The Oak Foundation Usa | Foundation Profile
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EIN: 13-3321196
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Based in New York, NY, The Oak Foundation Usa has awarded 145 grants totaling $80,594,925 to organizations in District of Columbia, Pennsylvania and 13 other states, plus international recipients. Individual grants range from $26,208 to $15,000,000, with a median award of $226,451.
Latest Tax Year
2024
Total Giving (all years)
$80,594,925
Total Assets
$17,161,702
Median Grant (all grants)
$226,451
Latest Form 990-PF Snapshot
Total Grants
18
Median Grant
$401,520
% Median Grant Growth
+16%
(vs previous year)
Data extracted from IRS Form 990-PF filings. Last filing year:
March 2026
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New Applicant Friendliness
Closed Network: N/A
0 of 18 recipients (0%) were new grantees. Foundation maintains tight relationships with established partners. New applicants rarely succeed without insider connections.
Geographic Focus
Massachusetts
Grants are geographically diversified with 21% in Massachusetts and funding distributed across 18 total locations. This foundation values broad geographic impact and diverse community partnerships. Within Massachusetts, funding concentrates in Boston (45%), Cambridge (26%), Needham (16%).
Funding Trajectory
-76%
Declining funding trend with 76% decrease over 4 years may indicate reduced grant opportunities or shifting foundation priorities. This trajectory suggests more competitive application environment.
Program Areas
Education + 4 others
Diversified giving across multiple program areas with primary emphasis on education (34%). This broad approach suggests openness to various causes and innovative cross-sector solutions.
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Grants & Funding
Analyzing past grantees provides valuable insights into The Oak Foundation Usa's funding preferences, organizational priorities, and grant making patterns. This historical data helps potential applicants understand the foundation's strategic focus and identify successful funding approaches.
| Name | Amount | Location | Purpose | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arc4justice Inc | $99,064 | Needham, MA, US | To Support The Center For Social Innovation, Based In The Us, Which Works To Improve The Lives Of Marginalized And Vulnerable People. | 2024 |
| Book Harvest | $750,000 | Durham, NC, US | To Provide Support To Book Harvest In Its Efforts To Transform Literacy For Under-resourced Children Across North Carolina. | 2024 |
| Cast Inc | $500,000 | Lynnfield, MA, US | To Provide Core Support To Cast In Its Work To Transform Education Design And Practice In The Us, Until Learning Has No Limits. | 2024 |
| Hawaii Community Foundation | $4,286,500 | Honolulu, HI, US | To Support Hcf's Vision Of An Equitable And Vibrant Hawaii, Where All Island Communities Thrive. | 2024 |
| New Teacher Center | $401,520 | Santa Cruz, CA, US | To Provide Support To The New Teacher Center, Based In California, To Pilot Innovative Professional Teaching That Equips Teachers And Staff To Support Students With Learning Differences. | 2024 |
| Proteus Fund | $300,000 | New York, NY, US | To Provide Core Support To Puentes. | 2024 |
| Upstream Usa Inc | $500,000 | Boston, MA, US | To Provide Core Support To Upstream Us In The Us. | 2024 |
| Vocal-ny | $400,000 | Brooklyn, NY, US | To Provide General Support To Vocal-ny, A Grassroots Membership Organization Based In New York City That Builds The Collective Voice Of People Who Live On Low-incomes And Are Experiencing Homelessness To Create Healthy And Just Communities. | 2024 |
| President & Fellows Of Harvard College | $185,990 | Cambridge, MA, US | To Advance Knowledge And Support The Development Of Innovative Science And Technology Oriented Policy Solutions To Address India's Climate And Energy Challenges. | 2024 |
| Arc4justice Inc | $99,064 | Needham, MA, US | To Support The Center For Social Innovation, Based In The Us, Which Works To Improve The Lives Of Marginalized And Vulnerable People. | 2024 |
| Book Harvest | $750,000 | Durham, NC, US | To Provide Support To Book Harvest In Its Efforts To Transform Literacy For Under-resourced Children Across North Carolina. | 2024 |
| Cast Inc | $500,000 | Lynnfield, MA, US | To Provide Core Support To Cast In Its Work To Transform Education Design And Practice In The Us, Until Learning Has No Limits. | 2024 |
| Hawaii Community Foundation | $4,286,500 | Honolulu, HI, US | To Support Hcf's Vision Of An Equitable And Vibrant Hawaii, Where All Island Communities Thrive. | 2024 |
| New Teacher Center | $401,520 | Santa Cruz, CA, US | To Provide Support To The New Teacher Center, Based In California, To Pilot Innovative Professional Teaching That Equips Teachers And Staff To Support Students With Learning Differences. | 2024 |
| Proteus Fund | $300,000 | New York, NY, US | To Provide Core Support To Puentes. | 2024 |
| Upstream Usa Inc | $500,000 | Boston, MA, US | To Provide Core Support To Upstream Us In The Us. | 2024 |
| Vocal-ny | $400,000 | Brooklyn, NY, US | To Provide General Support To Vocal-ny, A Grassroots Membership Organization Based In New York City That Builds The Collective Voice Of People Who Live On Low-incomes And Are Experiencing Homelessness To Create Healthy And Just Communities. | 2024 |
| President & Fellows Of Harvard College | $185,990 | Cambridge, MA, US | To Advance Knowledge And Support The Development Of Innovative Science And Technology Oriented Policy Solutions To Address India's Climate And Energy Challenges. | 2024 |
| Arc4justice Inc | $97,929 | Needham, MA, US | To Ensure The Vision Of Housing Stability And Healthy Communities Becomes Reality By Using Community-centered, Data-informed Solutions | 2023 |
| Book Harvest | $750,000 | Durham, NC, US | To Promote Literacy For Every Community By Ensuring Every Child Has Books And Parents Receive Support | 2023 |
| Cast Inc | $500,000 | Lynnfield, MA, US | To Create Fair And Inclusive Learning Experiences Worldwide Using The Universal Design For Learning Framework | 2023 |
