Funding search · EIN 263241764 · Houston, TX

Laura and John Arnold Foundation

A private foundation (files IRS Form 990-PF). Most private foundations do not take unsolicited applications; the route in is usually a program officer.

2,588
grants reported
$754.5M
total given
2020–2024
filing years
$138,933
median grant

Based on grants this organization reported to the IRS for tax years 20202024. This is what they filed, not a complete record of their giving, and recent years may be incomplete because filings lag.

What they fund

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Funding pattern

What this funder pays for, at what size, and how to position adjacent work. Read from their filings, with every number checked against the record.

Where the money goes

  • Criminal justice research: pretrial, policing, sentencing, community supervision
  • Health care cost and drug pricing policy analysis for policymakers
  • Randomized controlled trials and evidence-to-policy infrastructure (J-PAL, MDRC)
  • Medicare Advantage, dual-eligibles, and insurance market research
  • K-12 and postsecondary education reform, student lending accountability
  • Housing supply, zoning reform, fiscal and tax policy analysis

Typical grant

Median grant is $138,933, with the middle half between $50,713 and $297,174. University research projects and evaluations cluster in the $500,000 to $1,000,000 range; the eight-figure checks go to long-term intermediary partners like The City Fund and MDRC receiving general operating support. Repeat funding is heavy, with MIT, RAND, Yale, Penn, Brown, Harvard, Kaiser Family Foundation, and Urban Institute appearing multiple times across years.

Their words

Phrases from their own grant descriptions, worth speaking back to them.

  • randomized controlled trial
  • to inform policy discussions
  • evidence-based
  • technical assistance to policymakers
  • policy translation
  • nonpartisan

Positioning adjacent work

  • Lead with a causal design: RCT or rigorous evaluation, not descriptive work or program delivery.
  • Name the specific policymaker audience and the decision your findings will inform.
  • Ask $500K to $1M for a single university research project; larger only with institutional track record.
  • Connect to a live reform: pretrial assessment, Medicare Advantage payment, zoning, drug pricing, or supervision revocations.
  • Pair research with a dissemination or technical assistance arm; they fund translation, not just findings.

Worth knowing: Money concentrates in DC think tanks and a small set of elite research universities, and the same institutions recur year after year, so this reads as a relationship-driven portfolio built around known research teams. Recent years show heavy weighting toward health care cost containment and criminal justice evaluation, with education flowing mostly through a few large intermediaries rather than individual scholars.

57 grants matching “supervised · $15.5M

  • $576,407

    George Mason University · Fairfax, VA · 2024

    To support a randomized controlled trial of public safety outcomes through reduces supervision conditions.

  • $569,718

    Community Resources for Justice · Boston, MA · 2024

    To support the implementation of policy changes to safely reduce revocations and improve community supervision outcomes.

  • $500,000

    The Trustees of Columbia University in the City of New York · New York, NY · 2024

    To support a forum for supervision agency leaders, foster practitioner-researcher connections, and identifying and facilitating opportunities to develop evidence-based supervision reforms.

  • $447,890

    Minnesota Justice Research Center · Saint Paul, MN · 2024

    To support implementation of the recently-passed, omnibus supervision bill in minnesota, providing guidance and expertise to agency leaders, and monitoring implementation issues; facilitating connections between policy read all
  • $165,663

    The Council of State Governments · Lexington, KY · 2024

    To fund the council of state governments' more community, less confinement analysis on the impact of community supervision revocations on state prison populations.

  • $155,993

    Research Triangle Institute · Research Triangle Park, NC · 2024

    To support research aimed at advancing evidence-based policy changes to community supervision in 12 states.

  • $150,000

    Fortune Society · Long Island City, NY · 2024

    To research how to incentivize better outcomes for individuals on community supervision.

  • $120,782

    Alliance for Criminal Justice Innovation Llc · Sedalia, CO · 2024

    To lessen the burdens of government by preparing state agencies in maryland to successfully initiate and implement a community partnership initiative, with the overall goal of improving outcomes for young adults under s read all
  • $100,835

    Recidiviz · Provo, UT · 2024

    To research approaches to find policy solutions to safely waive unnecessary supervision conditions.

