Gates Foundation 2009 IRS 990

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990-PF
Return of Private Foundation

or Section 4947 ( a)(1) Nonexempt Charitable Trust Treated as a Private Foundation
Note . The foundation may be able to use a copy of this return to satisfy state reporting requirements
2009
Department of the Treasury Internal Revenue Service
For calendar year 2009 , or tax year beginning 01 - 01-2009

Check all that apply Initial return r-A mendreturn
Use the IRS label. Otherwise , print ortYP e . See Specific Instructions . Name of foundation BILL & MELINDA GATES FOUNDATION
, and ending 12-31-2009

Final return
Initial return of a former public charity Address change Name change
A Employer identification number 56 -2618866
Number and street (or P 0 box number if mail is not delivered to street address) PO Box 23350
Room/ suite
B T e l ep h one num b er (see page 10 o f th e ins t ruc t ions) (206) 709-3100 C If exemption application is pending, check here D 1. Foreign organizations, check here 2. Foreign organizations meeting the 85% test, check here and attach computation E F If private foundation status was terminated un d er sec t ion 507 ( b )( 1 )( A ), c h ec k h ere If the foundation is in a 60-month termination under section 507(b)(1)(B), check here (c) Adjusted net income (d) Disbursements for charitable purposes (cash basis only) F F r-
City or town, state, and ZIP code SEATTLE, WA 98102
H Check type of organization
I' Section 501(c)(3) exempt private foundation
Section 4947(a)(1) nonexempt charitable trust I Fair market value of all assets at end
of year (from Part II, col. (c), line 16)x$ 33,912,320,600
Other taxable private foundation r- Cash I_ Accrual
3 Accounting method
Other (specify) (Part I , column (d) must be on cash basis.) (a) Revenue and expenses per books 3,627,133,011
Analysis of Revenue and Expenses (The

total of amounts in columns (b), (c), and (d) may not necessanly equal the amounts in column (a) (see page 11 of the instructions) ) 1 2 3 Contributions, gifts, grants, etc , received (attach schedule) Check 11111 F_ if the foundation is not required to attach Sch B Interest on savings and temporary cash investments
(b) Net investment income
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Dividends and interest from securities.

Gross rents . . . . . . . . .
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Net rental income or (loss)
-173,469 -488 0 . .
Net gain or (loss) from sale of assets not on line 10 Gross sales price for all assets on line 6a Capital gain net income (from Part IV, line 2) Net short-term capital gain . . . . . .
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Income modifications
Gross sales less returns and allowances
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Gross profit or (loss) (attach schedule) Other income (attach schedule)

Total . Add lines 1 through 11 .
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781,435
3,628,374,802 5,327,434 94,384,738
715,027
1,175,871
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0 5,301,500 93,925,267 29,784,647
Compensation of officers, directors, trustees, etc Other employee salaries and wages Pension plans, employee benefits Legal fees (attach schedule) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
30,857,918 1,666,813 103,705 0
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Accounting fees (attach schedule) .
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367,894
203,174,774
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85,279
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370,096
188,863,027
Other professional fees (attach schedule) Interest
Taxes (attach schedule) (see page 14 of the instructions)
447,451
170,518
242,658
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Depreciation (attach schedule) and depletion

Occupancy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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19,478,630
16,673,294 34,248,304 1,336,962 612,735 16,385,389 34,166,600 1,455,908 1,024 0 36,814,484
Travel, conferences, and meetings . Printing and publications . . . .
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Other expenses (attach schedule) .
34,139,171
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Total operating and administrative expenses. Add lines 13 through 23 . . . . . . . . 442,103,383 2,630,833,780 3,072,937,163 973,261 0 973,261 0 408,967,483 3,055,067,596 3,464,035,079
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Contributions, gifts, grants paid . Total expenses and disbursements . Add lines 24 and 25 Subtract line 26 from line 12 Excess of revenue over expenses and disbursements Net investment income (if negative, enter -0-)
555,437,639 202,610
Adjusted net income (if negative, enter -0-)
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Cat No 11289X
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Form 990-PF (2009)
For Privacy Act and Paperwork Reduction Act Notice , see page 30 of the instructions .
Form 990-PF (2009) Attached schedules and amounts in the description column B a l ance Sh eets should be for end-of-year amounts only (See instructions 1 2 3 Cash-non-interest-bearing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Beginning of year (a) B oo k V a l ue 390,580 9,892,896 End of year ( b ) B oo k V a l ue 613,321 8,385,197
Page 2 (c) F air M ar k et V a l ue 613,321 8,385,197
Savings and temporary cash investments Accounts receivable 111111 Less 592,248
allowance for doubtful accounts Oil
1,397,604
592,248
592,248
Pledges receivable 111111

Less
3,400
0 9,041,161 3,400 3,400
allowance for doubtful accounts Oil
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Grants receivable
Receivables due from officers, directors, trustees, and other disqualified persons (attach schedule) (see page 15 of the instructions) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Other notes and loans receivable (attach schedule) 111111 Less allowance for doubtful accounts Oil . . . . . .
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Prepaid expenses and deferred charges .
1Oa b c 11
Investments-U S and state government obligations (attach schedule) Investments-corporate stock (attach schedule) . Investments-corporate bonds (attach schedule). Investments-land, buildings, and equipment
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basis Oil
75,605,527
0 75,612,641 Qg 75,605,527 75,605,527
accumulated depreciation (attach schedule) 111111 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Investments-mortgage loans
Investments-other (attach schedule)
29,574,485,614 Qg
33,439,796,304
33,439,796,304
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Land, buildings, and equipment basis Oil

Less
407,908,538
' 58,685,956 ) 187,383,60 3 29,633,024 349,222,582 36,013,278 349,222,582 36,013,278
accumulated depreciation (attach schedule)
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Other assets (describe Pik-
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Total assets (to be completed by all filers-see the

instructions Also, see page 1, item I) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29,889,702,125 75,283,927 5,263,222,430 33,912,320,600 95,429,639 4,844,946,864 33,912,320,600
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Accounts payable and accrued expenses Grants payable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Deferred revenue
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Loans from officers, directors, trustees, and other disqualified persons Mortgages and other notes payable (attach schedule) Other liabilities (describe ^
Total liabilities (add lines 17 through 22) 5,338,506,357 4,940,376,503
Foundations that follow SFAS 117, check here

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24,551,195,768 28,971,944,097
and complete lines 24 through 26 and lines 30 and 31.
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Temporarily restricted Permanently restricted
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Foundations that do not follow SFAS 117, check here

and complete lines 27 through 31. Capital stock, trust principal, or current funds . . . .
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Paid-in or capital surplus, or land, bldg , and equipment fund Retained earnings, accumulated income, endowment, or other funds Total net assets or fund balances (see page 17 of the
instructions) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24,551,195,768 28,971,944,097
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Total liabilities and net assets / fund balances (see page 17 of

the instructions) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29,889,702,125 33,912,320,600
Part III
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Analysis of Changes in Net Assets or Fund Balances

Total net assets or fund balances at beginning of year-Part II, column (a), line 30 (must agree
with end-of-year figure reported on prior year's return)

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24,551,195,768 555,437,639 3,865,310,690 28,971,944,097
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Other increases not included in line 2 (itemize) 111

Add lines 1, 2, and 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Decreases not included in line 2 (itemize) Oil Total net assets or fund balances at end of year (line 4 minus line 5)-Part II, column (b), line 30.
28,971,944,097
Form 990-PF (2009)
Form 990-PF (2009)
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Part IV
Capital Gains and Losses for Tax on Investment Income

(a) List and describe the kind(s) of property sold (e g , real estate, 2-story brick warehouse, or common stock, 200 shs M LC Co ) (b) How acquired P-Purchase D-Donation (c) Date acquired (mo , day, yr ) (d) Date sold (mo , day, yr )
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(e) Gross sales price a b c d e
(f) Depreciation allowed (or allowable)
(g) Cost or other basis plus expense of sale
(h) Gain or (loss) (e) plus (f) minus (g)
Complete only for assets showing gain in column (h) and owned by the foundation on 12/31/69 (i) F M V as of 12/31/69 a b c d e
2 3 Capital gain net income or (net capital loss) If gain, also enter in Part I, line 7 If (loss), enter -0- in Part I, line 7 2 Net short-term capital gain or (loss) as defined in sections 1222(5) and (6) If gain, also enter in Part I, line 8, column (c) (see pages 13 and 17 of the instructions) If (loss), enter -0- in Part I, line 8 (j) Adjusted basis as of 12/31/69 (k) Excess of col (i) over col (j), if any
(I) Gains (Col (h) gain minus

col (k), but not less than -0-) or Losses (from col (h))
Part V
Qualification Under Section 4940 ( e) for Reduced Tax on Net Investment Income
(For optional use by domestic private foundations subject to the section 4940(a) tax on net investment income If section 4940(d)(2) applies, leave this part blank Was the foundation liable for the section 4942 tax on the distributable amount of any year in the base period? If "Yes," the foundation does not qualify under section 4940(e) Do not complete this part 1 Enter the appropriate amount in each column for each year, see page 18 of the instructions before making any entries (d) Distribution ratio (col (b) divided by col (c)) 41 333928 79 426368 6 112518 fl Yes F No
Base period years Calendar year (or tax year beginning in) 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004
Adjusted qualifying distributions 3,308,451,241 2,320,072,336 79,842,613
Net value of noncharitable-use assets 80,042,023 29,210,354 13,062,148
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Total of line 1, column (d) .
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126 872814 42 290938
Average distribution ratio for the 5-year base period-divide the total on line 2 by 5, or by the number of years the foundation has been in existence if less than 5 years
Enter the net value of noncharitable-use assets for 2009 from Part X, line 5.
82,741,595
Multiply line 4 by line 3 .
. 5 3,499,219,664
Enter 1% of net investment income (1% of Part I, line 27b).
2,026
Add lines 5 and 6 .
3,499,221,690
Enter qualifying distributions from Part XII, line 4 .
3,652,953,141
If line 8 is equal to or greater than line 7, check the box in Part VI, line 1 b, and complete that part using a 1% tax rate See the Part VI instructions on page 18
Form 990-PF (2009)
Form 990-PF (2009)
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Part VI
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Excise Tax Based on Investment Income (Section 4940(a), 4940(b ), 4940(e), or 4948- see page 18 of the instructions)
Exempt operating foundations described in section 4940(d)(2), check here Oil F_ and en ter "N /A" on line 1
Date of ruling or determination letter instructions) b
( attach copy of lett er if necessary-see

1 2,026
Domestic foundations that meet the section 4940( e) requirements in Part V, check here ^ Rand enter 1% of Part I, line 27b . . . . . . . . . .
All other domestic foundations enter 2% of line 27b Exempt foreign organizations enter 4 % of Part I, line 12, col (b) Tax under section 511 (domestic section 4947(a)(1) trusts and taxable foundations only Others enter -0-) Add lines 1 and 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 3 4 5 2,026 2,026
Subtitle A (income) tax (domestic section 4947(a)(1) trusts and taxable foundations only Others enter -0-)
Tax based on investment income . Subtract line 4 from line 3 If zero or les s, enter -0Credits/Payments 2009 estimated tax payments and 2008 overpayment credited to 2009 6a I 17,985
Exempt foreign organizations-tax withheld at source .
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Tax paid with application for extension of time to file (Form 8868)
Backup withholding erroneously withheld .

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0 7 8 9 10 11 1 5,959 1 7,985
Total credits and payments Add lines 6a through 6d.
Enter any penalty for underpayment of estimated tax Check here F if For m 2220 is attached Tax due . If the total of lines 5 and 8 is more than line 7, enter amount owed . . . . . Overpayment . If line 7 is more than the total of lines 5 and 8, enter the amount overpaid.
Enter the amount of line 10 to be Credited to 2010 estimated tax Oil 15,959 Ref unded ^
Part VII-A
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Statements Regarding Activities

Yes la No No . . . . .
During the tax year, did the foundation attempt to influence any national, s tate, or local legislation or did it participate or intervene in any political campaign?
Did it spend more than $100 during the year (either directly or indirectly) for political purposes (see page 19 of
the instructions for definition)?
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No
If the answer is "Yes" to la or 1b, attach a detailed description of the activit es and copies of any materials published or distributed by the foundation in connection with the activities.
c d Did the foundation file Form 1120 -POL for this year?. . . . . . . . 1c No
Enter the amount (if any) of tax on political expenditures ( section 4955) im posed during the year (1) O n the foundation 111111 $ 0 (2) O n foundation manag 0
Enter the reimbursement (if any) paid by the foundation during the year for political expenditure tax imposed on foundation managers ^ $ 0
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Has the foundation engaged in any activities that have not previously been reported to the IRS? If "Yes," attach a detailed description of the activities.
Has the foundation made any changes, not previously reported to the IRS, in its governing instrument, articles of incorporation, or bylaws, or other similar instruments? If "Yes,"attach a conformed copy of the changes . .
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3 4a
No No
4a b 5
Did the foundation have unrelated business gross income of $1,000 or more during the year?. If "Yes," has it filed a tax return on Form 990 -T for this year? . . . . . . . . . . . .
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5 No
Was there a liquidation, termination, dissolution, or substantial contraction during the year? . If "Yes,"attach the statement required by General Instruction T.
Are the requirements of section 508(e ) ( relating to sections 4941 through 4945) satisfied either By language in the governing instrument, or
By state legislation that effectively amends the governing instrument s o that no mandatory directions that conflict with the state law remain in the governing instrument? .
6 7 Yes Yes
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Did the foundation have at least $ 5,000 in assets at any time during the year? If "Yes," complete Part II, col (c), and PartXV Enter the states to which the foundation reports or with which it is register ed (see page 19 of the instructions) ' DC, WA
If the answer is "Yes" to line 7, has the foundation furnished a copy of Form 990-PF to the Attorney General (or designate) of each state as required by General Instruction G? If "No,"attach explanation . 8b
Yes
Is the foundation claiming status as a private operating foundation within t he meaning of section 4942(j)(3)
or 4942( j)(5) for calendar year 2009 or the taxable year beginning in 200 9 (see instructions for Part XIV on page 27)? If "Yes,"complete Part XIV . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 10 No No
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Did any persons become substantial contributors during the tax year? If "Yes," attach a schedule listing their names and addresses
Form 990-PF (2009)
Form 990-PF (2009)
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Part VII-A
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Statements Regarding Activities (continued

(see page 20 of the instructions). . . . . . . 11 12 13 Yes No No
At any time during the year, did the foundation, directly or indirectly, own a controlled entity within the
meaning of section 512(b)(13)' If "Yes," attach schedule
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Did the foundation acquire a direct or indirect interest in any applicable insurance contract before August 17, 2008' Did the foundation comply with the public inspection requirements for its annual returns and exemption application' Website address JWWW GATESFOUNDATION ORG
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The books are in care of
' GWEN SHERMAN
Telephone no
' (206 ) 709-3100
Located at 11111551 EASTLAKE AVENUE EAST SEATTLE WA 15
ZIP+4 X98102 . . . . . . . . 1111
Section 4947(a)(1) nonexempt charitable trusts filing Form 990-PF in lieu of Form 1041 -Check here .
and enter the amount of tax-exempt interest received or accrued during the year .
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Part VII- B
Statements Regarding Activities for Which Form 4720 May Be Required

Yes No
File Form 4720 if any item is checked in the "Yes " column , unless an exception applies. la During the year did the foundation (either directly or indirectly) (1) Engage in the sale or exchange, or leasing of property with a disqualified person' (2) Borrow money from, lend money to, or otherwise extend credit to (or accept it from) a disqualified person' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Yes F Yes F Yes F No 1 No 1 No 1 Yes F No
(3) Furnish goods, services, or facilities to (or accept them from) a disqualified person' (4) Pay compensation to, or pay or reimburse the expenses of, a disqualified person' (5) Transfer any income or assets to a disqualified person (or make any of either available for the benefit or use of a disqualified person)' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1 Yes
F No
(6) Agree to pay money or property to a government official' ( Exception . Check "No"
if the foundation agreed to make a grant to or to employ the official for a period
after termination of government service, if terminating within 90 days ). b . . . . . . . . F Yes 1 No
If any answer is "Yes" to la(1)-(6), did any of the acts fail to qualify under the exceptions described in Regulations section 53 494 1(d)-3 or in a current notice regarding disaster assistance (see page 20 of the instructions)'. Organizations relying on a current notice regarding disaster assistance check here. . . . . . . . . . lb No
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Did the foundation engage in a prior year in any of the acts described in la, other than excepted acts,
that were not corrected before the first day of the tax year beginning in 2009' . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1c No
Taxes on failure to distribute income (section 4942) (does not apply for years the foundation was a private operating foundation defined in section 4942(j)(3) or 4942(j)(5))
At the end of tax year 2009, did the foundation have any undistributed income (lines 6d
and 6e, Part XIII) for tax year(s) beginning before 2009' . If "Yes," list the years Oil 20 , 20 , 20 , . 20 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Yes F No
Are there any years listed in 2a for which the foundation is not applying the provisions of section 4942(a)(2) (relating to incorrect valuation of assets) to the year's undistributed income' (If applying section 4942(a)(2) to all years listed, answer "No" and attach statement-see page 20 of the instructions ) . . . . . . . . . 2b
If the provisions of section 4942(a)(2) are being applied to any of the years listed in 2a, list the years here 111' 20 , 20 , 20 , 20
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Did the foundation hold more than a 2% direct or indirect interest in any business
enterprise at any time during the year' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . fl Yes F No
If "Yes," did it have excess business holdings in 2009 as a result of (1) any purchase by the foundation or disqualified persons after May 26, 1969, (2) the lapse of the 5-year period (or longer period approved by the Commissioner under section 4943(c)(7)) to dispose of holdings acquired by gift or bequest, or (3) the lapse of the 10-, 15-, or 20-year first phase holding period' (Use Schedule C, Form 4720, to determine
if the foundation had excess business holdings in 2009.) . 4a b
3b 4a No
Did the foundation invest during the year any amount in a manner that would jeopardize its charitable purposes' Did the foundation make any investment in a prior year (but after December 31, 1969) that could jeopardize its charitable purpose that had not been removed from jeopardy before the first day of the tax year beginning in 2009'
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No
Form 990-PF (2009)
Form 990-PF (2009)
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Part VII- B
5a
Statements Regarding Activities for Which Form 4720 May Be Required
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F No
During the year did the foundation pay or incur any amount to (1) Carry on propaganda, or otherwise attempt to influence legislation (section 4945(e))? (2) Influence the outcome of any specific public election (see section 4955), or to carry on, directly or indirectly, any voter registration drive? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Yes 1 Yes F No F No 1 Yes
(3) Provide a grant to an individual for travel, study, or other similar purposes? (4) Provide a grant to an organization other than a charitable, etc , organization described in section 509(a)(1), (2), or (3), or section 4940(d)(2)? (see page 22 of the instructions). (5) Provide for any purpose other than religious, charitable, scientific, literary, or educational purposes, or for the prevention of cruelty to children or animals?. b . . . . . . . .
F Yes
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F No
If any answer is "Yes" to 5a(1)-(5), did any of the transactions fail to qualify under the exceptions described in Regulations section 53 4945 or in a current notice regarding disaster assistance (see page 22 of the instructions)? Organizations relying on a current notice regarding disaster assistance check here. . . . . . . . F
5b
No
If the answer is "Yes" to question 5a(4), does the foundation claim exemption from the
tax because it maintained expenditure responsibility for the grant?. . . . . . . . . . . . F Yes 1 No
If "Yes,"attach the statement required by Regulations section 53.4945-5(d).
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Did the foundation, during the year, receive any funds, directly or indirectly, to pay
premiums on a personal benefit contract? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Yes . . F No .
Did the foundation, during the year, pay premiums, directly or indirectly, on a personal benefit contract?. If "Yes "to 6b, file Form 8870.
6b
No
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At any time during the tax year, was the foundation a party to a prohibited tax shelter transaction?
1 Yes F No . . . 7b
If yes, did the foundation receive any proceeds or have any net income attributable to the transaction? .
Part VIII
1
Information About Officers, Directors, Trustees, Foundation Managers , Highly Paid Employees, and Contractors
(b) Title, and average hours per week devoted to position (c) Compensation ( If not paid , enter -0-) (d) Contributions to employee benefit plans and deferred compensation
List all officers , directors , trustees, foundation managers and their compensation ( see page 22 of the instructions). (a) Name and address
(e) Expense account, other allowances
See Additional Data Table
Compensation of five highest - paid employees ( other than those included on line 1 - see page 23 of the instructions). If none , enter " NONE."
(a) Name and address of each employee paid more than $50,000
RAY YIP 1551 EASTLAKE AVENUE EAST SEATTLE, WA 98102 DAN CHIN 1551 EASTLAKE AVENUE EAST SEATTLE, WA 98102 ASHOK ALEXANDER 1551 EASTLAKE AVENUE EAST SEATTLE, WA 98102 GEOFF LAMB 1551 EASTLAKE AVENUE EAST SEATTLEW,WA 98102 STEFANO BERTOZZI 1551 EASTLAKE AVENUE EAST SEATTLE, WA 98102
(b) Title, and average hours per week devoted to position

