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Billionaire brothers Charles (L) and David Koch

Koch Family Foundations consist of the David H. Koch Foundation, the Charles G. Koch Charitable Foundation, the Claude R. Lambe Charitable Foundation,[1] and the Knowledge and Progress Fund.[2] Charles and David Koch lead Koch Industries, one of the richest privately held corporations in the world, and they are two of the twenty wealthiest people in the world. David leads the foundation that shares his name; Charles leads the foundation that shares his name; and Charles and his family sit on the board of the Lambe Foundation, which is led by one of the brothers' long-time confidantes in advancing their ideological agenda, Richard Fink. Charles leads the Knowledge and Progress Fund, and Fink is the President.[3]

Koch Wiki

Charles Koch is the right-wing billionaire owner of Koch Industries. As one of the richest people in the world, he is a key funder of the right-wing infrastructure, including the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) and the State Policy Network (SPN). In SourceWatch, key articles on Charles Koch and his late brother David include: Koch Brothers, Americans for Prosperity, Stand Together Chamber of Commerce, Stand Together, Koch Family Foundations, Koch Universities, and I360.

Documents Contained at the Anti-Environmental Archives
Documents written by or referencing this person or organization are contained in the Anti-Environmental Archive, launched by Greenpeace on Earth Day, 2015. The archive contains 3,500 documents, some 27,000 pages, covering 350 organizations and individuals. The current archive includes mainly documents collected in the late 1980s through the early 2000s by The Clearinghouse on Environmental Advocacy and Research (CLEAR), an organization that tracked the rise of the so called "Wise Use" movement in the 1990s during the Clinton presidency. Access the index to the Anti-Environmental Archives here.

Contents

Organizations Funded

Scroll down to find a Foundation name and the organizations it has funded.

Below is a list of some of the present or past recipients of funding from one or more of these foundations:

American Legislative Exchange Council (received a loan of $500,000 in 1996)[4]
Cato Institute
Citizens for a Sound Economy Foundation
George Mason University
George Mason University Foundation, Inc.
Heritage Foundation
Institute for Justice
Foundation for Research on Economics and the Environment
Reason Foundation
Federalist Society for Law and Public Policy Studies
Institute for Humane Studies
Pacific Research Institute for Public Policy
Washington Legal Foundation
Capital Research Center
Competitive Enterprise Institute
Ethics and Public Policy Center, Inc.
National Center for Policy Analysis
Citizens for Congressional Reform Foundation
Manhattan Institute for Policy Research, Inc.
Acton Institute for the Study of Religion and Liberty
Political Economy Research Center, Inc.
Media Institute
National Foundation for Teaching Entrepreneurship
University of Chicago
Defenders of Property Rights
University of Kansas Endowment Assocation
Texas Public Policy Foundation
Center for Individual Rights
Heartland Institute
Texas Justice Foundation
Institute for Policy Innovation
Center of the American Experiment
Atlas Economic Research Foundation
Young America's Foundation
Henry Hazlitt Foundation
Atlantic Legal Foundation
National Taxpayers Union Foundation
Families Against Mandatory Minimums
Philanthropy Roundtable
Free Enterprise Institute
John Locke Foundation
Hudson Institute, Inc.
Alexis de Tocqueville Institution
National Environmental Policy Institute
Washington University
Pacific Legal Foundation
American Council for Capital Formation
Institute for Political Economy
State Policy Network
Fraser Institute
Mackinac Center
Institute for Research on the Economics of Taxation
Institute for Objectivist Studies
Americans for Prosperity Bill of Rights Institute
Mercatus Center
Whitman College


Koch University Funding - Koch and Academic Freedom

Since 2005, Charles Koch and Koch Industries executive Richard Fink have overseen $68 million dollars in contributions to 308 colleges and universities in the United States.[5] In 2005, the Koch brothers and their political strategists were financing just seven universities. As of 2013, Koch had sent money to over 300 schools. Over half of this $68 million figure went to George Mason University alone.[6]

In many cases, Koch contributions to higher education has come with stipulations written into contracts, often increasing the liability of the recipient university for financing operations initiated by the Charles Koch Foundation if the university loses funding from the Kochs. PolluterWatch contains a roundup of documented concerns about Koch and academic freedom on campus from professors, students, higher education professionals and nonprofit watchdog organizations.[7]

More documentation of Koch academic freedom concerns is available on the Koch Universities page.

Ties to DonorsTrust, a Koch Conduit

DonorsTrust is considered a "donor-advised fund," which means that it divides its funds into separate accounts for individual donors, who then recommend disbursements from the accounts to different non-profits. Funds like DonorsTrust are not uncommon in the non-profit sector, but they do cloak the identity of the original donors because the funds are typically distributed in the name of DonorsTrust rather than the original donors.[8] Very little was known about DonorsTrust until late 2012 and early 2013, when the Guardian and others published extensive reports on what Mother Jones called "the dark-money ATM of the conservative movement."[9][10]

Americans for Prosperity, an organization founded and funded by the Koch brothers, received nearly $9.5 million from DonorsTrust and Donors Capital Fund from 2010 to 2012.[11]

DonorsTrust Funding

The Koch Family Foundations contributed $125,000 to DonorsTrust and Donors Capital Fund between 2010 and 2013 (see links to the foundation's IRS forms 990 below).

A report by the Center for Public Integrity exposes a number of DonorsTrust funders, many of which have ties to the Koch brothers. One of the most prominent funders is the Knowledge and Progress Fund, a Charles Koch-run organization and one of the group's largest known contributors, having donated nearly $9 million from 2005 to 2012. Other contributors known to have donated at least $1 million to DonorsTrust include the Richard and Helen DeVos Foundation, Donald & Paula Smith Family Foundation, Searle Freedom Trust, Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation, and the John M. Olin Foundation.[12]

Since its inception in 1999, DonorsTrust has been used by conservative foundations and individuals to discretely funnel nearly $400 million to like-minded think tanks and media outlets.[12] According to the organization's tax documents, in 2011, DonorsTrust contributed a total of $86 million to conservative organizations. Many recipients had ties to the State Policy Network (SPN), a wide collection of conservative state-based think tanks and media organizations that focus on shaping public policy and opinion. In 2013, the Center for Media and Democracy released a special report on SPN. Those who received DonorsTrust funding included media outlets such as the Franklin Center and the Lucy Burns Institute, as well as think tanks such as SPN itself, the Heartland Institute, Illinois Policy Institute, Independence Institute, Mackinac Center for Public Policy, South Carolina Policy Council, American Legislative Exchange Council, Manhattan Institute for Policy Research, Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs, and the Cascade Policy Institute.[13]

Contributions of the Charles G. Koch Foundation

According to its website, "The Charles Koch Foundation was established in 1980 by Charles G. Koch in order to advance social progress and well-being through the study and advancement of economic freedom. Through the Foundation’s history, it has supported the study of economic freedom through grant giving and support for professional education programs...The Foundation also supports two of the Charles Koch Institute’s professional education programs: the Koch Associate Program and the Koch Internship Program. Originally run by the Foundation, these programs are now administered by the Charles Koch Institute."[14] The website also notes that "the Charles Koch Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and is a private foundation within the meaning of Section 509(a) of the Internal Revenue Code. Grants from the Charles Koch Foundation are made only to charitable organizations as defined in section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code."

1998 [15]

  • American Legislative Exchange Council: $70,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Center for Excellence in Education: $1,250 for "General Operating Support"
  • Center for Education and Culture: $5,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Federalist Society: $130,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • The Foundation for Research on Economics and the Environment: $75,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • The Foundation for Teaching Economics: $65,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • The GMU Foundation: $2,000,000 for "Research and Educational Programs"
  • Harding University: $10,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Harvard Center for Risk Analysis: $80,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Institute for Political Economy: $2,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • International Fund for Research in Experimental Economics: $10,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Kansas Cultural Trust: $95,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • National Fund for Teaching Entrepreneurship: $80,000 for "General Support"
  • Philanthropy Roundtable: $5,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Robert J. Dole Federal Building: $3,036 for "General Operating Support"
  • Steadman Hawkins Institute for Sports Medicine: $110,000 for "Research Programs"
  • Thoreau Institute: $50,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Young America's Foundation: $10,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Youth Entrepreneurs of Kansas: $340,000 for "General Operating Support"

1999 [16]

  • American Legislative Exchange Council: $13,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Clemson University: $10,000 for "Research Programs"
  • Federalist Society: $35,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • The Foundation for Economic Education: $5,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • The Fred and Mary R. Koch Foundation: $400,000 for "Grant Programs"
  • Humane Studies Foundation: $200,000 For "Educational Programs"
  • International Foundation for Research in Experimental Economics: $10,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Kansas Cultural Trust: $85,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Philanthropy Roundtable: $5,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Steadman/Hawinks Institute for Sports Medicine: $110,000 for "Research Programs"

2000 [17]

  • American Legislative Exchange Council: $85,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Bill of Rights Institute: $200,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • David H. Koch Charitable Foundation: $2,000,000 for "Grant Program Support"
  • The Foundation for Economic Education: $8,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • The Fred and Mary R. Koch Foundation: $300,000 for "Grant Program Support"
  • George Mason University Foundation: $2,080,000 for "Educational and Research Programs"
  • International Foundation for Research in Experimental Economics: $10,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Kansas Cultural Trust: $105,475 for "General Operating Support"
  • National Foundation for Teaching Entrepreneurship: $5,000 for "Program Support"
  • Philanthropy Roundtable: $5,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Resources for the Future: $90,000 for "Research Program Support"

2001 [18]

2002 [19]

  • American Prosecutors Research Institute: $67,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Bill of Rights Institute: $350,000 for "General Operating Support" and 142,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Federalist Society:$50,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Fund for American Studies: $25,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Gallatin Writers: $15,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • George Mason University Foundation: $952,000 for "Educational and Research Programs"
  • Institute for Humane Studies: $334,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • International Foundation for Experimental Research in Economics: $10,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • JFK School of Government: $55,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Kansas Cultural Trust: $103,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Mercatus Center: $400,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • The National Salvation Army: $100,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • The Phillips Foundation: $25,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Russel E. Windsor Foundation: $10,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Tax Foundation: $50,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Fox-Wolfe Watershed Alliance: $20,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Youth Entrepreneurs of Kansas: $300,000 for "General Operating Support"

2003 [20]