  • $99,935

    The Trustees of Columbia University in the City of New York · New York, NY · 2024

    To conduct research investigating the effects of debt relief from legal fines and fees on financial, criminal justice, and health outcomes to answer newly emerging questions relate to jail incarceration, supervision rev read all
  • $99,692

    Research Foundation of the City University of New York · New York City, NY · 2024

    To be used for the purpose of a planning period and pilot study of supervised pretrial programs in three diverse jurisdictions in order to document how programs operate.

  • $83,848

    University of Maryland Baltimore · College Park, MD · 2024

    To support early career scholars from diverse backgrounds and high-quality research on improving justice and fairness in community supervision.

  • $83,238

    The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill · Chapel Hill, NC · 2024

    To develop a research protocol for quasi-experimental, causal analysis to assess the impact of pretrial supervision and support services on pretrial failures, jail bookings and detention lengths, case dispositions, sent read all
  • $80,334

    University of Utah · Salt Lake City, UT · 2024

    To determine the feasibility of conducting a clustered randomized controlled trial of probation supervision.

  • $38,125

    Regents of the University of Minnesota · Eden Prairie, MN · 2024

    To develop a new, evidence-informed approach to setting conditions of supervision aligned with risk, need, and responsivity.

  • $20,000

    The Council of State Governments · Lexington, KY · 2024

    To conduct research and create a policy framework for a new approach to juvenile supervision.

  • $19,920

    Minnesota Justice Research Center · Saint Paul, MN · 2024

    To support the assessment of research and potential policy opportunities and challenges to advance supervision reform in minnesota.

  • $10,621

    University of South Carolina · Columbia, SC · 2024

    To plan a multi-site randomized controlled trial to evaluate the effects of implementing truleo, a body worn-video analysis tool for supervision.

  • $10,000

    The Council of State Governments · Lexington, KY · 2024

    To support a convening of supervision agency leaders and researchers to discuss emerging challenges, opportunities, and research in the supervision reform space.

  • $900,000

    The Council of State Governments · Lexington, KY · 2023

    To support expansion of the lantern project, a scalable model for data-driven decision-making to help safely reduce supervision revocations and achieve better supervision outcomes.

  • $800,000

    Recidiviz · Provo, UT · 2023

    To research approaches to find policy solutions to safely waive unnecessary supervision conditions.

  • $486,425

    University of Maryland · College Park, MD · 2023

    To support early career scholars from diverse backgrounds and high-quality research on improving justice and fairness in community supervision.

  • $410,000

    Mdrc · New York, NY · 2023

    To evaluate the least burdensome release conditions and supervision practices that improve court appearance.

  • $401,132

    Research Triangle Institute · Research Triangle Park, NC · 2023

    To support research aimed at advancing evidence-based policy changes to community supervision in 12 states.

  • $311,224

    Justice System Partners · South Easton, MA · 2023

    To measure the effect of removing drug testing as a supervision requirement for people without a serious substance use issue on community supervision outcomes and recidivism.

  • $278,506

    Fortune Society · Long Island City, NY · 2023

    To research how to incentivize better outcomes for individuals on community supervision.

  • $119,783

    The Council of State Governments · Lexington, KY · 2023

    To support a 50-state strategy to improve community supervision success amid the public health and budgetary crises caused by covid-19.

  • $113,000

    Minnesota Justice Research Center · Saint Paul, MN · 2023

    To support the assessment of research and potential policy opportunities and challenges to advance supervision reform in minnesota.

  • $84,000

    University of South Carolina · Columbia, SC · 2023

    To plan a multi-site randomized controlled trial to evaluate the effects of implementing a bodyworn-video analysis tool for supervision.

  • $80,379

    University of Delaware · Newark, DE · 2023

    To examine how disasters reveal the pre-existing and routine strains of criminal legal involvement for individuals on community supervision.

  • $30,000

    The New Press · New York, NY · 2023

    To support convenings and dialogue following the publication of mass supervision by vinny schiraldi.