| Center For Digital Democracy | $200,000 | Washington, DC, US | To Ensure Digital Technologies Uphold Democratic Values, Protect Privacy And Rights, And Promote Equity, Fairness, And Community | 2023 |
| Center For Learner Equity | $299,125 | New York, NY, US | Committed To Ensuring That Students With Disabilities, Particularly Those In Under-resourced Communities, Have The Quality Educational Opportunities And Choices They Need To Thrive And Learn | 2023 |
| East Durham Childrens Initiative | $500,000 | Durham, NC, US | To Create High-quality Services For Youth And Their Families That Overcomes The Barriers To Their Success So Every Youth Graduates From High School Ready For College Or Career | 2023 |
| Exchange Clubs Child Abuse Prevention Center In Durham Inc | $90,000 | Durham, NC, US | To Improve The Lives Of Children In Durham And Keep Families Together Through Support, Training, And Community Awareness, Encouraging Everyone To Contribute To Creating Safe And Responsive Environments For Children | 2023 |
| Hawaii Community Foundation | $7,731,500 | Honolulu, HI, US | To Create A Better Hawaii By Inspiring Generosity, Advocating For Equity, Building Connections, And Investing In The Community | 2023 |
| International Justice Mission | $245,816 | Arlington, VA, US | To Create A Safer, More Just World, Combating Modern Slavery, Exploitation, And Abuse By Addressing The Vulnerabilities Caused By Poverty | 2023 |
| National Housing Institute Dba Shelterforce | $99,998 | Montclair, NJ, US | To Use Independent Journalism To Inspire, Inform, And Hold Accountable Those Working Towards Just, Equitable, And Thriving Communities With Affordable Housing For All | 2023 |
| New Teacher Center | $347,531 | Santa Cruz, CA, US | To Challenge And Change The Educational Disadvantages Faced By Under-served Students By Enhancing The Effectiveness Of Educators | 2023 |
| Proteus Fund | $300,000 | New York, NY, US | To Advance Justice, Equity, And An Inclusive, Representative Democracy | 2023 |
| The Nature Conservancy | $430,281 | Arlington, VA, US | Harnessing The Power Of Technology To Protect People And Mangroves | 2023 |
| Upstream Usa Inc | $500,000 | Boston, MA, US | To Make Comprehensive Contraceptive Care Accessible And Patient-centered Across All Healthcare Settings | 2023 |
| Vocal-ny | $400,000 | Brooklyn, NY, US | To Mobilize Low-income People To End The Aids Epidemic, The War On Drugs, Mass Incarceration And Homelessness | 2023 |
| The African Wildlife Foundation | $97,883 | Washington, WA, US | To Enhance Operational Efficiency And Rhino Protection At Zimbabwe's Save Valley Conservancy | 2022 |
| Center For Learner Equity | $291,830 | New York, NY, US | Committed To Ensuring That Students With Disabilities, Particularly Those In Under-resourced Communities, Have The Quality Educational Opportunities And Choices They Need To Thrive And Learn. The Center For Learner Equity Accomplishes This Through Research, Advocacy, Coalition Formation, And Capacity Building With National, State, And Local Partners. | 2022 |
| Compass Working Capital | $71,000 | Boston, MA, US | To Identify Ways To Extend The Reach Of Cwc's Family Self-sufficiency Programme. To Do So, It Will Facilitate In-depth Quantitative And Qualitative Research On The Inclusion Of Younger Parents, Single People And Under-represented Ethnic Communities. Cwc Is A Not-for-profit Organisation That Provides Savings And Financial Coaching Programmes To Support Low-income Families To: Build Assets; Achieve Their Financial Goals; And Become More Financially Secure. | 2022 |
| Heartland Alliance | $400,000 | Chicago, IL, US | To Promote The Human Rights Of Immigrants, Refugees And Asylum Seekers, Particularly Those Deprived Of Their Liberty In Immigration Detention. Heartland Alliance's National Immigrant Justice Center Uses A Multi-prong Approach Of Alliance-building, Policy Advocacy, Impact Litigation And Strategic Communications To Reduce Harsh Enforcement Practices And The Number Of Immigrants In Detention, Improve Detention Conditions And Ensure Due Process Protections. | 2022 |
| Massachusetts Budget And Policy Center | $100,000 | Boston, MA, US | To Make Economic Stability A Reality For More People Throughout Massachusetts, So That Those On Lower Incomes Can Become Economically Independent. Massbudget Is A Not-for-profit Organisation Producing Independent Analysis Of State Budget And Tax Policies To Improve The Lives Of People On Low Incomes. | 2022 |
| President & Fellows Of Harvard College | $180,688 | Cambridge, MA, US | To Advance Collaboration To Strengthen Capacity And Knowledge To Address Climate And Sustainable Development Challenges. | 2022 |
| Project Home | $400,000 | Philadelphia, PA, US | To Enable Project Home To Build Quality And Capacity Within Its Residential Programmes To End And Prevent Homelessness In Philadelphia. Project Home (Which Stands For Housing, Opportunities For Employment, Medical Care, Education) Achieves Its Mission Through A Continuum Of Services. These Comprise Street Outreach, A Range Of Supportive Housing And Comprehensive Services Designed For Persons Who Have Experienced Homelessness. | 2022 |
| As You Sow | $212,430 | Berkeley, CA, US | To Provide Shareholder Activism On Plastics Pollution | 2022 |
| Exchange Clubs Child Abuse Prevention Center In Durham Inc Dba Exchange | $80,000 | Durham, NC, US | To Provide Core Support | 2022 |
| Donors Choose | $212,500 | New York, NY, US | To Provide Donors Choose Access To Resources For Educators | 2022 |
| Native American Rights Fund | $192,532 | Anchorage, AK, US | Securing Protections For The Northern Bering Sea | 2022 |
| Darkness To Light | $228,560 | North Charleston, SC, US | Strengthening Organisational Safeguarding For Oak Grantees | 2022 |
| The Nature Conservancy | $537,157 | Arlington, VA, US | To Global Mangrove Watch Phase 2: Harnessing The Power Of Technology To Protect People And Mangroves | 2022 |
| National Housing Institute Dba Shelterforce | $100,002 | Montclair, NJ, US | To Support Investigative Journalism | 2022 |
