We want to maximize the impact of our portfolio.

We’re open to supporting safe bets, like direct cash transfers to the world’s poorest people, as well as high-risk, high-reward projects, like minimizing risks from potentially world-changing science and technology. Read more about how we choose what to fund here.

  1. Helen Keller International — Vitamin A Supplementation (December 2018)

    Award Date:
    12/2018
    Amount:
    $6,500,000
    Global Health & Development
  2. Georgia Tech — Biology Research (Saad Bhamla)

    Award Date:
    12/2018
    Amount:
    $50,000
    Scientific Research
  3. Foundation for Food and Agriculture Research — Egg Tech Challenge

    Award Date:
    12/2018
    Amount:
    $3,000,000
    Farm Animal Welfare
  4. Malaria Consortium — Seasonal Malaria Chemoprevention (2018)

    Award Date:
    12/2018
    Amount:
    $26,600,000
    Global Health & Development
  5. Against Malaria Foundation — General Support (December 2018)

    Award Date:
    12/2018
    Amount:
    $2,500,000
    Global Health & Development
  6. The University of Sydney — 2019 Global Health Security Conference

    Award Date:
    12/2018
    Amount:
    $32,621
    Biosecurity and Pandemic Preparedness
  7. gui2de — Zusha! Road Safety Campaign (December 2018)

    Award Date:
    12/2018
    Amount:
    $100,000
    Global Health & Development
  8. National Council — General Support (December 2018)

    Award Date:
    12/2018
    Amount:
    $350,000
    Criminal Justice Reform
  9. The Humane League — Latin America Regional Summit

    Award Date:
    12/2018
    Amount:
    $22,000
    Farm Animal Welfare
  10. The END Fund — Deworming Programs (December 2018)

    Award Date:
    12/2018
    Amount:
    $2,500,000
    Global Health & Development