DIR CHINA PROGRAM 40 0
(c) Compensation
(d) Contributions to employee benefit plans and deferred

compensation 62,613
( e) Expense account, other allowances

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638,293
SR PRGRM OFFICER TB 40 0 DIR INDIA AIDS INIT 40 0
605,619
53,295
471,775
65,949
MGR DIR PUB POLICY 40 0
480,060
52,681
DIRECTOR OF HIV 40 0
431,608
22,679
Total number of other employees paid over $50,000 .
795
Form 990-PF (2009)
Form 990-PF (2009)
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Part VIII
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Information About Officers , Directors , Trustees , Foundation Managers , Highly Paid Employees, and Contractors (continued)
(b) Type of service SOFTWARE SYSTEM IMPL ( c) Compensation 23,927,787
Five highest - paid independent contractors for professional services ( see page 23 of the instructions). If none , enter " NONE". (a) Name and address of each person paid more than $50,000
ACCENTURE LLP 161 N CLARK STREET CHICAGO,IL 60601 NBBJ LP 223 YALE AVENUE NORTH SEATTLE, WA 98109 MCKINSEY &COMPANY INC US 1420 FIFTH AVENUE SEATTLE, WA 98101 THE BOSTON CONSULTING GROUP INC 600 PEACHTREE STREET NE ATLANTA,GA 30308 POINT B INC 1420 FIFTH AVENUE SUITE 2200 SEATTLE, WA 98101
ARCHITECTURAL SRVCS
16,157,984
PRGM STRAT PLANNING
14,357,648
PRGM STRAT PLANNING
8,109,531
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
6,531,280
Total number of others receiving over $50,000 for professional services.
373
Part IX-A
Summary of Direct Charitable Activities

Expenses 55,387,349 22,080,583 12,962,604
List the foundation's four largest direct charitable activities during the tax year Include relevant statistical information such as the number of organizations and other beneficiaries served, conferences convened, research papers produced, etc 1US PROGRAM - SEE ATTACHMENT 21 2GLOBAL HEALTH PROGRAM - SEE ATTACHMENT 21 3GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM - SEE ATTACHMENT 21 4
Part IX-13
Summary of Program - Related Investments (see Daae 23 of the instructions

A mount 4,000,000 2,500,000 See page 24 of the instructions 446,304 6,946,304
Describe the two largest program-related investments made by the foundation during the tax year on lines 1 and 2 1ROOT CAPITAL INC - SEE ATTACHMENT 22 2PATH - SEE ATTACHMENT 22 All other program-related investments 3S Total . Add lines 1 through 3.
Form 990-PF (2009)
Form 990-PF (2009)
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Part X
1
Minimum Investment Return (All domestic foundations must complete this part. Foreign foundations, see page 24 of the instructions. )
Fair market value of assets not used (or held for use) directly in carrying out charitable, etc
purposes a Average monthly fair market value of securities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . la 0 8,584,573 75,417,046 84,001,619
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Fair market value of all other assets (see page 24 of the instructions). Total (add lines la, b, and c) . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Reduction claimed for blockage or other factors reported on lines la and 1c (attach detailed explanation) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I le . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 .
2 3 0 84,001,619
2 3 4
Acquisition indebtedness applicable to line 1 assets . Subtract line 2 from line ld . . . . . . . . .
Cash deemed held for charitable activities Enter 1 1/2% of line 3 (for greater amount, see page 25 of the instructions) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
4 5 6 1,260,024 82,741,595 4,137,080
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Net value of noncharitable - use assets . Subtract line 4 from line 3 Enter here and on Part V, line 4
Minimum investment return . Enter 5% of line 5. . .
Part XI
1 2a b c
Distributable Amount (see page 25 of the instructions) (Section 4942(j)(3) and (j)(5) private operating foundations and certain foreign organizations check here Ok- fl and do not complete this part. )
. . . . . . . . . . . . 2a 2b 2,026 0 2c 3 2,026 4,135,054 10,403,165 14,538,219 0 1 4,137,080
Minimum investment return from Part X, line 6.
Tax on investment income for 2009 from Part VI, line 5. Income tax for 2009 Add lines 2a and 2b .
(This does not include the tax from Part VI ). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
3 4 5 6 7
Distributable amount before adjustments Subtract line 2c from line 1. Recoveries of amounts treated as qualifying distributions. Add lines 3 and 4. . . . . . . . . .
4 5 6
Deduction from distributable amount (see page 25 of the instructions). Distributable amount as adjusted Subtract line 6 from line 5 Enter here an d on Part XIII, line 1. . . . . . . . .
14,538,219
Part XII
1 a
b 2
Qualifying Distributions (see page 25 of the instructions)
Amounts paid (including administrative expenses) to accomplish charitable, etc , purposes Expenses, contributions, gifts, etc -total from Part I, column (d), line 26.
Program-related investments-total from Part IX-B . . . . . . . . .
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Amounts paid to acquire assets used (or held for use) directly in carrying out charitable, etc , purposes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 181,971,758
3 a b 4 5
Amounts set aside for specific charitable projects that satisfy the Suitability test (prior IRS approval required) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3a 0 0 3,652,953,141
Cash distribution test (attach the required schedule) . Qualifying distributions . Add lines la through 3b
3b
4
Enter here and on Part V, line 8, and Part XIII, line 4
Foundations that qualify under section 4940(e) for the reduced rate of tax on net investment income Enter 1% of Part I, line 27b (see page 26 of the instructions). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 6 2,026 3,652,951,115
Adjusted qualifying distributions . Subtract line 5 from line 4 .
Note : The amount on line 6 will be used in Part V, column (b), in subsequent years when calculating whether the foundation qualifies for the section 4940(e) reduction of tax in those years
Form 990-PF (2009)
Form 990-PF (2009)
Page 9
Part XIII
Undistributed Income (see page 26 of the instructions)

(a) Corpus (b) Years prior to 2008 (c) 2008 (d) 2009 14,538,219
Distributable amount for 2009 from Part XI, line 7
2
a b
Undistributed income, if any, as of the end of 2008

Enter amount for 2008 only. Total for prior years . 20_ , 20 20_ ,
3
a b c d e
Excess distributions carryover, if any, to 2009

From 2004. From 2005. From 2006. From 2007. From 2008. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79, 722, 897 428,186, 789 1, 449, 532, 090 1, 957, 441, 776
f
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Total of lines 3a through e.

XII, line 4 1111 $
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3,652,953,141
Qualifying distributions for 2009 from Part
a Applied to 2008, but not more than line 2a b Applied to undistributed income of prior years
(Election required-see page 26 of the instructions)
c Treated as distributions out of corpus (Election

required-see page 26 of the instructions). d Applied to 2009 distributable amount. . . . . . . 3, 638, 414, 922 14,538,219
e Remaining amount distributed out of corpus 5 Excess distributions carryover applied to 2009 (If an amount appears in column (d), the 6
same amount must be shown in column (a).) Enter the net total of each column as indicated below: a Corpus Add lines 3f, 4c, and 4e Subtract line 5 b Prior years' undistributed incom e Subtract
line 4b from line 2b . . . .
5, 595, 856, 698
c Enter the amount of prior years' undistributed income for which a notice of defi ciency has been issued , or on which the se ction 4942(a) tax has been previously assess ed. . . d Subtract line 6c from line 6b T axable amount-see page 27 of the ins tructions . e Undistributed income for 2008 Subtract line
4a from line 2a Taxable amoun t-see page 27 of the instructions . . . . .
f Undistributed income for 2009 Subtract lines 4d and 5 from line 1 This amount must
be distributed in 2010 . . . 0 7 Amounts treated as distribution s out of corpus to satisfy requirements i mposed by section 170(b)(1)(F) or 4942(g )(3) (see page 27 of the instructions) . . . . 8 Excess distributions carryover from 2004 not applied on line 5 or line 7 (see page 27 of the instructions) . . . . . . . . . . .
1, 645, 000, 000
10
a b c d e
Excess distributions carryover t o 2010. Subtract lines 7 and 8 from line 6a Analysis of line 9
Excess from 2005. Excess from 2006. Excess from 2007. Excess from 2008. Excess from 2009. . . . . . . . . . . . 79, 722, 897 428,186, 789 1, 449, 532, 090 1, 993, 414, 922
3, 950, 856, 698
Form 990-PF (2009)
Form 990-PF (2009)
Page 10
Part XIV
la b 2a
Private Operating Foundations (see page 27 of the instructions and Part VII-A, question 9)
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4942(j)(3) or F 4942(,)(5)
If the foundation has received a ruling or determination letter that it is a private operating foundation , and the ruling is effective for 2009, enter the date of the ruling . . . . . .
Check box to indicate whether the organization is a private operating foundation described in section Enter the lesser of the adjusted net income from Part I or the minimum investment return from Part X for each year listed . . . . . . . . . .
85% of line 2a . . . . . . . . . Qualifying distributions from Part XII, line 4 for each year listed . . . . . Amounts included in line 2c not used directly for active conduct of exempt activities . . . Tax year (a) 2009 (b) 2008 Prior 3 years (c) 2007
(e) Total
(d) 2006
b c d e
Qualifying distributions made directly for active conduct of exempt activities Subtract line 2d from line 2c . . . . Complete 3a, b, or c for the
alternative test relied upon "Assets" alternative test-enter

(1) (2) Value of all assets . . . . . . Value of assets qualifying under section 4942(j)(3)(B)(i)
"Endowment" alternative test- enter 2/3 of minimum investment return shown in Part X, line 6 for each year listed. . . "Support" alternative test-enter (1) Total support other than gross investment income (interest, dividends, rents, payments on securities loans (section 512(a)(5)), or royalties) . . . Support from general public and 5 or more exempt organizations as provided in section 4942 (j)(3)(B)(iii). . Largest amount of support from an exempt organization Gross investment income
(2)
(3) (4)
Part XV
1
Supplementary Information ( Complete this part only if the organization had $5 , 000 or more in assets at any time during the year-see page 27 of the instructions.)
Information Regarding Foundation Managers:
List any managers of the foundation who have contributed more than 2% of the total contributions received by the foundation before the close of any tax year (but only if they have contributed more than $5,000) (See section 507(d)(2) )
NONE
b List any managers of the foundation who own 10% or more of the stock of a corporation (or an equally large portion of the ownership of a partnership or other entity) of which the foundation has a 10% or greater interest
NONE 2 Information Regarding Contribution , Grant , Gift, Loan , Scholarship, etc., Programs:
Check here F if the foundation only makes contributions to preselected charitable organizations and does not accept unsolicited requests for funds If the foundation makes gifts, grants, etc (see page 28 of the instructions) to individuals or organizations under other conditions, complete items 2a, b, c, and d
The name , address, and telephone number of the person to whom applications should be addressed BILL MELINDA GATES FOUNDATION PO BOX 23350 SEATTLE, WA 98102 (206) 709-3140
b The form in which applications should be submitted and information and materials they should include SEE PART XV, LINE 2A AND WWWGATESFOUNDATION ORG c Any submission deadlines NONE
d Any restrictions or limitations on awards, such as by geographical areas, charitable fields, kinds of institutions, or other factors
THE GLOBAL HEALTH PROGRAM AND PACIFIC NORTHWEST INITIATIVE ACCEPT UNSOLICITED LETTERS OF INQUIRY IN SPECIFIC AREAS OR IN RESPONSE TO A REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL THE GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM DOES NOT ACCEPT UNSOLICITED REQUESTS FOR FUNDING AND ONLY ACCEPTS RESPONSES TO A REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL THE EDUCATION INITIATIVE AND THE LIBRARIES INITIATIVE PROACTIVELY IDENTIFY RECIPIENTS AND DO NOT ACCEPT UNSOLICITED REQUESTS THE FOUNDATION DOES NOT ACCEPT REQUESTS FROM INDIVIDUALS FOR MORE INFORMATION, SEE WWW GATESFOUNDATION ORG OR SEND REQUESTS TO THE GRANTS INQUIRY ADMINISTRATOR AT THE ADDRESS INDICATED IN PART XV, LINE 2A
Form 990-PF (2009)
Form 990-PF (2009)
Page 11
Part XV Supplementary Information (continued) 3 Grants and Contributions Paid During the Year or Approved for Future Payment
Recipient
If recipient is an individual,
show any relationship to
Foundation
Name and address (home or business) a Paid during the year See Additional Data Table
any foundation manager or substantial contributor
status of recipient
Purpose of grant or
contribution
Amount
Total .
3a
3,055,067,596
b Approved for future payment See Additional Data Table
Total .
3b
1,581,128,396
Form 990-PF (2009)
Form 990-PF (2009)
Page 12 (e)
Related or exempt function income (See page 28 of
Part XVI-A
Analysis of Income - Produc ing Activities

Unrelated business income (a) Business code
(b) A mount Excluded by section 512, 513, or 514
Enter gross amounts unless otherwise indicated
1 Program service revenue
(c) Exclusion code
(d) A mount
the instructions )
a b c d
e f g Fees and contracts from government agencies 2 Membership dues and assessments. 3 . . . 14 21,578
Interest on savings and temporary cash investments
4 Dividends and interest from securities. . . 5 Net rental income or (loss) from real estate
a Debt-financed property. . . . . . . . . . b Not debt-financed property. 6
16
-173,469
Net rental income or (loss) from personal property . . . . 18 -488
7 Other investment income. 8
Gain or (loss) from sales of assets other than inventory
9 Net income or (loss) from special events 10 Gross profit or (loss) from sales of inventory. 11 Other revenue a See Additional Data Table
b c d e 12 Subtotal Add columns (b), (d), and (e).

13 Total . Add line 12, columns (b), (d), and ( e) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 (See worksheet in line 13 instructions on page 28 to verify calculations ) 629,056 629,056
Part XVI- B
Line No. V
Relationship of Activities to the Accomplishment of Exempt Purposes
Explain below how each activity for which income is reported in column (e) of Part XV I-A contributed importantly to the accomplishment of the organization's exempt purposes (other than by providing funds for such purposes) (See page 28 of the instructions )
Form 990-PF (2009)
Form 990-PF (2009)
Page 13
Part XVII
1
Information Regarding Transfers To and Transactions and Relationships With Noncharitable Exempt Organizations
Yes No
Did the organization directly or indirectly engage in any of the following with any other organization described in section 501(c) of the Code (other than section 501(c)(3) organizations) or in section 527, relating to political organizations?
a Transfers from the reporting foundation to a noncharitable exempt organization of

(1) (2) Cash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . la(1) la(2) Yes No
Other assets .
b Other transactions (1) Sales of assets to a noncharitable exempt organization . . . . . .