| International Justice Mission | $214,120 | Washington, DC, US | To Address Impunity And Providing Justice For Victims Of Child Sexual Abuse | 2022 |
| Safer Families Centre Of Research Excellence -University Of Melbourne | $414,415 | Melbourne, VICTORIA, AS | Unrestricted Programme Support - Psychological Violence Research | 2022 |
| Center For Digital Democracy | $200,000 | Washington, DC, US | To Safeguard Young People And Promote Children's Rights In A Digital Environment | 2022 |
| As You Sow | $205,641 | Berkeley, CA, US | To Provide Shareholder Activism On Plastics Pollution | 2022 |
| The African Wildlife Foundation | $97,883 | Washington, WA, US | To Enhance Operational Efficiency And Rhino Protection At Zimbabwe's Save Valley Conservancy | 2022 |
| Center For Learner Equity | $291,830 | New York, NY, US | Committed To Ensuring That Students With Disabilities, Particularly Those In Under-resourced Communities, Have The Quality Educational Opportunities And Choices They Need To Thrive And Learn. The Center For Learner Equity Accomplishes This Through Research, Advocacy, Coalition Formation, And Capacity Building With National, State, And Local Partners. | 2022 |
| Compass Working Capital | $71,000 | Boston, MA, US | To Identify Ways To Extend The Reach Of Cwc's Family Self-sufficiency Programme. To Do So, It Will Facilitate In-depth Quantitative And Qualitative Research On The Inclusion Of Younger Parents, Single People And Under-represented Ethnic Communities. Cwc Is A Not-for-profit Organisation That Provides Savings And Financial Coaching Programmes To Support Low-income Families To: Build Assets; Achieve Their Financial Goals; And Become More Financially Secure. | 2022 |
| Heartland Alliance | $400,000 | Chicago, IL, US | To Promote The Human Rights Of Immigrants, Refugees And Asylum Seekers, Particularly Those Deprived Of Their Liberty In Immigration Detention. Heartland Alliance's National Immigrant Justice Center Uses A Multi-prong Approach Of Alliance-building, Policy Advocacy, Impact Litigation And Strategic Communications To Reduce Harsh Enforcement Practices And The Number Of Immigrants In Detention, Improve Detention Conditions And Ensure Due Process Protections. | 2022 |
| Massachusetts Budget And Policy Center | $100,000 | Boston, MA, US | To Make Economic Stability A Reality For More People Throughout Massachusetts, So That Those On Lower Incomes Can Become Economically Independent. Massbudget Is A Not-for-profit Organisation Producing Independent Analysis Of State Budget And Tax Policies To Improve The Lives Of People On Low Incomes. | 2022 |
| President & Fellows Of Harvard College | $180,688 | Cambridge, MA, US | To Advance Collaboration To Strengthen Capacity And Knowledge To Address Climate And Sustainable Development Challenges. | 2022 |
| Project Home | $400,000 | Philadelphia, PA, US | To Enable Project Home To Build Quality And Capacity Within Its Residential Programmes To End And Prevent Homelessness In Philadelphia. Project Home (Which Stands For Housing, Opportunities For Employment, Medical Care, Education) Achieves Its Mission Through A Continuum Of Services. These Comprise Street Outreach, A Range Of Supportive Housing And Comprehensive Services Designed For Persons Who Have Experienced Homelessness. | 2022 |
| As You Sow | $212,430 | Berkeley, CA, US | To Provide Shareholder Activism On Plastics Pollution | 2022 |
| Exchange Clubs Child Abuse Prevention Center In Durham Inc Dba Exchange | $80,000 | Durham, NC, US | To Provide Core Support | 2022 |
| Donors Choose | $212,500 | New York, NY, US | To Provide Donors Choose Access To Resources For Educators | 2022 |
| Native American Rights Fund | $192,532 | Anchorage, AK, US | Securing Protections For The Northern Bering Sea | 2022 |
| Darkness To Light | $228,560 | North Charleston, SC, US | Strengthening Organisational Safeguarding For Oak Grantees | 2022 |
| The Nature Conservancy | $537,157 | Arlington, VA, US | To Global Mangrove Watch Phase 2: Harnessing The Power Of Technology To Protect People And Mangroves | 2022 |
| National Housing Institute Dba Shelterforce | $100,002 | Montclair, NJ, US | To Support Investigative Journalism | 2022 |
| International Justice Mission | $214,120 | Washington, DC, US | To Address Impunity And Providing Justice For Victims Of Child Sexual Abuse | 2022 |
| Safer Families Centre Of Research Excellence -University Of Melbourne | $414,415 | Melbourne, VICTORIA, AS | Unrestricted Programme Support - Psychological Violence Research | 2022 |
| Center For Digital Democracy | $200,000 | Washington, DC, US | To Safeguard Young People And Promote Children's Rights In A Digital Environment | 2022 |
| As You Sow | $205,641 | Berkeley, CA, US | To Provide Shareholder Activism On Plastics Pollution | 2022 |
| The African Wildlife Foundation | $97,883 | Washington, WA, US | To Enhance Operational Efficiency And Rhino Protection At Zimbabwe's Save Valley Conservancy | 2022 |
| Center For Learner Equity | $291,830 | New York, NY, US | Committed To Ensuring That Students With Disabilities, Particularly Those In Under-resourced Communities, Have The Quality Educational Opportunities And Choices They Need To Thrive And Learn. The Center For Learner Equity Accomplishes This Through Research, Advocacy, Coalition Formation, And Capacity Building With National, State, And Local Partners. | 2022 |
| Compass Working Capital | $71,000 | Boston, MA, US | To Identify Ways To Extend The Reach Of Cwc's Family Self-sufficiency Programme. To Do So, It Will Facilitate In-depth Quantitative And Qualitative Research On The Inclusion Of Younger Parents, Single People And Under-represented Ethnic Communities. Cwc Is A Not-for-profit Organisation That Provides Savings And Financial Coaching Programmes To Support Low-income Families To: Build Assets; Achieve Their Financial Goals; And Become More Financially Secure. | 2022 |
