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Top Funders

Silicon Valley Community Foundation: $9.3 M
John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation: $7.1 M
Ford Foundation: $7.1 M
The Susan Thompson Buffett Foundation: $7.0 M
The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation: $5.0 M
Carnegie Corporation of New York: $4.8 M
NoVo Foundation: $4.5 M
Open Society Institute: $4.5 M
Oak Foundation: $4.4 M
Wellspring Philanthropic Fund, Inc.: $4.3 M
Foundation to Promote Open Society: $3.9 M
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation: $3.7 M
Caerus Foundation, Inc.: $2.6 M
Humanity United: $2.5 M
Robert & Ardis James Foundation: $2.4 M
Tides Foundation: $2.1 M
GHR Foundation: $1.8 M
Sarah Scaife Foundation, Inc.: $1.6 M
The Skoll Foundation: $1.3 M
Smith Richardson Foundation, Inc.: $1.3 M
Robert Bosch Stiftung GmbH: $1.2 M
Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust: $1.0 M
Skoll Global Threats Fund: $1.0 M
William K. Bowes, Jr. Foundation: $1.0 M
Robertson Foundation: $1.0 M

Issue Focus

Conflict and Atrocities Prevention: $24.3 M
General - Resolving Conflict and Building Peace: $18.2 M
General - Supporting Stable, Resilient Societies: $18.0 M
Nuclear Issues: $14.8 M
National Security, Foreign Policy, and Diplomacy: $7.0 M
Accountability and Transparency: $6.2 M
Transitional Justice: $4.1 M
Gender Equality: $3.5 M
Weapons: $3.5 M
General - Preventing & Mitigating Conflict: $2.8 M
Cybersecurity: $2.7 M
Peacebuilding: $2.1 M
International Development: $1.9 M
Migration: $1.7 M
International and Regional Institutions: $1.5 M
Climate Security and Natural Resource Management: $1.3 M
Democracy-building: $1.2 M
Rule of Law and Institution-building: $1.1 M
Countering Violent Extremism and Counter-Terrorism: $895.0 K
Conflict Resolution: $283.0 K
Militarism: $253.9 K
Demobilization, Disarmament, and Reintegration: $202.5 K
Peace Negotiations: $199.0 K

Strategy Focus

Funding for General Support

30% $31,733,811 126 Grants = 27%

Sample Grants

The Sigrid Rausing Trust
awarded a grant for $46,929 to Campaign Against Arms Trade

For core support.
Carnegie Corporation of New York
awarded a grant for $50,000 to United Nations

Toward implementation of 2004 UNSC Res. 1540, which affirms that the proliferation of nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons and their means of delivery constitutes a threat to international peace and security.
Humanity United
awarded a grant for $195,429 to Global Public Policy Institute

For a project engaging policymakers in Brazil, China, and South Africa in a constructive debate around the Responsibility to Protect.