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No No Yes No No No No
(2) Purchases of assets from a noncharitable exempt organization . (3) Rental of facilities, equipment, or other assets .
(4) (5) Reimbursement arrangements . Loans or loan guarantees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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c Sharing of facilities, equipment, mailing lists, other assets, or paid employees .
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d If the answer to any of the above is "Yes," complete the following schedule Column (b) should always show the fair market value of the goods, other assets, or services given by the reporting foundation If the foundation received less than fair market value in any transaction or sharing arrangement, show in column (d) the value of the goods, other assets, or services received
(a) Line No lb(3) la(1) la(1) la(1) la(1) ( b) Amount involved ( c) Name of noncharitable exempt organization ( d) Description of transfers , transactions , and sharing arrangements SUBLEASE OF OFFICE SPACE GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT GRANT MADE GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT GRANT MADE US PROGRAM GRANT MADE GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT GRANT MADE
439,113 AICPA 830,565 COOP LEAGUE OF USA 2,412,728 WCCU INC 1,431,819 NAT'L STUDENT CH 6,360,073 STITCHING WWB
2a Is the foundation directly or indirectly affiliated with, or related to, one or more tax-exempt organizations
described in section 501 ( c) of the Code ( other than section 501 ( c)(3)) or in section 527?. b If"Yes, " complete the following schedule (a) Name of organization (b) Type of organization (c) Description of relationship . . . . . . . . . .fYes I' No
Under penalties of perjury, I declare that I have examined this return, including accompanying schedules and statements, and to the best of my knowledge and belief, it is true, correct, and complete Declaration of preparer (other than taxpayer or fiduciary) is based on all information of which preparer has any knowledge
****** I2010-11-10 ******
Signature of officer or trustee
Date
Date
Title
Preparer's
Check if self=
CD u Prepa rers Signature JANE M SEARING employed 0-F
identifying number (see

Signature on page 30 of the instructions)
Firm's name (or yours ifself- employed), address , and ZIP code
CLARK NUBER PS 10900 NE 4TH SUITE 1700
EIN 0-
Phone no BELLEVUE,WA 98004
25)454-4919
Form 990-PF (2009)
l efile GRAPHIC print - DO NOT PROCESS
As Filed Data -
DL N: 93491314000050
OMB No 1545-0047
Schedule B
(Form 990 , 990-EZ, or 990-PF) Department of the Treasury Internal Revenue Serice Name of organization BILL & MELINDA GATES FOUNDATION
Schedule of Contributors
^ Attach to Form 990 , 990-EZ , or 990-PF.
2009
Employer identification number 56-2618866
Organization type (check one) Filers of : Form 990 or 990-EZ Section: r 501(c)( ) (enter number) organization
F 4947( a)(1) nonexempt charitable trust not treated as a private foundation r 527 political organization Form 990-PF F 501(c)( 3) exempt private foundation r 4947( a)(1) nonexempt charitable trust treated as a private foundation r 501(c)(3) taxable private foundation
Check if your organization is covered by the General Rule or a Special Rule. Note . Only a section 501(c)(7), (8), or (10) organization can check boxes for both the General Rule and a Special Rule See instructions General RuleF For an organization filing Form 990, 990-EZ, or 990-PF that received, during the year, $5,000 or more (in money or property) from any one contributor Complete Parts I and II Special Rules
fl For a section 501(c)(3) organization filing Form 990 or 990-EZ, that met the 331/3% support test of the regulations under sections 509(a)(1) and 170(b)(1)(A)(vi), and received from any one contributor, during the year, a contribution of the greater of (1) $5,000 or (2) 2% of the amount on (i) Form 990, Part VIII, line 1 h, or (u) Form 990-EZ, line 1 Complete Parts I and II fl For a section 501(c)(7), (8), or (10) organization filing Form 990, or 990-EZ, that received from any one contributor, during the year, aggregate contributions of more than $1,000 for use exclusively for religious, charitable, scientific, literary, or educational purposes, or the prevention of cruelty to children or animals Complete Parts I, II, and III fl For a section 501(c)(7), (8), or (10) organization filing Form 990, or 990-EZ, that received from any one contributor, during the year, contributions for use exclusively for religious, charitable, etc , purposes, but these contributions did not aggregate to more than $1,000 If this box is checked, enter here the total contributions that w ere received during the year for an exclusively religious, charitable, etc , purpose Do not complete any of the parts unless the General Rule applies to this organization because it received nonexclusively religious, charitable, etc , contributions of $5,000 or more during the year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ^ $ Caution . An Organization that is not covered by the General Rule and/or the Special Rules does not file Schedule B (Form 990, 990-EZ, or 990-PF), but it must answer "No" on Part IV, line 2 of its Form 990, or check the box in the heading of its Form 990-EZ, or on line 2 of its Form 990-PF, to certify that it does not meet the filing requirements of Schedule B (Form 990, 990-EZ, or 990-PF)
For Paperwork Reduction Act Notice , see the Instructions for Form 990 , 990-EZ , or 990-PF Cat No 30613X Schedule B (Form 990 , 990-EZ , or 990 - PF) (2009)
Schedule B (Form 990, 990-EZ, or 990-PF) (2009) Name of organization BILL & MELINDA GATES FOUNDATION
Page
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Employer identification number

56-2618866
Part I (a) No. 1
Contributors (see Instructions) (b) Name, address , and ZIP + 4 (c) Aggregate contributions (d) Type of contribution
Person
BILL AND MELINDA GATES FDN TRUST 1551 EASTLAKE AVENUE EAST Pa y roll
F
r
3,626,100,000
Noncash
SEATTLE, WA
98102
(Complete Part II if there is a noncash contribution
(a) No. 2
(b) Name , address, and ZIP + 4
(c) Aggregate contributions
(d) Type of contribution
Person
WILLIAM H GATES III 2365 CARILLON POINT Pa y roll
F
r
663,425
Noncash
KIRKLAND, WA
98033
(a) No. 3
DANIEL MILLER PO BOX 512
(b) Name, address , and ZIP + 4
Person
Pa y roll
F
r
$
16714
180,000
Noncash
NORTHERN CAMBRIA, PA
(a) No. 4
(b) Name , address , and ZIP + 4
Person
ESTATE OF MARTHA DECKER 712 WOODLAND DR SUITE D Pa y roll
F
r
161,821
Noncash
HORSESHOE BEND, AR
72512
(a) No. 5
Person
MOHAMED AND JAMIE EL-ERIAN 1278 GLENNEYRE STREET SUITE 119 Pa y roll
F
r
20,000
Noncash
LAGUNA BEACH, CA
92651
(a) No.
Person
$
Pa y roll r Noncash r
Schedule B (Form 990 , 990-EZ , or 990 - PF) (2009)
Page
of
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56-2618866
Part II (a) No. from Part I
Noncash Property (see Instructions)

(c) FMV (or estimate) ( see instructions)
b ( ) Description of noncash property given
d ( ) Date received
(a) No. from Part I
(c) FMV (or estimate) ( see instructions )
d ( ) Date received
(a) No. from Part I
d ( ) Date received
(a) No. from Part I
d ( ) Date received
(a) No. from Part I
d ( ) Date received
(a) No. from Part I
(c) FMV (or estimate) (see instructions )
d ( ) Date received
Schedule B (Form 990 , 990-EZ , or 990 - PF) (2009)
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56-2618866
Part III
Exclusively religious , charitable , etc., individual contributions to section 501(c)(7), (8), or (10) organizations aggregating more than $1 , 000 for the year . (Complete columns (a) through ( e) and the following line entry For organizations completing Part III, enter the total of exclusively religious, charitable, etc , contributions of $1,000 or less for the year (Enter this information once See instructions ) $ (b) Purpose of gift (c) Use of gift (d) Description of how gift is held
(a) No. from Part I
Transferee ' s name, address , and ZIP 4
(e) Transfer of gift Relationship of transferor to transferee
(a) No. from Part I
(b ) Purpose of gift
( c) Use of gift
(d) Description of how gift is held
Transferee ' s name , address , and ZIP 4
(a) No. from Part I
( c) Use of gift
Transferee ' s name , address, and ZIP 4
(a) No. from Part I
( c) Use of gift
Transferee ' s name , address , and ZIP 4
Schedule B (Form 990, 990-EZ , or 990-PF) (2009)
Additional Data
Software ID: Software Version : EIN: Name :
09000054 09-8.5 56 -2618866 BILL & MELINDA GATES FOUNDATION
Form 990PF Part VIII Line 1 - List all officers, directors, trustees , foundation managers and their compensation
(a) Name and address (b) Title, and average hours per week devoted to position (c) Compensation ( If not paid , enter -0-) (d) Contributions to employee benefit plans and deferred
compensation WILLIAM H GATES III 1551 EASTLAKE AVENUE EAST SEATTLE, WA 98102 MELINDA FRENCH GATES 1551 EASTLAKE AVENUE EAST SEATTLE, WA 98102 WARREN E BUFFETT 1551 EASTLAKE AVENUE EAST SEATTLE, WA 98102 JEFFREY S RAIKES 1551 EASTLAKE AVENUE EAST SEATTLE, WA 98102 WILLIAM H GATES SR 1551 EASTLAKE AVENUE EAST SEATTLE, WA 98102 SYLVIA MATHEWS BURWELL 1551 EASTLAKE AVENUE EAST SEATTLE, WA 98102 ALLAN C GOLSTON 1551 EASTLAKE AVENUE EAST SEATTLE, WA 98102 TADATAKAYAMADA MD 1551 EASTLAKE AVENUE EAST SEATTLE, WA 98102 MARTHA CHOE 1551 EASTLAKE AVENUE EAST SEATTLE, WA 98102 CONNIE COLLINGSWORTH 1551 EASTLAKE AVENUE EAST SEATTLE, WA 98102 ALEXANDER S FRIEDMAN 1551 EASTLAKE AVENUE EAST SEATTLE, WA 98102 FRANCI PHELAN 1551 EASTLAKE AVENUE EAST SEATTLE, WA 98102 CHERYLSCOTT 1551 EASTLAKE AVENUE EAST SEATTLE, WA 98102 GWEN SHERMAN 1551 EA ST LAKE AVENUE EAST SEATTLE, WA 98102 PRESIDENT, GLO BAL DEVELOPMENT 40 0 599,523 58,934 0 CO-CHAIR 20 0 250,750 58,936 0 CEO 40 0 991,500 61,443 0 TRUSTEE 1 0 0 0 0 TRUSTEE 30 0 0 0 0 TRUSTEE 25 0 0 0 0
(e) Expense account, other allowances
PRESIDENT, US PROGRAM 40 0
557,281
52,005
PRESIDENT, GLOBAL HEALTH 40 0
875,309
46,368
CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER 40 0 SECRETARY & GENERAL COUNSEL 40 0
286,963
47,891
318,724
58,869
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER 40 0
421,851
46,324
CHIEF HUMAN RESO URCES OFFICER 40 0 CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER (IRIS) 40 0
363,184
45,409
439,807
63,675
DIR OF FINANCE & ADMIN (IRIS) 40 0
222,542
54,247
Form 990PF Part XV Line 3 - Grants and Contributions Paid During the Year or Approved for Future Payment
Recipient If recipient is an Foundation Purpose of grant or Amount
Name and address (home or business) a Paid during the year

AARP FOUNDATION601 E STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20049
individual, show any relationship to any foundation manager or substantial contributor
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO ASSESS STATE SPECIFIC LABOR SHORTAGES BY SPECIFIC INDUSTRY TO GET STATE SPECIFIC MEDIA ATTENTION TO ISSUE TO SUPPORT THE OBJECTIVESOFTHE INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON HUMANIZED MICE (IWHM II) TO IMPROVE AUSL'S CAPACITY TO OPEN, OPERATE, RESTRUCTURE AND FIX FAILED CHICAGO PUBLIC SCHOOLS TO INTRODUCE AND VALIDATE NEW BUSINESS MODELS FORTHE PROVISION OF MICROFINANCE TO THE POOR IN INDIA AND SUBSAHARAN AFRICA TO DRAMATICALLY INCREASE THE NUMBER OF ACTIVE SAVINGS ACCOUNTS SERVING LOW INCOME FAMILIES IN THREE ACCION PARTNER MICRO FINANCE INSTITUTIONS IN LATIN AMERICA TO SUPPORT A COUNTRYWIDE PROGRAM TO INSTALL COMPUTERS AND THE INTERNET IN BOTSWANA PUBLIC LIBRARIES FOR FREE PUBLIC USE AND TO TAKE STEPS TO ENSURE THE COMPUTERS ARE USEFUL AND USED TO ENHANCE PEOPLE'S LIVES TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE REDUCTION OF HIV INCIDENCE AND MINIMIZE THE IMPACT OF HIV, AIDS AND TB IN BOTSWANA THROUGH INTEGRATED AND FOCUSED APPROACHES TO PREVENTION AND TREATMENT TO PROMOTE EVIDENCEBASED AND PROVEN HIV PREVENTION PRACTICES AMONG LEADERS IN SUB SAHARAN AFRICAN COUNTRIES TO SUPPORT ACHIEVE'S AMERICAN DIPLOMA PROJECT AND ACHIEVE, INC
374,000
ACADEMIC MEDICAL CTR U OF AMSTERDAM MEIBERGDREEF9 1105 AZ AMSTERDAM AMSTERDAM NL ACADEMY FOR URBAN SCHOOL LEADERSHIP3400 N AUSTIN AVENUE CHICAGO,IL 60634
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
52,375
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,210,139
ACCION INTERNATIONAL56 ROLAND STREET SUITE 300 BOSTON,MA 02129
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,352,638
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,856,668
ACHAPMERCK COMPANY FOUNDATION ONE MERCK DRIVE WHITEHOUSE STATION,NJ 088890100
NONE
4942(J)(3)
2,000,000
ACHAPMERCK COMPANY FOUNDATION ONE MERCK DRIVE WHITEHOUSE STATION,NJ 088890100
NONE
4942(J)(3)
10,000,000
ACHAPC/O MERCK COMPANY FOUNDATION ONE MERCK DRIVE WHITEHOUSE STATION,NJ 088890100
NONE
4942(J)(3)
1,100,000
ACHIEVE INC1775 EYE STREET NW SUITE 410 WASHINGTON,DC 20006 ACHIEVE MINNEAPOLIS111 THIRD AVENUE SOUTH SUITE 5 MINNEAPOLIS,MN 55401
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,270,039
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT COALITIONS OF DISTRICTS, CHARTER, AND/OR NONPROFITS TO DEVELOP STRONG, CROSSSECTOR PROPOSALS FOR THE INVESTING IN INNOVATION STIMULUS FUND AND OTHER COMPETITIVE FEDERAL FUNDS TO HELP BUILD BROADER AND RICHER MEASURES OF TEACHER EFFECTIVENESS AND HELP BUILD OUT THEIR TEACHER EVALUATION AND COMPENSATION SYSTEM TO SUPPORT THE DATA QUALITY CAMPAIGN AS THEY WORK TO DISSEMINATE UPDATES ON AND THE OUTCOMES OF THE TEACHER-STUDENT LINK INITIATIVE TO ITS PARTNER ORGANIZATIONS AND STATE NETWORK TO SUPPORT THE DATA QUALITY CAMPAIGN WHICH SEEKS TO ADDRESS THE "NEXT-GENERATION" ISSUE OF LINKING EDUCATION DATA WITH OTHER LONGITUDINAL CHILDCENTERED INFORMATION SYSTEMS SUCH AS CHILD WELFARE, HEALTH, AND EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION TO SUPPORT, INFORM AND EXPEDITE STATE EFFORTS TO ALIGN LONGITUDINAL DATA SYSTEMS TO ENSURE THAT DATA CAN BE SHARED BETWEEN P-12 AND POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION SYSTEMS FOR THE PURPOSE OF IMPROVING ACADEMIC OUTCOMES TO DEVELOP AND EVALUATE THE IMPACT OF A WEB-BASED PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT MODEL THAT WILL BE USED ALONGSIDE A MORE TRADITIONAL FACETO-FACE MODEL TO FULLY IMPLEMENT THE RIGOR & READINESS INITIATIVE . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
74,963
ACHIEVEMENT FIRST INC ACHIEVEMENT FIRST CENTRAL OFFICE 1137 HERKIMER STREET BROOKLYN,NY 11201
NONE
509(A)(1)
998,221
NATL CENTER FOR EDU ACHIEVEMENT500 ACT DRIVE IOWA CITY, IA 52243
NONE
509(A)(2)
260,760
NATL CENTER FOR EDU ACHIEVEMENT500 ACT DRIVE IOWA CITY,IA 52243
NONE
509(A)(2)
125,000
NATL CENTER FOR EDU ACHIEVEMENT500 ACT DRIVE IOWA CITY,IA 52243
NONE
509(A)(2)
174,979
ACT INC500 ACT DRIVE IOWA CITY,IA 52243
NONE
509(A)(2)
1,000,000
Total .
3,055,067,596
Recipient If recipient is an individual, Foundation Purpose of grant or Amount

ACTIONAID USA1420 K STREET NW SUITE 900 WASHINGTON,DC 20005
show any relationship to any foundation manager or substantial contributor
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO DEVELOP THE CAPACITY OF NGOS WORKING WITHIN EUROPE TO INCREASE INTEREST AND SUPPORT OF GOVERNMENTS AND INSTITUTIONS IN ACHIEVING THREE GLOBAL HEALTH MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS TO PROVIDE RISK CAPITAL AND MANAGEMENT SUPPORTTO ENTREPRENEURS IMPROVING THE PROVISION OF AGRICULTURAL INPUTS TO SMALLHOLDER FARMERS, TO BETTER THE LIVES OF POOR FARMER FAMILIES TO DEVELOP AND PILOT SAFE WATER TRANSPORTATION AND STORAGE PRODUCTS & SERVICES FORTHE WORLD'S POOREST PEOPLE BY APPLYING A HUMANCENTERED APPROACH TO INNOVATION AND DESIGN NIRBHAY KUMAR OFJOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY IN THE U S WILL USE A TECHNIQUE CALLED CO DON HARMONIZATION TO FULLY AND CORRECTLY EXPRESS A COMPLEX MALARIA GAMETE SURFACE PROTEIN THE SEXUAL STAGES OF MALARIA PARASITES HAVE BEEN SHOWN TO BE PARTICULARLY VULNERABLE TO ANTIBODY TARGETING THIS APPROACH MAY BE ABLE TO BLOCK THE TRANSMISSION OF MALARIA IN INSECT VECTORS TO SUPPORT A PROJECT TO PROVIDE AGRICULTURAL WEATHER DATA TO PROMOTE POLICIES TO CREATE A WORLD-CLASS EDUCATION SYSTEM IN ILLINOIS TO DEVELOP AND LICENSE AN IMPROVED VACCINE AGAINST TUBERCULOSIS FOR USE IN HIGH BURDEN COUNTRIES TO PROMOTE RESEARCH AND EDUCATION ON THE SOCIOECONOMICS OF SHELTER IN URBANIZING COMMUNITIES OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES TO DEVELOP NUTRITIONALLY ENHANCED SORGHUM FOR THE ARID AND SEMI-ARID TROPICAL AREAS OF AFRICA TO LAUNCH AND SUPPORT THE HIGH-LEVEL AFRICA PROGRESS PANEL TO KEEP DONOR AND DEVELOPING COUNTRIES ACCOUNTABLE FOR COMMITMENTS TO DEVELOPMENT TO IDENTIFY THE MOST EFFECTIVE MEANS OF RAISING PUBLIC AWARENESS OF BIOTECHNOLOGY ISSUES IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA TO DEVELOP DROUGHT TOLERANT MAIZE FOR SMALL FARMERS IN AFRICA
3,391,772
ACUMEN FUND INC76 NINTH AVE SUITE 315 NEWYORK,NY 10011
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,022,906
ACUMEN FUND INC76 NINTH AVE SUITE 315 NEWYORK,NY 10011
NONE
509(A)(1)
602,291
ADMIN OFTHE TULANE EDU FUND 6823 ST CHARLES AVE NEW ORLEANS,LA 70118
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
ADMIN OFTHE TULANE EDU FUND 6823 ST CHARLES AVE NEWORLEANS,LA 70118 ADVANCE ILLINOIS NFP50 EAST WASHINGTON SUITE 410 CHICAGO,IL 60602 AERAS GLOBAL TB VACCINE FDN 1405 RESEARCH BLVD ROCKVILLE,MD 20850
NONE
509(A)(1)
352,168
NONE
509(A)(1)
900,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
43,000,000
AFFORDABLE HOUSING INSTITUTE38 CHAUNCY STREET SUITE 600 BOSTON,MA 02111
NONE
509(A)(2)
499,348
AFRICA HARVEST BIOTECH FDN INTL1025 CONNECTICUT AVE NW WASHINGTON,DC 200365417
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,999,553
AFRICA PROGRESS PANEL FDN 111 WARDOURSTREET LONDON W1FOUH UK
NONE
FOREIGN NONEXEMPT
1,000,000
AFRICABIO15 STOPFORD ROAD PRETORIA 00062 SF
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
270,170
AFRICAN AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY FDNPO BOX 30709 NAIROBI 00100 KE AFRICAN AM AIDS POLICY TRAIN INST1833 W EIGHTH STREET SUITE 200 LOS ANGELES,CA 900574257 AFRICAN ECONOMIC RESEARCH CONSORTIU3RD FL MEBANK TOWERS MILIMANI ROAD NAIROBI 00200 KE AFRICAN ECONOMIC RESEARCH CONSORTIU3RD FL MEBANK TOWERS MILIMANI ROAD NAIROBI 00200 KE Total . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)
8,770,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
4,500
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO ADVANCE ECONOMIC POLICY RESEARCH AND TRAINING IN HEALTH ECONOMICS IN SUBSAHARAN AFRICA TO SUPPORT CAPACITY BUILDING IN AGRICULTURAL AND APPLIED ECONOMICS EDUCATION IN SUBSAHARAN AFRICA . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
718,231
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,634,275
3,055,067,596