| Heartland Alliance | $400,000 | Chicago, IL, US | To Promote The Human Rights Of Immigrants, Refugees And Asylum Seekers, Particularly Those Deprived Of Their Liberty In Immigration Detention. Heartland Alliance's National Immigrant Justice Center Uses A Multi-prong Approach Of Alliance-building, Policy Advocacy, Impact Litigation And Strategic Communications To Reduce Harsh Enforcement Practices And The Number Of Immigrants In Detention, Improve Detention Conditions And Ensure Due Process Protections. | 2022 |
| Massachusetts Budget And Policy Center | $100,000 | Boston, MA, US | To Make Economic Stability A Reality For More People Throughout Massachusetts, So That Those On Lower Incomes Can Become Economically Independent. Massbudget Is A Not-for-profit Organisation Producing Independent Analysis Of State Budget And Tax Policies To Improve The Lives Of People On Low Incomes. | 2022 |
| President & Fellows Of Harvard College | $180,688 | Cambridge, MA, US | To Advance Collaboration To Strengthen Capacity And Knowledge To Address Climate And Sustainable Development Challenges. | 2022 |
| Project Home | $400,000 | Philadelphia, PA, US | To Enable Project Home To Build Quality And Capacity Within Its Residential Programmes To End And Prevent Homelessness In Philadelphia. Project Home (Which Stands For Housing, Opportunities For Employment, Medical Care, Education) Achieves Its Mission Through A Continuum Of Services. These Comprise Street Outreach, A Range Of Supportive Housing And Comprehensive Services Designed For Persons Who Have Experienced Homelessness. | 2022 |
| As You Sow | $212,430 | Berkeley, CA, US | To Provide Shareholder Activism On Plastics Pollution | 2022 |
| Exchange Clubs Child Abuse Prevention Center In Durham Inc Dba Exchange | $80,000 | Durham, NC, US | To Provide Core Support | 2022 |
| Donors Choose | $212,500 | New York, NY, US | To Provide Donors Choose Access To Resources For Educators | 2022 |
| Native American Rights Fund | $192,532 | Anchorage, AK, US | Securing Protections For The Northern Bering Sea | 2022 |
| Darkness To Light | $228,560 | North Charleston, SC, US | Strengthening Organisational Safeguarding For Oak Grantees | 2022 |
| The Nature Conservancy | $537,157 | Arlington, VA, US | To Global Mangrove Watch Phase 2: Harnessing The Power Of Technology To Protect People And Mangroves | 2022 |
| National Housing Institute Dba Shelterforce | $100,002 | Montclair, NJ, US | To Support Investigative Journalism | 2022 |
| International Justice Mission | $214,120 | Washington, DC, US | To Address Impunity And Providing Justice For Victims Of Child Sexual Abuse | 2022 |
| Safer Families Centre Of Research Excellence -University Of Melbourne | $414,415 | Melbourne, VICTORIA, AS | Unrestricted Programme Support - Psychological Violence Research | 2022 |
| Center For Digital Democracy | $200,000 | Washington, DC, US | To Safeguard Young People And Promote Children's Rights In A Digital Environment | 2022 |
| As You Sow | $205,641 | Berkeley, CA, US | To Provide Shareholder Activism On Plastics Pollution | 2022 |
| World Resources Institute | $622,699 | Washington, DC, US | To Strengthen Wri's Global Network By Expanding The Capacity And Resilience Of Its International Offices In Brazil, China And India. The World Resources Institute Is A Global Research Organisation That Was Established In 1982. | 2021 |
| The Public Interest Law Center | $100,674 | Philadelphia, PA, US | To Support Low-income Families In Philadelphia To Live And Thrive In Safe, Healthy And Affordable Homes. Low-income Tenants, Particularly African Americans, Latinos And Women, Will Strengthen Their Ability To Advocate For Themselves And To Reform And Influence Government Policies And Court Procedures. The Public Interest Law Center Uses High-impact Legal Strategies To Advance The Civil, Social, And Economic Rights Of Communities In The Philadelphia Region Facing Discrimination, Inequality, And Poverty. | 2021 |
| Project Home | $400,000 | Philadelphia, PA, US | To Enable Project Home To Build Quality And Capacity Within Its Residential Programmes To End And Prevent Homelessness In Philadelphia. Project Home (which Stands For Housing, Opportunities For Employment, Medical Care, Education) Achieves Its Mission Through A Continuum Of Services. These Comprise Street Outreach, A Range Of Supportive Housing And Comprehensive Services Designed For Persons Who Have Experienced Homelessness. | 2021 |
| President & Fellows Of Harvard College | $136,322 | Cambridge, MA, US | To Advance Knowledge And Support The Development Of Innovative Science And Technology-oriented Policy Solutions To Address India's Climate And Energy Challenges. To This End, This Grant Will Support A Partnership Between The Science, Technology And Public Policy Schools At The Harvard Kennedy School And The Indian Institute Of Technology Delhi. | 2021 |
| National Domestic Workers Alliance (ndwa) | $250,000 | New York, NY, US | To Support The Ndwa's Civic Engagement Project In The Us To Strengthen The Activism Of Everyday People, Particularly Women, And Expand The Electorate To Reflect A Multiracial Democracy. Ndwa's Strategy Will Support Women Of Colour Voters In Elections Throughout The Entire Voting Process. The Grant Will Also Protect Frontline Workers And Support Communities Hardest-hit By The Covid-19 Pandemic. | 2021 |
| Massachusetts Budget And Policy Center | $100,000 | Boston, MA, US | To Make Economic Stability A Reality For More People Throughout Massachusetts, So That Those On Lower Incomes Can Become Economically Independent. Massbudget Is A Not-for-profit Organisation Producing Independent Analysis Of State Budget And Tax Policies To Improve The Lives Of People On Low Incomes. | 2021 |
| Heartland Alliance | $400,000 | New York, NY, US | To Promote The Human Rights Of Immigrants, Refugees And Asylum Seekers, Particularly Those Deprived Of Their Liberty In Immigration Detention. Heartland Alliance's National Immigrant Justice Center Uses A Multi-prong Approach Of Alliance-building, Policy Advocacy, Impact Litigation And Strategic Communications To Reduce Harsh Enforcement Practices And The Number Of Immigrants In Detention, Improve Detention Conditions And Ensure Due Process Protections. | 2021 |