  • $968,979

    The Council of State Governments · Lexington, KY · 2022

    To support expansion of the lantern project, a scalable model for data-driven decision-making to help safely reduce supervision revocations and achieve better supervision outcomes.

  • $714,127

    Community Resources for Justice · Boston, MA · 2022

    To support the implementation of policy changes to safely reduce revocations and improve community supervision outcomes.

  • $571,055

    George Mason University · Fairfax, VA · 2022

    To support a randomized controlled trial of public safety outcomes through reduced supervision conditions.

  • $447,580

    Research Triangle Institute · Research Triangle Park, NC · 2022

    To support research aimed at advancing evidenced-based policy changes to community supervision in 12 states.

  • $380,217

    The Council of State Governments · Lexington, KY · 2022

    To support a 50-state strategy to improve community supervision success amid the public health and budgetary crises caused by covid-19

  • $300,000

    Mdrc · New York, NY · 2022

    To evaluate the least burdensome release conditions and supervision practices that improve court appearance.

  • $159,487

    The Council of State Governments · Lexington, KY · 2022

    To fund the council of state governments' more community, less confinement analysis on the impact of community supervision revocations on state prison populations.

  • $147,100

    Minnesota Justice Research Center · Saint Paul, MN · 2022

    To support the assessment of research and potential policy opportunities and challenges to advance supervision reform in minnesota.

  • $130,557

    Community Resources for Justice · Boston, MA · 2022

    To work with four states to reduce revocations from supervision.

  • $75,000

    The Council of State Governments · Lexington, KY · 2022

    To conduct research and create a policy framework for a new approach to juvenile supervision.

  • $58,728

    University of Maryland · College Park, MD · 2022

    To support early career scholars from diverse backgrounds and high-quality research on improving justice and fairness in community supervision.

  • $39,668

    Urban Institute · Washington, DC · 2022

    To assess the impact of three community supervision policy reforms.

  • $34,237

    George Mason University Foundation · Fairfax, VA · 2022

    To develop practice guidelines to enable probation and parole supervision agencies to implement evidence-based practice.

  • $1.1M

    Mdrc · New York, NY · 2020

    To evaluate the least burdensome release conditions and supervision practices that improve court appearance.

  • $945,000

    Community Resources for Justice · Boston, MA · 2020

    To work with four states to reduce revocations from supervision.

  • $500,000

    The Council of State Governments · Lexington, KY · 2020

    To support a 50-state strategy to improve community supervision success amid the public health and budgetary crises caused by covid-19.

  • $475,000

    California Counties Foundation · Sacramento, CA · 2020

    To help transition california counties to data-driven, evidence-based practices in community supervision.

  • $225,000

    Urban Institute · Washington, DC · 2020

    To assess the impact of three community supervision policy reforms.

  • $220,000

    Regents of the University of Minnesota · Eden Prairie, MN · 2020

    To develop a new, evidence-informed approach to setting conditions of supervision aligned with risk, need, and responsivity.

  • $215,000

    George Mason University Foundation · Fairfax, VA · 2020

    To develop practice guidelines to enable probation and parole supervision agencies to implement evidence-based practice.

  • $175,000

    R Street Institute · Washington, DC · 2020

    To conduct educational outreach to impact community supervision policy.

  • $101,920

    Texas Public Policy Foundation · Austin, TX · 2020

    To raise awareness about community supervision practices and reforms.

  • $98,000

    The Council of State Governments · Lexington, KY · 2020

    To conduct an analysis of supervision policies and outcomes in washington state.

  • $90,000

    President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2020

    To conduct comprehensive legal and policy research regarding how each state uses community supervision to monitor and enforce payment of criminal justice debt.

  • $10,000

    University of Utah · Salt Lake City, UT · 2020

    To obtain a comprehensive understanding of the dynamics of utah's community supervision system.

  • $10,000

    Arizona State University Foundation for a New American University · Tempe, AZ · 2020

    To obtain a comprehensive understanding of the dynamics of arizona's community supervision system.

Top recipients

Repeat recipients are the strongest signal of whether a funder has an open door or quietly re-funds the same organizations.

