZMAN RESEARCH FUND ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN BUSINESS"
|
|
10 more recipients not shown
|
|
|
2021
|
$123,316,295
|
$57,596,447
|
$59,377,723
|
13
|
$769,311
|
$25,819,444
|
$10,000
|
$131,399,035
|
STEPHEN A SCHWARZMAN FOUNDATION - 2021 Details
Assets
$123,316,295
Expenses
$59,377,723
Funding received
$131,399,035
Max grant amount
$25,819,444
Median grant amount
$769,311
Min grant amount
$10,000
Number of grants
13
Total giving
$57,596,447
Year
2021
Top Recipients
| Organization |
Award |
Purpose |
|
AMERICAN FRIENDS OF THE HEBREW UNIVERSITY
|
$10,000
|
In recognition of honoree, Martin Lipton, recipient of the 2020 Torch of Learning Award
|
|
BOYS TOWN JERUSALEM FOUNDATION OF AMERICA
|
$1,000,000
|
Support FOR THE renovation of indoor gymnasium and locker room AND restroom facilities
|
|
BROADWAY CARESEQUITY FIGHTS AIDS
|
$500,000
|
TO support Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS initiatives during THE COVID-19 pandemic
|
|
CFDA FOUNDATION INC
|
$25,000
|
TO support the CFDA Vogue Fashion Fund: "A Common Thread"
|
|
COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS
|
$400,000
|
TO CONTINUE TO SUPPORT THE "COUNCIL AT 100 CAMPAIGN" ($350,000) AND GENERAL SUPPORT ($50,000)
|
|
8 more recipients not shown
|
|
|
2019
|
$19,538,547
|
$7,532,826
|
$8,561,764
|
4
|
$751,245
|
$5,967,960
|
$62,376
|
$31,726,973
|
STEPHEN A SCHWARZMAN FOUNDATION - 2019 Details
Assets
$19,538,547
Expenses
$8,561,764
Funding received
$31,726,973
Max grant amount
$5,967,960
Median grant amount
$751,245
Min grant amount
$62,376
Number of grants
4
Total giving
$7,532,826
Year
2019
Top Recipients
| Organization |
Award |
Purpose |
|
FOUNDATION FOR ABINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT
|
$5,967,960
|
SUPPORTING BUILDING PROJECTS ON CAMPUS, INCLUDING A NEW BUILDING CALLED THE "STEPHEN A. SCHWARZMAN CENTER FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY"
|
|
HARVARD BUSINESS SCHOOL
|
$1,001,660
|
ESTABLISHES THE STEPHEN A. SCHWARZMAN RESEARCH FUND ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN BUSINESS
|
|
INNER-CITY SCHOLARSHIP FUND
|
$500,830
|
IN SUPPORT OF THE INNER-CITY'S EMERGENCY TUITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM ($250,000) AND THE 2018-2019 SCHWARZMAN SCHOLARS HIGH SCHOOL COHORT ($250,830)
|
|
AFRICA LEADERSHIP FOUNDATION
|
$62,376
|
SUPPORTING TRANSFORMATIONAL CHANGE IN AFRICA BY DEVELOPING AND CONNECTING THE NEXT GENERATION OF AFRICAN LEADERS.
|
|