  • The Acton Institute: $25,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Center for Excellence in Education: $5,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Environmental Literacy Council: $57,516 for "General Operating Support"
  • The Federalist Society: $71,200 for "General Operating Support"
  • The Fred C. and Mary R. Koch Foundation: $460,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • George Mason University Foundation: $1,943,00 for "Educational and Research Programs"
  • Institute for Humane Studies: $15,000 for "General Operating Support" and $7,475 for "Educational Programs"
  • Intercollegiate Studies Institute: $1,250 for "General Operating Support"
  • Kansas Cultural Trust: $112,955 for "General Operating Support"
  • Mercatus Center: $27,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Pacific Research Institute: $90,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • The Phillips Foundation: $25,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Political Economy Research Foundation: $14,500 for "General Operating Support"
  • Sand County Foundation: $46,750 for "General Operating Support"
  • Wildlife Habitat Council: $15,000 for "General Operating Support"

2004 [21]

2005 [22]

  • Action Business School: $100,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • The Acton Institute: $25,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Alliance for School Choice: $10,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Bill of Rights Institute: $300,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Center For Excellence in Education: $5,000 for "Educational and Research Programs"
  • Environmental Literacy Council: $50,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • The Federalist Society: $75,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • the Milton & Rose D. Friedman Foundation: $15,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Fund for American Studies: $30,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • George Mason University Foundation: $1,102,000 For "Educational and Research Programs"
  • Independence Institute: $56,661 for "General Operating Support"
  • International Foundation for Experimental Research in Economics: $380,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Mackinac Center for Public Policy: $10,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Mercatus Center: $800,000 for "general operating support" and 215,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Pacific Research Institute: $90,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Philanthropy Roundtable: $25,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • The Phillips Foundation: $37,500 for "General Operating Support"
  • San Jose State University Foundation: $25,500 for "General Operating Support"
  • Smithsonian Institution: $55,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Texas Public Policy Foundation: $35,642 for "Educational Programs"
  • Youth Entrepreneurs of Kansas: $300,000 for "General Operating Support"

2006 [23]

2007 [24]

  • Association of Private Enterprise in Education: $20,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Atlas Economic Research Foundation: $25,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Beloit College: $40,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Berry College: $32,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Bill of Rights Institute: $200,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Buckeye Institute for Public Policy: $12,688 for "General Operating Support"
  • Center for Excellence in Education: $5,000 for "Education and Research Programs"
  • Clemson University-Department of Economics: $52,400 for "Educational Programs"
  • Commonwealth Foundation for Public Policy Alternatives: $9,134 for "General Operating Support"
  • The Federalist Society: $75,000 for "General Operating support"
  • Florida State University: $50,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Fund for American Studies: $28,650 for "General Operating Support"
  • George Mason University Foundation: $408,000 for Educational and Research Programs"
  • Grove City College: $28,700 for "General Operating Support"
  • Hampden-Sydney College: $25,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Institute for Humane Studies: $885,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • James Madison Institute: $6,850
  • Massachusetts Institute of Technology: $250,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Mackinac Center for Public Policy: $40,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Mercatus Center: 2,682,500 for "General Operating Support" and "Educational Programs"
  • Montana State: $11,000 for "Educational Programs
  • Philanthropy Roundtable: $25,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • The Phillips Foundation: $20,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Rhodes College: $5,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • St. Lawrence University: $12,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • San Jose State University:$11,900 for "Educational Programs"
  • Santa Clara Univeristy: $5,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Smithsonian Institution: $5,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Suffolk University: $97,236 for "General Operating Support"
  • University of Kansas School of Business: $25,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Utah State University: $32,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • West Virginia University Foundation: $155,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Young America's Foundation: $10,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Youth Entrepreneurs of Kansas Foundation: $375,000 for "General Operating Support"

2008 [25]

  • Appalachian State College: $17,000 for "Education Programs"
  • Association of Private Enterprise in Education: $18,500 for "Education Programs"
  • Atlas Economic Research Foundation: $35,000 for "Education Programs
  • Auburn University: $300,000 for "Education Programs"
  • Beloit College: $31,000 for "Education Programs"
  • Berry College: $10,800 for "Education Programs"
  • Bill of Rights Institute: $300,000 for "Education Programs"
  • Brown University: $136,000 for "Education Programs"
  • Buckeye Institute for Public Policy: $12,613 for "General Operating Support"
  • Cato Institute: $10,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Case Western Reserve: $25,000 for "Education and Research Programs"
  • Clemson University: $130,116 for "Education Programs"
  • College of Charleston: $19,742 for "Education Programs"
  • Commonwealth Foundation for Public Policy Alternatives: $9,371 for "General Operating Support"
  • Critical Review Foundation: $8,500 for "Education Programs"
  • Dartmouth University: $22,000 for "Education Programs"
  • Duquesne University: $18,000 for "Education Programs"
  • The Federalist Society: $75,000 for "Student Leadership Program"
  • Florida Gulf Coast University: $16,000 for "Education Programs"
  • Foundation for Individual Rights: $300,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Fraser Institute: $150,000 for "Research Support"
  • Freedomfest: 5,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Fund for American Studies: $3,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • George Mason University: $2,781,500 for "General Operating Support"
  • Grove City College: $46,6000 for "Education Programs"
  • Hampden-Sydney College: $18,500 for "Education Programs"
  • Hillsdale College: $33,000 for "Education Programs"
  • Institute for Humane Studies: $1,169,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Jack Miller Center: $212,000 for "Education Programs"
  • James Madison Institute: $39,462 for "General Operating Support"
  • John Williams Pope Foundation: $15,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • The King's College: $12,000 for "Education Programs"
  • Loyola University: $75,000 for "Education Programs"
  • Mercatus Center: $1,050,000 for "Education Programs"
  • Mercer University: $16,000 for "Education Programs"
  • Metropolitan State College of Denver: $17,000 for "Education Programs"
  • Michigan State University: $15,360 for "Education Programs"
  • Montana State: $24,000 for "Education Programs"
  • National Taxpayer's Union: $5,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • New York State University: $26,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Northern Michigan University: $1,000 for "Education Programs"
  • Northwestern University: $200,000 for "Education Programs"
  • Pennsylvania State: $18,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Rhodes College: $15,300 for "Education Programs"
  • St. Cloud State University: $4,000 for "Education Programs"
  • St. Lawrence University: $4,000 for "Education Programs"
  • Suffolk University: $97,236 for "Education Programs"
  • The Tower Foundation of San Jose State University: $15,000 for "Education Programs"
  • Towson University: $4,650 for "Education Programs"
  • Trinity College: $20,000 for "Education Programs"
  • University of Alaska: $15,500 for "Education Programs"
  • University of Kansas: $25,000 for "Education Programs"
  • University of Missouri: $17,500 for "Education Programs"
  • University of St. Thomas: $30,000 for "Education Programs"
  • Utah State University: $15,000 for "Education Programs"
  • University of Texas Pan-Am: $20,600 for "Education Programs"
  • West Virginia University: $5,000 for "Education Programs

2009 [26]

  • Acton Institute: $153,750 for "General Operating Support"
  • American Council of Trustees: $22,912 for "Educational Programs"
  • American Legislative Exchange Council: $75,858 for "Educational Programs"
  • Americans for Prosperity: $67,556 for "Educational Programs"
  • American University: $7,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • Arch Foundation: $2,600 for "Educational Programs"
  • Ashland University: $20,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Association of Private Enterprise Education: $60,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Atlas Economic Research Foundation: $38,800 for "General Operating Support and Educational Programs"
  • Ball State University: $8,300 for "Educational Programs"
  • Barton College: $4,320 for "Educational Programs"
  • The Beckett Fund: $20,538 for "Educational Programs"
  • Beloit College: $32,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Berry College: $12,100 for "Educational Programs"
  • Bethel College: $5,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Bill of Rights Institute: $303,909 for "General Operating Support and Educational Programs"
  • University of Nebraska Board of Regents: $10,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Boys and Girls Club of South Central Kansas: $5,229 for "Educational Programs"
  • Brown University: $147,154 for "Educational and Research Programs"
  • Buckeye Institute for Public Policy Solutions: $3,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Campbell University: $7,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Center for Freedom & Prosperity Foundation: $54,266 for "Educational Programs"
  • Chapman University: $25,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Claremont McKenna College: $22,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Clemson University: $250,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • College of Charleston: $32,160 for "Educational Programs"
  • Collegians for a Constructive Tomorrow: $12,285 for "Educational Programs"
  • Commonwealth Foundation for Public Policy Alternatives: $41,828 for "General Operating Support and Educational Programs"
  • Competitive Enterprise Institute: $24,079 for "Educational Programs"
  • Critical Review Foundation: $16,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Dartmouth College: $10,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Duquesne Unviersity: $20,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Federalist Society for Law and Public Policy Studies: $6,299 for "Educational Programs"
  • Florida Gulf Coast University: $289,150 for "Educational Programs"
  • Florida State University: $289,150 for "Educational Programs"
  • Foundation for Economic Education: $15,767 for "Educational Programs"
  • Foundation for Individual Rights in Education: $250,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Fraser Institute: $175,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • Fund for American Studies: $20,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Galen Institute: $3,590 for "Educational Project"
  • George Mason University: $4,998,800 for "General Operating Support & Educational Programs"
  • Georgia State University: $9,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Gloucester Institute: $15,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Grove City College: $37,335 for "Educational Programs"
  • Hampden-Sydney College: $14,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Hillsdale College: $28,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Indiana University $10,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Institute for Humane Studies: 2,461,091 for "General Operating Support and Educational Programs"
  • James Madison Institute: $9,667 for "General Operating Support"
  • James Madison University: $20,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • John Locke Foundation: $37,472 for "Educational Programs"
  • John Williams Pope Center for Higher Education Policy: $21,107 for "Educational Programs"
  • John William Pope Foundation: $18,979 for "Educational Programs"
  • The King's College: $13,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • Laffer Center for Global Economic Growth: $100,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Loyola University: $8,5000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Mackinac Center for Public Policy: $19,151 for "Educational Programs"
  • Market Based Management Institute: $82,500 for "General Operating Support"
  • Mercer University: $16,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Metropolitan State College: $12,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Michigan State University: $8,720 for "Educational Programs"
  • Montana State University: $4,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • National University: $11,208 for "Educational Programs" *(See Returned Grants below.)
  • New York University: $97,000 for "Educational and Research Programs"
  • Northeastern State University: $13,200 for "Educational Programs"
  • Northwestern Oklahoma State University: $4,250 for "Educational Programs"
  • Northwestern State University: $250,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Free to Choose Network: $10,058 for "Educational Programs"
  • Property and Environment Research Analysis: $38,644 for "Educational Programs"
  • Pennsylvanian State University: $27,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • Pepperdine University: $13,200 for "Educational Programs"
  • Philanthropy Roundtable: $43,968 for "General Operating Support& Educational Programs"
  • Reason Foundation: $30,309 for "Educational Programs"
  • Rhodes College: $25,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • Rockford College: $13,150 for "Educational Programs"
  • Ryan Foundation: $3,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • St. Cloud State University: $5,200 for "Educational Programs"
  • St. John's University: "$6,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • St. Lawrence University: $10,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Seton Hall University: $11,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory: $65,000 for "General Support for Research"
  • Society Dev Austrian Economic: $10,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • South Carolina Policy Council: $40,000 for "Education Project"
  • Students for Liberty: $3,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • Suffolk University: $136,771 for "Educational Programs"
  • Tax Foundation: $62,369 for "Educational Programs"
  • Texas Christian University: $7,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • The Tower Foundation of San Jose State University: $19,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • Trinity College: $30,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Alabama: $22,950 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Alaska: $15,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Arizona: $13,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of California Los Angeles: $14,926 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Colorado: $23,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Missouri-Columbia: $14,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Rochester: $9,00 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of San Diego: $4,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of South Alabama: $5,735 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Texas Pan-America: $20,400 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Texas-Arlington: $11,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Texas-Austin: $2,400 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Texas-El Paso: $10,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • Utah State University: $47,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Utah State Univeristy Foundation: $125,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation: $8,004 for "Educational Programs
  • Wake Forest University: $7,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • West Texas A&M University: $6,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • West Virginia University: $200,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Western Carolina University: $12,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Youth Entrepreneurs of Kansas: $466,725 for "General Operating Support and Educational Programs"

