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Revision as of 13:47, 18 March 2015
According to its website the Russell Berrie Foundation
- carries on the values and passions of the late Russell Berrie, through promoting the continuity of the Jewish people, fostering religious understanding and pluralism, supporting advances in diabetes and humanistic medical care, celebrating unsung heroes and elevating the profession of sales.
It is based in New Jersey, USA.
Grants
- Russell Berrie Foundation gave the Counterterrorism & Security Education and Research Foundation $2,736,000 from 2001-2009 [1]
- Gave rightwing neocon Daniel Pipes vehicle Middle East Forum $273,016.22 from 2001- 2009 [2]
2013 donations
A selection of grants listed the Foundation's 2013 tax filings:
- Investigate Project on Terrorism Foundation - US 100,000 and $15,000 [3]
- Middle East Media and Research Institute - $US100,000
- American Society for Technion - $US 20,000 and $US 2,606,236 [4]
- American Friends of Re'ut Institute - $US 246,717 and $20,000, and 59,066
- Caucas Educational Corporation Inc - $US 127,500
- Aspen Institute- $167,458 in 2013
- Health Resources in Action, $US 25,650 and US 30,000
- Bend the Arc - A Jewish Partnership for Justice, US 1,000
- Center for Religious Tolerance US 5,000
- Center for Interreligious Understanding - US$200,000
- Jewish Federation of Northern New Jersey - $1, 127, 039
- Shalom Hartman Institute(Foreign grantee) - $US 1,453,300 in 2013 and in same year a grant of $50,000 for Muslim Leadership Initiative
- Arnold Gold Foundation
- Bar Ilan University (Israel - Foreign grantee) USD $2.5 million
- Institute for International Education
- Migal Applied Research (Israel) (Foreign grant) USD$3.175 million
- American Jewish Committee
People
Contractors
Documents
- Filing for November 2013
Notes
- ↑ Source: CAP research based on the seven foundations’ Form 990s files with the U.S. Internal Revenue Service from 2001 to 2009, Center for American Progress, Donors to the Islamophobia network, Fear, Inc, p.14
- ↑ Source: CAP research based on the seven foundations’ Form 990s files with the U.S. Internal Revenue Service from 2001 to 2009, Center for American Progress, Donors to the Islamophobia network, Fear, Inc, p.14
- ↑ IRS 990 Filing, Russell Berrie Foundation, Citizen Audit.org, accessed 2 March 2015, p15
- ↑ p27
