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Gave $57,005,111 in grants during that year, including: | Gave $57,005,111 in grants during that year, including: | ||
*[[Middle East Forum]] - total of US $30,000 in two transactions. | *[[Middle East Forum]] - total of US $30,000 in two transactions. | ||
| − | *[[Center for Individual Rights]]: $806,500 + | + | *[[Center for Individual Rights]]: $806,500 + 852,000 |
*[[American Friends of IEA]]: $10,000 | *[[American Friends of IEA]]: $10,000 | ||
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*[[Project Liberty]], Inc: $237,820 | *[[Project Liberty]], Inc: $237,820 | ||
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*[[American Enterprise Institute]]: $55,000 | *[[American Enterprise Institute]]: $55,000 | ||
*[[Capital Research Center]]: $1,000 | *[[Capital Research Center]]: $1,000 | ||
*[[Cato Institute]]: $107,200 | *[[Cato Institute]]: $107,200 | ||
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*[[Heritage Foundation]]: $58,500 | *[[Heritage Foundation]]: $58,500 | ||
*[[Hudson Institute]]: $45,000 | *[[Hudson Institute]]: $45,000 | ||
| − | *[[Foundation for Individual Rights in Education]]: $ | + | *[[Foundation for Individual Rights in Education]]: $46,500 |
*[[Claremont Institute]]: $76,000 | *[[Claremont Institute]]: $76,000 | ||
| − | + | *[[Judicial Education Project]]: $3,436,000 + $1,885,000 | |
| − | *[[Judicial Education Project]]: $ | ||
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*[[Philanthropic Enterprise]]: $49,500 | *[[Philanthropic Enterprise]]: $49,500 | ||
| − | *[[Competitive Enterprise Institute]]: $ | + | *[[Competitive Enterprise Institute]]: $1,130,000 |
*[[Reason Foundation]]: $229,000 | *[[Reason Foundation]]: $229,000 | ||
| − | + | *[[Americans for Prosperity Foundation]]: $5,160,000 | |
| − | *[[Americans for Prosperity Foundation]]: $ | + | *[[Students for Liberty]]: $92,100 |
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| − | *[[Students for Liberty]]: $ | ||
*[[Center for Environmental Science Accuracy and Reliability]]: $10,000 | *[[Center for Environmental Science Accuracy and Reliability]]: $10,000 | ||
*[[Libre Initiative Institute]]: $100,000 | *[[Libre Initiative Institute]]: $100,000 | ||
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*[[Donors Capital Fund]]: $24,044.93 | *[[Donors Capital Fund]]: $24,044.93 | ||
*[[Philanthropy Roundtable]]: $11,000 | *[[Philanthropy Roundtable]]: $11,000 | ||
| − | *[[Acton Institute]]: $12,700 | + | *[[Acton Institute for the Study of Religion and Liberty]]: $12,700 |
*[[Center for Security Policy]]: $126,000 | *[[Center for Security Policy]]: $126,000 | ||
*[[Friends of Israel Center for Social and Economic Progress]]: $5,000 | *[[Friends of Israel Center for Social and Economic Progress]]: $5,000 | ||
| + | *[[Commentary]]: $50,000 | ||
| + | *[[Cause of Action]]: $1,500,000 | ||
| + | *[[Libertas]]: $35,000 | ||
Revision as of 19:13, 13 October 2016
Contents
Counterjihad grants channelled through the trust
2014
Gave $57,005,111 in grants during that year, including:
- Middle East Forum - total of US $30,000 in two transactions.
- Center for Individual Rights: $806,500 + 852,000
- American Friends of IEA: $10,000
- Project Liberty, Inc: $237,820
- American Enterprise Institute: $55,000
- Capital Research Center: $1,000
- Cato Institute: $107,200
- Heritage Foundation: $58,500
- Hudson Institute: $45,000
- Foundation for Individual Rights in Education: $46,500
- Claremont Institute: $76,000
- Judicial Education Project: $3,436,000 + $1,885,000
- Philanthropic Enterprise: $49,500
- Competitive Enterprise Institute: $1,130,000
- Reason Foundation: $229,000
- Americans for Prosperity Foundation: $5,160,000
- Students for Liberty: $92,100
- Center for Environmental Science Accuracy and Reliability: $10,000
- Libre Initiative Institute: $100,000
- Energy & Environment Legal Institute: $60,000
- Henry Jackson Society: $20,000
- Donors Capital Fund: $24,044.93
- Philanthropy Roundtable: $11,000
- Acton Institute for the Study of Religion and Liberty: $12,700
- Center for Security Policy: $126,000
- Friends of Israel Center for Social and Economic Progress: $5,000
- Commentary: $50,000
- Cause of Action: $1,500,000
- Libertas: $35,000
2013
Gave $38,475,415 in grants during that year, including:
- Media Research Center received a total grant of $60,000 from the Donors Trust in 2013. [1]
- David Horowitz Freedom Center - the trust gave USD $61,000 to this counterjihad organisation according to IRS filings from 2013.[2]
2012
- Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation gave USD$1,006,565 to this secret trust in 2012.[3]
Other grantees included:
- CATO Institute - $160,500 (14 donations)
- Fund for American Studies - $188,020 (10 donations)
- Philanthropy Roundtable - $14,100 (2 donations)
- Jihad Watch - $10,000
- Middle East Forum - $10,000
- Individual Rights Center - $645,000 (4 donations)
- Hudson Institute - $50,000
- National Christian Foundation - $9,000
- Middle East Forum - $2,500 [4]
People
- Whitney Ball - President & CEO
- Kimberley Dennis - Chairman
- James Piereson - Vice-chairman
- Thomas E. Beach - Director
- William Hume - Director
- Jeffrey Zysik - CFO, Secretary-treasurer [5]
Notes
- ↑ Form 990 2013, Foundation Center, accessed 22 January 2016
- ↑ Donors Trust donations, Conservative Transparency, accessed 21 October 2015
- ↑ Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation, Conservative Transparency database, search date 4 May 2015
- ↑ Form 990 2013, Foundation Center, accessed 22 January 2016
- ↑ Form 990 2013,Foundation Center, accessed 20 January 2016