AFRICAN ECONOMIC RESEARCH CONSORTIU3RD FL MEBANK TOWERS MILIMANI ROAD NAIROBI 00200 KE AFRICAN ECONOMIC RESEARCH CONSORTIU3RD FL MEBANK TOWERS MILIMANI ROAD NAIROBI 00200 KE
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT A CONFERENCE FOCUSING ON THE ECONOMICS OF SMALLHOLDER FARMER COMPETITIVENESS TO STRENGTHEN THE QUALITY AND IMPACT OF THE AERC'S RESEARCH AND CAPACITY BUILDING WORK IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA BY SUPPORTING A LONG-TERM STRATEGIC PLANNING PROCESS TO STRENGTHEN INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITIES IN HEALTH RESEARCH ETHICS (H RE) IN AFRICA, ALSO FOSTER AND PROMOTE DISCUSSION, DEBATE, RESEARCH AND PUBLICATIONS IN HRE, HIGHLIGHTING AFRICAN PERSPECTIVES TO ADVOCATE FOR EFFECTIVE DELIVERY OF DEVELOPMENT PROMISES (MDGS, GLENEAGLES ETC ) BASED ON GRASS-ROOTS EXPERIENCES OF PROGRAMME OUTPUT IN KEY SECTORS, INCLUDING HEALTH, GATHERED THROUGH FAITH COMMUNITIES AND OTHER CIVIL SOCIETY NETWORK TO CREATE A VIABLE AND SUSTAINABLE MODEL FOR MICRO-INSURANCE FORTHE POOR AND IMPLEMENT IN PAKISTAN, TANZANIA, AND AFGHANISTAN TO SUPPORT THE ESTABLISHMENT OF TWO COMMUNITY LONGITUDINAL COHORTS IN ORDER TO EVALUATE THE IMPACT OF ZINC AND MICRONUTRIENT SUPPLEMENTATION STRATEGIES ON INTESTINAL FLORA, AS WELL AS THE RESPONSE OF VARIOUS TYPES OF DIARRHEA ON ZINC TREATMENT TO STRENGTHEN NATIONAL CAPACITIES FOR ADVOCATING FOR AND FINANCING IMMUNIZATION PROGRAMS IN THREE GAVIELIGIBLE FRANCOPHONE AFRICAN COUNTRIES TO UNDERSTAND THE BURDEN OF DISEASE FOR CHOLERA IN AFRICA AND BUILD EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT CHOLERA VACCINE ADOPTION THERE TO SUPPORT THE ESTABLISHMENT OF NATIONAL PROCESSES TO ENHANCE EVIDENCE-BASED DECISION-MAKING IN IMMUNIZATION AND HEALTH TO ADVANCE THE INNOVATIVE DEVELOPMENT FINANCE AGENDA, GENERATE CONCRETE PROPOSALS ON NEW INITIATIVES/PROJECTS AND FACILITATE LEARNING/KNOWLEDGE SHARING ON EXISTING INITIATIVES/PILOTS BY CREATING SYNERGIC DEBATES MAINLY THROUGH THE WORKSHOPS TO USE MARKET FORCE AND TECHNOLOGY TO EMPOWER FARMERS TO IMPROVE THE WELL-BEING OF THEIR FAMILIES AND COMMUNITIES TO SUPPORT EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES TARGETING REGIONAL NETWORKS OF MSM WORLDWIDE IN ANTICIPATION OF FINDINGS FROM INTERNATIONAL CLINICALTRIALS OF PREEXPOSURE PROPHYLAXIS (PREP) TO CREATE A FAVORABLE SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT FOR ACCELERATED ETHICAL RESEARCH AND GLOBAL DELIVERY OF HIV/AIDS VACCINES TO SUPPORT THE CHICAGO HIGH SCHOOL ORGANIZING PROJECT TO REDUCE THE HIGH SCHOOL DROP OUT RATE AND INCREASE COLLEGE ENROLLMENT RATES THROUGH CURRICULUM AND COLLEGE PREP REFORMS TO SUPPORT THE HUMAN HOOKWORM VACCINE INITIATIVE
99,889
NONE
509(A)(1)
227,822
AFRICAN MALARIA NETWORK TRUSTTANZANIA SCI ALI HASSAN MWINYI RD DAR-ES-SALAAM TZ
NONE
FOREIGN NON-EXEMPT
1,153,207
AFRICAN MONITOR11 DRAPER SQUARE DRAPER ROAD CLAREMONT 07708 SF
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
1,081,131
AGA KHAN FOUNDATION USA 1825 K STREET NW SUITE 901 WASHINGTON,DC 20006
NONE
509(A)(1)
937,000
AGA KHAN UNIVERSITYSTADIUM ROAD KARACHI 74800 PK
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
1,127,196
AGENCE DE MEDECINE PREVENTIVE25-28 RUE DU DR ROUX CEDEX 15 PARIS 75724 FR
NONE
FOREIGN NON-EXEMPT
657,091
NONE
FOREIGN NON-EXEMPT
2,010,772
AGENCE DE MDECINE PRVENTIVE25-28 RUE DU DR ROUX CEDEX 15 PARIS 75724 FR
NONE
FOREIGN NON-EXEMPT
1,326,408
AGENCE FRANCAISE DE DEVELOPPMENT5 BIS RUE ROLLAND BARTHES PARIS 75012 FR
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
610,704
AGRIBUSINESS SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL50 F STREET NW SUITE 1075 WASHINGTON,DC 20001
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 1
1,525,017
AIDS PROJECT LOS ANGELES INC 611 5 KINGSLEY DRIVE LOS ANGELES,CA 90005
NONE
509(A)(1)
500,000
AIDS VACCINE ADVOCACY COALITION101 WEST 23RD STREET SUITE 2227 NEWYORK,NY 10011
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,317,575
ALBANY PARK NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL3334 W LAWRENCE 3RD FLOOR CHICAGO,IL 60625
NONE
509(A)(1)
500,000
ALBERT B SABIN VACCINE INST INC2000 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NW SUITE 7100 WASHINGTON,DC 20006 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,532,780
. 1113a
3,055,067,596

ALBERT B SABIN VACCINE INST INC2000 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NW SUITE 7100 WASHINGTON,DC 20006 ALBERT B SABIN VACCINE INST INC2000 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NW SUITE 7100 WASHINGTON,DC 20006
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO PRODUCE AN EFFECTIVE, MANUFACTURABLE, AFFORDABLE AND SUSTAINABLE HUMAN HOOKWORM VACCINE (HHV) TO PROMOTE ADVOCACY AND RESOURCE MOBILIZATION FOR THE SEVEN MOST PREVALENT NTDS ASCARIASIS, HOOKWORM INFECTION, TRICHURIASIS, LYMPHATIC FILARIASIS (LF), ONCHOCERCIASIS, SCHISTOSOMIASIS, AND TRACHOMA TO CREATE SUSTAINABLE IMMUNIZATION SYSTEMS IN GAVI COUNTRIES
3,601,770
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,365,543
ALBERT B SABIN VACCINE INST INC2000 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NW SUITE 7100 WASHINGTON,DC 20006 ALBERT B SABIN VACCINE INST INC2000 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NW SUITE 7100 WASHINGTON,DC 20006
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,949,836
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A REGULATORY REPOSITORY OR "ORPHANAGE" OF DRUGS THAT ARE INTENDED FOR THE TREATMENT OF NEGLECTED TROPICAL DISEASES TO IMPROVE THE NUTRITIOUS VALUE OF RICE BY GENETIC FORTIFICATION WITH VITAMINS, MINERALS AND PROTEINS TO DEMONSTRATE A REDUCTION IN COMMUNITY-LEVEL MALARIA INCIDENCE USING A SPATIAL REPELLENT INTERVENTION TO SUPPORT YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS
50,000
ALBERT LUDWIGS UNIVERSITAT FREIBURGSTEFAN-MEIER STR 8 FREIBURG 79104 GM
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
1,821,800
ALERT ASIAGEDUNG EIJKMAN JL DIPONEGORO 69 JAKARTA 10430 ID
NONE
FOREIGN NON-EXEMPT
750,000
ALLEN RENAISSANCE1321 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR WAY TACO MA, WA 98405 ALLEN RENAISSANCE1321 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR WAY TACO MA, WA 98405 ALLIANCE FOREDUCATION509 OLIVE WAY SUITE 500 SEATTLE,WA 981012556 ALLIANCE FOREDUCATION509 OLIVE WAY SUITE 500 SEATTLE,WA 981012556 ALLIANCE FOR EDUCATION509 OLIVE WAY SUITE 500 SEATTLE,WA 981012556
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
200,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
10,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
4,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT THE COLLEGEREADY CURRICULUM, ASSESSMENTS, DATA AND ADVOCACY ELEMENTS OF SEATTLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS' STRATEGIC PLAN TO SUPPORT EFFORTS IN DENNY MIDDLE SCHOOLTO PROMOTE MORE EFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENT COLLABORATIONS BETWEEN THE SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY-BASED ORGANIZATIONS TO RESEARCH OPTIONS ON HOWTO INCREASE COLLABORATION BETWEEN SEATTLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND COMMUNITY-BASED ORGANIZATIONS, AND TO BUILD CAPACITY AT THE ALLIANCE FOR EDUCATION TO GROW SUPPORT FOR THE COMMON CORE STANDARDS INITIATIVE
3,134,173
ALLIANCE FOR EDUCATION509 OLIVE WAY SUITE 500 SEATTLE,WA 981012556
NONE
509(A)(1)
200,000
ALLIANCE FOR EDUCATION509 OLIVE WAY SUITE 500 SEATTLE,WA 981012556
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
ALLIANCE FOR EXCELLENT EDU INC1201 CONNECTICUT AVENUE NW WASHINGTON,DC 20036 ALLIANCE FOR EXCELLENT EDU INC1201 CONNECTICUT AVENUE NW WASHINGTON,DC 20036 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)
551,336
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO PROMOTE PUBLIC WILL FOR EFFECTIVE HIGH SCHOOL REFORM
1,322,446
. 1113a
3,055,067,596

ALLIANCE FOR GREEN REV IN AFRICAPO BOX 66773 NAIROBI 00800 KE
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO DEVELOP A STRONG AGRICULTURAL POLICY SUPPORT SYSTEM IN AFRICA THAT WILL RAISE INCOMES, AND ASSURE HOUSEHOLD AND NATIONAL FOOD SECURITY TO PROVIDE EDUCATION TO THE COMMUNITY OF ORGANIZATIONS WORKING ON HOMELESSNESS ADVOCACY IN WASHINGTON "ENGINEERING HIGH AFFINITY, BROADLY SPECIFIC T CELL RECEPTORS TO TARGET HIV-1 VARIANTS" MARILYN FERNANDEZ OFALTOR BIOSCIENCE CORPORATION IN THE U S WILL ENGINEER SINGLE CHAIN T CELL RECEPTORS (TCR) TO DELIVER IMMUNOTHERAPIES TO HIVINFECTED CELLS THESE TCRS WILL BE ENGINEERED TO RECOGNIZE KNOWN VIRAL VARIANTS TO LINKED TO THE EMERGENCE OF DRUG-RESISTANT HIV MUTATIONS TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF A VOLUNTARY FRAMEWORK OF ACCOUNTABILITY THAT WILL ALLOW COMMUNITY COLLEGES TO TRACK PROGRESS AND SET BENCHMARKS FOR ACHIEVEMENT OF CO LLEGE COMPLETION TO SUPPORT ORIGINAL RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS TO INFLUENCE THE NATIONAL EDUCATION DEBATES AND CREATE A SUPPORTIVE POLICY ENVIRONMENT FOR DYNAMIC REFORM TO SUPPORT THE CAPACITY OF SAN DIEGO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT TO OPEN NEW SMALL HIGH SCHOOLS AT THE LINCOLN COMPLEX AND TO STRENGTHEN EXISTING SMALL HIGH SCHOOLS TO SUPPORT A COLLABORATIVE EXCHANGE BETWEEN KEY DISTRICTS IN CA AROUND STRATEGIES TO IMPROVE INSTRUCTION AND OUTCOMES FOR CA'S GROWING ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNER POPULATION TO SHARE VITAL AGRICULTURAL INFORMATION OVER THE RADIO TO ENHANCE THE LIVELIHOODS OF SMALLHOLDER FARMERS IN AFRICA TO SUPPORT THE WORK OF A TEACHER EVALUATION TASK FORCE
4,545,789
ALLIANCE FOR JUSTICE11 DUPONT CIRCLE NW SECOND FLOOR WASHINGTON,DC 20036
NONE
509(A)(1)
11,000
ALTOR BIOSCIENCE CORPORATION2810 N COMMERCE PARKWAY MIRAMAR,FL 33025
NONE
US NONEXEMPT
85,679
AM ASSOC OF COMMUNITY COLLEGESONE DUPONT CIRCLE NW SUITE 410 WASHINGTON,DC 20036
NONE
509(A)(2)
264,930
AM ENTERPRISE INST PUBLIC PLCY RES1150 17TH ST NW WASHINGTON,DC 20036
NONE
509(A)(1)
500,000
AM INST FOR RES BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES1000 THOMAS JEFFERSON STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20007
NONE
509(A)(2)
1,676,204
NONE
509(A)(2)
50,000
NONE
509(A)(2)
3,201,210
AMER FEDERATION OFTEACHERS EDU FDN555 NEW JERSEY AVENUE NW WASHINGTON,DC 20001 AMER FEDERATION OFTEACHERS EDU FDN555 NEW JERSEY AVENUE NW WASHINGTON,DC 20001
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 1
250,000
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 1
TO SEEK, SUPPORT, STUDY, SUSTAIN, AND SHARE SUCCESSFUL TEACHER-AND UNION-LED REFORM EFFORTS TO IMPROVE PUBLIC EDUCATION AND RAISE STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
450,000
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ARTS SCIENCESNORTONS WOODS 136 IRVING STREET CAMBRIDGE,MA 02138 AMERICAN BAR ASSN FUND JUSTICE EDU321 NORTH CLARK STREET CHICAGO,IL 606104714 AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY INC NATIONAL HOME OFFICE 250 WILLIAMS STREET ATLANTA,GA 30303
NONE
509(A)(1)
10,000
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 1
TO PROVIDE LEGAL SERVICES FOR DETAINED UNACCOMPANIED IMMIGRANT CHILDREN TO PROMOTE EVIDENCEBASED TOBACCO CONTROL IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA IN ORDERTO PREVENTAN EPIDEMIC OFTOBACCOCAUSED DEATH AND DISEASE IN THE REGION TO RAISE HUMAN AND FINANCIAL RESOURCES TO REDUCE AIDS-RELATED STIGMA AND DISCRIMINATION IN INDIA TO SUPPORT NATIVE AMERICAN YOUTH BUSINESS LEADERS
30,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,000,000
AMERICAN INDIA FOUNDATIONN 183 PANCHSHEELA PARK NEW DELHI 100017 IN
NONE
509(A)(1)
80,303
AMERICAN INDIAN BUSINESS LEADERSGALLAGHER BUSINESS BUILDING MISSOULA,MT 59812 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)
23,208
. 1113a
3,055,067,596