2010[27]

  • Acton Institute: $25,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Alexander Hamilton Institute: $14,160 for "Educational Programs"
  • Alma College: $7,175 for "Educational Programs"
  • American Council of Trustees: $5,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • American Spectator Foundation: $10,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • American University: $10,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Andrew College: $2,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • Association of Private Enterprise Education: $60,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Arkansas Tech University: $8,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • Arts and Sciences Foundation: $150,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Athens State University: $7,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Azusa Pacific University: $7,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Ball State University: $16,300 for "Educational Programs"
  • Barton College: $3,360 for "Educational Programs"
  • Baylor University: $6,000 for "Educational Programs" *(See Returned Grants below.)
  • Beloit College: $32,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Berry College: $9,600 for "Educational Programs"
  • Bethel College: $8,505 for "Educational Programs"
  • Bill of Rights Institute: $300,000 for Educational Programs"
  • Boise State University: $7,550 for "Educational Programs"
  • Brown University: $116,978 for "Educational and Research Programs"
  • Buena Vista University: $1,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Campbell University: $13,600 for "Educational Programs"
  • Chapman University: $40,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Charleston Southern University: $7,200 for "Educational Programs"
  • Christendom College: $5,100 for "Educational Programs"
  • Claremont McKenna College: $14,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Clemson University: $250,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Christopher Newport University: $6,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Coastal Carolina University: $6,300 for "Educational Programs"
  • Colgate University: $5,972 for "Educational Programs"
  • College of Charleston: $29,919 for "Educational Programs"
  • College of New Jersey: $15,310 for "Educational Programs"
  • College of William&Mary: $4,800 for "Educational Programs"
  • Colorado College: $9,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Critical Review Foundation: $8,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • California State University: $7,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Delaware State University: $7,250 for "Educational Programs"
  • Donors Trust: $25,000 for "Educational Project"
  • Duke University: $11,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • Duquesne Unviersity: $17,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Foundation for Individual Rights in Education: $175,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Florida Gulf Coast University: $36,246 for "Educational Programs"
  • Florida State University: $350,544 for "Educational Programs"
  • Foundation for Economic Education: $7,00 for "Educational Programs"
  • Fraser Institute: $150,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • George Fox University: $6,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • George Mason University: $3,667,144 for "General Operating Support & Educational Programs"
  • George Washington University: $15,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Georgia Tech Research Corp: $15,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Grove City College: $32,214 for "Educational Programs"
  • Hampden-Sydney College: $16,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Hanover College: $5,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • Henderson State University: $6,515 for "Educational Programs"
  • Hillsdale College: $26,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Indiana University: -$2,400 (Refund of unused funds from 2009 grant)
  • Institute for Humane Studies: 2,159,500 for "General Operating Support and Educational Programs"
  • Jack Miller Center: $250,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Jacksonville State University: $6,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • James Madison Institute: $7,500 for "General Operating Support"
  • James Madison University: $12,705 for "Educational Programs"
  • La Sierra School of Business: $7,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • Lakeland: $7,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Lindenwood: $5,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Loyola University (Chicago): -$1,316 (Refund of unused funds from 2009 grant)
  • Loyola University (New Orelans): $20,000 for "Educational Programs)
  • Louisiana State University: $11,340 for "Educational Programs"
  • Market Based Management Institute: $145,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Mercer University: $10,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • Metropolitan State College: $15,0 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Michigan: $11,607 for "Educational Programs"
  • Michigan State University: $10,650 for "Educational Programs"
  • Milligan College: $3,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Massachusetts Institute of Technology: $45,480 for "Educational Programs"
  • Montana State University: $18,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Montclair State University: $8,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Morehead State Univeristy: $9,300 for "General Support for Research"
  • National Review Institute: $10,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • National University: $10,500 for "Educational Programs" *(See Returned Grants below.)
  • Network of Enlightened Women: $2,500 for "General Operating Support"
  • New York University: $10,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • North Carolina State University: $4,000 for "Educational Programs" *(See Returned Grants below.)
  • Northeastern State University: $8,400 for "Educational Programs"
  • Northern Illinois Research Foundation: $3,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Northwest Oklahoma State University: $4,250 for "Educational Programs"
  • Northwood University: $40,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Novim Group: $150,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Oglethorpe: $5,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Ohio University: $5,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Ohio University Foundation: $14,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Pepperdine University: $18,950 for "Educational Programs"
  • Philanthropy Roundtable: 25,000 for "General Operating Support& Educational Programs"
  • Phillips Foundation: $25,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Phillips School of Business: $2,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Presbyterian College: $2,200 for "Educational Programs"
  • Providence College: $5,250 for "Educational Programs"
  • Regent University: $7,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • Research Foundation of the State University of New York: $12,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Rhodes College: $28,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Rob Morris University: $1,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • Rockford College: $7,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • Roosevelt: $7,950 for "Educational Programs"
  • Royal Institution for the Advancement of Learning: $6,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Ryan Foundation: $4,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • Saginaw Valley State: $4,940 for "Educational Programs"
  • Salisbury University: $12,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Salvation Army: $50,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • San Jose State University: $16,500
  • Sarah Lawrence College: $9,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Seton Hall University: $10,131 for "Educational Programs"
  • Skidmoore College: $3,800 for "Educational Programs"
  • Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory: $55,000 for "General Support for Research"
  • Southern Illinois University: $14,974 for "Educational Programs"
  • Southern Methodist University: $800 for "Educational Programs"
  • St. Cloud State University: $5,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • St. John Fisher College: $8,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • St. John's University: $22,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • St. Lawrence University: $10,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • St. Vincent: $7,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • Stillman College: $7,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • Stonehill College: $13,494 for "Educational Programs"
  • Students for Liberty: $20,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Suffolk University: $209,697 for "Educational Programs"
  • Texas State University-San Marcos: $7,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • The Fund for American Studies: $80,000 for "Educational Programs"]
  • Trinity College: $11,053 for "Educational Programs"
  • Troy University: $240,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • UB Foundation Services Inc.: $7,960 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Alabama-Huntsville: $8,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Alaska-Fairbanks: $11,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Arizona: $512,445 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Arkansas-Little Rock: $6,855 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of California-Davis: $6,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of California Los Angeles: $8,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of California Riverside: $15,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Central Arkansas: $5,175 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Colorado: $20,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Dallas: $16,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Dayton: $15,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Houston: $10,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Illinois-Springfield: $10,375 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Kentucky: $2,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Louisville: $31,055 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Maine-Machias: $6,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Missouri-Columbia: $14,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of North Carolina: $5,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Nebraska-Omaha: $10,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Nevada-Reno: $8,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Notre Dame: $9,650 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Oklahoma: $3,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of San Diego: $9,317 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of South Florida: $5,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Texas at El Paso: $11,475 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Texas Pan-America: $18,300 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Washington: $7,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Washington: $7,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of West Florida: $7,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire: $8,500 for Educational Programs
  • University of Wisconsin-Madison: $5,400 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Richmond: $11,675 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of South Alabama: $9,851 for "Educational Programs"
  • Utah State University: $9,851 for "Educational Programs"
  • Wake Forest University: $6,810 for "Educational Programs"
  • Wesleyan: $9,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • West Virginia University: $272,100 for "Educational Programs"
  • Western Kentucky University: $6,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Whitman College: $6,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Winston-Salem State: $8,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • WMU Foundation: $14,090 for "Educational Programs
  • Yeshiva University: $20,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Greater Wichita YMCA: $5,000 for "General Operating Support"

2011[28]