| Harlem Children's Zone | $6,000,000 | Cambridge, MA, US | To Provide Core Support To Harlem Children's Zonehcz And Its Pipeline Of Programmes That Offer Education, Social Service And Wellness Services To Over 12,000 Children And Their Families In Central Harlem, New York The 97-block Zone Each Year. Hcz Strives To Break The Cycle Of Poverty In Central Harlem By Working At Scale To Build Community, Strengthen Families, And Ensure Children Succeed From Birth Through College Graduation. Hcz's Strategy Is A Model For Communities Struggling With Poverty And Failing Educational Systems. | 2021 |
| East Durham Childrens Initiative | $500,000 | Durham, NC, US | To Provide High-quality Services To Children And Families Of East Durham, North Carolina. East Durham Children's Initiative Focuses On The Following Priorities: Increasing Out-of-school Learning Opportunities For Youth; Developing Middle And High School Programming; Exploring Opportunities To Scale Services; And Creating A New Service Delivery Model That Will Increase Its Reach While Providing Individualised Academic And Social-emotional Supports For Youth. | 2021 |
| Climateworks Foundation Usa | $333,334 | San Fransisco, CA, US | To Support The Greening Of The Belt And Road Initiative. This Will Help Prepare Countries To Meet Their International Financing Ambitions Without Underwriting New Sources Of Emissions Inconsistent With Climate Stabilisation. | 2021 |
| City Year | $350,000 | Boston, MA, US | To Support City Year And Compass Academy To Disseminate Innovations In Personalised Learning That Focus On Supporting Students With Learning Differences. City Year Is Committed To Strengthening Student Self-agency, Personalising Learning And Developing Students' Cognitive And Social-emotional Skills. It Aims To Ensure That All Students Graduate Ready For College Or A Career. | 2021 |
| Chatham Education Foundation | $26,208 | Pittsboro, NC, US | To Launch Chatham County Kindergarten Readiness Camp So That Low-income Students In North Carolina, The United States Can Gain Additional Skills To Help Close The Achievement Gap Before Attending Public School. Chatham Education Foundation Seeks To Open Doors To Educational And Personal Growth For All Students In Chatham County Schools In North Carolina. | 2021 |
| Center For Learner Equity | $284,712 | New York, NY, US | Committed To Ensuring That Students With Disabilities, Particularly Those In Under-resourced Communities, Have The Quality Educational Opportunities And Choices They Need To Thrive And Learn. The Center For Learner Equity Accomplishes This Through Research, Advocacy, Coalition Formation, And Capacity Building With National, State, And Local Partners. | 2021 |
| Carnegie Council For Ethics In International Affairs | $202,692 | New York, NY, US | To Catalyse The Creation Of Effective Governance For Solar Geoengineering And Carbon Removal. This Will Be Achieved By Including Global Policy-makers In The Conversation And By Encouraging A Broader, Society-wide Discussion About The Risks, Potential Benefits, Ethical And Governance Challenges Raised By Geoengineering. Carnegie Council For Ethics In International Affairs Is An International Organisation That Provides Guidance On The Moral Issues Of War, Peace And Social Justice. | 2021 |
| Bassuk Center (center For Social Innovation) | $200,093 | Needham, MA, US | To Support The Center For Social Innovation, Based In The Us, Which Works To Improve The Lives Of Marginalised And Vulnerable People. The Center Focuses On Finding Solutions For Complex Public Health Problems Such As Homelessness, Trauma, Mental Health Issues And Substance Abuse Disorders. Using State-of-the-art Research, Training And Technology, It Helps Individuals, Agencies And Communities To Deepen The Impact Of Their Work. | 2021 |
| Association For Progressive Communications (apc) | $150,000 | Melville, JOHANNESBURG, SF | To Provide Unrestricted Programme Support To The Association For Progressive Communication's Women's Rights Programme. This Will Support Its Long-term Goal Of Ensuring That Women And Queer Personsin All Their Diversityare Able To: Access And Enjoy Free And Open Internet; Build Collective Power; Strengthen Movement-building Work; And Transform Power Relations For Gender And Sexual Justice. | 2021 |
| Compass Working Capital | $205,899 | Boston, MA, US | To Identify Ways To Extend The Reach Of Cwc's Family Self-sufficiency Programme. To Do So, It Will Facilitate In-depth Quantitative And Qualitative Research On The Inclusion Of Younger Parents, Single People And Under-represented Ethnic Communities. Cwc Is A Not-for-profit Organisation That Provides Savings And Financial Coaching Programmes To Support Low-income Families To: Build Assets; Achieve Their Financial Goals; And Become More Financially Secure. | 2021 |
| Kawerak Inc | $226,451 | Nome, AK, US | To Increase The Number Of Alaskan Natives Who Are Skilled In The Areas Of Arctic Marine Science, Research And Advocacy. The Programme Will Run For Ten Years And Will Create A Prestigious Scholarship For Junior And Senior Undergraduate Students, Influence Youth To Pursue Preferred Degrees In Marine Science And Provide Internship Opportunities. | 2020 |
| National Low Income Housing Coalition | $300,000 | Washington, DC, US | To Provide Core Funding To Nlihc Which Works To Achieve Socially Just Public Policy That Assures People With The Lowest Incomes In The United States Have Affordable And Decent Homes. Nlihc Educates, Organises And Advocates To Preserve Existing Federally Assisted Homes And Housing Resources, Expand The Supply Of Low Income Housing, And Establish Housing Stability As The Primary Purpose Of Federal Low Income Housing Policy. | 2020 |
| Our Military Kids Inc | $66,666 | Mclean, VA, US | To Provide Support And Recognition To Children Of Deployed National Guard And Reserve Service Members And Wounded Veterans From All Branches Of Service In The Us. Our Military Kids Provides Athletic, Fine Arts And Tutoring Programmes To Keep Children Of Military Families Engaged In Activities Of Their Choice. This Helps To Relieve The Stress Of Separation From The Military Parent By Providing A Positive Distraction, Minimising Emotional Destabilisation, Building Self-esteem And Enabling Academic Achievement. | 2020 |