  • The City Fund3 grants · $30.9M
  • Massachusetts Institute of Technology19 grants · $28.2M
  • Urban Institute76 grants · $26.4M
  • Mdrc40 grants · $24.7M
  • Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania41 grants · $21.6M
  • President and Fellows of Harvard College65 grants · $21.1M
  • Center for Effective Public Policy5 grants · $17.0M
  • Research Triangle Institute39 grants · $14.5M
  • Accelerate - the National Collaborative for Accelerated Learning2 grants · $13.3M
  • Regents of the University of California at Berkeley56 grants · $11.1M

Giving over time

$212.4M
2020
$185.8M
2022
$162.9M
2023
$193.3M
2024

Grant history

The 100 largest of 2,588 grants.

  • $17.3M

    The City Fund · Falls Church, VA · 2020

    To provide general operating support.

  • $12.5M

    The City Fund · Beaverton, OR · 2024

    To provide general operating support to support grantee's efforts to partner with local leaders to create innovative public school systems, with the overall goal of improving the quality of public education in cities ac read all
  • $10.0M

    Accelerate - the National Collaborative for Accelerated Learning · Nashville, TN · 2023

    To support the national tutoring program.

  • $10.0M

    America Achieves · New York, NY · 2022

    To support a national tutoring program and accompanying research to improve academics and wellness for students.

  • $10.0M

    Civica Foundation · Lehi, UT · 2022

    To support the grantee's program to produce nonprofit biosimilar insulin.

  • $6.4M

    Evidence for Healthcare Improvement · Boston, MA · 2020

    To support the institute for clinical and economic review research that provides independent analyses of the comparative cost effectiveness for newly-introduced pharmaceutical drugs.

  • $5.0M

    Urban Institute · Washington, DC · 2020

    To support research to advance and elevate tax and spending policy.

  • $5.0M

    Mdrc · New York, NY · 2024

    To support grantee to develop and advance multiple strategies to significantly increase its organizational impact in areas including: (i) strengthening connections between its research and policymakers; (ii) building a read all
  • $5.0M

    Habitat for Humanity International · Americus, GA · 2023

    To provide a program-related investment in support of habitat affiliates with early-stage capital for affordable housing development.

  • $5.0M

    Habitat for Humanity International · Americus, GA · 2022

    To provide habitat affiliates with early-stage capital for affordable housing development.

  • $4.8M

    Center for Effective Public Policy · Kensington, MD · 2020

    To provide training and technical assistance for the public safety assessment and pretrial reform.

  • $4.6M

    Center for Effective Public Policy · Kensington, MD · 2023

    To provide training and technical assistance for the public safety assessment and pretrial reform.

  • $4.0M

    Justice Action Network Foundation · Washington, DC · 2023

    To support grantee's charitable and non-partisan criminal justice reform activities.

  • $4.0M

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology · Cambridge, MA · 2020

    To support the abdul latif jameel poverty action lab's north america regional office.

  • $3.5M

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology · Cambridge, MA · 2024

    To support j-pal north america, including by funding landmark randomized evaluations, expanding the capacity and diversity of researchers who work on randomized evaluations, translating findings into actionable insights read all
  • $3.5M

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology · Cambridge, MA · 2023

    To support the abdul latif jameel poverty action lab north america in its work to generate randomized controlled trials that measure the impact of social programs and policies.

  • $3.5M

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology · Cambridge, MA · 2022

    To support the abdul latif jameel poverty action lab north america in its work to generate randomized controlled trials that measure the impact of social programs and policies.

  • $3.5M

    Center for Effective Public Policy · Kensington, MD · 2022

    To provide training and technical assistance for the public safety assessment and pretrial reform.

  • $3.3M

    Accelerate - the National Collaborative for Accelerated Learning · Nashville, TN · 2024

    To support grantee's states leading recovery grant program.

  • $3.2M

    Coalition for Public Safety · Washington, DC · 2020

    To support nonpartisan criminal justice reform efforts in 2020.