  • Bill of Rights Institute: $350,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Clemson University: $250,000 for for "Educational Programs"
  • Florida State University Foundation: $250,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Jack Miller Center: $250,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Southern Methodist University: $101,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Troy University Foundation: $240,000 for "Educational Programs"; $720,000 for "Manual H Johnson Center for Political Economy"
  • University of Arizona Foundation: $200,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Utah State University Foundation: $125,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • West Virginia University Foundation: $283,100 for "Educational Programs"
  • Salvation Army: $35,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • The Phillips Foundation: $29,600 for "Educational Programs"
  • YMCA of Wichita, Kansas: $5,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • George Mason University: $4,157,548 for "Educational Programs"
  • Institute for Humane Studies: $3,671,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • Academy on Capitalism on Limited Government Foundation: $80,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Florida State University: $123,765 for "Educational Programs"; $230, 355 for "PhD Student Fellowships"
  • George Washington University: $4,500 for "Research"
  • New York University: $35,500 for "Educational Programs"; $35,500 for "Legal Fellowship"
  • Suffolk University: $91,692 for "Educational Programs"; $33,751 for "PhD Student Fellowships"
  • University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill: $100,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Market-Based Management Institute: $185,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • American Council of Trustees and Alumni: $25,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Donors Trust: $50,000 for "General Operating Support," $25,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Foundation for Individual Rights in Education: $75,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Philanthropy Roundtable: $25,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Georgia Public Policy Foundation: $1,750 for "Research"
  • Pacific Research Institute: $2,000 for "Research"
  • Utah State University: $35,000 for "Research"
  • Acton Institute: $50,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Heartland Institute: $25,000 for "Research"
  • George Mason University Foundation: $250,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Texas Public Policy Foundation: $30,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Commonwealth Foundation: $5,583 for "Educational Programs"
  • American Enterprise Institute: $200,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Bernard Center: $25,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Capital Research Center: $10,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • American Spectator Foundation: $10,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • America's Future Foundation: $700 for "Educational Programs"
  • Bluegrass Institute for Public Policy Solutions: $5,200 for "Educational Programs"
  • Liberty on the Rocks: $300 for "Educational Programs"
  • Network of Enlightened Women: $3,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Students for Liberty: $25,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • The Fund for American Studies: $15,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Alexander Hamilton Institute: $9,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Alma College: $8,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Arkansas Tech University: $12,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • Azusa Pacific University: $23,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • Barton College: $5,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Beloit College: $32,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Berry College: $15,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Bethel College: $9,600 for "Educational Programs"
  • Boise State University Foundation: $7,470 for "Educational Programs"
  • Brown University: $37,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • Buena Vista University: $1,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • California State University East Bay Foundation: $7,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Campbell University: $16,093
  • Carnegie Mellon University: $5,850 for "Educational Programs"
  • Carthage College: $6,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • Chapman University: $24,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Charleston Southern University: $10,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Christendom College: $10,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Christopher Newport University: $8,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Claremont McKenna College: $14,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Coastal Carolina University: $15,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • College of Charleston Foundation: $36,731
  • College of William and Mary: $7,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • Dartmouth College: $15,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Delaware State University: $8,172 for "Educational Programs"
  • Delta State University: $8,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Duke University: $16,281 for "Educational Programs"
  • Duquesne University: $25,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Fayetteville State University: $7,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Florida Gulf Coast University: $26,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • George Fox University: $10,892 for "Educational Programs"
  • George Washington University: $86,120 for "Educational Programs"
  • Georgetown University: $14,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Georgia College & State University: $8,830 for "Educational Programs"
  • Georgia State University Foundation: $6,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Grove City College: $38,100 for "Educational Programs"
  • Hampden-Sydney College: $35,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Hanover College: $5,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Hillsdale College: $23,423 for "Educational Programs"
  • James Madison Institute: $20,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Johns Hopkins University: $9,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • La Sierra University: $10,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Lake Forest College: $7,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • Linfield College: $11,500 for "Educational Programs" *(See Returned Grants below.)
  • Loyola University New Orleans: $25,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Massachusetts Institute of Technology: $25,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • McKendree University: $7,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • McNeese State University: $4,500
  • Metropolitan State College Denver Foundation: $15,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • Middle Tennessee State University Foundation: $8,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Midwestern State University Foundation: $4,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Milligan College: $5,800 for "Educational Programs"
  • National University: $10,000 for "Educational Programs" *(See Returned Grants below.)
  • Nicholls State University: $4,200 for "Educational Programs"
  • North Carolina State University: $9,000 for "Educational Programs" *(See Returned Grants below.)
  • Northwestern University: $750 for "Educational Programs"
  • Northwood University-Florida: $6,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Ohio University Foundation: $14,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Oklahoma State University Foundation: $36,400 for "Educational Programs"
  • Patrick Henry College: $8,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Presbyterian College: $2,043 for "Educational Programs"
  • Providence College: $8,400 for "Educational Programs"
  • Randolph-Macon College: $9,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Regent University: $10,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Rhodes College: $15,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Robert Morris University: $5,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • Rockford College: $11,700 for "Educational Programs"
  • Roosevelt University: $8,400 for "Educational Programs"
  • Ryan Foundation: $15,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Saginaw Valley State University: $3,650 for "Educational Programs"
  • Salisbury University: $12,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • San Diego State University Research Foundation: $5,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • Sarah Lawrence College: $8,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Seton Hall University: $10,780 for "Educational Programs"
  • Skidmore College: $4,200 for "Educational Programs"
  • Southeast Idaho Research Institute: $7,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • Southern Illinois University-Carbondale: $17,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Southern Utah University: $9,200 for "Educational Programs"
  • St. Ambrose University: $5,400 for "Educational Programs"
  • St. Cloud State University Foundation: $6,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • St Edwards University: $7,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • St. John's University: $29,562 for "Educational Programs"
  • St. Lawrence University: $14,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • State University of New York-Plattsburgh: $7,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • Stephen F. Austin State University: $7,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Suffolk University: $19,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Texas A&M University: $9,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • The College of New Jersey: $11,900 for "Educational Programs"
  • Tower Foundation of San Jose State: $25,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Trinity College: $11,200 for "Educational Programs"
  • Trinity University: $8,000 for "Educational Programs" *(See Returned Grants below.)
  • UCLA Foundation: $9,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Akron: $9,500 for "Educational Programs" *(See Returned Grants below.)
  • University of Alabama-Huntsville: $7,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Alabama at Birmingham: $4,874 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Alaska-Fairbanks: $14,800 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Arkansas-Little Rock: $15,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Central Arkansas Foundation: $10,200 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Colorado Foundation: $12,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Dallas: $26,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Dayton: $15,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Houston: $10,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Maine-Orono: $3,200 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Maryland-Baltimore County: $7,400 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Memphis: $5,900 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Michigan: $7,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Mississippi: $7,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Missouri-Columbia: $34,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Nebraska-Omaha: $10,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of North Alabama Foundation: $7,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of North Carolina-Greensboro: $7,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Richmond: $14,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of San Diego: $10,303 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of South Florida Foundation: $2,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Texas-Arlington: $8,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Texas-Austin: $9,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Texas-San Antonio: $11,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Tulsa: $5,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Virginia: $23,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Virginia's College at Wise: $6,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of West Florida Foundation: $12,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • University of Wisconsin Foundation: $7,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • UNLV Foundation: $10,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Utah State University: $45,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Washington University-St Louis: $6,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Webber International University: $3,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Wesleyan College: $6,300 for "Educational Programs"
  • West Texas A&M University: $2,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Western Carolina University: $12,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Western Kentucky University Research Foundation: $11,700 for "Educational Programs"
  • Western Michigan University: $14,100 for "Educational Programs"
  • Westmont College: $3,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Wheaton College: $7,300 for "Educational Programs"
  • Wisconsin Lutheran College: $7,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • Charles Koch Institute: $2,800,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Fraser Institute: $150,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • McGill University: $8,000 for "Educational Programs"

In addition, Ball State University lists a $3,000 grant from the Charles G. Koch Foundation to Tung Lio and Cecil Bohanon (also of State Policy Network affiliate the Indiana Policy Review Foundation) in the Economics Department for "Koch Speaker Program and Undergraduate Student Travel" in 2011 that is not listed in the 2011 IRS Form 990 (it is not clear why).[29]

2012 [30]

In 2012, the Charles Koch Foundation reported revenue of $71,149,554 and expenses of $17,571,425 with assets of $267,770,453. Charles Koch contributed $60,025,464 to his foundation in 2012.

