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The [[Vanguard Charitable Endowment Fund]] (or Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program) describes itself as 'a top U.S. grantmaking organization that fulfills its mission to increase charitable giving by administering a donor-advised fund--a tax-effective way to consolidate, accrue, and grant assets to charity. Since our inception in 1997, we have helped donors fulfill their philanthropic goals and make lasting charitable impacts.' <ref> [https://www.vanguardcharitable.org The Value in Giving® with a donor-advised fund], ''Vanguard Charitable Endowment Fund'', accessed 17 October 2016 </ref> | The [[Vanguard Charitable Endowment Fund]] (or Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program) describes itself as 'a top U.S. grantmaking organization that fulfills its mission to increase charitable giving by administering a donor-advised fund--a tax-effective way to consolidate, accrue, and grant assets to charity. Since our inception in 1997, we have helped donors fulfill their philanthropic goals and make lasting charitable impacts.' <ref> [https://www.vanguardcharitable.org The Value in Giving® with a donor-advised fund], ''Vanguard Charitable Endowment Fund'', accessed 17 October 2016 </ref> | ||
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It was founded in 1997 by [[The Vanguard Group, Inc.]] and has given $6.1 billion to charity since its inception. | It was founded in 1997 by [[The Vanguard Group, Inc.]] and has given $6.1 billion to charity since its inception. |
Latest revision as of 15:01, 8 March 2017
The Vanguard Charitable Endowment Fund (or Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program) describes itself as 'a top U.S. grantmaking organization that fulfills its mission to increase charitable giving by administering a donor-advised fund--a tax-effective way to consolidate, accrue, and grant assets to charity. Since our inception in 1997, we have helped donors fulfill their philanthropic goals and make lasting charitable impacts.' [1]
The minimum contribution is $25,000 of cash, publicly traded securities, or mutual fund shares.
It was founded in 1997 by The Vanguard Group, Inc. and has given $6.1 billion to charity since its inception.
Contents
Funding
2015
- Donors Capital Fund: gave Vanguard a $180,000 grant
2014
- Center for Excellence in Higher Education: $2,500,000
- Florence Hopkins Charitable Fund: $40,000
- Jewish Communal Fund: $588,117
- Philip & Linda Lesourd Lader Foundation: $111,198
- Raymond James Charitable Endowment Fund: $144,008 [2]
2013
- Gerald & Virginia Hornung Family; $200,000
- Jewish Communal Fund: $30,000 [3]
Grants
2014
Gave out $698,530,860 in grants.
It also gave out $564,500 in overseas grants and investment. [4]
2013
Gave out $597,551,260 in grants, including [5]:
- Acton Institute for the Study of Religion and Liberty: $86,000
- American Freedom Defense Initiative: $50,000
- American Jewish Committee -Chicago, IL: $6,000
- American Jewish Committee - New York, NY: $218,000
- American Jewish Committee - Washington, DC: $26,500
- Anti Defamation League: $11,200
- Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith: $35,600
- Aspen Institute, Inc: $26,500
- Ayn Rand Institute: $300,500
- Cato Institute: $610,986.22
- Center for a New American Security: $176,200
- Center for American Progress: $308,000
- Center for Security Policy: $813,000
- Central Fund of Israel: $626,350
- Clarion Fund: $20,000
- CAMERA: $19,100
- Donors Capital Fund Inc: $674,44302
- Donors Trust: $1,341,66800
- David Horowitz Freedom Center: $186,000
- Foreign Policy Research Institute: $54,500
- Foundation for Individual Rights In Education: $244,000
- Foundation for the Defense of Democracies: $50,000
- Freedom House: $25,000
- Freedom Institute: $10,000
- Friends of the Israel Defense Forces: $276,000
- Henry Jackson Society: $100,000
- Heritage Foundation: $458,500
- Human Rights Watch: $289,900
- Institute for Humane Studies: $235,000
- Investigative Project on Terrorism Foundation: $57,000
- Israel Project: $297,074
