| From the issue dated Thursday, February 24, 2000 |
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2000 budget |
Percentage change
from 1999 |
| Annenberg Foundation (St. Davids, Pa.)1 |
$150,000,000 (P) |
+27.0% |
| Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation (Milwaukee) |
$41,000,000 (A) |
+15.7% |
| James Graham Brown Foundation (Louisville, Ky.) |
$21,000,000 (A) |
+13.3% |
| Burnett Foundation (Fort Worth) |
$13,600,000 (A) |
+50.7% |
| Burroughs Wellcome Fund (Research Triangle Park, N.C.)2 |
$38,504,000 (A) |
-0.4% |
| California Endowment (Woodland Hills)3 |
$200,000,000 (A) |
0.0% |
| California HealthCare Foundation (Oakland)3 |
$36,000,000 (P) |
+12.5% |
| Carnegie Corporation of New York4 |
$65,000,000 (A) |
+16.6% |
| Amon G. Carter Foundation (Fort Worth) |
$10,750,000 (A) |
+19.8% |
| Roy J. Carver Charitable Trust (Muscatine, Iowa)5 |
$12,479,246 (A) |
-20.2% |
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2000 budget |
Percentage change
from 1999 |
| Annie E. Casey Foundation (Baltimore) |
$127,537,000 (A) |
+19.0% |
| Champlin Foundations (Warwick, R.I.) |
$23,000,000 (A) |
+0.9% |
| China Medical Board of New York1 |
$10,000,000 (A) |
+19.4% |
| Edna McConnell Clark Foundation (New York)4 |
$27,000,000 (A) |
+18.8% |
| Commonwealth Fund (New York)1 |
$20,921,273 (A) |
+29.1% |
| Connelly Foundation (West Conshohocken, Pa.) |
$17,000,000 (P) |
0.0% |
| Cullen Foundation (Houston) |
$7,000,000 (A) |
+4.2% |
| Nathan Cummings Foundation (New York) |
$19,516,700 (A) |
-8.5% |
| Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation (Morristown, N.J.) |
$18,900,000 (A) |
-3.0% |
| Doris Duke Charitable Foundation (New York) |
$56,290,000 (A) |
+9.9% |
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2000 budget |
Percentage change
from 1999 |
| Jessie Ball duPont Fund (Jacksonville, Fla.)6 |
$17,500,000 (A) |
+11.4% |
| Dyson Foundation (Millbrook, N.Y.) |
$14,500,000 (P) |
+25.1% |
| Ford Foundation (New York)4 |
$635,000,000 (A) |
+18.9% |
| France-Merrick Foundation (Baltimore)7 |
$8,000,000 (A) |
+6.7% |
| Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation (Seattle) |
$1,000,000,000 (A) |
-58.3% |
| William T. Grant Foundation (New York) |
$11,021,618 (A) |
+16.0% |
| Miriam and Peter Haas Fund (San Francisco) |
$11,016,000 (A) |
+6.9% |
| Walter and Elise Haas Fund (San Francisco) |
$9,000,000 (A) |
+16.8% |
| Hall Family Foundation (Kansas City, Mo.) |
$31,000,000 (P) |
+51.8% |
| John A. Hartford Foundation (New York) |
$43,869,000 (A) |
+145.7% |
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2000 budget |
Percentage change
from 1999 |
| Charles Hayden Foundation (New York)1 |
$15,000,000 (A) |
+7.1% |
| William and Flora Hewlett Foundation (Menlo Park, Calif.) |
$121,700,000 (A) |
+34.3% |
| Houston Endowment |
$62,600,000 (A) |
+22.3% |
| James Irvine Foundation (San Francisco) |
$54,000,000 (A) |
+9.6% |
| Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (Princeton, N.J.) |
$425,000,000 (A) |
+1.0% |
| Kansas Health Foundation (Wichita) |
$21,150,000 (P) |
+4.1% |
| Koret Foundation (San Francisco) |
$12,000,000 (A) |
-62.7% |
| Kresge Foundation (Troy, Mich.) |
$119,000,000 (A) |
+8.1% |
