Funding search · EIN 276377439 · New York, NY
Tansy Charitable Foundation
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- $147.6M
- in grants paid
- 23
- grants
- 8
- recipients
- 2022–2025
- filing years
Recent grants
The 23 grants from this foundation’s filings, newest year first.
- $25.0M
Givewell · Oakland, CA · 2025
General use
- $10.0M
Partners in Health · Boston, MA · 2025
General use
- $7.0M
The Carter Center · Atlanta, GA · 2025
General use
- $3.5M
The Hertz Foundation · Pleasanton, CA · 2025
General use
- $3.0M
Community Partners International · San Francisco, CA · 2025
General use
- $1.0M
Digital Harbor · Baltimore, MD · 2025
General use
- $600,000
Presidents and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2025
General use
- $17.0M
Givewell · Oakland, CA · 2024
General use
- $10.0M
Partners in Health · Boston, MA · 2024
General use
- $7.0M
The Carter Center · Atlanta, GA · 2024
General use
- $2.5M
The Hertz Foundation · Pleasanton, CA · 2024
General use
- $2.5M
Community Partners International · San Francisco, CA · 2024
General use
- $15.5M
Givewell · Oakland, CA · 2023
General use
- $7.0M
Partners in Health · Boston, MA · 2023
General use
- $5.0M
The Carter Center · Atlanta, GA · 2023
General use
- $2.5M
Community Partners International · San Francisco, CA · 2023
General use
- $2.0M
The Hertz Foundation · Pleasanton, CA · 2023
General use
- $45,000
University of Minnesota Foundation · Minneapolis, MN · 2023
General use
- $11.0M
Givewell · Oakland, CA · 2022
General use
- $7.0M
Partners in Health · Boston, MA · 2022
General use
- $4.0M
The Carter Center · Atlanta, GA · 2022
General use
- $2.5M
Community Partners International · San Francisco, CA · 2022
General use
- $2.0M
The Hertz Foundation · Pleasanton, CA · 2022
General use
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