Open Society Institute

    New York, NY

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    Active Grants
    What They Fund
    The Open Society Foundations aim to promote democratic principles, human rights, and justice worldwide. By working at both national and global levels, they engage in advocacy, impact investing, and legal action to support a wide array of groups and individuals across more than 100 countries.
    Democratic Governance
    Support for democratic governance, especially in regions with contested politics.
    Human Rights
    Protecting human rights amidst regional conflicts and political restrictions.
    Reducing Inequalities
    Address racial, economic, and political inequalities, particularly in the United States.
    Economic Advancement
    Promoting economic advancement and fairer communities globally.
    Source:
    www.opensocietyfoundations.org
    Summary
    Revenue
    $564.2m
    Number of grants
    582
    Assets
    $5.3b
    Median grant size
    $1.5k
    Total giving
    $221.9m
    Average grant size
    $288.8k
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    $2billion in active funding & 135k funder profiles from across the country
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    Contact
    EIN
    137029285
    Website
    WWW.OPENSOCIETYFOUNDATIONS.ORG
    Phone
    (555) 555-5555
    Address
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    Past Grantees
    Key People
    Name
    Title
    Alexander Soros
    Trustee
    Mark Malloch-Brown
    Trustee & President
    Patrick Gaspard
    President (Former)
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