AMERICAN INST FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE739 8TH STREET NE WASHINGTON,DC 20003 AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION50 E HURON STREET CHICAGO,IL 60611 AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION50 E HURON STREET CHICAGO,IL 60611
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT THE GREAT SCHOOLS NOW CAMPAIGN
300,000
NONE
509(A)(2)
TO PROVIDE TRAINING TO SUPPORT THE ADVOCACY WORK OF LOCAL LIBRARY SYSTEMS TO HELP LIBRARIES PARTICIPATE MORE EFFECTIVELY IN THE FEDERAL "E-RATE PROGRAM" OF DISCOUNTS FOR TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES BY TRAINING STATE-LEVEL COORDINATORS, STRENGTHENING SUPPORT AND EXPERT ASSISTANCE TO ADMINISTER A COMPREHENSIVE STUDY TO ASSESS THE EXTENT OF PUBLIC ACCESS COMPUTING, INTERNET CONNECTIVITY AND RELATED SERVICES, AND TO UNDERSTAND SPECIFIC IMPACTS OF PUBLIC LIBRARY FUNDING CHANGES ON COMPUTERBASED SERVICES IN PUBLIC LIBRARIES TO RAISE AWARENESS OF GLOBAL HEALTH ISSUES AT THE 2009 ASM GENERAL MEETING THROUGH SESSIONS ON THE SCIENTIFIC GAPS IMPORTANT IN DISEASE TRANSMISSION, PREVENTION, TREATMENT AND ERADICATION, WITH A FOCUS ON MALARIA, TUBERCULOSIS, AND DIARRHEAL DISEASES TO SUPPORT A COLLEGE AND CAREER READINESS AND SUCCESS PROJECT
2,874,276
NONE
509(A)(2)
301,130
AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION50 E HURON STREET CHICAGO,IL 60611
NONE
509(A)(2)
904,299
AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR MICROBIOLOGY1752 N STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 200362904
NONE
509(A)(2)
76,010
AMERICAN YOUTH POLICY FORUM1836 JEFFERSON PLACE NW WASHINGTON,DC 20036 AMERICAN YOUTH WORK CENTER 1331 H ST NW SUITE 701 WASHINGTON,DC 20005
NONE
509(A)(1)
602,586
NONE
509(A)(2)
TO PROVIDE IN-DEPTH JOURNALISTIC COVERAGE OF THE EFFORTS TO EXPAND POST-SECONDARY CREDENTIALING AND EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING ACTIVITIES FOR AMERICA'S YOUTH TO CO-CONVENE DROPOUT PREVENTION SUMMITS - IN 50 STATES AND 50 "DROPOUT FACTORY" CITIES -TO CALL ATTENTION TO AND INCREASE COLLABORATIVE ACTION AROUND THE HIGH SCHOOL DROPOUT CRISIS TO ENHANCE AND EXPAND EARLY LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES FOR CHILDREN AGES BIRTH TO FIVE YEARS IN THE ANACORTES COMMUNITY TO ALIGN THE ADVOCACY COMMUNITY OF NUTRITION ACTORS AND ACHIEVE CONSENSUS ON MESSAGING AND A FRAMEWORK FOR COORDINATED ACTION FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
250,000
AMERICAS PROMISE-ALLIANCE FOR YOUTH1110 VERMONT AVE NW SUITE 900 WASHINGTON,DC 20005
NONE
509(A)(1)
718,113
ANACORTES SCHOOL DISTRICT 1032200 M AVENUE ANACORTES,WA 98221
NONE
170(C)(1)
243,000
APPLIED RESEARCH AND TECH SRVCS LLC1825 CONNECTICUT AVE NW WASHINGTON,DC 20009
NONE
509(A)(2)
500,000
ARCHDIOCESE OF SEATTLE71O 9TH AVE SEATTLE, WA 98104 ARIZONA STATE UUNIVERSITY DRIVE AND MILL AVENUE MAIL STOP 4501 TEMPE,AZ 85287
NONE
509(A)(1)
10,000
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO DEVELOP A LIVE, RECOMBINANT, ATTENUATED SALMONELLA ANTIPNEUMOCOCCAL VACCINE FOR NEWBORNS TO IMPROVE INTERNET CONNECTIONS IN ARKANSAS PUBLIC LIBRARIES LACKING HIGH-SPEED BROADBAND TODAY AND ESTABLISH SUSTAINABILITY STRATEGIES THAT WILL SUPPORT THE PROVISION AND IMPROVEMENT OF CONNECTIVITY OVERTIME FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
3,716,659
ARKANSAS STATE LIBRARY1 CAPITOL MALL 5TH FLOOR LITTLE ROCK,AR 72201
NONE
170(C)(1)
408,754
ARNOVA550 W NORTH ST SUITE 301 INDIANAPOLIS,IN 46202 ASHOKA1700 NORTH MOORE STREET SUITE 2000 ARLINGTON,VA 22209
NONE
509(A)(2)
50,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO BRING LASTING AGRICULTURAL SOLUTIONS TO INDIA AND AFRICA AND TO EXPAND ACCESS TO FINANCIAL AND INFORMATION SERVICES FOR THE POOR ACROSS THE GLOBE . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
2,471,315
Total .
3,055,067,596

ASIA SOCIETY725 PARK AVE NEWYORK,NY 100215088
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO EXPAND THE INTERNATIONAL STUDIES SCHOOLS NETWORK SCHOOLS PLANNED FOR NY, CA, TX, WA, NC AND WASHINGTON DC TO SUPPORT A YOUTH DEVELOPMENT/VIOLENCE PREVENTION PROGRAM FOR YOUNG WOMEN TO INCREASE VEGETABLE PRODUCTION, MARKETING AND CONSUMPTION AND FOSTER RURAL DEVELOPMENT IN ORDER TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH OF VULNERABLE GROUPS, IN PARTICULAR POOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN SUBSAHARAN AFRICA TO SUPPORT COALITIONS OF DISTRICTS, CHARTER, AND/OR NONPROFITS TO DEVELOP STRONG, CROSSSECTOR PROPOSALS FOR THE INVESTING IN INNOVATION STIMULUS FUND AND OTHER COMPETITIVE FEDERAL FUNDS TO SUPPORT CREATION OF NEW SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN THE LOS ANGELES AREA
1,149,974
ASIAN COUNSELING REFERRAL SERVICE3639 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR WY S SEATTLE,WA 98144 ASIAN VEGETABLE RESEARCH DEV CTRPO BOX 42 SHANHUA,TAINAN 74199 TW
NONE
509(A)(1)
36,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
4,024,305
ASPIRE PUBLIC SCHOOLS1001 22ND AVENUE SUITE 100 OAKLAND,CA 94606
NONE
509(A)(1)
51,500
ASPIRE PUBLIC SCHOOLS1001 22ND AVENUE SUITE 100 OAKLAND,CA 94606 ASPIRE PUBLIC SCHOOLS1001 22ND AVENUE SUITE 100 OAKLAND,CA 94606
NONE
509(A)(1)
600,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO FULLY IMPLEMENT AN EARLY COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAM THROUGH CREATION OF AN INTEGRATED DATA SYSTEM, DEVELOPMENT OF COURSESPECIFIC TEACHER SUPPORTS, AND ORGANIZATION OF ADDITIONAL STUDENT SUPPORTS TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OFA COMPLETION FOCUSED COMMUNITY COLLEGE TRUSTEE TO EXPLORE MOBILE SOLUTIONS FOR SMALLSCALE AGRICULTURE IN AFRICA FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
1,085,895
ASSN OF COMMUNITY COLLEGE TRUSTEES1233 20TH ST NW SUITE 301 WASHINGTON,DC 20036
NONE
509(A)(1)
621,167
ASSOC FOR PROGRESSIVE COMMUNICATIONPO BOX 29755 MELVILLE 02109 SF ASSOC OF FUNDRAISING PROFESSIONALS2150 N 107TH STREET SUITE 205 SEATTLE,WA 981339009 ASSOC OF PUBLIC AND LAND GRANT UNIV1307 NEWYORK AVENUE NW SUITE 400 WASHINGTON,DC 20005
NONE
509(A)(1)
132,224
NONE
509(A)(2)
2,350
NONE
509(A)(2)
TO STRENGTHEN THE CAPACITY OF SUB-SAHARAN AFRICAN HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS TO CONTRIBUTE MORE EFFECTIVELY TO LONG-TERM DEVELOPMENT THROUGH PARTNERSHIPS WITH U S INSTITUTIONS FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
200,273
ASSOCIATION OF SMALL FOUNDATIONS1720 N STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20036 ATHENS REGIONAL LIBRARY SYSTEM2025 BAXTER ST ATHENS,GA 30606
NONE
509(A)(2)
200,000
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO SUPPORT EXCELLENCE IN RURAL LIBRARY SERVICES THROUGH THE BEST SMALL LIBRARY IN AMERICA AWARDS PROGRAM TO FACILITATE THE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OFA COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT PLAN TO GENERATE UNDERSTANDING AND SUPPORT AMONG THE HISPANIC COMMUNITY FOR AUSTIN ISD'S HIGH SCHOOL REDESIGN INITIATIVE TO SUPPORT IMPLEMENTATION OFAISD'S REDESIGNED SECONDARY EDUCATION PROGRAM TO SUPPORT CONTINUED COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT IN THE DISTRICT'S COLLEGE AND CAREER READINESS EFFO RTS . . . . . . . . . . 3a
4,790
AUSTIN HISPANIC CHAMBER COMMERCE2800 S IH 35 SUITE 260 AUSTIN,TX 78704
NONE
509(A)(1)
130,589
AUSTIN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT1111 WEST SIXTH STREET AUSTIN,TX 787035399 AUSTIN VOICES FOR EDU AND YOUTH3710 CEDAR ST SUITE 229 AUSTIN,TX 78705
NONE
170(C)(1)
2,357,521
NONE
509(A)(1)
93,000
Total .
3,055,067,596

AUSTRALIAN INTL HEALTH INSTITUTEGROUND FLOOR 187 GRATTAN ST VICTORIA 03010 AS
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
TO ENHANCE THE UNDERSTANDING OF THE SCALED HIV PREVENTION RESPONSE AMONG INJECTING DRUG USERS IN INDIA SO AS TO ACCELERATE HIV PREVENTION COVERAGE IN INDIA AND GLOBALLY AND TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE KNOWLEDGE NETWORK TO BRING PROGRAMMATIC LEARNINGS RELATED TO HIV PREVENTION AMONGST INJECTING DRUG USERS TO A WIDER AUDIENCE TO IMPLEMENT THE AVID PROGRAM IN HIGH SCHOOLS IN THE NEW YORK CITY PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
313,761
AVID CENTER9246 LIGHTWAVE AVENUE SUITE 200 SAN DIEGO,CA 92123
NONE
509(A)(2)
207,365
AVINA AMERICAS INC1314 RHODE ISLAND AVE NW SUITE 2 WASHINGTON,DC 20005 BAIF DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH FDNDR MANIBHAI DESAI NAGAR NH4 PUNE,MH 411058 IN
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,500,000
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
TO INCREASE THE INCOMES OF SMALL FARMERS AND PROVE A MODEL FOR FINANCIALLY SUSTAINABLE DAIRY INPUT DELIVERY BY ESTABLISHING CATTLE DEVELOPMENT CENTERS UTILIZING DIFFERENT OPERATIONAL AND FINANCIAL APPROACHES, AND RIGOROUSLY EVALUATING AND DISSEMINATING THE RESULTS TO MOBILIZE THE FAITH COMMUNITY IN THE STATE OF OHIO TO INSIST ON A QUALITY COLLEGE-READY EDUCATION FORALL STUDENTS TO INCREASE THE COMMITMENT OFTHE SPANISH GOVERNMENT, THE PRIVATE SECTOR AND OTHER INSTITUTIONS TO REACH THE HEALTH RELATED MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
2,333,798
BALTIMORE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION INC2 EAST READ STREET 9TH FLOOR BALTIMORE,MD 21202
NONE
509(A)(1)
197,880
BARCELONA CTR FOR INTL HEALTH RESROSSELLO 132 4TH FLOOR BARCELONA 08036 SP
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
630,942
BARCELONA CTR INTL HEALTH RESEARCHROSSELLO 132 4TH FLOOR BARCELONA 08036 SP BATON ROUGE AREA FOUNDATION402 N FOURTH STREET BATON ROUGE,LA 70802
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
300,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO PREPARE THE RECOVERY SCHOOL DISTRICT TO APPLY PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES FOR SCHOOL AND DISTRICT IMPROVEMENT STATEWIDE TO SUPPORT A NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON EXISTING EFFORTS TO CREATE DIFFERENTIATED COMPENSATION SYSTEMS FOR TEACHERS BASED ON PERFORMANCE TO LAUNCH AND CONNECT STEM PLATFORM SCHOOLS, BUILD A NETWORK-BASED EDUCATION INNOVATION INFRASTRUCTURE, AND DRIVE SCALEABLE AND SUSTAINABLE STEM SCHOOLS AND INNOVATIONS TO PREVENT HIV/AIDS TRANSMISSION IN HIGH PREVALENCE DISTRICTS OF FOUR INDIAN STATES BY USING MASS MEDIA TO PROMOTE CONDOM USE TO SUPPORT IMPROVED MEDIA COVERAGE OF DEVELOPMENT ISSUES IN AFRICA THROUGH A FACILITY TO COORDINATE AND STREAMLINE MEDIA DEVELOPMENT INVESTMENTS, RESEARCH, AND ACTIVITIES ACROSS THE CONTINENT TO STRENGTHEN STATE COLLEGE-READINESS INITIATIVES
993,219
BATTELLE FOR KIDS1160 DUBLIN RD SUITE 100 COLUMBUS,OH 43215
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 1
50,000
BATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTE 505 KING AVENUE COLUMBUS,OH 43201
NONE
509(A)(1)
4,549,556
BBC WORLD SERVICE TRUSTNE BUSH HOUSE ROOM 301 LONDON WC2B4PH UK
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
774,798
BBC WORLD SERVICE TRUSTNE BUSH HOUSE ROOM 301 LONDON WC2B4PH UK
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
700,257
BD OF CONTROL SOUTHERN REGIONAL EDU592 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST ATLANTA,GA 303185776 BECKMAN RESEARCH INST CITY OF HOPE1500 E DUARTE ROAD DUARTE,CA 91010
NONE
509(A)(2)
396,960
NONE
509(A)(1)
BK VIRUS IS A VERY COMMON AND NONPATHOGENIC VIRUS THAT PERSISTS IN SPECIFI C ORGANS FOR LONG PERIODS OF TIME SIMON LACEY OF BECKMAN RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF THE CITY OF HOPE IN THE U S PROPOSES USING AN ENGINEERED BK VIRUS AS A VACCINE VECTORTO INTRODUCE HIV POLYEPITOPE SEQUENCES IN HOPES OF INDUCING A STRONG AND LONGLASTING IMMUNE RESPONSE AGAINST HIV TO IMPROVE TECHNOLOGY ACCESS IN LIBRARIES SERVING LOW-INCOME PATRONS AND ESTABLISH SUSTAINABLE LOCAL FUNDING TO SUPPORT THE ONGOING PROVISION OF THIS SERVICE . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
100,000
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL CTR FOR RSRCH INC14394 E EVANS AVE AURORA,CO 80014
NONE
509(A)(2)
349,635
Total .
3,055,067,596

status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(2)
TO IMPROVE TECHNOLOGY ACCESS IN LIBRARIES SERVING LOW-INCOME PATRONS AND ESTABLISH SUSTAINABLE LOCAL FUNDING TO SUPPORT THE ONGOING PROVISION OF THIS SERVICE TO REFINE AND EXPAND SERVICES TO YOUTH DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATIONS THAT ARE COMMITTED TO CREATING EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE FOR WHOM TRADITIONAL SCHOOL SETTINGS HAVE NOT BEEN SUCCESSFUL TO STRENGTHEN PEER-TOPEER SERVICE STRUCTURE, DATA COLLECTION AND USAGE CAPABILITIES, AND PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS, TO SUPPORT RESEARCH ON INNOVATION FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
149,455
BIG PICTURE COMPANY INC325 PUBLIC STREET UNITY BUILDING ROOM 216 PROVIDENCE,RI 02905
NONE
509(A)(1)
315,000
BIG PICTURE COMPANY INC325 PUBLIC STREET UNITY BUILDING ROOM 216 PROVIDENCE, RI 02905
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,778,795
BIKE WORKS SEATTLE3709 SOUTH FERDINAND STREET SEATTLE, WA 98118 BIKE WORKS SEATTLE3709 SOUTH FERDINAND STREET SEATTLE, WA 98118 BIO VENTURES FOR GLOBAL HEALTH1225 EYE STREET NW SUITE 1010 WASHINGTON,DC 20005 BLOOMBERG FAMILY FOUNDATION1440 BROADWAY 23RD FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10018 BLUE MOUNTAIN COMMUNITY FOUNDATIONPO BOX 603 WALLA WALLA,WA 993620015 BOARD OF REGENTS U OFWISC SYSTEM21 N PARK ST SUITE 6401 MADISON,WI 537151218
NONE
509(A)(1)
10,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
306
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO BUILD THE MARKET CASE FOR BIOTECH INDUSTRY INVESTMENT IN GLOBAL HEALTH R&D TO REVERSE THE GLOBAL EPIDEMIC OFTOBACCO USE
1,360,228
NONE
509(A)
17,275,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT GRANTMAKING IN THE GRANTEE'S GEOGRAPHY BECAUSE HIV INFECTION ACTIVATES ENDOGENOUS RETROVIRUSES (ERV) IN HUMAN CELLS, WHICH ARE NATURALLY DORMANT, JONAH SACHA OFTHE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN IN THE U S WILL TARGET TCELLS AGAINST THESE ERV ANTIGENS IF TRUE, NEW HOST-DIRECTED VACCINES COULD BE DEVELOPED TO ELIMINATE HIV INFECTED CELLS TO LAUNCH A TASKFORCE AND NETWORK OF LEADING EDGE PRACTITIONERS TO REDESIGN HUMAN CAPITAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS FOR THE TEACHERS, PRINCIPALS, AND OTHER LEADERS IN THE LARGEST PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICTS IN THE UNITED STATES FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT OFTHE INSTITUTE FOR RESEARCH ON POVERTY
60,000
NONE
170(C)(1)
100,000
BOARD OF REGENTS U OFWISC SYSTEM21 N PARK ST SUITE 6401 MADISON,WI 537151218
NONE
170(C)(1)
250,000
BOARD OF REGENTS U OF WISC SYSTEM21 N PARK ST SUITE 6401 MADISON,WI 537151218 BOARD OF REGENTS U OFWISC SYSTEM21 N PARK ST SUITE 6401 MADISON,WI 537151218 BOARD OF REGENTS U OFWISC SYSTEM21 N PARK ST SUITE 6401 MADISON,WI 537151218
NONE
170(C)(1)
50,000
NONE
170(C)(1)
FOR HIGH-THROUGHPUT ANALYSIS OF AVIAN INFLUENZA VARIANTS FOR PANDEMIC POTENTIAL TO SUPPORT EVALUATION OF RANDOMIZED TRIAL EXAMINING THE EFFECTS OF NEED-BASED AID ON COMPLETION TO SUPPORT A SERIES OF RESEARCH AND POLLING STUDIES AIMED AT UNDERSTANDING THE MESSAGES MEDIA DELIVERS ABOUT EDUCATION THROUGH NEWS AND ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAMMING, AND GAUGING AMERICAN PUBLIC OPINION ON KEY EDUCATION TOPICS JUAN SANTIAGO OF STANFORD UNIVERSITY IN THE U S WILL DEVELOP SMALL, DISPOSABLE DIAGNOSTIC DEVICE THAT UTILIZES ISOTACHOPHORESIS,A TECHNIQUE THAT SEPARATES CHARGED PARTICLES, TO CONCENTRATE A KEY BIOMARKER OF MALARIA PARASITES THE GOAL OF THIS TECHNIQUE IS TO PROVIDE TEST RESULTS WITHIN THREE MINUTES AT A SENSITIVITY MUCH GREATER THAN CURRENT TESTS, ALLOWING FOR DETECTION OF MALARIA AT MUCH EARLIER STAGES OF INFECTION AND IN ASYMPTOMATIC INDIVIDUALS . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
3,000,000
NONE
170(C)(1)
280,860
BOARD OFTRUSTEES OF L STANFRD JR UOFFICE OF SPONSORED RESEARCH 340 PANAMA STREET STANFORD,CA 94305
NONE
509(A)(1)
474,990
BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF L STANFRD JR UOFFICE OF SPONSORED RESEARCH 340 PANAMA STREET STANFORD,CA 94305
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
Total .
3,055,067,596
Name and address (home or business)
individual, show any relationship to any foundation

manager
status of recipient
contribution
or substantial contributor a Paid during the year

BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF L STANFRD JR UOFFICE OF SPONSORED RESEARCH 340 PANAMA STREET STANFORD,CA 94305 NONE 509(A)(1) TO CREATE A CENTRALIZED, COMPREHENSIVE, INTEGRATED AND PUBLICLY ACCESSIBLE BIOINFORMATICS PLATFORM THAT WILL ENABLE TB DRUG AND VACCINE DISCOVERY MISSIONS TO SUPPORT AN EFFECTIVE AND TRANSFERABLE MODEL FOR ASSESSING IMPACT PATHWAYS AND EVALUATING BIOFUEL SYSTEMS THAT CAN HELP THE POOR AND ENHANCE FOOD SECURITY IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD BECAUSE ADULT STEM CELLS RESIDE IN A MICRO ENVIRONMENT THAT MAINTAINS AN INACTIVE METABOLIC STATE, BIKUL DAS OF STANFORD UNIVERSITY IN THE U S WILL EXAMINE WHETHER TB HIJACKS THIS NICHE TO MAINTAIN LATENCY TO EXPAND THE FAFSA EXPERIMENT, A PROJECT DESIGNED TO HELP FAMILIES COMPLETE THE FEDERAL FINANCIAL AID FORM TO RESEARCH A TARGET GROUP OF LOW-INCOME STUDENTS WHO ARE VERY HIGH-ACHIEVING IN HIGH SCHOOL BUT WHO TEND TO HAVE WEAK COLLEGERELATED OUTCOMES, WHICH WILL SPECIFICALLY TEST SEVERAL INTERVENTIONS DESIGNED TO HELP STUDENTS NEGOTIATE THE COLLEGE APPLICATION PROCESS,THE FINANCIAL AID SYSTEM, AND THE FINANCIAL/JOB-RELATED ISSUES LIKELY TO ARISE WHEN STUDENTS ARE IN COLLEGE TO DEVELOP PREDICTIVE PHARMACOKINETIC/PHARMACODYNAMIC MODELS DESCRIBING ANTIRETROVIRAL CONCENTRATION-TIME PROFILES IN THE PLASMA AND THE FEMALE GENITAL TRACT TO SUPPORT THE RESEARCH STRATEGIES FOR THE SOCIAL, EMOTIONAL, AND ACADEMIC LEARNING OF PRESCHOOL AND ELEMENTARY-SCHOOL STUDENTS FOR MOLECULAR ANALYSIS AND MODELING OF HIV-1 TRANSMISSION, CONTAINMENT AND ESCAPE 1,878,550
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,172,537
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
BOARD OFTRUSTEES OF L STANFRD JR UOFFICE OF SPONSORED RESEARCH 340 PANAMA STREET STANFORD,CA 94305 BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF L STANFRD JR UOFFICE OF SPONSORED RESEARCH 340 PANAMA STREET STANFORD,CA 94305
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,050,523
NONE
509(A)(1)
807,861
BOARD OF TRUSTEES U OF AL BIRMINGHMUNIVERSITY STATION BIRMINGHAM,AL 35294
NONE
509(A)(1)
342,140
BOARD OF TRUSTEES UNIV OF ILLINOIS809 SOUTH MARSHFIELD AVENUE MB 502 M-C 551 CHICAGO,IL 606127205
NONE
170(C)(1)
25,000
BOARD TRUSTEES UNIV ALABAMAAB 1170 1530 3RD AVE S BIRMINGHAM,AL 342940111 BOOK-IT REPERTORY THEATRE305 HARRISON ST SEATTLE, WA 98109 BOSTON U TRUSTEES OF BOSTON UCENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL HEALTH BUSPH BOSTON,MA 02118
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,278,192
NONE
509(A)(2)
15,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO EVALUATE THE EFFICACY OF 4% CHLORHEXIDINE UMBILICAL CORD WASH COMPARED TO DRY CORD CARE FORTHE REDUCTION OF NEONATAL MORTALITY IN SOUTHERN PROVINCE, ZAMBIA TO SUPPORT A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FORA RAINIER VALLEY CLUB
2,307,640
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS OF KING COUNTY603 STEWART STREET SUITE 300 SEATTLE, WA 98101 BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS OF WHATCOM CTY1715 KENTUCKY ST BELLINGHAM,WA 98226 BOYS GIRLS CLUBS SOUTH PUGET SOUND1501 PACIFIC AVENUE SUITE 301 TACO MA, WA 984023313 BRACBRAC CENTRE 75 MOHAKHALI DHAKA 1212 BG
NONE
509(A)(1)
750,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FORTHE FERNDALE CLUB
200,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FOR THE TACOMA HOPE CENTER
600,000
NONE
FOREIGN NONEXEMPT
TO DEMONSTRATE AN EFFECTIVE AND TRANSFERABLE PROGRAM MODEL FOR IMPROVING MATERNAL, NEWBORN AND CHILD HEALTH, ESPECIALLY AROUND DELIVERY, IN POOR URBAN COMMUNITIES OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES TO IMPLEMENT INTEGRATED MICRO FINANCE, AGRICULTURE, AND HEALTH PROGRAMS AIMED AT THE POOREST SEGMENTS OFTHE RURAL POPULATION IN TANZANIA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3a
5,894,745
BRAC TANZANIAPLOT 892 MIKOCHENI B DAR ES SALAAM 01212 TZ
NONE
FOREIGN NONEXEMPT
3,686,467
Total .
3,055,067,596

BRAC USA INC11 EAST 44TH STREET SUITE 1600 NEWYORK,NY 10017 BRAC USA INC11 EAST 44TH STREET SUITE 1600 NEWYORK,NY 10017
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO PROVIDE EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO CYCLONE AILA IN BANGLADESH
300,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN INNOVATIVE FAIR-TRADE SOCIAL ENTERPRISE FOR UNDERPRIVILEGED WOMEN IN BANGLADESH TO SUPPORT A PROGRAM FOR CAPACITY BUILDING FOR DISASTER MANAGEMENT AND RESPONSE FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
999,865
BRAC USA INC11 EAST 44TH STREET SUITE 1600 NEW YORK,NY 10017
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,000,000
BREAD FOR THE CITY INC1640 GOOD HOPE ROAD SE WASHINGTON,DC 20020 BREAD FOR THE WORLD INSTITUTE50 F STREET NW SUITE 500 WASHINGTON,DC 20001 BREMERTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 100-C134 MARION AVE N BREMERTON,WA 98312
NONE
509(A)(1)
4,680
NONE
509(A)(1)
750,000
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO EXPAND DISTRICT ENGAGEMENT WITH LICENSED IN-HOME CHILD CARE PROVIDERS AND STRENGTHEN CONNECTIONS WITH PARENTS AND OTHER DISTRICTS REGARDING PRESCHOOL THROUGH 3RD GRADE STRATEGIES TO SUPPORT ITS CAPACITY BUILDING EFFORTS
184,919
BRIDGESPAN GROUP535 BO YLSTON ST 10TH FLOOR BOSTON,MA 02116 BRIDGESPAN GROUP535 BO YLSTON ST 10TH FLOOR BOSTON,MA 02116 BRIGHAM AND WOMEN'S HOSPITAL75 FRANCIS STREET BOSTON,MA 0 2 1 1 5 6 1 1 0
NONE
509(A)(1)
500,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT BUSINESS PLANNING FOR EDUCATION ORGANIZATIONS
2,237,530
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO DEVELOP A STRATEGIC FRAMEWORK FOR SCALING UP THE DELIVERY OF HIV PREVENTION TO IDENTIFY PROTEIN BIOMARKERS FOR FUTURE DEVELOPMENT INTO RAPID DIAGNOSTIC TESTS TO DISTINGUISH BACTERIAL PNEUMONIA, VIRAL PNEUMONIA AND MALARIA IN CHILDREN IN RURAL AFRICA BASED ON AN INEXPENSIVE BLOOD TEST TO SUPPORT POLICY RESEARCH ON NEW FEDERAL AND STATE POLICIES IN RESPONSE TO DEMOGRAPHIC AND ECONOMIC CHANGES TO BRING THE BEST AFRICAN-LED RESEARCH AND PERSPECTIVES ON DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGES TO US POLICY MAKERS BY SUPPORTING THE AFRICAN GROWTH INITIATIVE AND TO EXPLORE THE POTENTIAL OF PARTNERSHIPS WITH AFRICAN THINK TANKS TO IMPROVE MEDIA COVERAGE OF SECONDARY AND POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION TO ENABLE AVAILABILITY AND STRENGTHEN THE QUALITY OFWORKFORCE AND LABOR MARKET STATISTICS, AND CONNECT THEM TO LONGITUDINAL HIGHER EDUCATION DATA AT THE FEDERAL LEVEL TO SUPPORT EFFORTS AIMED AT REDUCING FAMILY HOMELESSNESS
392,849
BROAD INSTITUTE INC7 CAMBRIDGE CENTER CAMBRIDGE,MA 02142
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,947,712
BROOKINGS INSTITUTION1775 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW WASHINGTON,DC 20036
NONE
509(A)(1)
518,790
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,200,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
238,503
NONE
509(A)(1)
350,000
BUILDING CHANGES2014 EAST MADISON SUITE 200 SEATTLE, WA 98122 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,250,000
3a
3,055,067,596

BUILDING CHANGES2014 EAST MADISON SUITE 200 SEATTLE, WA 98122 BUILDING CHANGES2014 EAST MADISON SUITE 200 SEATTLE, WA 98122 BURLINGTON-EDISON SCHOOL DISTRICT927 EAST FAIRHAVEN AVENUE BURLINGTON,WA 98233
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT EFFORTS AIMED AT REDUCING FAMILY HOMELESSNESS
2,233,920
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT CAPACITY BUILDING EFFORTS
275,000
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO SUPPORT SCHOOL DISTRICTS' EFFORTS TO BE EFFECTIVE AND INNOVATIVE IN CONNECTING TO EARLY LEARNING PARTNERS IN THEIR COMMUNITIES, AND IMPROVING ALIGNMENT TO SUPPORT HIGH QUALITY PROGRAMS ACROSS EARLY LEARNING AND INTO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PAUL GILSON OF MACFARLANE BURNET INSTITUTE FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH AND PUBLIC HEALTH IN AUSTRALIA WILL STUDY THE FUNCTION OFA NEWLY DISCOVERED MALARIA PARASITE MECHANISM THAT EXPORTS PROTEINS INTO HOST RED BLOOD CELLS IN AN EFFORT TO DEVELOP COMPOUNDS THAT BLOCK THIS TRANSFER AND INHIBIT PARASITE GROWTH TO EXPLORE THE STEM MODEL DEVELOPED BY SYSTEMS ENGINEERS AT RAYTHEON THAT PROVIDES PO LICYMAKERS, RESEARCHERS, AND FUNDERS WITH A PREDICTIVE MODELING TOOL FOR UNDERSTANDING THE IMPACT OF INTERVENTIONS ON STU DENT OUTCOMES IN STEM TO BUILD CAPACITY TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF A NATIONAL STEM NETWORK AND DEVELOPMENT OF NEW DATA COLLECTION AND ANALYTICAL TOOLS TO SUPPORT A PROJECT THAT STREAMLINES THE VARIATION IN INDIVIDUAL COLLEGE PLACEMENT ASSESSMENTS IN CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGES, PROVIDES A MECHANISM TO COLLEGE STUDENT PLACEMENT DATA, AND SEEKS TO REDUCE THE COSTS TO COLLEGES FOR PLACEMENT TESTING ACROSS CALIFORNIA'S COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM TO IMPLEMENT THE CALIFORNIA CHARTER SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION'S STRATEGIC PLAN TO SUPPORT AND EXPAND CALIFORNIA'S QUALITY PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOL MOVEMENT TO INFORM AND DRIVE (1) DESIGN OF A CALIFORNIA STEM INNOVATION NETWORK, AND (2) DEVELOPMENT OF A BLUEPRINT FOR STEM EDUCATION REFORM AND ADVOCACY TO REFINE AND SCALE THE DIGITAL BRIDGE ACADEMY ACCELERATED MODEL AND A DDRESS THE LOGJAM OF DEVELOPMENTAL EDUCATION CHANGHUEI YANG OFTHE CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY IN THE U S WILL EVALUATE THE FEASIBILITY OF USING A "MICROSCOPE ON A CHIP" ALONG WITH A HAND-HELD READER TO DETECT AND ANALYZE CELLS AND PARASITES IN BODILY FLUIDS IF SUCCESSFUL, THIS TECHNOLOGY, WHICH DOES NOT USE TRADITIONAL LENSES, COULD PROVIDE DIAGNOSTIC CAPABILITIES FORA WIDE RANGE OF DISEASES INCLUDING MALARIA TO ENGINEER IMMUNITY AGAINST HIV AND OTHER DANGEROUS PATHOGENS
287,501
BURNET INST MED RSCH PUBLIC HEALTHGPO BOX 2284 MELBOURNE 03001 AS
NONE
FOREIGN NONEXEMPT
100,000
BUSINESS-HIGHER EDUCATION FORUM2025 M STREET NW SUITE 800 WASHINGTON,DC 20036
NONE
509(A)(1)
417,517
BUSINESS-HIGHER EDUCATION FORUM2025 M STREET NW SUITE 800 WASHINGTON,DC 20036
NONE
509(A)(1)
400,000
BUTTE COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION3536 BUTTE CAMPUS DR OROVILLE,CA 95965
NONE
509(A)(1)
108,988
CA CHARTER SCHOOL CONSORTIUM1107 9TH STREET SUITE 200 SACRAMENTO,CA 95814
NONE
509(A)(2)
500,000
CA POLYTECHNIC STATE UNIV FDNONE GRAND AVE BUILDING 01 SUITE 413 SAN LUIS OBISPO,CA 93407
NONE
509(A)(1)
300,000
CABRILLO COLLEGE FOUNDATION6500 SOQUEL DR APTOS,CA 95003
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 3 FI
1,214,310
CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY1200 E CALIFORNIA BLVD PASADENA,CA 91125
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY1200 E CALIFORNIA BLVD PASADENA,CA 91125 CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY1200 E CALIFORNIA BLVD PASADENA,CA 91125
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,727,879
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO DEVELOP A NOVEL VECTOR FOR HIV VACCINES BASED ON NONINTEGRATING LENTIVIRUS VECTORS THAT DIRECTLY TARGET THE SPECIALIZED CELLS THAT PRESENT ANTIGENS TO THE IMMUNE SYSTEM TO SUPPORT A SUSTAINABILITY PLAN FOR OUT OFSCHOOLTIME PROGRAMS AT PORTLAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
1,093,012
CAMP FIRE USA PORTLAND METRO CNCL619 SOUTHWEST 11TH AVENUE PORTLAND,OR 972053694
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
CANCER LIFELINE OF KING COUNTY6522 FREMONT AVENUE NORTH SEATTLE,WA 981035358 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)
10,000
. 1113a
3,055,067,596

CARE151 ELLIS STREET NORTHEAST ATLANTA,GA 303032439
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT EMERGENCY RELIEF IN RESPONSE TO TYPHOON KETSANA IN VIETNAM TO IMPLEMENT A JOINT EMERGENCY CAPACITY BUILDING INITIATIVE WITH 6 OF THE WORLD'S LEADING HUMANITARIAN AID ORGANIZATIONS TO IMPROVE THEIR SPEED, QUALITY & EFFECTIVENESS IN SAVING LIVES AND IMPROVING THE WELFARE OF PEOPLE AFFECTED BY EMERGENCIES TO ENHANCE ACCESS TO SAFE WATER, SANITATION AND HYGIENE EDUCATION IN THE NYANZA PROVINCE OF KENYA THROUGH THE EXPANSION OFAN EXISTING SCHOOL-BASED PROGRAM TO IMPROVE INCOMES OF LANDLESS AND SMALLHOLDING FARMERS BY ENHANCING THEIR PARTICIPATION IN AND PROFIT FROM THE MILK VALUE CHAIN THROUGH INCREASED PRODUCTION, IMPROVED QUALITY, ENHANCED ANIMAL HEALTH SERVICE, AND BETTER ACCESS TO TRANSPORT AND MARKETS TO SCALE UP AND INCREASE THE IMPACT OF CARE'S ADVOCACY FOR MORE EFFECTIVE AND ADEQUATELY RESOURCED INTERNATIONAL HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS, LEADING TO BETTER HEALTH FOR POOR PEOPLE IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD TO SCALE UP AND INCREASE THE IMPACT OF CARE'S ADVOCACY FOR MORE EFFECTIVE AND ADEQUATELY RESOURCED INTERNATIONAL HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS, LEADING TO BETTER HEALTH FOR POOR PEOPLE IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD TO CULTIVATE POLICYMAKING CHAMPIONS AND OTHER INFLUENTIAL INDIVIDUALS TO INCREASE FUNDING FOR MATERNAL, NEWBORN, AND CHILD HEALTH (MNCH) IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD TO DEVELOP SUSTAINABILITY MODELS FOR SAVINGS-LED FINANCIAL SERVICES FOR THE POOR TO DEVELOP A PROGRAM ENCOMPASSING SCALED, SUSTAINABLE INTERVENTIONS THAT ADVANCE PRODUCTIVE AND EQUITABLE PARTICIPATION OF WOMEN IN AGRICULTURE TO STRENGTHEN AWARENESS, KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS IN HIV/AIDS MANAGEMENT IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE STATE AIDS CONTROL SOCIETY OFANDHRA PRADESH TO SUPPORT THE INITIAL DESIGN PHASE OF A RESEARCH PROJECT AIMED AT IMPROVING STUDENT SUCCESS IN DEVELOPMENTAL MATH AT COMMUNITY COLLEGES TO SUPPORT CONFERENCE COSTS RELATED TO THE IEEE/ACM INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES AND DEVELOPMENT IN DOHA, QATAR TO ADAPT AND DEVELOP BOTTLENECK COMMUNITY COLLEGE COURSES AND SCALE ADOPTION TO IDENTIFY WAYS TO HELP HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS OVERCOME THE COMPLEXITY OFTHE FAFSA AND ENROLL IN POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION TO SUPPORT A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FOR A MULTISERVICE CENTER IN SPOKANE . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
300,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,500,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,650,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,453,391
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,000,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,000,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,245,454
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,705,654
NONE
509(A)(1)
750,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
339,521
CARNEGIE FDN ADVANCEMENT TEACHING51 VISTA LANE STANFORD,CA 94305
NONE
4940(D)(2)
277,560
CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY 5000 FORBES AVENUE PITTSBURGH,PA 15213
NONE
509(A)(1)
24,981
NONE
509(A)(1)
843,428
CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY10900 EUCLID AVENUE CLEVELAND,OH 441067001
NONE
509(A)(1)
345,024
CATHOLIC CHARITIES INCPO BOX 2253 SPOKANE,WA 992102253
NONE
509(A)(1)
375,000
Total .
3,055,067,596