  • $3.2M

    Mdrc · New York, NY · 2020

    To study the impacts of preschool, summer curricula, and enhanced teacher training on early childhood learning.

  • $3.1M

    Children'S Hospital Corporation Dba Children'S Hospital Boston · Boston, MA · 2020

    To fund a randomized controlled trial analyzing how carbohydrates, fat, and added sugar affect body fat and metabolism.

  • $3.1M

    Persistent Surveillance Systems Llc · Xenia, OH · 2020

    To conduct a six-month pilot test of the aerial investigative research program to assist the baltimore city police department.

  • $3.0M

    Center for Effective Public Policy · Kensington, MD · 2024

    To provide training and technical assistance for the public safety assessment and pretrial reform.

  • $3.0M

    Coalition for Public Safety · Washington, DC · 2022

    To provide general operating support.

  • $3.0M

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology · Cambridge, MA · 2024

    To support the abdul latif jameel poverty action lab north america in its work to generate randomized controlled trials that measure the impact of social programs and policies.

  • $3.0M

    Urban Institute · Washington, DC · 2023

    To fund the tax policy center.

  • $3.0M

    President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2022

    To provide general operating support.

  • $3.0M

    Urban Institute · Washington, DC · 2022

    To fund the tax policy center.

  • $3.0M

    President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2020

    To provide general operating support.

  • $2.8M

    President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2020

    To support the operations of the harvard healthcare markets and regulations lab.

  • $2.5M

    Research Triangle Institute · Research Triangle Park, NC · 2020

    To conduct research on the public safety assessment in up to ten research and implementation sites.

  • $2.5M

    Charter Fund · Broomfield, CO · 2020

    To support the expansion and replication of high-quality schools in camden, new jersey.

  • $2.5M

    Pew Charitable Trusts · Philadelphia, PA · 2020

    To support improved management of state and local public retirement systems.

  • $2.5M

    William Marsh Rice University · Houston, TX · 2020

    To provide operational support to launch the texas policy lab.

  • $2.4M

    Urban Institute · Washington, DC · 2022

    To launch a prison research and innovation initiative to infuse transparency, accountability, and innovation into the prison sector.

  • $2.3M

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology · Cambridge, MA · 2022

    To support the abdul latif jameel poverty action lab's north america regional office.

  • $2.3M

    New Venture Fund · Washington, DC · 2020

    To support the clean slate campaign.

  • $2.2M

    Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania · Philadelphia, PA · 2020

    To support implementation of the transitional care model across four hospital systems.

  • $2.1M

    Vera Institute of Justice · Brooklyn, NY · 2022

    To help reimagine the american prison system through strategic communications and expanding and evaluating the restoring promise initiative.

  • $2.0M

    Johns Hopkins University · Baltimore, MD · 2024

    To continue to develop and publicly disseminate policy options to regulate and control drug spending.

  • $2.0M

    Vera Institute of Justice · Brooklyn, NY · 2024

    To support the restoring promise initiative that partners with state departments of corrections to design and facilitate rigorous evaluation of reimagined housing units for incarcerated young adults in a way that center read all
  • $2.0M

    Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania · Philadelphia, PA · 2022

    To support improvement of the penn wharton budget model.

  • $2.0M

    Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania · Philadelphia, PA · 2020

    To support the analysis and impact of federal budget policy reform proposals for policymakers.

  • $2.0M

    Urban Institute · Washington, DC · 2020

    To launch a prison research and innovation initiative to infuse transparency, accountability, and innovation into the prison sector.

  • $2.0M

    Georgetown University · Washington, DC · 2024

    To support grantee's center on health insurance reforms in providing policymakers and key stakeholders with educational resources and non-partisan technical assistance to support effective cost containment strategies.

  • $1.9M

    American Journalism Project · Washington, DC · 2022

    To support civic news organizations' business development.

  • $1.9M

    American Journalism Project · Washington, DC · 2020

    To support civic news organizations' business development.

  • $1.9M

    Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania · Philadelphia, PA · 2024

    To expand pwbm's ability to provide accurate, accessible, and transparent budget and economic analysis of public policy by providing more access to the model and data while deepening the model's capabilities.