| People's Action Institute | $165,000 | Chicago, IL, US | To Move Policymakers To Recognise Housing As A Human Right In The Us And Support The Enactment Of Policies To Reflect That. In Addition, This Grant Aims To Increase Affordability, Accessibility And Safety Of Housing To Meet Current And Projected Needs. People's Action Institute Was Founded In 2016 To Ignite A Movement That Captures The Rising Demand For Change In Us Society. | 2020 |
| Safe Horizon | $500,000 | New York, NY, US | To Provide Core Support To Safe Horizon's Streetwork Project In New York. Safe Horizon Works To Provide Support, Prevent Violence And Promote Justice For Victims Of Crime And Abuse, As Well As For Their Families And Communities. A Cornerstone Of This Mission Is The Streetwork Project, Which Seeks To Empower Homeless Young People In New York City Through: Comprehensive, Trauma-informed Services; The Development Of Innovative, Replicable Programme Models To Meet Their Needs; And Systems-level Advocacy To Increase Awareness And Supportive Resources For Vulnerable Youth. | 2020 |
| Operation Homefront Inc | $200,000 | San Antonio, TX, US | To Provide Financial Assistance For Us Military Families, Both Active Duty And Veterans, Facing Crises. The Critical Assistance Program Offers Rent Payment To Avoid Eviction, Mortgage Payments To Avoid Foreclosure, Emergency Food Assistance, Urgent Home Repairs, Car Repairs, Medical/dental Bills And Utility Bills. Operation Homefront Builds Strong, Stable And Secure Military Families So They Can Thrive In Their Communities. | 2020 |
| Project Home | $400,000 | Philadelphia, PA, US | To Enable Project Home To Build Quality And Capacity Within Its Residential Programmes To End And Prevent Homelessness In Philadelphia. Project Home (which Stands For Housing, Opportunities For Employment, Medical Care, Education) Achieves Its Mission Through A Continuum Of Services. These Comprise Street Outreach, A Range Of Supportive Housing And Comprehensive Services Designed For Persons Who Have Experienced Homelessness. | 2020 |
| Massachusetts Advocates For Children | $222,000 | Boston, MA, US | To Support Massachusetts Advocates For Children To Share Evidence From Their Trauma-sensitive Schools Study Which Will Help More Educators And Policymakers To Understand The Need For Trauma Sensitive Schools In The United States. It Will Also Help Build Understanding Around What Trauma-sensitive School Cultures Can Look Like And How They Can Empower And Harness The Talents Of Educators And Of Students | 2020 |
| The African Wildlife Foundation | $313,746 | Washington, DC, US | To Support The African Wildlife Foundation's Project In The Sav Valley Conservancy In Zimbabwe, Where It Works To Protect Wildlife, Including A Critical Population Of Rhinos. The Conservancy Seeks To Improve Its Rhino Protection Programme And To Facilitate The Translocation Of Rhinos, In The Longterm, To Populate Other Areas. The Project Will Provide Critical Salary And Equipment Support For Rangers; Enhance The Existing Intelligence Gathering Network; And Allow For Biological Monitoring Of The Rhino Population And Maintenance Of Natural Habitat. | 2020 |
| Native American Rights Fund | $194,874 | Anchorage, AR, US | To Rebuild Major Elements Of The Northern Bering Sea Climate Resilience Area By Supporting Advocacy In The Us At State And Federal Levels Through A Public Outreach Campaign. The Goals Are To: Permanently Close The Northern Bering Sea To Bottom Trawling; To Lower Bycatch Limits For Halibut; And To Include Traditional Knowledge In The North Pacific Fisheries Management Council. | 2020 |
| Global Alliance For Incinerator Alternatives | $400,000 | Berkeley, CA, US | Through The Ongoing Implementation Of Zero Waste Projects In 15 Key Cities And The Promotion And Monitoring Of Zero Waste Commitments In Dozens More, Gaia Will Firmly Establish Best Practices For Waste And Plastics Pollution Reduction And Develop A Cadre Of Urban Champions For Zero Waste Advocacy At Scale. | 2020 |
| National Center For Special Education In Charter Schools | $202,883 | New York, NY, US | To Support Ncsecs To Develop And Implement A Communications Strategy To Provide Data, Analysis, Guidance And Insight To Charter School Authorisers, Operators, State Policy Makers And Others. This Will Ensure That Charter Schools In The United States Are Schools Of Choice For Students, Including Those Who Learn Differently. | 2020 |
| Cast Inc | $250,000 | Wakefield, MA, US | To Develop And Promote An Online System For Training And Certification In Universal Design For Learning (udl). This System Will Be Available To All Public Education Systems, Schools And Educators From Pre-school To Adult Learning. It Will Help Ensure A High-quality Implementation Of Udl And A Continuous Professional Development Model That Results In Certifications For All Users. | 2020 |
| Pacific Environment | $166,937 | San Francisco, CA, US | To Control 90 Per Cent Of Uncontrolled Plastic Trash On The Yangtze River In China. This Will Be Done By Building A High-profile, High-capacity And Well-coordinated Coalition Of Yangtze Organisations Which Advocate For Environmentally-friendly Solutions For Processing Plastic Rubbish In The Yangtze River. | 2020 |
| Women's Refugee Commission | $185,405 | New York, NY, US | To Improve The Prevention And Response Efforts Of Humanitarian Actors Working To Reduce Sexual Violence Against Boys And Men, Including Gay, Bisexual, And Transgendered Persons. The Aim Is To Help Reduce Sexual Violence In Crisis-affected Communities, Including Against Women And Girls. | 2020 |
| Social Good Fund | $75,000 | Richmond, CA, US | To Enable Social Good Fund's Project Fearless Collective To Elevate The Presence Of People (primarily Women) Who Have Been Historically Misrepresented And Denied Access To Public Spaces And Social Movements. Using Public Art And Participative Storytelling, Fearless Seeks To Create And Reclaim Spaces With These Communities. Fearless Is A Growing Global Network Of Young Artists And Activists. | 2020 |
