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Employment Policies at Foundations

January 27, 2000 | Read Time: 1 minute

The Chronicle of Philanthropy

From the issue dated January 27, 2000

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Grant makers that have a non-discrimination employment policy Grant makers that do not Grant makers that use performance evaluations Grant makers that do not
Percentage Number Percentage Number Percentage Number Percentage Number
Community foundations 74.0% 134 26.0% 47 81.7% 152 18.3% 34
Family foundations 50.0% 49 50.0% 49 64.4% 65 35.6% 36
Private foundations 54.2% 83 45.8% 70 70.1% 108 29.9% 46
Public foundations 81.4% 35 18.6% 8 88.4% 38 11.6% 5
All foundations 63.5% 301 36.5% 173 75.0% 363 25.0% 121
Less than
$5-million
in assets
46.2% 24 53.8% 28 62.3% 33 37.7% 20
$5- to
$9.9-million
in assets
53.8% 28 46.2% 24 54.7% 29 45.3% 24
$10- to
$24.9-million
in assets
60.2% 59 39.8% 39 72.8% 75 27.2% 28
$25- to
$49.9-million
in assets
66.7% 42 33.3% 21 80.0% 52 20.0% 13
$50- to
$99.9-million
in assets
61.3% 38 38.7% 24 82.5% 52 17.5% 11
$100- to
$249.9-million
in assets
68.1% 47 31.9% 22 76.8% 53 23.2% 16
$250-million
or more
in assets
80.8% 63 19.2% 15 88.5% 69 11.5% 9
SOURCE: COUNCIL ON FOUNDATIONS

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