  • $1.8M

    Center for Health Policy Development · Portland, ME · 2020

    To provide educational resources for prescription drug and commercial health care prices.

  • $1.8M

    Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center · New York, NY · 2020

    To support grantee's continued efforts to communicates viable, evidence-based methodologies and solutions to drug pricing that balance patient affordability with sustained incentives for innovation.

  • $1.7M

    Research Triangle Institute · Research Triangle Park, NC · 2022

    To conduct research on the public safety assessment in up to ten research and implementation sites.

  • $1.7M

    Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania · Philadelphia, PA · 2022

    To support implementation of the transitional care model across four hospital systems.

  • $1.7M

    Social Finance · Boston, MA · 2022

    To support the acceleration of donor-advised fund capital toward impact investing.

  • $1.6M

    Oregon Health & Science University · Portland, OR · 2020

    To fund the state medicaid alternative reimbursement and purchasing test for high cost drugs (smart-d) and support the development of value-based alternative drug purchasing models through pharmacy policy interventions, read all
  • $1.5M

    Brown University · Providence, RI · 2020

    To develop and fund initial operations of the brown policy lab.

  • $1.5M

    Henry J Kaiser Family Foundation · San Francisco, CA · 2024

    To support grantee's work in bringing greater attention and visibility to hospital and health system spending, prices, finance, and business practices that impact access to care and lead to higher costs for families, em read all
  • $1.5M

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology · Cambridge, MA · 2024

    To construct a cyclotron facility and procuring the installation of the first 30 mev proton beam within the cyclotron facility.

  • $1.5M

    The Brigham and Women'S Hospital · Boston, MA · 2024

    To support the program on regulation, therapeutics, and law ("portal") project on prescription drug policy and promoting meaningful drug innovation and regulation.

  • $1.5M

    Mdrc · New York, NY · 2023

    To advance evidence-based policy through high-quality research and technical assistance to generate sustainable, measurable change across several grantee divisions.

  • $1.5M

    The Brigham and Womens Hospital · Boston, MA · 2023

    To support the program on regulation, therapeutics, and law ("portal") project on prescription drug policy and promoting meaningful drug innovation and regulation.

  • $1.5M

    Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania · Philadelphia, PA · 2023

    To support improvement of the penn wharton budget model.

  • $1.5M

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology · Cambridge, MA · 2022

    For continued support of the state and local government innovation initiative.

  • $1.5M

    Mdrc · New York, NY · 2022

    To advance evidence-based policy through high-quality research and technical assistance to generate sustainable, measurable change across several grantee divisions.

  • $1.5M

    Johns Hopkins University · Baltimore, MD · 2020

    To develop and disseminate research on policy options that maximize access to and affordability of prescription drugs without stifling innovation.

  • $1.5M

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology · Cambridge, MA · 2020

    To support the state and local government innovation initiative at the abdul latif jameel poverty action lab's regional office in north america.

  • $1.5M

    Regents University of California Los Angeles · Los Angeles, CA · 2020

    To conduct a randomized controlled trial of the michigan contraceptive access research and evaluation program.

  • $1.5M

    Per Scholas · Bronx, NY · 2020

    To scale up grantee's workforce development program that provides information technology training for low-income adults.

  • $1.4M

    Mdrc · New York, NY · 2020

    To advance evidence-based policies that offer concrete, measurable, and lasting improvements to society.

  • $1.4M

    Reason Foundation · Los Angeles, CA · 2020

    To improve state and municipal pension systems.

  • $1.4M

    Social Finance · Boston, MA · 2024

    To support the acceleration of donor-advised fund capital toward impact investing.

  • $1.4M

    Per Scholas · Bronx, NY · 2022

    To scale up grantee's workforce development program that provides information technology training for low-income adults.

  • $1.3M

    Mdrc · New York, NY · 2023

    To study the impacts of preschool, summer curricula, and enhanced teacher training on early childhood learning.

  • $1.3M

    The Council of State Governments · Lexington, KY · 2020

    To implement a scalable technology solution to reduce revocations and recidivism in three states.