| Bassuk Center (center For Social Innovation) | $315,594 | Needham, MA, US | To Support The Center For Social Innovation, Based In The Us, Which Works To Improve The Lives Of Marginalised And Vulnerable People. The Center Focuses On Finding Solutions For Complex Public Health Problems Such As Homelessness, Trauma, Mental Health Issues And Substance Abuse Disorders. Using State-of-the-art Research, Training And Technology, It Helps Individuals, Agencies And Communities To Deepen The Impact Of Their Work | 2020 |
| Global Fishing Watch | $183,058 | Washington, DC, US | To Support The Republic Of Korea, Thailand, The Philippines And Taiwan To Publish Vessel Monitoring System Data On The Internet. The Result Will Be An Additional 10,000 Industrial Fishing Vessels That Are Publicly Trackable. Global Fishing Watch Is Promoting Ocean Sustainability Through Greater Transparency. It Uses Cutting-edge Technology To Visualise, Track And Share Data About Global Fishing Activity In Near Real-time And For Free. | 2020 |
| Womens Link Worldwide | $130,000 | Brooklyn, NY, US | To Provide Core Support To Continue Using The Power Of Law To Promote Social Change That Advances The Human Rights Of Women And Girls. Women's Link Takes The Law Beyond The Courtroom By: Strengthening The Human Rights Infrastructure; Shaping Public Debates; And Contributing To Social Movements That Transform Society And Guarantee Women's And Girls' Rights. Women's Link Uses Legal, Communications And Mobilisation Strategies To Work Across Three Themes: Reproductive Rights, Violence And Discrimination. | 2020 |
| Reinvestment Fund (the) | $83,383 | Philadelphia, PA, US | To Explore And Research The Issue Of High Rates Of Eviction In Philadelphia, The Us, With A View To Improving Policy So That Levels Of Evictions Are Reduced. The Reinvestment Fund Works Across Several States In The Us To Finance Development That Benefits Low-income Communities. | 2020 |
| The Public Interest Law Center | $139,613 | Philadelphia, PA, US | To Support Low-income Families In Philadelphia To Live And Thrive In Safe, Healthy And Affordable Homes. Low-income Tenants, Particularly African Americans, Latinos And Women, Will Strengthen Their Ability To Advocate For Themselves And To Reform And Influence Government Policies And Court Procedures. The Public Interest Law Center Uses High-impact Legal Strategies To Advance The Civil, Social, And Economic Rights Of Communities In The Philadelphia Region Facing Discrimination, Inequality, And Poverty. | 2020 |
| Fund For Global Human Rights | $1,320,000 | Washington Dc, DC, US | To Support Fund For Global Human Right Efforts To: Build A Broad Support Constituency; Deploy Targeted And Strategic Communications To Improve Human Rights Messaging; And Develop An Institutional Infrastructure To Diversify And Grow A Broad Revenue Base. | 2020 |
| Childfund Alliance | $154,665 | New York, NY, US | To Empower Children In Ten Countries To Hold Governments And Local Leaders Accountable To Their Obligations To End All Violence Against Children, As Per Sdg Target 16.2: End Abuse, Exploitation, Trafficking And All Forms Of Violence Against And Torture Of Children. | 2020 |
| Massachusetts Budget And Policy Center | $100,025 | Boston, MA, US | To Make Economic Stability A Reality For More People Throughout Massachusetts, So That Those On Lower Incomes Can Become Economically Independent. Massbudget Is A Not-for-profit Organisation Producing Independent Analysis Of State Budget And Tax Policies To Improve The Lives Of People On Low Incomes. | 2020 |
| World Resources Institute | $1,051,725 | Washington, DC, US | To Strengthen Wri's Global Network By Expanding The Capacity And Resilience Of Its International Offices In Brazil, China And India. The World Resources Institute Is A Global Research Organisation That Was Established In 1982. | 2020 |
| Human Rights Watch | $1,333,333 | New York, NY, US | To Support Hrw's Efforts To Counter The Anti-rights Populist Surge And Help Strengthen The Global Human Rights Movement. As Part Of Its Core Mission, Hrw Will Conduct Rigorous Research (investigate), Proactive Media And Public Outreach (expose) And Robust Reform Advocacy (change). To Reinforce This Work, Hrw Will Proactively Expand Engagement With New Partners And Audiences, Enlisting The Public's Support Through Value-driven Campaigns. | 2020 |
| East Durham Childrens Initiative | $500,000 | Durham, NC, US | To Provide High-quality Services To Children And Families Of East Durham, North Carolina. East Durham Children's Initiative Focuses On The Following Priorities: Increasing Out-of-school Learning Opportunities For Youth; Developing Middle And High School Programming; Exploring Opportunities To Scale Services; And Creating A New Service Delivery Model That Will Increase Its Reach While Providing Individualised Academic And Social-emotional Supports For Youth. | 2020 |
| Climateworks Foundation Usa | $15,000,000 | San Francisco, CA, US | To Support Climateworks' Efforts To Contribute To The Emissions Reductions Necessary To Limit Global Warming To Well Below 2c And Help Prevent Damage That Will Be Caused By More Extreme Global Warming. This Grant Will Contribute To: A Global View Of Climate Change Science And The Mitigation Needed To Meet Reduction Goals; Supporting Strategic Grant-making By Foundations; And The Design And Implementation Of Sectoral Campaigns In Collaboration With Partners | 2020 |
| Harlem Children's Zone | $3,000,000 | Cambridge, MA, US | To Provide Core Support To Harlem Children's Zonehcz And Its Pipeline Of Programmes That Offer Education, Social Service And Wellness Services To Over 12,000 Children And Their Families In Central Harlem, New York The 97-block Zone Each Year. Hcz Strives To Break The Cycle Of Poverty In Central Harlem By Working At Scale To Build Community, Strengthen Families, And Ensure Children Succeed From Birth Through College Graduation. Hcz's Strategy Is A Model For Communities Struggling With Poverty And Failing Educational Systems. | 2020 |