CATHOLIC CHARITIES INC231 SE12TH AVE PORTLAND,OR 972144327
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FORA MULTISERVICE CENTER IN PORTLAND TO SUPPORT AN EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO THE FLOODING IN OUAGADOUGOU, BURKINA FASO TO SUPPORT EMERGENCY RELIEFIN RESPONSE TO FLOODING IN SOUTHERN INDIA TO INCREASE SMALL FARMER CASSAVA PRODUCTIVITY BY STRENGTHENING FARMER GROUPS TO MORE EFFECTIVELY MANAGE PESTS AND DISEASES, ACCESS DISEASE RESISTANT PLANTING MATERIAL AND ADOPT BETTER AGRONOMIC AND INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES TO OFFER SAVINGS-LED MICROFINANCE SUPPORT SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS IN AFRICA TO SUPPORT A YOUTH CENTERANDAFTERSCHOOL PROGRAMS TO DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT A MODEL COMMON DEFINITION OF TEACH ER O F RECO RD AND STANDARD BUSINESS PROCESS FOR LINKING AND VALIDATING TEACHER AND STUDENT DATA AT THE SEA LEVEL TO EXPAND WORK ON IMPROVING THE QUALITY AND EFFECTIVENESS OF HUMAN CAPITAL IN THE PUBLIC EDUCATION SECTOR TO ENHANCE DEGREE COMPLETION FOR LOWINCOME YOUNG ADULTS THROUGH THE PUBLISHING OF NEW POLICY PAPERS, STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT, AND MEDIA OUTREACH TO SUPPORT ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT FOR RECENT IMMIGRANT YOUTH
500,000
CATHOLIC RELIEF SERVICES WORLD HEADQUARTERS 228 WEST LEXINGTON STREET BALTIMORE,MD 212013413
NONE
509(A)(1)
400,000
CATHOLIC RELIEF SERVICES WORLD HEADQUARTERS 228 WEST LEXINGTON STREET BALTIMORE,MD 212013413 CATHOLIC RELIEF SERVICES WORLD HEADQUARTERS 228 WEST LEXINGTON STREET BALTIMORE,MD 212013413
NONE
509(A)(1)
450,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
5,115,902
CATHOLIC RELIEF SERVICES WORLD HEADQUARTERS 228 WEST LEXINGTON STREET BALTIMORE,MD 212013413 CCY COUNCILPO BOX 2291 WALLA WALLA,WA 99362
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,866,492
NONE
509(A)(1)
40,000
CELT CORPORATION65 WEST BOSTON POST ROAD MARLBOROUGH,MA 01752
NONE
US NONEXEMPT
1,138,625
CENTER FOR AMERICAN PROGRESS1333 H ST NW WASHINGTON,DC 20005
NONE
509(A)(1)
542,323
NONE
509(A)(1)
255,660
CENTER FOR CAREER ALTERNATIVES901 RAINIER AVE S SEATTLE, WA 98144 CENTER FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE FUND1301 5TH AVE SUITE 2500 SEATTLE,WA 981012603 CENTER FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE FUND1301 5TH AVE SUITE 2500 SEATTLE,WA 981012603 CENTER FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE FUND1301 5TH AVE SUITE 2500 SEATTLE,WA 981012603 CENTER FOR GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT1800 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE 3RD FLOOR WASHINGTON,DC 20036 CENTER FOR GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT1800 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE 3RD FLOOR WASHINGTON,DC 20036 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)
50,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,290
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,550
NONE
509(A)(1)
10,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
23,672
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO EXTEND SUPPORT FOR THE POLICY RESEARCH NETWORK AND TO INFORM DONOR DECISION-MAKING IN GLOBAL HEALTH . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
1,856,674
3,055,067,596

CENTER FOR GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT1800 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE 3RD FLOOR WASHINGTON,DC 20036
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO AMPLIFY THE IMPACT OF POLICY RESEARCH AND OUTREACH ON KEY PUBLIC POLICY DEBATES AFFECTING HEALTH, EDUCATION, GOVERNANCE AND ECONOMIC OUTCOMES IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN EDUCATION COMPONENT ON THE POVERTY-FOCUSED WEBSITE, SPOTLIGHT, AND INCREASE AWARENESS ABOUT THE LINK BETWEEN EDUCATION AND ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY TO CREATE A POLICY CENTER DEDICATED TO PROMOTING FEDERAL AND STATE POLICIES THAT HELP UNDERREPRESENTED STUDENTS EARN MARKETABLE POSTSECONDARY CREDENTIALS FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
3,481,284
CENTER FOR LAW AND SOCIAL POLICY1015 15TH ST NW SUITE 400 WASHINGTON,DC 20005
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,002
NONE
509(A)(1)
500,000
CENTER FOR US GLOBAL ENGAGEMENT1220 19TH STREET NW SUITE 300 WASHINGTON,DC 20036 CENTER FOR US GLOBAL ENGAGEMENT1220 19TH STREET NW SUITE 300 WASHINGTON,DC 20036 CENTER FOR US GLOBAL ENGAGEMENT1220 19TH STREET NW SUITE 300 WASHINGTON,DC 20036 CENTER ON EDUCATION POLICY 1001 CONNECTICUT AVENUE NW WASHINGTON,DC 20036
NONE
509(A)(1)
4,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO BUILD SUPPORT FOR MORE AND BETTER US DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE
1,000,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO BUILD SUPPORT FOR MORE AND BETTER US DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE
750,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO TRACK STATE PROGRESS ON ADOPTION/IMPLEMENTATION OF COLLEGE-READY STANDARDS AND ALIGNED ASSESSMENT THROUGH AN ANNUAL PUBLIC REPORT TO BUILD A SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT TO ADDRESS HIV/AIDS
460,933
CENTRE FOR ADVOCACY AND RESEARCHDESHBANDHU COLL RD KALKAJI F19 3FL NEW DELHI,DL 110019 IN CENTRE HOSPITALIER AFFILIE U QUEBECHOPITAL STSACREMENT 1050 CHEMIN QUBEC,QC G154L8 CA
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
650,363
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
TO ASSESS HIV TRANSMISSION DYNAMICS AND THE COLLECTIVE IMPACT OFALL HIV PREVENTION PROGRAMMING IN THE INDIAN STATES OF ANDHRA PRADESH AND KARNATAKA, AND TO ENHANCE THE ANALYTICAL CAPACITY OF KEY INDIAN INSTITUTIONS TO CARRY ON WITH SIMILAR WORK IN THE FUTURE TO MONITOR AND EVALUATE THE AVAHAN INITIATIVE IN INDIA
467,246
CENTRE HOSPITALIERAFFILIE U QUEBECHOPITAL STSACREMENT 1050 CHEMIN QUBEC,QC G154L8 CA CENTRE HOSPITALIER UNIV VAUDOISRUE DU BUGNON 46 LAUSANNE 01011 SZ
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
994,575
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
TO DEVELOP ONE POTENTIAL VACCINE STRATEGY THAT MAY CONTRIBUTE TO THE GLOBAL EFFORT OF STOPPING THE HIV PANDEMIC TO FURTHER DEVELOP THE DNA/NYVAC HIV VACCINE PLATFORM
2,776,585
CENTRE HOSPITALIER UNIV VAUDOISRUE DU BUGNON 46 LAUSANNE 01011 SZ CENTRO AYUDA SOLIDARIA LOS AMIGOS220 BLANCHARD STREET SEATTLE, WA 98121 CENTRO INTL DE AGRICULTURA TROPICALAA 6713 CALI CO
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
3,103,880
NONE
509(A)(1)
140,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO DEMONSTRATE THAT BIOFORTIFIED CROPS CAN BE DELIVERED EFFECTIVELY TO FARMERS AND CONSUMERS TO REDUCE MICRO NUTRIENT MALNUTRITION TO IMPROVE UNDERSTANDING AND INCREASE APPLICATION OF INTEGRATED SOIL FERTILITY MANAGEMENT IN AFRICA THROUGH THE DEVELOPMENT, PUBLICATION AND DISTRIBUTION OF STANDARD REFERENCE BOOK . . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
1,250,000
CENTRO INTL DE AGRICULTURA TROPICALAA 6713 CALI CO
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
Total .
3,055,067,596

CENTRO INTL DE AGRICULTURA TROPICALAA 6713 CALI CO
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO PROVIDE ACCURATE, UPTO-DATE INFORMATION ABOUT SOIL RESOURCES,AND THEIR MANAGEMENT TO SUPPORT SOUND DECISION AND POLICYMAKING TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF IMPROVED LEGUME VARIETIES IN SUBSAHARAN AFRICA
1,875,700
CENTRO INTL MEJORAMIENTO MAIZ TRIGOKM 45 CARRETERA MEXICO-VERACRUZ EL BATAN TEXCOCO CP56130 MX CENTRO INTL MEJORAMIENTO MAIZ TRIGOKM 45 CARRETERA MEXICO-VERACRUZ EL BATAN TEXCOCO CP56130 MX
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,966,279
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO DECREASE HUNGER AND INCREASE FOOD AND INCOME SECURITY OF RESOURCEPOOR FARM FAMILIES IN SUBSAHARAN AFRICA THROUGH DEVELOPMENT AND DISSEMINATION OF DROUGHT-TOLERANT MAIZE VARIETIES TO COORDINATE THE GENERATION CHALLENGE PROGRAM, A GLOBAL EFFORT TO DEVELOP TOOLS, DATABASES AND PRECISION PHENOTYPING FACILITIES THAT WILL ACCELERATE BREEDING GAINS FOR RICE, MAIZE, WHEAT, SORGHUM AND COWPEA THROUGH THE INTEGRATION OF MOLECULAR MARKERS TO DEVELOP IMPROVED VARIETIES OF MAIZE FOR HIGHER YIELDS ON THE LOWNITROGEN SOILS PREVALENT IN AFRICA TO IMPROVE THE EXISTING SCHOOL MODEL AND OPEN NEW SCHOOLS IN WASHINGTON, DC TO CREATE A WORLDWIDE ANTIMALARIAL DRUG RESISTANCE NETWORK (WWARN)ASAGLOBAL RESOURCE TO ENSURE EFFICACIOUS USE OF ANTIMALARIAL DRUGS TO DEVELOP INTERNATIONAL FETAL AND NEWBORN GROWTH STANDARDS AND TO RELATE THESE TO NEONATAL HEALTH RISK TO SUPPORT SMALL-SCALE STRATEGIC INITIATIVES TO MOBILIZE TARGETED POLITICAL AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR GLOBAL HEALTH IN THE UK TO USE THE POWER OF ENTERTAINMENT TO DELIVER SOCIAL BENEFITS TO SOME OF THE POOREST, MOST MARGINALIZED AND VULNERABLE PEOPLE IN THE WORLD FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
8,493,989
CENTRO INTL MEJORAMIENTO MAIZ TRIGOKM 45 CARRETERA MEXICO-VERACRUZ EL BATAN TEXCOCO CP56130 MX
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,410,245
CENTRO INTL MEJORAMIENTO MAIZ TRIGOKM 45 CARRETERA MEXICO-VERACRUZ EL BATAN TEXCOCO CP56130 MX CESAR CHAVEZ PUBLIC POLICY CHTR H5709 12TH STREET SE WASHINGTON,DC 20003
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,971,677
NONE
509(A)(1)
336,000
CHANCELLOR MASTERS SCHOLARS OXFD UUNIVERSITY OFFICES WELLINGTON OXFORD OX12JD UK
NONE
509(A)(1)
4,283,009
CHANCELLOR MASTERS SCHOLARS OXFD UUNIVERSITY OFFICES WELLINGTON OXFORD OX12JD UK CHARITIES AID FOUNDATION25 KINGS HILL AVENUE WEST MALLING KENT ME194TA UK
NONE
509(A)(1)
5,285,058
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
300,150
CHARITY PROJECTSCOMIC RELIEF 5TH FL 89 ALB EMBNKMNT LONDON SE17TP UK
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
850,000
CHARITY PROJECTSCOMIC RELIEF 5TH FL 89 ALB EMBNKMNT LONDON SE17TP UK CHARLOTTE-MECKLENBURG SCHOOLS701 EAST MARTIN LUTHER KING JR CHARLOTTE,NC 28202
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
1,827,015
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO SUPPORT CHARLOTTEMECKLENBURG (NC) PUBLIC SCHOOLS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE MEASURES OF EFFECTIVE TEACHING PROJECT, DESIGNED TO DEVELOP RELIABLE INDICATORS OFA TEACHER'S IMPACT ON STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT IN ORDER TO IMPROVE COLLEGE-READINESS RATES FOR LOW-INCOME AND MINORITY YOUTH TO PARTICIPATE IN THE MATHEMATICS ASSESSMENT FOR LEARNING PHASE ONE PROJECT THAT WILL HELP A SELECT NUMBER OF DISTRICTS AND SCHOOL NETWORKS GET READY TO USE THE NEW INSTRUCTIONAL/ASSESSMENT TOOLS UNDER DEVELOPMENT BY THE MATH DESIGN COLLABORATIVE TO SUPPORT THE PROJECT MANAGEMENT NEEDS AND THE DATA-INFORMED INSTRUCTION NEEDS OF SEVERAL HIGH SCHOOLS IN THE DESIGNATED "ACHIEVEMENT ZONE" FOR CENTRAL DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT, BUILDING A PORTFOLIO OF HIGH QUALITY CHARTER OPERATORS, AND ASSISTING THOSE OPERATORS IN PRODUCING NEW, PERMANENT SEATS FOR UNDERSERVED FAMILIES . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
863,917
CHARLOTTE-MECKLENBURG SCHOOLS701 EAST MARTIN LUTHER KING JR CHARLOTTE,NC 28202
NONE
170(C)(1)
143,973
CHARLOTTE-MECKLENBURG SCHOOLS701 EAST MARTIN LUTHER KING JR CHARLOTTE,NC 28202
NONE
170(C)(1)
478,078
CHARTER FUND INC350 INTERLOCKEN BOULEVARD BROOMFIELD,CO 80021
NONE
4942(J)(3)
3,291,067
Total .
3,055,067,596

CHAYAPO BOX 22291 SEATTLE,WA 981220291
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT DOMESTIC VIOLENCE COMMUNITY EDUCATION, PREVENTION AND INTERVENTION PROGRAMS FORTHE SOUTH ASIAN COMMUNITY TO BUILD THE CAPACITY OF LOCALYOUTH ORGANIZATIONS SO THAT YOUTH HAVE A VOICE IN THEIR COMMUNITIES AND ACCESS TO OPPORTUNITIES AND EMPLOYMENT TO DEVELOP AN EFFECTIVE AND SCALABLE MODEL FOR TECHNICAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY BUILDING OF LOCAL INTERMEDIARIES, COMMUNITY-BASED ORGANIZATIONS AND URBAN LOCAL BODY STAFF TO PLAN AND IMPLEMENT INCLUSIVE PRO-POOR URBAN DEVELOPMENT INTERVENTIONS TO PROVIDE CURRICULUM AND SUPPORT FOR TEACHERS AS A PART OFA TRANSFORMATION THAT AIMS TO PREPARE ALL CHICAGO PUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS FOR SUCCESS IN POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION AND EMPLOYMENT FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
25,000
CHFINTERNATIONAL8601 GEORGIA AVENUE SUITE 800 SILVER SPRING, MD 20910
NONE
509(A)(2)
4,499,972
CHFINTERNATIONAL8601 GEORGIA AVENUE SUITE 800 SILVER SPRING, MD 20910
NONE
509(A)(2)
3,061,141
CHICAGO PUBLIC SCHOOLS125 SOUTH CLARK STREET CHICAGO,IL 60615
NONE
170(C)(1)
2,000,000
CHILD CARE RESOURCES1225 SOUTH WELLER STREET SUITE 300 SEATTLE, WA 98144 CHILD CARE RESOURCES1225 SOUTH WELLER STREET SUITE 300 SEATTLE, WA 98144 CHILD CARE RESOURCES1225 SOUTH WELLER STREET SUITE 300 SEATTLE,WA 98144
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,690
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT THE WHITE CENTER EARLY LEARNING INITIATIVE
286,022
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO PROVIDE QUALITY IMPROVEMENT SERVICES FOR LICENSED CHILD CARE PROVIDERS THROUGH A QUALITY RATING AND IMPROVEMENT SYSTEM UNDER THE UMBRELLA OF THE WHITE CENTER EARLY LEARNING INITIATIVE FOR ETIOLOGY (BACTERIAL AND VIRAL AGENTS) OF NEONATAL SEPSIS IN ASIA AND AFRICA
616,855
CHILD HEALTH RESEARCH FOUNDATIONDPTMNT MICROBIO DHAKA SHISHU HOSP DHAKA 01207 BG CHILDREN AND YOUTH JUSTICE CENTER615 SECOND AVE SUITE 275 SEATTLE, WA 98104 CHILDREN'S ALLIANCE718 6TH AVENUE SOUTH SEATTLE, WA 98104 CHILDREN'S ALLIANCE718 6TH AVENUE SOUTH SEATTLE,WA 98104
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
344,564
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT TRUANCY PREVENTION PROGRAMS
230,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
5,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT THE FACILITATION OFTHE EARLY LEARNING ADVOCATES TABLE YINGJIE LU AND RICHARD MALLEY OF CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL BOSTON IN THE U S WILL DEVELOP A BIVALENT VACCINE BY CONJUGATING A FUSION OF THREE NOVEL, HIGHLYCONSERVED PNEUMOCOCCAL ANTIGENS TO THE ALREADY APPROVED VI POLYSACCHARIDE VACCINE USED FOR TYPHUS THE TEAM WILL TEST ITS ABILITY TO INDUCE STRONG HUMORAL AND CELLULAR IMMUNE RESPONSES AGAINST BOTH PNEUMOCOCCUS AND TYPHOID FEVER NEWBORNS ARE AT HIGH RISK OFINFECTION AND RESPOND POORLY TO MOST VACCINES OFER LEVY AT CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL BOSTON IN THE U S WILL DETERMINE WHETHER NOVEL SYNTHETIC MOLECULES (IMIDAZOQ UINO LINES) ARE ABLE TO ACTIVATE NEWBORNS WHITE BLOOD CELLS AS CANDIDATE VACCINE ADJUVANTS TO DRAMATICALLY ENHANCE IMMUNIZATION OF IN FANTS FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
200,000
CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL CORPORATION300 LONGWOOD AVENUE BOSTON,MA 02115
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL CORPORATION300 LONGWOOD AVENUE BOSTON,MA 02115
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL FOUNDATIONPO BOX 50020 S200 SEATTLE,WA 981455020 CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL MEDICAL CTR3333 BURNETT AVENUE CINCINNATI,OH 45229
NONE
509(A)(1)
10,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO EVALUATE THE EFFECT OF PNEUMOCOCCAL CONJUGATE VACCINE GIVEN IN THE ROUTINE INFANT SCHEDULE . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
705,401
Total .
3,055,067,596