  • $1.3M

    Mdrc · New York, NY · 2022

    To advance evidence-based policies that offer concrete, measurable, and lasting improvements to society.

  • $1.3M

    Colorado Seminary · Denver, CO · 2020

    To help establish a policy lab in the state of colorado.

  • $1.3M

    Rand Corporation · Santa Monica, CA · 2022

    To conduct research on how to reduce gun violence.

  • $1.3M

    Social Finance · Boston, MA · 2023

    To support the acceleration of donor-advised fund capital toward impact investing.

  • $1.3M

    Mathematica · Princeton, NJ · 2022

    To support a randomized controlled trial to evaluate a nurse-led hospital discharge and home follow-up program for chronically ill older adults.

  • $1.3M

    Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget · Washington, DC · 2024

    To support fiscal policy work related to tax and budget policy.

  • $1.3M

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology · Cambridge, MA · 2024

    To support the state and local innovation initiative ("slii") of grantee's abdul latif jameel poverty action lab ("j-pal") north america.

  • $1.2M

    Mdrc · New York, NY · 2020

    To launch phase i of the scaling up community college efforts for student success (success) project to pilot and evaluate lower-cost student success interventions to improve such outcomes as completion and time-to-degre read all
  • $1.2M

    Mdrc · New York, NY · 2022

    To study the impacts of preschool, summer curricula, and enhanced teacher training on early childhood learning.

  • $1.2M

    Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget · Washington, DC · 2023

    To support fiscal policy and higher education analysis work.

  • $1.2M

    Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget · Washington, DC · 2022

    To support fiscal policy and higher education analysis work.

  • $1.2M

    University of Utah · Salt Lake City, UT · 2020

    To provide technical support, capacity building resources, and training to reproductive health providers in utah.

  • $1.2M

    University of Chicago · Chicago, IL · 2020

    To pilot a project aimed at improving outcomes for youth ages 16 to 24 who are out of school and work in chicago.

  • $1.2M

    Terner Housing Innovation Labs · Oakland, CA · 2024

    To support (1) the scaling of grantee's housing supply simulator tool to new states and municipalities to assist policymakers and researchers in determining the market effects of individual land use policies and (2) pub read all
  • $1.2M

    Southern Poverty Law Center · Montgomery, AL · 2020

    To support litigation and public education efforts concerning indigent incarceration and drivers license suspensions.

  • $1.1M

    The Trustees of Princeton University · Princeton, NJ · 2023

    To develop a research infrastructure that helps cities better understand and respond to waves of gun violence.

  • $1.1M

    Center for Effective Public Policy · Kensington, MD · 2022

    To provide technical assistance for pretrial reform implementation in illinois.

  • $1.1M

    The City Fund · Falls Church, VA · 2020

    To improve the quality of public education in cities across the united states.

  • $1.1M

    Project On Predatory Student Lending · Jamaica Plain, MA · 2024

    To provide general operating support.

  • $1.1M

    University of Washington · Seattle, WA · 2022

    To conduct research exploring the impacts of monetary sanctions and identifying alternative legal system reforms.

  • $1.1M

    Rand Corporation · Santa Monica, CA · 2024

    To support and expand grantee's gun policy in america initiative which provides the public, policymakers, and journalists with needed information on the effects of gun policies.

  • $1.1M

    Mdrc · New York, NY · 2020

    To evaluate the least burdensome release conditions and supervision practices that improve court appearance.

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    University of Southern California · Los Angeles, CA · 2020

    To support further research and policy development on surprise medical billing, analysis on the relationship between private equity and commercial health care prices, and the development of affordability policies and st read all
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    Regents University of California Los Angeles · Los Angeles, CA · 2020

    To support the operations of the california policy lab, which seeks to improve california state and local government programs and policy.

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    Regents of the University of California at Berkeley · Berkeley, CA · 2020

    To support the operations of the california policy lab, which seeks to improve california state and local government programs and policy.

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    Arizona State University Foundation for a New American University · Tempe, AZ · 2023

    To develop domestic violence pretrial assessments.

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