- Jewish Communal Fund: $4,228,000
- Middle East Forum: $25,500
- Middle East Media Research Institute: $46,000
- United Jewish Appeal: $780,300
- Womens International Zionist Organization: $54,850
2012
Gave out $501,246,569 in grants, including [6]:
- American Jewish Committee: $95,750
- Anti-Defamation League: $37,000
- Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith: $81,513
- Aspen Institute, Inc: $27,750
- Cato Institute: $1,671,500
- Center for a New American Security: $350,600
- Center for Security Policy: $26,000
- Central Fund of Israel: $646,300
- Clarion Fund: $11,000
- CAMERA: $17,000
- Donors Trust: $575,000
- Center for Excellence in Education: 15,000
- David Horowitz Freedom Center: $111,500
- Foundation for the Defense of Democracies: $20,500
- Freedom House: $48,500
- Friends of the IDF: $202,000
- Heritage Foundation: $504,390
- Human Rights Watch: $226,400
- Institute for Humane Studies: $255,500
- Investigative Project on Terrorism Foundation: $57,270.16
- StandWithUs: $273,000
- Israel Independence Fund: $50,000
- Jewish Communal Fund: $937,115. 96
- Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs: $16,000
- Jihad Watch: $250,000
- Middle East Forum: $8,500
- Middle East Media Research Institute: $12,000
2011
- American Israel Education Foundation: $75,000
- American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee: $74,000
- American Jewish World Service: $33,789,825.55
- Anti-Defamation League: $8,000
- Aspen Institute, Inc: $37,500
- Birthright Israel: $9,500
- Campus Crusade for Christ: $319,950
- Cato Institute: $671,300
- Center for American Progress: $701,000
- Center for Excellence in Education: $15,000
- Center for Individual Rights: $40,600
- Claremont Institute: $55,500
- Clarion Fund: $20,000
- Commentary: $50,000
- CAMERA: $53,500
- David Horowitz Freedom Center: $84,686
- Foundation for Defense of Democracies: $375,000
- Freedom House: $16,500
- Friends of the IDF: $81,170
- Heritage Foundation: $387,300
- Human Rights Watch: $5,980,300
- Institute for Humane Studies: $164,000
- StandWithUs: $225,000
- Israel Project: $57,000
- Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs: $18,000
- Media Research Center: $10,500
- Middle East Forum: $25,500
- Middle East Media Research Institute: $44,000
- Philanthropy Roundtable: $35,000[7]
2010
- American Enterprise Institute: $140,500
- American Friends of NGO Monitor: $100,000
- American Israel Education Foundation: $175,000
- American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee: $33,500
- American Jewish World Service: $22,168,695.36
- Birthright Israel: $7,500
- Cato Institute: $585,500
- Center for American Progress: $490,000
- Center for Excellence in Education: $20,000
- Center for Individual Rights: $41,500
- Center for Security Policy: $19,500
- Claremont Institute: $32,000
- CAMERA: $14,100
- David Horowitz Freedom Center: $65,500
- Foundation for Individual Rights in Education: $111,500
- Heritage Foundation: $285,500
- Human Rights Watch: $2,493,500
- Institute for Humane Studies: $166,500
- StandWithUs: $200,000
- Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs: $9,500
- Investigative Project on Terrorism Foundation: $51,000
- Middle East Forum: $15,000
- Middle East Media Research Institute: $47,000 [8]
People
- President: Jane G. Greenfield [9]
Contact
website: https://www.vanguardcharitable.org
References
- ↑ The Value in Giving® with a donor-advised fund, Vanguard Charitable Endowment Fund, accessed 17 October 2016
- ↑ Grants to Vanguard Charitable Endowment Fund, Citizens Audit, accessed 17 October 2016.
- ↑ Grants to Vanguard Charitable Endowment Fund, Citizens Audit, accessed 17 October 2016.
- ↑ Vanguard Charitable Endowment Fund, Form 990, 2014
- ↑ Vanguard Charitable Endowment Fund, Form 990, 2013
- ↑ Vanguard Charitable Endowment Fund, Form 990, 2012
- ↑ Vanguard Charitable Endowment Fund, Form 990, 2011
- ↑ Vanguard Charitable Endowment Fund, Form 990, 2010
- ↑ https://www.vanguardcharitable.org/who_we_are/our_team Vanguard Charitable, Who we Are: Our Team], Vanguard Charitable, Accessed 17 October 2016.