| Kronkosky Charitable Foundation (San Antonio) |
$13,000,000 (A) |
-36.9% |
| Lannan Foundation (Santa Fe, N.M.) |
$12,000,000 (A) |
-19.3% |
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2000 budget |
Percentage change
from 1999 |
| John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation (Chicago) |
$177,200,000 (A) |
+2.4% |
| McConnell Foundation (Redding, Calif.) |
$7,500,000 (A) |
-19.9% |
| Robert R. McCormick Tribune Foundation (Chicago) |
$107,200,000 (A) |
-9.9% |
| McCune Foundation (Pittsburgh)4 |
$28,000,000 (A) |
-21.5% |
| James S. McDonnell Foundation (St. Louis) |
$17,284,216 (P) |
-5.7% |
| Andrew W. Mellon Foundation (New York) |
$170,000,000 (A) |
+8.9% |
| Joyce Mertz-Gilmore Foundation (New York) |
$3,500,000 (A) |
-75.1% |
| Moody Foundation (Galveston, Tex.) |
$5,000,000 (A) |
+156.7% |
| Charles Stewart Mott Foundation (Flint, Mich.) |
$115,000,000 (A) |
+0.9% |
| Nellie Mae Foundation (Braintree, Mass.) |
$7,000,000 (A) |
+40.0% |
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2000 budget |
Percentage change
from 1999 |
| Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation (Ardmore, Okla.)6 |
$15,000,000 (P) |
-26.3% |
| John M. Olin Foundation (New York) |
$19,000,000 (P) |
-1.9% |
| David and Lucile Packard Foundation (Los Altos, Calif.) |
$500,000,000 (A) |
+8.4% |
| Park Foundation (Ithaca, N.Y.) |
$27,000,000 (A) |
-31.1% |
| Ralph M. Parsons Foundation (Los Angeles) |
$17,350,000 (P) |
+10.0% |
| William Penn Foundation (Philadelphia) |
$56,000,000 (P) |
+12.0% |
| Pew Charitable Trusts (Philadelphia) |
$250,000,000 (A) |
-0.1% |
| Public Welfare Foundation (Washington)6 |
$18,500,000 (A) |
-5.2% |
| Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust (Indianapolis) |
$16,200,000 (A) |
+22.1% |
| Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation (Winston-Salem, N.C.) |
$10,000,000 (A) |
-62.3% |
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2000 budget |
Percentage change
from 1999 |
| Smith Richardson Foundation (Westport, Conn.) |
$21,620,000 (A) |
+9.1% |
| Rockefeller Brothers Fund (New York) |
$26,025,000 (P) |
+28.9% |
| Dr. Scholl Foundation (Chicago) |
$11,500,000 (A) |
-0.3% |
| Spencer Foundation (Chicago)8 |
$34,000,000 (A) |
+13.3% |
| Stuart Foundation (San Francisco) |
$17,000,000 (A) |
+21.4% |
| Surdna Foundation (New York) |
$30,830,000 (A) |
+6.6% |
| T.L.L. Temple Foundation (Lufkin, Tex.)9 |
$16,000,000 (P) |
+36.6% |
| Whitaker Foundation (Rosslyn, Va.) |
$100,000,000 (A) |
+68.7% |
| Note: Foundations listed in this table provided specific figures for their grants budgets; the other 78 surveyed by The Chronicle did not provide such figures. Unless otherwise noted, figures cover fiscal year ending December 31. |
| n/a Not available.
(A) Budget for grants to be approved.
(P) Budget for grants to be paid.
1 Fiscal year ends June 30.
2 Fiscal year ends August 31.
3 Fiscal year ends last day of February in the subsequent calendar year.
4 Fiscal year ends September 30.
5 Fiscal year ends April 30.
6 Fiscal year ends October 31.
7 Fiscal year ends May 31.
8 Fiscal year ends March 31 in the subsequent calendar year.
9 Fiscal year ends November 30.
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