Neo Philanthropy
New York, NY
$3MTax year 2023
Grant purpose
For core support of Four Freedoms Fund, a donor collaborative on immigrant civic integration at the state level
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Carnegie Corporation of New York Grants
Private foundation · EIN 13-1628151 · IRS 990-PF filings through tax year 2024
How to apply
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- Contact
- Nicole Howe-Buggs
- Phone
- (212) 371-3200
- Deadlines
- Carnegie accepts and requests for funding at all times of the year with no deadlines.
- Application materials
- The charter of the Carnegie Corporation of New York ("Carnegie") provides that all funds are to be used to promote "the advancement and diffusion of knowledge and understanding." Grants must be broadly education in nature, but need not be limited to the formal educational systems or institutions. Carnegie's policy is to select a few areas in which to concentrate its grants over a period of years. Only proposals presented in Carnegie's format will be considered for funding. Grantseekers who would like to make a request for funding are encouraged to submit a letter of inquiry. Carnegie's letters of inquiry can be found on its grants portal: https://carnegie.fluxx.io. If the project described in the letter fits Carnegie guidelines, the sender will be contacted and asked to submit a proposal in Carnegie's format. A request to submit a proposal is not an indication of an intention or commitment to award a grant.
- Restrictions
- Carnegie currently operates grant programs in four broad areas; Education, International Peace and Security, International Development, and Strengthening U.S. Democracy. It does not make grants for construction, maintenance of facilities or endowments, and does not make program-related investments. It does not generally make grants to individuals or to local or regional community service organizations and usually considers only projects that have the potential for national or international impact. Questions can be addressed to Nicole Howe-Buggs, Chief Administrative Officer and Corporate Secretary.
Original filing text
- Contact
- Nicole Howe-Buggs
- Address
- c/o of Carnegie Corp of NY 437 Madi son Avenue New York, NY, 10022
- Phone
- 2123713200
- grantsinfo@carnegie.org
- Deadlines
- Carnegie accepts and requests for funding at all times of the year with no deadlines.
- Application materials
- The charter of the Carnegie Corporation of New York ("Carnegie") provides that all funds are to be used to promote "the advancement and diffusion of knowledge and understanding." Grants must be broadly education in nature, but need not be limited to the formal educational systems or institutions. Carnegie's policy is to select a few areas in which to concentrate its grants over a period of years. Only proposals presented in Carnegie's format will be considered for funding. Grantseekers who would like to make a request for funding are encouraged to submit a letter of inquiry. Carnegie's letters of inquiry can be found on its grants portal: https://carnegie.fluxx.io. If the project described in the letter fits Carnegie guidelines, the sender will be contacted and asked to submit a proposal in Carnegie's format. A request to submit a proposal is not an indication of an intention or commitment to award a grant.
- Restrictions
- Carnegie currently operates grant programs in four broad areas; Education, International Peace and Security, International Development, and Strengthening U.S. Democracy. It does not make grants for construction, maintenance of facilities or endowments, and does not make program-related investments. It does not generally make grants to individuals or to local or regional community service organizations and usually considers only projects that have the potential for national or international impact. Questions can be addressed to Nicole Howe-Buggs, Chief Administrative Officer and Corporate Secretary.
Reported organization name: CARNEGIE CORPORATION OF NEW YORK
Application information: https://carnegie.fluxx.io/
Giving by tax year
Year-level totals across every reported grant in this profile — a summary, not a filter. The awards further down are the largest individual grants across all years, not each year's complete list.
| Tax year | Grants paid | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 | 591 | $174.4M |
| 2023 | 528 | $148.9M |
Where Carnegie Corporation of New York gives
States of grant recipients reported on the foundation's 990-PF filings, by dollars received.
Largest reported grants
Historical awards reported to the IRS. These are examples of past giving, not open opportunities.
National Center for Civic Innovation
New York, NY
$2.3MTax year 2023
Grant purpose
For core support of OpenSciEd
Neo Philanthropy
New York, NY
$2.2MTax year 2024
Grant purpose
For core support of Four Freedoms Fund, a donor collaborative on immigrant civic integration at the state level
Miami Foundation
Miami, FL
$2.2MTax year 2023
Grant purpose
For core support of Press Forward, a national journalism initiative aimed at improving local news coverage
New York Public Library
New York, NY
$2.1MTax year 2023
Grant purpose
As a challenge grant for core support of the Vartan Gregorian Center for Research in the Humanities
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Figures are aggregated from Carnegie Corporation of New York's IRS Form 990-PF electronic filings (2 filings on file, most recent tax year 2024). Totals reflect grants the foundation reported as paid, and can lag the current year because foundations file annually and often on extension. Source: IRS 990-PF filing on ProPublica. Raw e-file archive (ZIP) — a large IRS yearly archive download.
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