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Foundations that fund international in District of Columbia

1,808 private foundations gave $778 million for international to organizations in District of Columbia in their latest year. The largest was Gates Foundation, with $294 million in 186 grants.

Foundations ranked by international grants to recipients in District of Columbia, latest year
FoundationGrantsAmountAccepts applications
Gates Foundation (Washington)186$294 millionYes
The Susan Thompson Buffett Foundation (Nebraska)4$80.5 millionNo
The William & Flora Hewlett Foundation (California)47$31.3 millionYes
The Ford Foundation (New York)66$22.4 millionYes
The Rob Walton Foundation (Arkansas)7$15.4 millionNo
The Andrew W Mellon Foundation (New York)10$14.8 millionYes
Foundation to Promote Open Society (New York)29$14.3 millionNo
Gordon E and Betty I Moore Foundation (California)10$10.9 millionNo
Ford Philanthropy (Michigan)2$10.7 millionNo
Lilly Endowment Inc (Indiana)4$10.1 millionYes
Tavitian Foundation II Inc (Massachusetts)1$10.0 millionNo
Carnegie Corporation of New York (New York)30$9.0 millionYes
The Coca-Cola Foundation Inc (Georgia)7$8.2 millionYes
Sequoia Climate Foundation (California)6$8.2 millionNo
Conrad N Hilton Foundation (California)20$7.8 millionYes
Good Ventures Foundation (California)8$7.7 millionNo
The Rockefeller Foundation (New York)22$7.6 millionNo
Wellspring Philanthropic Fund Inc (New York)17$7.3 millionNo
Freedom Together Foundation (New York)4$6.2 millionNo
Ge Aerospace Foundation (Connecticut)8$6.0 millionYes
Peter G Peterson Foundation (New York)3$5.3 millionYes
The Bloomberg Family Foundation Inc (New York)3$5.1 millionNo
ONE8 Foundation (Massachusetts)6$4.0 millionNo
The David and Lucile Packard Foundation (California)12$3.9 millionYes
John Templeton Foundation (Pennsylvania)5$3.4 millionYes

Amounts count grants whose purpose or recipient matches international, paid to recipients in District of Columbia. A foundation based in another state appears when it gives here.

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