| Heartland Alliance | $400,000 | New York, NY, US | To Promote The Human Rights Of Immigrants, Refugees And Asylum Seekers, Particularly Those Deprived Of Their Liberty In Immigration Detention. Heartland Alliance's National Immigrant Justice Center Uses A Multi-prong Approach Of Alliance-building, Policy Advocacy, Impact Litigation And Strategic Communications To Reduce Harsh Enforcement Practices And The Number Of Immigrants In Detention, Improve Detention Conditions And Ensure Due Process Protections. | 2020 |
| National Domestic Workers Alliance (ndwa) | $750,000 | New York, NY, US | To Support The Ndwa's Civic Engagement Project In The Us To Strengthen The Activism Of Everyday People, Particularly Women, And Expand The Electorate To Reflect A Multiracial Democracy. Ndwa's Strategy Will Support Women Of Colour Voters In Elections Throughout The Entire Voting Process. The Grant Will Also Protect Frontline Workers And Support Communities Hardest-hit By The Covid-19 Pandemic. | 2020 |
| Exchange Clubs Child Abuse Prevention Center In Durham Inc Dba Exchange Fa | $80,000 | Durham, NC, US | To Strengthen Families And Prevent Child Abuse And Neglect In Durham, North Carolina, Through Family Support, Counselling, And Education. Exchange Family Center Offers In-home Parent Coaching, Works With Teachers In Pre-schools, Provides Training, And Collaborates With Community Partners To Meet The Needs Of Children And Families. | 2020 |
| Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors Inc | $100,000 | New York, NY, US | To Provide Support To The Urban Movement Innovation Fund (umif), Which Will Support Organisations In The Global South To Build Climate Movements Strategically And Collaboratively. Umif Is A Venture Capital Firm That Supports Entrepreneurs Shaping The Future Of Cities. | 2020 |
| National Housing Institute Dba Shelterforce | $175,000 | Montclair, NJ, US | To Enable Shelterforce To Conduct Investigative Journalism Which Will Complement Its Independent Media Content. This Is Driven By The Goal Of Supporting Those Working Towards Equitable, Healthy Communities In The Us, By Publishing Content That Informs, Challenges, Connects, And Inspires Them. Shelterforce Is A Not-for-profit Media Organisation Based In The Usa, Covering Issues Of Community Development And Affordable Housing. | 2020 |
| Safer Families Centre Of Research Excellence -university Of Melbourne | $318,965 | Melbourne, N/A, AS | To Provide Core Support To Safer Families Centre, Based At The University Of Melbourne, Australia, For Its Research On Psychological Violence And The Effects Of Domestic Abuse On Health. Safer Families Centre Also Researches Health Sector Responses That Improve The Safety And Wellbeing Of Survivors. The Centre Is An International Collaboration Of Researchers, Survivors, Policymakers, Practitioners, Health, Family And Women's Services, And Community Leaders. | 2020 |
| Darkness To Light | $231,440 | North Charleston, SC, US | To Support Oak's Partners In The United States To Strengthen And Sustain Their Organisational Child Safeguarding Arrangements. Darkness To Light Is A Not-for-profit Organisation Committed To Empowering Adults To Prevent Child Sexual Abuse. | 2020 |
| Nature Conservancy The | $382,562 | Arlington, VA, US | To Support Global Mangrove Watch And Its Online Platform That Uses Remote Sensing Data To Provide Universal Access To Near Real-time Information On Mangrove Ecosystems And Habitat Changes Around The World. Global Mangrove Watch, And Its Communication And Outreach Campaigns, Will Enhance The Conservation Of Millions Of Hectares Of Mangroves And Support Large-scale Mangrove Restoration. Mangroves Serve As Nature's Insurance Policy Against Climate Change By Providing A Natural Barrier For Coastal Communities From Storm Surges, Flooding, And Erosion. The Project Partnership Includes The Nature Conservancy, Wetlands International, Aberystwyth University, Soloeo, And The Global Mangrove Alliance. | 2020 |
| Donorschoose | $287,500 | New York, NY, US | To Support Teachers By Providing Tools And Resources Related To Differentiated Instruction For Students With Learning Differences. Donorschoose Is A Us-based Not-for-profit Organisation That Connects Public School Teachers With Donors Who Want To Provide Direct Support To Students And Classrooms. | 2020 |
| As You Sow | $181,931 | Berkeley, CA, US | To Ensure Global Consumer Goods, Retail, And Fast Food Companies Reduce Single-use Plastic, Increase Recyclability, And Transition To Reuse And Refill Alternatives. As You Sow Works To Promote Environmental And Social Corporate Responsibility Through Shareholder Advocacy, Coalition Building, And Innovative Legal Strategies. | 2020 |
| International Justice Mission | $289,934 | Washington, DC, US | To Increase Children's Safety From Sexual Violence In Uganda And Guatemala, And To End Impunity Against Child Sexual Abuse. This Will Be Done Through A Strong And Well-coordinated Justice Service Response Mechanism. International Justice Mission Is A Global Human Rights Organization Which Collaborates With Justice Authorities To Bring Justice And Protection To Victims Of Violence And Oppression. | 2020 |
| Center For Digital Democracy | $200,000 | Washington, DC, US | To Increase Children's Safety From Sexual Violence In Uganda And Guatemala, And To End Impunity Against Child Sexual Abuse. This Will Be Done Through A Strong And Well-coordinated Justice Service Response Mechanism. International Justice Mission Is A Global Human Rights Organization Which Collaborates With Justice Authorities To Bring Justice And Protection To Victims Of Violence And Oppression. | 2020 |
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| EIN | 13-3321196 |
| Website | http://www.oakfnd.org |
| Address | 45 ROCKEFELLER PLAZA 2100 New York City, NY 10111-0000 |
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| Vice President | Heather Graham |
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| President/treasurer/trustee | Caroline Turner |
| Trustee | Kristian Parker |
| Trustee | Natalie Parker |
| Secretary | James Zha |
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