  • Academy on Capitalism and Limited Government Foundation: $25,000 for "General Support"
  • Acton Institute: $10,000 for "General Support"
  • Advance Arkansas Institute: $5,500 for "General Support"
  • Alabama Policy Institute: $14,000 for "General Support"
  • Albany State University Foundation: $11,00 for "General Support"
  • Alexander Hamilton Institute: $27,800 for "General Support"
  • Alma College: $8,500 for "General Support"
  • American Enterprise Institute: $510,000 for "General Support"
  • American Spectator Foundation: $10,000 for "General Support"
  • American University: $15,000 for "General Support"
  • America's Future Foundation: $12,000 for "General Support"
  • Association of Private Enterprise: $60,000 for "General Support"
  • Assumption College: $6,000 for "General Support"
  • Atlas Economic Research Foundation: $20,000 for "General Support"
  • Augustana College: $5,000 for "General Support"
  • Azusa Pacific University: $15,000 for "General Support"
  • Ball State University: $3,000 for "General Support"
  • Barton College: $9,300 for "General Support"
  • Bastiat Society: $8,000 for "General Support"
  • Beloit College: $6,000 for "General Support"
  • Bernard Center: $40,000 for "General Support"
  • Berry College: $11,900 for "General Support"
  • Bethel College: $12,100 for "General Support"
  • Bill of Rights Institute: $300,000 for "General Support"
  • Birmingham Southern College: $6,500 for "General Support"
  • Boise State University Foundation: $7,800 for "General Support"
  • Brown University: $13,000 for "General Support"
  • Buena Vista University: $500 for "General Support"
  • California Public Policy Center: $25,000 for "General Support"
  • California State University Easy Bay Foundation: $27,000 for "General Support"
  • Campbell University: $24,000 for "General Support"
  • Carthage College: $9,500 for "General Support"
  • Cato Institute: $10,000 for "General Support"
  • Cedarville University: $9,000 for "General Support"
  • Center for Excellence in Higher Education: $8,000 for "General Support"
  • Center for Independent Thought: $15,000 for "General Support"
  • Chapman University: $18,000 for "General Support"
  • Charleston Southern University: $7,500 for "General Support"
  • Chestnut Hill College: $6,00 for "General Support"
  • Christopher Newport University: $14,000 for "General Support"
  • Claremont McKenna College: $29,400 for "General Support"
  • Clemson University: $165,000 for "General Support"
  • College of Charleston: $40,000 for "General Support"
  • College of William and Mary: $2,500 for "General Support"
  • Competitive Enterprise Institute: $10,000 for "General Support"
  • Connecticut Association of Scholars: $6,000 for "General Support"
  • Cornell College: $3,000 for "General Support"
  • Dartmouth College: $10,000 for "General Support"
  • Donors Trust: $25,000 for for "General Support"
  • Duquesne University: $22,000 for "General Support"
  • Education Action Group Foundation: $45,000 for "General Support"
  • Encounter for Education and Culture: $50,000 for "General Support"
  • Florida Gulf Coast University: $37,500 for "General Support"
  • Florida State University: $297,341 for "General Support"
  • Foundation for Individual Rights in Education: $75,000 for "General Support"
  • Fraser Institute: $115,000 for "General Support"
  • Free Enterprise Foundation: $20,000 for "General Support"
  • Future of Freedom Foundation: $5,000 for "General Support"
  • George Fox University: $12,650 for "General Support"
  • George Mason University Foundation: $5,455,000 for "General Support"
  • George Washington University: $116,000 for "General Support"
  • Georgia State University Foundation: $9,000 for "General Support"
  • Grove City College: $32,800 for "General Support"
  • Hampden-Sydney College: $30,600 for "General Support"
  • Hanover College: $3,800 for "General Support"
  • Harvard University: $7,500 for "General Support"
  • High Point University: $6,000 for "General Support"
  • Hillsdale College: $34,000 for "General Support"
  • Indiana University: $8,000 for "General Support"
  • Indiana University Foundation: $26,000 for "General Support"
  • Institute for Energy Research: $5,000 for "General Support"
  • Institute for Humane Studies: $2,947,500 for "General Support"
  • International Society for Individual Liberty: $7,000 for "General Support"
  • Jack Miller Center: $250,000 for "General Support"
  • James Madison Institute: $25,000 for "General Support"
  • James Madison University: $21,200 for "General Support"
  • John Brown University: $3,000 for "General Support"
  • John Locke Foundation: $25,000 for "General Support"
  • Johns Hopkins University: $10,000 for "General Support"
  • Johnson and Wales University: $8,000 for "General Support"
  • Kennesaw State University: $2,500 for "General Support"
  • Kenyon College: $2,000 for "General Support"
  • La Sierra University: $7,500 for "General Support"
  • Lake Forest College: $7,000 for "General Support"
  • Lakeland College: $7,000 for "General Support"
  • Leadership Program of the Rock: $5,000 for "General Support"
  • Lee University: $6,500 for "General Support"
  • Liberty on the Rocks: $10,000 for "General Support"
  • Liberty Source: $177,500 for "General Support"
  • Lindenwood University: $6,000 for "General Support"
  • Long Island University: $8,000 for "General Support"
  • Loyola University New Orleans: $42,000 for "General Support"
  • Manhattan Institute for Policy Research: $95,000 for "General Support"
  • Massachusetts Institute of Technology: $25,000 for "General Support"
  • McGill University: $10,000 for "General Support"
  • McKendree University: $7,000 for "General Support"
  • Menlo College: $2,000 for "General Support"
  • Mercatus Center: $11,000 for "General Support"
  • Mercer University: $21,300 for "General Support"
  • Metropolitan State College Denver Foundation: $18,000 for "General Support"
  • Michigan State University: $20,000 for "General Support"
  • Middle Tennessee State University: $10,000
  • Mississippi State University: $10,000 for "General Support"
  • Montana State University: $5,500 for "General Support"
  • Mount St. Mary's University: $1,800 for "General Support"
  • Murray State University: $7,500 for "General Support"
  • New York University: $35,500 for "General Support"
  • Network of Enlightened Women: $4,000 for "General Support"
  • Nicholls State University: $-395 for "General Support"
  • North Carolina State University: $9,000 for "General Support" *(See Returned Grants below.)
  • Northwest Nazarene University: $5,500
  • Northwest University: $8,000
  • Northwestern Oklahoma State University: $3,500 for "General Support"
  • Northwestern University: $404 for "General Support"
  • Northwood University: $34,000 for "General Support"
  • Ohio State University: $12,000 for "General Support"
  • Ohio State University Foundation: $100,000 for "General Support"
  • Ohio University: $4,400 for "General Support"
  • Ohio University Foundation: $37,500 for "General Support"
  • Pennsylvania State University: $14,500 for "General Support"
  • Pepperdine University: $17,500 for "General Support"
  • Presbyterian College: $2,500 for "General Support"
  • Providence College: $7,700 for "General Support"
  • Ramapo College Foundation: $8,000 for "General Support"
  • Regent University: $23,000 for "General Support"
  • Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute: $8,000 for "General Support"
  • Robert Morris University: $8,000 for "General Support"
  • Rockford College: $14,000 for "General Support"
  • Rogers State University Foundation: $8,000 for "General Support"
  • Rutgers University: $13,500 for "General Support"
  • Ryan Foundation: $17,500 for "General Support"
  • Salisbury University: $12,000 for "General Support"
  • Sarah Lawrence College: $5,500 for "General Support"
  • Seton Hall University: $12,000 for "General Support"
  • Skidmore College: $4,600 for "General Support"
  • Southeastern Baptist Theologic: $8,000 for "General Support"
  • Southern Illinois University: $14,300 for "General Support"
  • Southern Illinois University Foundation: $6,000 for "General Support"
  • Southern Methodist University: $100,000 for "General Support"
  • St. Ambrose University: $15,000 for "General Support"
  • St. Anselm College: $3,000 for "General Support"
  • St. Bonaventure University: $5,000 for "General Support"
  • St. Cloud State University Foundation: $6,000 for "General Support"
  • St. Edwards University: $4,000 for "General Support"
  • St. John Fisher College: $15,500 for "General Support"
  • St. John's University: $32,000 for "General Support"
  • St. Lawrence University: $15,200 for "General Support"
  • St. Mary's College of Maryland: $7,000 for "General Support"
  • St. Vincent College: $10,000 for "General Support"
  • State Policy Network: $1,000 for "General Support"
  • State University of New York: $7,500 for "General Support"
  • Step Up Ministry: $25,000 for "General Support"
  • Stephen F. Austin State University: $20,100 for "General Support"
  • Stonehill College: $14,000 for "General Support"
  • Students for Liberty: $50,000 for "General Support"
  • Suffolk University: $44,734 for "General Support"
  • Texas A&M University: $16,700 for "General Support"
  • Texas State University: $10,750 for "General Support"
  • The Catholic University of America: $8,000 for "General Support"
  • The Citadel Foundation: $4,500 for "General Support"
  • The College of New Jersey: $18,200 for "General Support"
  • The Educational Reviewer: $4,000 for "General Support"
  • The Fund for American Studies: $48,000 for "General Support"
  • The Phillips Foundation: $55,000 for "General Support"
  • Tower Foundation of San Jose State: $25,000 for "General Support"
  • Trinity College: $10,000 for "General Support"
  • Troy University Foundation: $274,500 for "General Support"
  • Tulane University: $6,000 for "General Support"
  • UCLA Foundation: $9,000 for "General Support"
  • University Enterprises Corporation: $7,000 for "General Support"
  • University of Akron: $16,750 for "General Support" *(See Returned Grants below.)
  • University of Alaska: $15,000 for "General Support"
  • University of Arizona Foundation: $249,520 for "General Support"
  • University of Central Arkansas: $15,000 for "General Support"
  • University of Colorado: $3,000 for "General Support"
  • University of Dallas: $21,000 for "General Support"
  • University of Dayton: $15,750 for "General Support"
  • University of Georgia Foundation: $3,800 for "General Support"
  • University of Hawaii: $7,500 for "General Support"
  • University of Louisville: $14,000 for "General Support"
  • University of Maryland: $5,700 for "General Support"
  • University of Memphis: $6,000 for "General Support"
  • University of Mississippi: $8,500 for "General Support"
  • University of Missouri: $27,000 for "General Support"
  • University of Nebraska: $9,949 for "General Support"
  • University of Nevada: $7,000 for "General Support"
  • University of New Orleans Foundation: $6,000 for "General Support"
  • University of North Carolina: $116,800 for "General Support"
  • University of Notre Dame: $18,000 for "General Support"
  • University of Oklahoma: $3,000 for "General Support"
  • University of Richmond: $15,500 for "General Support"
  • University of San Diego: $11,000 for "General Support"
  • University of San Francisco: $8,000 for "General Support"
  • University of South Alabama: $6,500 for "General Support"
  • University of Tennessee: $27,000 for "General Support"
  • University of Tulsa: $10,000 for "General Support"
  • University of Virginia: $5,000 for "General Support"
  • University of Virginia's College: $5,000 for "General Support"
  • University of Washington: $7,000 for "General Support"
  • University of West Florida Foundation: $10,000 for "General Support"
  • University of Wisconsin: $9,500 for "General Support"
  • University of Wisconsin Foundation: $11,000 for "General Support"
  • UNLV Foundation: $5,000 for "General Support"
  • Ursinus College: $8,000 for "General Support"
  • Utah State University: $170,000 for "General Support"
  • Wake Forest University: $8,000 for "General Support"
  • Washington College: $15,000 for "General Support"
  • Webber International University: $4,500 for "General Support"
  • Wellesley College: $8,000 for "General Support"
  • Wesleyan College: $9,000 for "General Support"
  • West Texas A&M University: $12,500 for "General Support"
  • West Virginia University: $46,200 for "General Support"
  • West Virginia University Foundation: $72,100 for "General Support"
  • Wheaton College: $6,600 for "General Support"
  • Wheeling Jesuit University: $8,000 for "General Support"
  • William Jewell College: $5,100 for "General Support"
  • Winston-Salem State University: $8,600 for "General Support"
  • Wofford College: $7,500 for "General Support"
  • Yeshiva University: $3,000 for "General Support"
  • Young Americans for Liberty Foundation: $17,000 for "General Support"
  • American Council of Trustees and Alumni: $41,250 for "Educational Programs"
  • American Enterprise Institute: $7,289 for "Educational Programs"
  • American Legislative Exchange Council: $71,100 for "Educational Programs"
  • Americans for Prosperity Foundation: $43,373 for "Educational Programs"
  • America's Future Foundation: $21,723 for "Educational Programs"
  • Atlas Economic Research Foundation: $8,522 for "Educational Programs"
  • Bill of Rights Institute: $15,785 for "Educational Programs"
  • Center for Competitive Politics: $34,828 for "Educational Programs"
  • Competitive Enterprise Institute: $6,700 for "Educational Programs"
  • Daily Caller News Foundation: $11,064 for "Educational Programs"
  • Franklin Center for Government and Public Integrity: $8,702 for "Educational Programs"
  • Foundation for Individual Rights in Education: $5,561 for "Educational Programs"
  • Independent Women's Forum: $9,115 for "Educational Programs"
  • Institute for Humane Studies: $31,270 for "Educational Programs"
  • Jack Miller Center: $2,500 for "Educational Programs"
  • Kansas Policy Institute: $5,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Law & Economics Center: $51,572 for "Educational Programs"
  • Leadership Institute: $7,199 for "Educational Programs"
  • Manhattan Institute for Policy Research: $5,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • National Center for Policy Analysis: $4,674 for "Educational Programs"
  • National Right to Work Legal Defense and Education: $15,065 for "Educational Programs"
  • National Taxpayers Union Foundation: $6,811 for "Educational Programs"
  • Philanthropy Roundtable: $5,777 for "Educational Programs"
  • Reason Foundation: $30,749 for "Educational Programs"
  • State Policy Network: $14,223 for "Educational Programs"
  • Students for Liberty: $6,828 for "Educational Programs"
  • Sunshine Review: $26,223 for "Educational Programs"
  • Tax Foundation: $19,731 for "Educational Programs"
  • The Becket Fund: $6,644 for "Educational Programs"
  • The Federalist Society for Law and Public Policy S: $4,836 for "Educational Programs"
  • The Fund for American Studies: $13,949 for "Educational Programs"
  • The Heritage Foundation: $11,274 for "Educational Programs"
  • The Phillips Foundation: $8,073 for "Educational Programs"
  • Washington Policy Center: $5,000 for "Educational Programs"
  • Young Americans for Liberty: $5,685 for "Educational Programs"

