Funding search · EIN 356018940 · Grantmaking charity · Bloomington, IN
Indiana University Foundation
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- $1.09B
- in grants paid
- 16
- grants
- 1
- recipients
- 2021–2024
- filing years
Funding pattern
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Recent grants
The 16 grants from this foundation’s filings, newest year first.
- $225.4M
Indiana University · Bloomington, IN · 2024
Academic and Student Program Support
- $80.6M
Indiana University · Bloomington, IN · 2024
Faculty Support & Research
- $75.4M
Indiana University · Bloomington, IN · 2024
Student Scholarship and Financial Aid
- $22.2M
Indiana University · Bloomington, IN · 2024
Endowment and Capital Additions
- $67.3M
Indiana University · Bloomington, IN · 2023
Student Scholarship and Financial Aid
- $52.8M
Indiana University · Bloomington, IN · 2023
Faculty Support & Research
- $50.1M
Indiana University · Bloomington, IN · 2023
Academic and Student Program Support
- $20.0M
Indiana University · Bloomington, IN · 2023
Endowment and Capital Additions
- $60.3M
Indiana University · Bloomington, IN · 2022
Student Scholarship and Financial Aid
- $53.8M
Indiana University · Bloomington, IN · 2022
Faculty Support & Research
- $47.9M
Indiana University · Bloomington, IN · 2022
Academic and Student Program Support
- $20.2M
Indiana University · Bloomington, IN · 2022
Endowment and Capital Additions
- $195.5M
Indiana University · Bloomington, IN · 2021
Academic and Student Program Support
- $59.6M
Indiana University · Bloomington, IN · 2021
Student Scholarship and Financial Aid
- $49.6M
Indiana University · Bloomington, IN · 2021
Faculty Support & Research
- $11.8M
Indiana University · Bloomington, IN · 2021
Endowment and Capital Additions
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