2013 [31]

  • A Wider Circle: $2,500
  • Acton Institute: $50,000
  • Advance Arkansas Institute: $83,800
  • Agora Institute for Civic Virtue and the Common Good: $12,800
  • Albany State University: $15,000
  • Alexander Hamilton Institute for the Study of Western Civilization: $20,000
  • Alma College: $2,500
  • American Council for Capital Formation Center for Policy Research: $75,000
  • American Enterprise Institute: $910,000
  • American Spectator Foundation: $10,000
  • American University: $4,500
  • America's Future Foundation: $13,000
  • Association of Private Enterprise Education: $30,000
  • Atlas Economic Research Foundation: $25,000
  • Augustana College: $5,000
  • Azusa Pacific University: $15,000
  • Ball State University: $2,000
  • Barton College: $10,500
  • Bastiat Society: $10,000
  • Baylor University: $171,500 *(See Returned Grants below.)
  • Beloit College: $4,500
  • Berry College: $10,800
  • Bethel College: $22,000
  • Bill of Rights Institute: $350,000
  • Biola University: $7,000
  • Boise State University: $14,500
  • Brooklyn College: $5,000
  • Brooklyn Law School: $100,000
  • Buena Vista University: $2,000
  • California State University-Chico: $3,000
  • California State University-East Bay Foundation: $6,000
  • California State University-Fresno Foundation: $7,500
  • California State University-Northridge Foundation: $5,000
  • Calvin Coolidge Memorial Foundation: $25,000
  • Campbell University Lundy Chair Offices: $10,000
  • Carson Scholars Fund: $25,000
  • Cedarville University: $3,000
  • Chapman University: $15,000
  • Charleston Southern University: $6,000
  • Chestnut Hill College: $3,000
  • Christendom College: $5,000
  • Christopher Newport University: $12,000
  • Claremont McKenna College: $14,000
  • Clemson University: $140,000
  • Coastal Carolina University: $8,000
  • Colgate University: $2,200
  • College of Charleston: $52,000
  • College of Coastal Georgia: $5,000
  • College of the Holy Cross: $7,300
  • College of William and Mary: $7,500
  • Competitive Enterprise Institute: $10,000
  • Concordia College New York: $6,000
  • Daily Caller News Foundation: $50,000
  • Dartmouth College: $6,000
  • Donors Trust: $25,000
  • Duke University: $37,000
  • Duquesne University: $23,500
  • East Florida State College: $5,000
  • Elizabethtown College: $3,000
  • Fayetteville State University: $20,000
  • Federalist Society: $265,000
  • Florida Atlantic University: $5,000
  • Florida Gulf Coast University: $36,000
  • Florida Southern College: $400,000
  • Florida State University: $358,140
  • Foundation for Free Enterprise (Paramus, NJ): $5,000
  • Free Congress Foundation: $25,000
  • Free Enterprise Foundation: $15,000
  • Future of Freedom Foundation: $10,000
  • Geneva College: $5,000
  • George C. Marshall Institute: $75,000
  • George Fox University: $7,500
  • George Mason University: $10,437,000
  • Georgia Gwinnett College: $5,500
  • Georgia State University: $21,500
  • Gloucester Institute: $10,000
  • Grove City College: $34,000
  • Hampden-Sydney College: $14,000
  • Harvard University: $40,000
  • High Point University: $10,500
  • Hillsdale College: $32,000
  • Hope College: $10,000
  • Houghton College: $5,000
  • Houston Baptist University: $8,000
  • Illinois State Unversity: $5,000
  • Indiana University-Indianapolis: $92,500
  • Indiana University Foundation: $15,000
  • Institute for Humane Studies: $4,050,000
  • Institute for Political History: $9,300
  • International Society for Individual Liberty: $7,000
  • Iowa State University: $6,500
  • Jacksonville University: $5,000
  • James Madison Institute: $40,000
  • James Madison University: $18,000
  • Johns Hopkins University: $5,000
  • Kennesaw State University: $5,000
  • Kenyon College: $13,000
  • Lake Forest college: $7,500
  • Lakeland College: $5,000
  • Lee University: $7,500
  • Liberty on the Rocks: $15,000
  • Liberty Source: $653,000
  • Liberty University: $8,000
  • Lindenwood University: $13,500
  • Lipscomb University: $4,400
  • Loyola University: $42,000
  • Manhattan Institute for Policy Research: $198,000
  • McGill University: $10,000
  • McKendree University: $7,000
  • Mercer University: $15,200
  • Metropolitan State University Denver: $15,000
  • Michigan State University: $22,500
  • Middle Tennessee State University Foundation: $7,000
  • mikeroweWORKS Foundation: $7,000
  • Millikin University: $5,000
  • Millsaps College: $5,000
  • Mississippi State University: $20,000
  • Montana State University: $9,000
  • Montclair State University: $15,000
  • Morehead State University: $15,000
  • Mount Holyoke College: $5,000
  • Murray State University: $9,000
  • National Center for Policy Analysis: $40,000
  • Network of Enlightened Women: $4,000
  • New York University: $35,500
  • Nicholls State University: $5,000
  • North Carolina State University: $18,000 *(See Returned Grants below.)
  • North Dakota State University: $5,000
  • North Park University: $5,700
  • Northern Illinois University: $4,000
  • Northwest Nazarene: $5,500
  • Northwest University: $20,000
  • Northwestern Oklahoma: $5,000
  • Northwestern University: $8,800
  • Ohio State University and Foundation: $130,000
  • Ohio University Foundation: $50,000
  • Oklahoma State University: $69,000
  • Oxford College at Emory: $11,000
  • Pacific Research Institute: $50,000
  • Patrick Henry College: $4,000
  • Pennsylvania State University: $5,000
  • Property and Environment Research Center: $25,000
  • Providence College: $9,500
  • Radford University: $6,500
  • Ramapo College Foundation: $7,000
  • Reason Foundation: $60,000
  • Rensselaer Polytechnic: $10,000
  • Research Foundation for the State University of New York: $5,000
  • Roanoke College: $1,200
  • Robert Morris University: $8,000
  • Rockford College: $14,000
  • Rogers State University Foundation: $8,000
  • Rutgers University-Camden: $7,500
  • Ryan Foundation: $25,000
  • Saint Francis University: $9,500
  • Salisbury University: $22,500
  • Samford University: $30,000
  • San Diego State University Research Foundation: $6,200
  • Sarah Lawrence College: $11,000
  • Seattle Pacific University: $5,500
  • Seton Hall University: $10,000
  • Society for the Development of Austrian Economics: $3,500
  • Southern Illinois University-Carbondale: $5,500
  • Southern Illinois University Foundation: $15,000
  • Southern Methodist University: $192,000
  • Southern Utah University: $18,400
  • Sourthern Virginia University: $5,000
  • St. Bonaventure University: $6,000
  • St. Cloud State University: $4,000
  • St. Edwards University: $4,500
  • St. John Fisher College: $5,000
  • St. John's University: $29,500
  • St. Lawrence University: $15,000
  • St. Mary's College of Maryland Foundation: $6,000
  • St. Michael's College: $6,000
  • St. Vincent College: $10,000
  • State University of New York: $17,500
  • Stephen F. Austin State University: $13,500
  • Suffolk University: $17,000
  • Syracuse University: $5,000
  • Texas A&M University: $23,000
  • Texas A&M University Foundation: $230,000
  • Texas Public Policy Foundation: $45,000
  • Texas Tech University: $109,000
  • The Catholic University of Americas: $215,000
  • The College of New Jersey: $15,000
  • The Educational Reviewer Foundation: $17,900 (The address listed matches that of the Russell Kirk Center for Cultural Renewal.)
  • The Foundation for Grossmont & Cuyamaca Colleges: $5,000
  • The Fund for American Studies: $26,000
  • The Heritage Foundation: $300,000
  • The John Adams Center for the Study of Faith Philosophy Public Affairs: $7,500
  • Phillips Foundation: $5,000
  • Transylvania University: $9,000
  • Trinity College: $7,500
  • Trinity University: $5,000 *(See Returned Grants below.)
  • Troy University Foundation: $50,000
  • University Enterprises Corporation: $6,500
  • University of Akron: $9,000 *(See Returned Grants below.)
  • University of Alaska-Fairbanks: $15,000
  • University of Arizona: $40,000
  • University of Arkansas:$12,000
  • Univeristy of Central Arkansas Foundation: $40,000
  • University of Colorado-Colorado Springs: $5,000
  • University of Dallas: $19,000
  • University of Dayton: $12,000
  • University of Houston: $16,000
  • University of Kentucky: $33,000
  • University of Louisville: $20,500
  • University of Maine-Machias: $5,000
  • University of Maryland-Baltimore County: $6,000
  • University of Maryland-College Park: $6,500
  • University of Mississippi: $5,000
  • University of Missouri-Columbia: $33,000
  • University of Nebraska-Omaha: $10,000
  • University of New Orleans Foundation: $22,000
  • University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill: $115,000
  • University of North Carolina-Greensboro: $6,800
  • University of North Carolina-Pembroke: $5,000
  • University of Notre Dame: $12,000
  • University of Pennsylvania: $5,000
  • University of Richmond: $15,000
  • University of San Diego: $12,500
  • University of South Alabama: $6,500
  • University of Tennessee-Knoxville: $2,000
  • University of Texas-Arlington: $5,000
  • University of Texas-Austin: $7,000
  • University of Tulsa: $10,000
  • University of Virginia c/o UVA Office of Sponsored Program: $8,000
  • University of Virginia's College: $5,000
  • University of Washington: $5,000
  • University of West Florida Foundation: $11,000
  • University of Wisconsin-La Crosse: $12,500
  • University of Wisconsin Foundation: $11,000
  • Ursinus College: $6,000
  • Utah State University: $450,000
  • Utah State University Foundation: $100,000
  • Vassar College: $5,000
  • Virginia Tech: $5,000
  • VMI Research Laboratories: $10,000
  • Wake Forest University: $5,000
  • Washington and Lee University: $5,000
  • Webber International University: $4,000
  • Wesleyan College: $9,000
  • West Liberty University Research Corporation: $5,000
  • West Texas A&M University: $12,000
  • Western Carolina University AFIE Department: $12,000
  • Western Kentucky University: $12,000
  • Western Michigan University: $14,550
  • Wheaton College: $5,000
  • Winston-Salem State University: $5,000
  • Winthrop University: $5,000
  • Wofford College: $7,500
  • Young Americans for Liberty Foundation: $70,825
  • Youth Entrepreneurs of Kansas: $100,000

Returned Grants

2013:[32]

  • Georgia Tech Research Institute: -282
  • University of Akron: -1
  • North Carolina State University: -1,898
  • National University: -473
  • Trinity University: -2,163
  • Baylor University: -237
  • Linfield College: -1,073

2014 [33]

  • 1889 Institute: $60,000
  • Academy on Capitalism and Limited Government Foundation: $25,000
  • Agora Institute for Civic Virtue and the Common Good: $12,500
  • Allegheny College: $6,000
  • American Council of Trustees: $34,495
  • American Council on Economics and Society: $4,000
  • American Enterprise Institute: $30,710
  • American Legislative Exchange Council: $280,640
  • American Spectator Foundation: $16,470
  • American University: $9,000
  • Americans for Prosperity Foundation: $123,984
  • America's Future Foundation: $8,980
  • Andrew College: $6,000
  • Appalachian State University: $500
  • Arizona Christian University: $7,000
  • Arizona State University Foundation: $1,062,500
  • Ashland University: $20,000
  • Atlas Economic Research Foundation: $64,912
  • Austin Peay State University: $1,200
  • Ave Maria University: $6,500
  • Ayn Rand Institute: $42,600
  • Azusa Pacific University: $18,000
  • Ball State University: $9,000
  • Barton College: $6,000
  • Baylor University: $12,500
  • Beloit College: $7,000
  • Benedictine College: $9,500
  • Berry College: $6,800
  • Bill of Rights Institute: $447,028
  • Biola University: $7,500
  • Boise State University Foundation: $15,000
  • Bowling Green State University Foundation: $8,000
  • Brookfield Academy: $5,000
  • Brookings Institution: $100,000
  • Brooklyn Law School: $150,000
  • Buena Vista University: $2,500
  • California State University: $41,000
  • Calvin Coolidge Memorial Foundation, Inc.:$25,000
  • Capital Research Center: $14,800
  • Carthage College: $14,000
  • Cato Institute: $1,644,390
  • Cause of Action: $9,600
  • Cedarville University: $12,500
  • Center for Competitive Politics: $9,941
  • Center for Independent Thought: $80,000
  • Central Carolina Community College Foundation: $5,000
  • Central Michigan University: $2,000
  • Chapman University: $10,000
  • Charles Koch Institute: $301
  • Charleston Southern University: $8,000
  • Chestnut Hill College: $5,000
  • Christopher Newport University: $27,000
  • Citizens Against Government Waste: $4,800
  • Claflin University: $6,500
  • Claremont Graduate University: $140,000
  • Claremont Mckenna College: $27,000
  • Clemson University: $55,000
  • Coastal Carolina University: $15,000
  • Colgate University: $2,200
  • College of Charleston: $40,000
  • College of Coastal Georgia Foundation: $4,000
  • College of the Sequoias Foundation: $6,000
  • College of William and Mary: $29,960
  • Collegians for a Constructive Tomorrow: $3,812
  • Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow: $5,376
  • Competitive Enterprise Institute: $53,924
  • Corban University: $4,000
  • Cornerstone Schools: $10,000
  • Creighton University: $300,000
  • Daily Caller News Foundation: $106,248
  • Donors Trust: $50,000
  • Duke University: $40,000
  • Eleutheria Institute: $18,000
  • Elizabethtown College: $3,000
  • Emergent Order, LLC: $500,000
  • Emory University: $6,000
  • Emporia State University Foundation: $4,500
  • Ethics and Public Policy Center: $9,124
  • Eureka College: $5,000
  • Fab Lab Tulsa, Inc.: $8,000
  • Federalist Society: $265,000
  • Ferris State University: $5,000
  • Florida Atlantic University: $6,000
  • Florida Gulf Coast University: $42,000
  • Florida State University: $892,195
  • Florida Southern College: $200,000
  • Foundation for Constitutional Government: $300,000
  • Foundation for Economic Education: $31,000
  • Foundation for Individual Rights in Education: $75,000
  • Franklin Center for Government Accountability: $59,129
  • Fraser Institute: $300,000
  • Free Congress Foundation: $25,000
  • Free Market Environmental Law: $13,188
  • Freedom Trust: $26,000
  • Frontiers of Freedom Institute: $75,000
  • George Fox University: $10,000
  • George Mason University Foundation: $11,909,161
  • George Washington University: $70,062
  • George College & State University: $24,500
  • Georgia Gwinnett College Foundation: $7,000
  • Georgia State University: $21,000
  • Grove City College: $36,500
  • Gustavus Adolphus College: $7,000
  • Hampden-Sydney College: $21,000
  • Hampton University: $8,000
  • Harding University: $5,000
  • High Point University: $8,000
  • Hillsdale College: $35,000
  • Hofstra University: $3,000
  • Hollins University: $6,000
  • Hope College: $17,000
  • Houghton College: $6,700
  • Houston Baptist University: 5,000
  • Indiana University Foundation: $291,500
  • Institute for Energy Research: $23,628
  • Institute for Faith, Work, and Economics: $36,964
  • Institute for Humane Studies: $4,930,169
  • Institute for Justice: $4,800
  • Institute of World Politics: $25,000
  • Institute to Reduce Spending: $24,100
  • International Society for Individual Liberty: $7,000
  • Iowa State University: $23,000
  • Jack Miller Center: $40,000
  • Jacksonville State University Foundation: $7,000
  • James Madison Institute: $40,000
  • James Madison University: $26,000
  • James Sprunt Community College: $18,000
  • James Wilson Institute: $5,000
  • John Brown University:$6,000
  • John William Pope Center: $10,000
  • Kennesaw State University: $8,000
  • Kenyon College: $12,000
  • King's College London: $5,000
  • Ladies of Liberty Alliance: $4,800
  • Lagrange College: $5,000
  • Lake Forest College: $9,000
  • Lakeland College: $3,000
  • Leadership Institute: $52,112
  • Leadership Program of the Rockies: $1,500
  • Lebanon Valley College: $5,500
  • Lee University: $8,500
  • Liberty on the Rocks: $15,000
  • Liberty University: $12,000
  • Lincoln Labs Action, Inc.: $180,000
  • Lindenwood University: $10,000
  • Lipscomb University: $4,000
  • Loyola University: $23,068
  • Malone University: $4,500
  • Manhattan Institute for Policy: $11,300
  • Manhattan Institute for Policy Research: $155,000
  • Manhattanville College: $6,500
  • Massachusetts Institute of Technology: $49,990
  • McGill University: $255,000
  • Mckendree University: $8,000
  • Mercer University: $20,500
  • Methodist University: $5,000
  • Metropolitan State University Denver Foundation: $15,000
  • Michigan State University: $20,000
  • Middle Tennessee State University Foundation: $9,550
  • Millikin University: $9,000
  • Mississippi State University: $22,000
  • Montana State University-Bozeman: $14,500
  • Montclair State University Foundation: $13,00
  • Mount Holyoke College: $5,000
  • Moving Picture Institute: $6,500
  • Murray State University: $9,942
  • Musical Elements: $20,000
  • National Right to Work Legal Defense and Education: $6,365
  • National Taxpayers Union Foundation: $56,152
  • Network of Enlightened Women: $19,600
  • New York University: $35,500
  • North Carolina State University: $17,579
  • North Dakota State University: $27,500
  • North Park University: $17,000
  • Northern Illinois University: $11,000
  • Northwest Nazarene University: $8,000
  • Northwestern College-Iowa: $10,000
  • Northwestern Oklahoma State: $5,000
  • Oglethorpe University: $5,000
  • Ohio State University & Foundation: $132,000
  • Ohio University Foundation: $52,228
  • Opportunities, Alternatives, and Resources: $4,633
  • Oxford College at Emory University: $5,000
  • Patrick Henry College: $68,500
  • Pennsylvania State University: $10,000
  • Philanthropy Roundtable: $14,209
  • Presbyterian College: $3,000
  • Providence College: $12,500
  • Public Choice Society: $10,500
  • Purdue University: $268,000
  • Radford University: $7,500
  • Reason Foundation: $44,174
  • Reason, Individualism, Freedom Institute: $2,000
  • Regent University: $45,500
  • Remnant Foundation: $15,000
  • Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute: $20,000
  • Roanoke College: $3,500
  • Robert Morris University: $9,000
  • Rochester Institute of Technology: $5,000
  • Rockford University: $11,000
  • Rogers State University Foundation: $6,500
  • Rutgers University Foundation: $6,000
  • Ryan Foundation: $30,000
  • Saint Francis University: $5,000
  • Salisbury University: $23,000
  • Salvation Army: $2,000
  • Sam Houston State University: $6,500
  • Samford University: $10,000
  • San Diego State University Research Foundation: $14,000
  • San Jacinto College: $3,000
  • Sarah Lawrence College: $15,000
  • Seton Hall University: $11,000
  • Shasta College Foundation: $10,000
  • Society for the Development of Austrian Economics: $3,500
  • Southern Illinois University: $14,750
  • Southern Methodist University: $192,000
  • Southwestern Law School: $4,000
  • St. Ambrose University: $12,000
  • St. Bonaventure University: $8,000
  • St. Cloud State University Foundation: $6,000
  • St. Edwards University: $5,500
  • St. John Fisher College: $7,000
  • St. Johns University: $46,500
  • St. Lawrence University: $15,300
  • St. Mary's College of Maryland Foundation: $4,500
  • St. Vincent College: $15,000
  • Stanford University: $40,000
  • State Policy Network: $19,200
  • State University of New York-Plattsburgh: $14,000
  • Stephen F Austin State University: $24,000
  • Stonehill College: $20,000
  • Strata Policy, Inc.: $1,120,000
  • Suffolk University: $5,000
  • Sunshine Review: $14,400
  • Susquehanna University: $7,000
  • Taliesin Nexus: $100,000
  • Tax Foundation: $450,400
  • Techfreedom: $24,250
  • Texas A&M University Foundation: $159,000
  • Texas Public Policy Foundation: $200,000
  • Texas State University-San Marcos: $8,000
  • Texas Tech University-Foundation: $16,000
  • The Catholic University of America: $610,000
  • The College of New Jersey: $16,000
  • The Curators of the University of Missouri: $5,000
  • The Federalist Society for Law and Public Studies: $6,312
  • The Foundation for Grossmont & Cuyamaca Colleges: $5,000
  • The Fund for American Studies: $39,600
  • The Heritage Foundation: $200,000
  • The Undercurrent: $14,000
  • The Young American's Foundation: $4,800
  • Tower Foundation of San Jose State: $30,000
  • Towson University Foundation: $6,000
  • Trinity College: $13,000
  • Troy University Foundation: $327,500
  • University Enterprises Corporation: $10,500
  • University of Arizona Foundation: $23,500
  • University of Arkansas Foundation: $30,000
  • University of California-Irvine: $10,000
  • University of Central Arkansas Foundation: $6,500
  • University of Chicago: $5,000
  • University of Colorado Foundation: $6,000
  • University of Connecticut: $2,500
  • University of Dallas: $16,000
  • University of Dayton: $20,000
  • University of Georgia: $9,000
  • University of Kentucky: $119,500
  • University of Louisville: $18,500
  • University of Maine-Machias: $5,000
  • University of Maryland-Baltimore County: $13,500
  • University of Minnesota-Duluth: $6,500
  • University of Missouri-Columbia: $36,000
  • University of Nevada-Reno: $6,000
  • University of New Orleans Foundation: $15,000
  • University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill: $139,100
  • University of North Texas: $3,000
  • University of Notre Dame: $115,000
  • University of Oklahoma: $3,000
  • University of Pittsburgh: $5,000
  • University of Richmond: $12,300
  • University of San Diego: $14,200
  • University of South Alabama: $7,000
  • University of South Florida Foundation: $3,200
  • University of St. Thomas: $6,000
  • University of Tampa: $7,000
  • University of Tennessee-Knoxville: $8,000
  • University of Texas-Austin: $9,208
  • University of Tulsa: $5,000
  • University of Virginia: $5,000
  • University of West Florida Foundation: $8,000
  • University of Wisconsin Foundation: $169,000
  • Utah State University: $65,000
  • Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation: $70,705
  • Virginia Military Institute Foundation: $10,500
  • Wake Forest University: $87,00
  • Wake Technical Community College: $5,000
  • Washington College: $10,000
  • Webber International University: $6,000
  • Wellesley College: $7,000
  • Wesleyan College: $9,000
  • West Liberty University Research Corporation: $10,000
  • West Texas A&M University: $14,500
  • West Virginia University: $2,566,350
  • Western Carolina University: $16,000
  • Western Kentucky University: $15,000
  • Western Michigan University: $7,000
  • Wingate University: $3,000
  • Winston-Salem State University: $11,800
  • Winthrop University: $4,500
  • Wofford College: $6,500
  • York College of Pennsylvania: $2,000
  • Young Americans for Liberty Foundation: $256,820
  • Youth Entrepreneurs of Kansas: $100,000

Returned Grants

2014: [34]

  • Mcneese State University: $1,300
  • University of Mississippi: $4,136
  • University of Washington: $2,003
  • Washington University-St. Louis: $2,671

Contributions of the David H. Koch Foundation

1998 [35]

  • American Ballet Theater: $250,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • American Museum of Natural History: $250,000 for "Museum Project"
  • Aspen Institute: $250,000 for "Renovation of Seminar Building"
  • The Boys Club of New York: $10,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • CaP CURE: $300,000 for "Prostate Cancer Research"
  • Darling Projects, Inc. $1,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Deerfield Academy: $56,000 for "Alumni Fund"
  • Institute for Visual Sciences, Inc.: $1,000 for"Clinical research programs"
  • Institute of Human Origins: $150,000 for "General Operating Support" and $50,000 for "Program Support."
  • Kaatsbaan International Dance Center: $10,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Manhattan Eye, Ear & Throat Hospital: $100,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Metropolitan Museum of Art: $500,000 for "conservation laboratory"and $150,000 for "special Exhibition project"
  • Museum of Television and Radio: $1,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Nancy Davis Foundation for Multiple Sclerosis: $10,000 for "Program Support"
  • Prevent Blindness America, NYC Division: $10,000 for "Program Support"
  • Reason Foundation: $100,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Rockefeller University: $250,000 for "Biochemistry and Structural Biology Project" $100,000 for "Program Support". $25,000 for "Trustee Annual Fund"
  • Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation: $100,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • United States Biathlon Association: $1,000 for "Program Support"
  • WGBH Educational Foundation: $100,000 for "Program Support"

1999 [36]

  • African Wildlife Foundation: $100,000 for "Heartland Project"
  • Alzheimers Association: $10,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • American Ballet Theatre: $250,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • American Museum of Natural History: $250,000 for "Museum Project"
  • Ancient Egypt Research Associates: $100,000 for "Excavation Programs"
  • Aspen Valley Medical Foundation: $$10,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Business Executives for National Security: $25,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Cambridge College: $25,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • CaP Cure: $350,000 for "Prostate Cancer Research"
  • Cato Institute: $500,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Citizens for a Sound Economy Foundation: $1,000,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Cold Springs Harbor Laboratory: $200,000 for "School of Biological Sciences Fellowship Program"
  • Competitive Enterprise Institute: $50,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Deerfield Academy: $50,000 for "Alumni Fund"
  • Families Against Mandatory Minimums Foundation: $10,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • George Mason University Foundation: $50,000 for "Mercatus Center Programs"
  • House Ear Institute: $50,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Independent Institute: $50,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Institute for Humane Studies: $250,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Institute for Justice: $250,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Institute of Human Origins: $150,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Library of Congress: $15,000 for "Madison Council Fund"
  • Little Star, Inc: $10,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Massachusetts Institute of Technology: $50,000 for "Athletic Program Support"
  • National Center for Policy Analysis: $50,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • National Foundation for Teaching Entrepreneurship: $100,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • National Prostate Cancer Coalition: $50,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • New York City Ballet: $10,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • New York University Medical Center: $50,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Pacific Research Institute for Public Policy: $50,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Pioneer Institute for Public Policy Research: $50,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Reason Foundation: $100,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Rockefeller University: $250,000 for Biochemistry & Structural Biology Project, $25,000 for General Operating Support
  • The Salk Institute: $10,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation: $50,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Southampton Hospital: $10,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • WGBH Educational Foundaiton: $100,000 for "Program Support"
  • WNET-Channel 13: $10,000 for "Capital Support"
  • Whitehead Institute: $50,000 for "Dedicated Synchroton Facility"
  • Young America Foundation: $50,000 for "Concept Design Program Support"

2000 [37]

  • Art Partners: $10,000 for "Education Program for Schools"
  • Botanica, inc.: $10,000 for "Program Support"
  • Friends of the Wichita Art Museum: $10,000 for "Program Support"
  • Friends University: $10,000 for "Scholarship program", 17,500 for "Ballet Program", $11,000 for "Science Lab Support"
  • Goodwill Industries: $40,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Mental Health Association: $40,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • Music Theater of Wichita: $12,000 for "Endowment Support"
  • Newman University: $10,000 for "Scholarship Program", $10,000 for "Summer Science Program", $10,000 for "Endowment Support"
  • Old Cowtown Museum: $50,000 for "New Tallgrass Prairie Program"
  • Opera Kansas: $4,000 for "Program Support"
  • Stage One: $10,000 for "New Musical Production"
  • University of Kansas Endowment Association: $100,000 for "Educational Program Support"
  • Wichita Center for the Arts: $70,000 for "Program Support"
  • Wichita State University Endowment Association: $2,500 for "General Operating Support" and $25,000 for "Musical Production Support"
  • Wichita Symphony: $10,000 for "Program Support"
  • YMCA: $100,000 for "Aquatic Programs"
  • Youth Entrepreneurs of Kansas: $300,000 for "Program Support"


2001 [38]

2002 [39]

  • No recorded Contributions

2003 [40]

  • No recorded Contributions

2004 [41]

  • No recorded Contributions

2005 [42]

  • No recorded Contributions

2006 [43]

  • No recorded Contributions

2007 [44]

  • No recorded Contributions

2008 [45]

  • Americans for Prosperity Foundation: $1,000,000 for "General Operating Support"
  • City Center of Music and Drama: $15,000,000 for "Renovation of the New York State Theater Building"
  • New York - Presbyterian Hospital: $1,000,000 for "Prostate Cancer Research"
  • Prostate Cancer Foundation: $1,650,000 for "Join Prostate Cancer Research Project"

2009 [46]

  • No recorded Contributions

2010 [47]

  • Ballet Theater Foundation, Inc.: $2,500,000 for "Nutcracker Performance"
  • Educational Broadcasting Corp.: $50,000 for "WNET Channel 13"
  • National Chamber Foundation: $100,000 for "Campaign for Free Enterprise".
  • City Center for Music & Drama: $10,000,000 for "Rennovation of New York State Theater Building"

2011 [48]

  • City Center of Music & Drama: $65,000,000 for "Renovation of New York State Theater Building" (Paid during the year)
  • City Center of Music & Drama: $10,000,000 for "Renovation of New York State Theater Building" (Approved for future payment)

2012 [49]

  • City Center of Music & Drama: $10,000,000 for "Renovation of New York State Theater Building" (Paid during the year)
  • New York City Opera: $500,000 for general operating support (Paid during the year)
  • City Center of Music & Drama: $55,000,000 for "Renovation of New York State Theater Building" (Approved for future payment)

2013 [50]

  • City Center of Music & Drama: $10,000,000 for "Renovation of New York State Theater Building" (Paid during the year)
  • City Center of Music & Drama: $45,000,000 for "Renovation of New York State Theater Building" (Approved for future payment)

Contributions of the Claude R. Lambe Foundation

1998 [51]

1999

  • No report given


2000 [52]


2001 [53]

2002 [54]


2003 [55]

2004 [56]

2005 [57]

2006 [58]

2007 [59]

2008 [60]

2009 [61]

2010 [62]

2011 [63]

2012 [64]

2013: CRLF Closed

The Claude R. Lambe Foundation closed on January 23, 2013 and filed papers with the IRS to declare its termination on February 20, 2014.[65] The entirety of its $2.3 million in assets was transferred to the Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund, a donor-advised fund.

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