CHINA AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY17 QINGHUA DONGLU HAIDIAN DISTRICT BEIJING 100083 CH CHINA MEDICAL BOARD INC2 ARROW STREET CAMBRIDGE,MA 021385102
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
FOREIGN NON-EXEMPT
TO SUPPORT A CONFERENCE ON AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA
352,628
NONE
509(A)
TO SUPPORT 16 MEDICAL UNIVERSITIES IN CHINA, THROUGH THE CHINA MEDICAL TO BACCO INITIATIVE, TO CONDUCT ECONOMIC RESEARCH AND TEST MODELS TO INFLUENCE SMOKING CESSATION AMONG HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS TO DEVELOP STRESS RESISTANT RICE VARIETY
2,938,894
CHINESE ACADEMY OFAGRICL SCIENCESDEPT INTERNTNL 12 ZHANGGUANCAN S ST BEIJING 100081 CH CHINESE ACADEMY OF MEDICAL SCIENCESBEIJING DONG DAN SAN TIAO 9 BEIJING 100730 CH CHINESE ASSN OF STD AIDS PREVENTION27 NAN WEI ROAD BEIJING 100050 CH
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
5,973,646
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
TO ENGAGE CHINESE ACADEMY OF SCIENCE IN TB RESEARCH
525,398
NONE
FOREIGN NON-EXEMPT
TO REDUCE HIV RISK BEHAVIORS AND DECREASE NEW HIV INFECTIONS AMONG HIGH RISK GROUPS IN SELECTED URBAN AREAS IN CHINA TO REDUCE HIV PREVALENCE AND DECREASE NEW HIV INFECTIONS AMONG HIGH RISK GROUPS IN SELECTED URBAN AREAS IN CHINA FOR INNOVATIVE TOOLS AND DELIVERY APPROACHES TO IMPROVE TB CONTROL IN CHINA TO REDUCE HIV RISK BEHAVIORS AND DECREASE NEW HIV INFECTIONS AMONG HIGH RISK GROUPS IN SELECTED URBAN AREAS IN CHINA CHEN YANGCHAO OFTHE CHINESE UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG PROPOSES DEVELOPING A LENTIVIRAL VECTOR THAT TARGETS THE ENTRY AND REPLICATION OF INFLUENZA VIRUSES IN DOMESTIC CHICKENS THE TEAM PLANS TO TEST THE ABILITY OF THESE MODIFIED CHICKENS TO BE RESISTANT TO VARIOUS INFLUENZA VIRUSES IN AN EFFORT TO REDUCE THE FREQUENCY OF FLU EPIDEMICS IN POULTRY AND, ULTIMATELY, IN HUMANS TO CONTRIBUTE TOWARDS THE REALIZATION OF NATIONAL RURAL HEALTH MISSION COMMITMENTS BY USING PARTICIPATORY COMMUNICATION FOR SOCIAL CHANGE APPROACH TANAPAT PALAGA OF CHULALONGKORN UNIVERSITY IN THAILAND SEEKS TO CREATE A NOVEL DNA VACCINE DELIVERY SYSTEM THAT TARGETS DENDRITIC CELLS IN GI MUCOSAL TISSUES USING CHITOSAN NANO PARTICLES TO ENCAPSULATE DNA PLASMID AND PROTECT IT FROM STOMACH ACID, THIS POTENTIAL VACCINE CONSTRUCT WILL CONTAIN BOTH AN ANTIGEN AND AN AUTO PHAGY-INDUCING GENE TO ENHANCE THE VACCINE'S EFFICACY TO PROVIDE SERVICES TO FAMILIES IN CRISIS DURING THEIR PERIOD OF TRANSITION TO A MORE STABLE CONDITION TO PROVIDE A LOW-COST BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION DEGREE TO DISADVANTAGED SOUTH AFRICAN STUDENTS TO SUPPORT COORDINATED COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS TO INCREASE POSTSECONDARY COMPLETION RATES TO SUPPORT COALITIONS OF DISTRICTS, CHARTER, AND/OR NONPROFITS TO DEVELOP STRONG, CROSSSECTOR PROPOSALS FOR THE INVESTING IN INNOVATION STIMULUS FUND AND OTHER COMPETITIVE FEDERAL FUNDS
2,030,000
CHINESE MINISTRY OF HEALTH NO 1 XIZHIMEN NANLU BEIJING 100044 CH
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
5,487,676
CHINESE MINISTRY OF HEALTH NO 1 XIZHIMEN NANLU BEIJING 100044 CH CHINESE PREVENTIVE MEDICINE ASSNNO 154 GULOU XIDAJIE XICHENG DISTRICT 100009 CH
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
3,129,215
NONE
FOREIGN NON-EXEMPT
2,018,354
CHINESE UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONGSHATIN NT HONG KONG SAR HONG KONG HK
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
100,000
CHRISTIAN MEDICAL ASSN OF INDIAPLOT-2 A3 SHOPPING CTR JANAKPURI BAREILLY,UP 110058 IN
NONE
FOREIGN NON-EXEMPT
846,827
CHULALONGKORN UNIVERSITY PAYATHAI ROAD WANGMAI DISTRICT BANGKOK 10330 TH
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
100,000
CHURCH COUNCIL OF GREATER SEATTLE4 NICKERSON STREET SUITE 300 SEATTLE,WA 98109
NONE
509(A)(1)
240,000
CIDA FOUNDATION1107 LAKEVIEW DRIVE FAIRFIELD,IA 52556
NONE
509(A)(1)
404,591
CITY AND COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO1 DR CARLTON B GOODLETT PL RM SAN FRANCISCO,CA 941024641
NONE
170(C)(1)
250,000
CITY OF NEW HAVEN165 CHURCH STREET NEW HAVEN,CT 06510
NONE
170(C)(1)
82,500
Total .
3a
3,055,067,596

CITY OF PHOENIX200 W WASHINGTON ST 11TH FLOOR PHOENIX,AZ 850031611
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO SUPPORT COORDINATED COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS TO INCREASE POSTSECONDARY COMPLETION RATES TO SUPPORT THE SEATTLE YOUTH VIOLENCE PREVENTION INITIATIVE (SYV PI) FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
245,764
CITY OF SEATTLE700 5TH AVE SUITE 1700 SEATTLE,WA 981244649
NONE
170(C)(1)
150,000
CITY YEAR INC2203 23RD AVENUE SOUTH SUITE 101 SEATTLE, WA 98144 CITY YEAR INC2203 23RD AVENUE SOUTH SUITE 101 SEATTLE, WA 98144 CITYCLUB1333 FIFTH AVENUE SUITE 24 SEATTLE, WA 98101 CIVICUS WORLD ALLIANCE CITIZEN PART24 GWIGWI MRWEBI STREET NEWTOWN JOHANNESBURG 02001 SF
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,800
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS
75,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
550
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO PROMOTE DEVELOPING COUNTRY ADVOCACY ON POVERTY AND MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS BY PROMOTING EXPERT ANALYSIS TO SUPPORT PERSONALIZED LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS WHERE ALL STUDENTS ACHIEVE TO SUPPORT A PROJECT TO INCREASE THE INCOMES OF GHANIAN COCOA FARMING FAMILIES IN AFRICA TO HELP URBAN TEACHER RESIDENCY UNITED EXPAND THE NUMBER OF HIGHQUALITY RESIDENCY PROGRAMS, DESIGNED TO RECRUIT, PREPARE, AND RETAIN EFFECTIVE TEACHERS FOR HIGH-NEED SCHOOLS, BY SUPPORTING THE SCALING UP OF ITS EXISTING YEAR-LONG INCUBATION PROGRAM FOR NEW RESIDENCY SITES AND THE DEVELOPMENT OFA NATIONAL ADVOCACY AND POLICY VOICE ON BEHALF OF PROGRAMS THAT ADHERE TO HIGH, COMMON STANDARDS TO DEVELOP, POPULATE AND OPERATE A NOVEL DATABASE TO SPARK COLLABORATIVE EFFORTS TO DISCOVER MORE EFFECTIVE DRUGS AGAINST TB TO SUPPORT THE EXPANSION OFTHE COLLEGE BOARD SCHOOLS INITIATIVE IN NEWYORK CITY TO CONTINUE WORK RELATED TO THE RETHINKING STUDENT AID PROJECT, DEVELOP POLICY AND ADVOCACY WORK RELATED TO TRANSFER OF CREDIT ISSUES FOR COMMUNITY COLLEGE STUDENTS, AND RESEARCH ON EFFECTIVE RETENTION PRACTICES FOR LOWINCOME STUDENTS ON COLLEGE TO DEVELOP A REGIONAL COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT MODELAROUNDP-16 ALIGNMENT, FACILITATED JOINTLY BY REGIONAL K-12, HIGHER EDUCATION, BUSINESS, AND COMMUNITY LEADERS TO FUND STRATEGIC PLANNING AND RESEARCH SUPPORT AIMED AT IMPROVING OF P-20 DATA INFRASTRUCTURE AND DATA USE AMONG POLICY MAKERS AND PRACTITIONERS FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
50,928
CLOVER PARK SCHOOL DISTRICT 40010903 GRAVELLY LAKE DRIVE SW LAKEWOOD,WA 984991341 CNFAOJIJO PLZ STE C2-C3 PLUMS WESTLANDS NAIROBI KE COALITION OF URBAN TCHR RESIDENCIES1440 N CAMPBELL AVENUE SUITE 3 CHICAGO,IL 60622
NONE
170(C)(1)
40,500
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,089,984
NONE
509(A)(1)
516,285
COLLABORATIVE DRUG DISCOVERY INC1633 BAYSHORE HWY SUITE 324 BURLINGAME,CA 94010
NONE
US NONEXEMPT
466,997
COLLEGE ENTRANCE EXAMINATION BOARD45 COLUMBUS AVE NEWYORK,NY 100236992
NONE
509(A)(2)
2,051,003
COLLEGE ENTRANCE EXAMINATION BOARD45 COLUMBUS AVE NEWYORK,NY 100236992
NONE
509(A)(2)
225,000
COLLEGE FOR ALL TEXANS1200 EAST ANDERSON LANE AUSTIN,TX 78752
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 1
570,964
COLLEGE FOR ALL TEXANS1200 EAST ANDERSON LANE AUSTIN,TX 78752
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 1
509,847
COLLEGE SUCCESS FOUNDATION 1605 NWSAMMAMISH RD SUITE 200 ISSAQUAH,WA 98027 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)
5,900
. 1113a
3,055,067,596

COLLEGE SUCCESS FOUNDATION 1605 NW SAMMAMISH RD SUITE 200 ISSAQUAH,WA 98027 COLLEGE SUMMIT INC1763 COLUMBIA ROAD NW WASHINGTON,DC 20009
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT ACADEMIC MENTORS FOR FOSTER CHILDREN
47,400
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO DEMONSTRATE A SCALABLE, SYSTEMIC MODEL FOR COLLEGE ACCESS THAT ENABLES NEW YORK CITY HIGH SCHOOLS TO RAISE COLLEGE-GOING RATES AFFORDABLY TO BUILD COLLEGE SUMMIT'S WHOLE SCHOOL PROGRAM TO EQUIP HIGH SCHOOLS TO BUILD COLLEGE-READY CULTURE FROM 9TH TO 12TH GRADE TO EXPAND COLLEGE SUMMIT'S 12TH GRADE PROGRAM TO ADDITIONAL HIGH SCHOOLS IN THEIR EXISTING PROGRAM GEOGRAPHIES AND TO EXPLORE COLLEGE SUMMIT'S READINESS TO EXPAND INTO SEVERAL NEW GEOGRAPHIES TO ENSURE THAT THE NATIONAL STUDENT CLEARINGHOUSE STATE PILOT NEXT GENERATION REPORTS ARE DESIGNED TO BE ACTIONABLE FOR SCHOOL LEADERS AND TO PROVIDE THE SUPPORTS TO HELP TRANSLATE THE INFORMATION INTO ACTION TO SUPPORT THE FACILITATION OF TUBERCULOSIS DRUG DISCOVERY
352,222
COLLEGE SUMMIT INC1763 COLUMBIA ROAD NW WASHINGTON,DC 20009
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,421,740
NONE
509(A)(1)
406,362
NONE
509(A)(1)
780,986
COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY OFFICE OF SPONSORED PROGRAMS 601 5 HOWES ST FORT COLLINS,CO 805232002 COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY OFFICE OF SPONSORED PROGRAMS 601 5 HOWES ST FORT COLLINS,CO 805232002
NONE
170(C)(1)
755,997
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO DEFINE THE IN VIVO PHYSIOLOGY OF M TB AND IMPLEMENT METHODS TO ASSES METABOLITES FOUND IN M TB INFECTED TISSUE WHEN BLOOD-CONSUMING SAND FLIES TRANSMIT LEISHMANIASIS THEY ALSO INJECT SUBSTANCES FROM THEIR SALIVA INTO HUMANS THAT ARE NECESSARY FOR SMALL NUMBERS OF PARASITES TO ESTABLISH INFECTION WILLIAM WHEAT FROM COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY IN THE U S WILL TEST WHETHER A VACCINE THAT NEUTRALIZES AN IMPORTANT SAND FLY SALIVA COMPONENT (MAXADILAN) WILL PREVENT PARASITIC INFECTION TO SUPPORT ADVOCACY EFFORTS AIMED AT HOMELESS STUDENTS IN SCHOOLS IN KING, SNOHOMISH, AND PIERCE COUNTIES TO EMPOWER BUSINESS LEADERS TO BE ACTIVE AND INFORM PARTICIPANTS IN EFFORTS TO REFORM HUMAN CAPITAL POLICIES IN EDUCATION THROUGH THE HUMAN RESOURCES IN EDUCATION PROJECT OLADELE AKOGUN OFTHE COMMON HERITAGE FOUNDATION IN NIGERIA SEEKS TO DEVELOP A "FEVER KIT" FOR USE AMONG NOMADIC POPULATIONS TO HELP THEM ACCURATELY DIAGNOSE AND TREAT FEVERS IN A WAY THAT REDUCES MORTALITY AND DRUG RESISTANCE THE DEVICE WILL BE EQUIPPED WITH SIMPLE DIAGNOSTIC TOOLS AND PRERECORDED TREATMENT INSTRUCTIONS IN THE NATIVE LANGUAGE TO HELP NOMADIC CAREGIVERS DISTINGUISH BETWEEN MALARIA AND OTHER CAUSES OF FEVERS, AND WILL ALSO CONTAIN DRUG TREATMENTS APPROPRIATE TO THE DIAGNOSED ILLNESS TO SUPPORT STRATEGIC PLANNING PROCESS FOR THE TEXAS HIGHER EDUCATION COORDINATING BOARD TO CREATE NEW AND REDESIGNED SMALL SCHOOLS IN HIGH MINORITY AREAS ALONG THE TEXAS-MEXICO BORDER AND IN THE STATE'S LARGE INNER CITY SCHOOLS TO DEVELOP AND SUPPORT A NETWORK OF HIGH PERFORMING MATH SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ACADEMIES SERVING DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS THROUGHOUT TEXAS TO SUPPORT A STRATEGIC PLANNING PROCESS THAT WILL REFINE THE MISSION, VISION, VALUES AND OPERATIONAL NEEDS OF THE TEXAS HIGH SCHOOL PROJECT IN ITS NEXT STAGE OF DEVELOPMENT . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
1,768,094
COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY OFFICE OF SPONSORED PROGRAMS 601 5 HOWES ST FORT COLLINS,CO 805232002
NONE
170(C)(1)
100,000
COLUMBIA LEGAL SERVICES101 YESLER WAY SUITE 300 SEATTLE,WA 98104
NONE
509(A)(1)
159,432
COMMITTEE FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT2000 L STREET NW SUITE 700 WASHINGTON,DC 20036
NONE
509(A)(1)
313,097
COMMON HERITAGE FOUNDATION27 SHELTER RD BAJABURE HOUSING EST JIMETA- YOLA NI
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
100,000
COMMUNITIES FOUNDATION OF TEXAS5500 CARUTH HAVEN LN DALLAS,TX 75225
NONE
509(A)(1)
330,315
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,836,243
NONE
509(A)(1)
4,428,504
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,046,674
Total .
3,055,067,596

status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO PARTNER WITH THE BIG 8 SUPERINTENDENTS TO ADVANCE THE DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF A COMPREHENSIVE STATEWIDE P-16 DATA SYSTEM THAT MEETS BOTH POLICY/ACCOUNTABILITY NEEDS AND PRACTICE/END USER NEEDS TO PROVIDE DATA FORTHE ANALYSIS AND REPORTING OF POSTSECONDARY OUTCOMES, TO PROVIDE THE SUPPORT NECESSARY TO FACILITATE DISTRICT, AND SCHOOL LEVEL ENGAGEMENT IN REVIEWING AND PROVIDING FEEDBACK ON REPORTS AND PARTICIPATING IN RELATED PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT, AND TO INCREASE OF NUMBER OF DISTRICTS, AND SCHOOLS THAT HAVE ACCESS TO IMPROVED NATIONAL STUDENT CLEARINGHOUSE DATA AND REPORTS TO SUPPORT THE REPLICATION OF PERFORMANCE LEARNING CENTERS (PLCS) ACROSS THE NATIONAL NETWORK TO SUPPORT CAPACITY BUILDING FOR LOCAL CIS CHAPTERS
2,255,798
NONE
509(A)(1)
329,210
COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS INC 2345 CRYSTAL DRIVE ARLINGTON,VA 22202
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,164,122
COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS OF WA STATE1904 THIRD AVENUE SUITE 435 SEATTLE, WA 98101 COMMUNITY BUILDERSPO BOX 875 CLE ELUM, WA 98922
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS IN RURAL UPPER KITTITAS COUNTY TO SUPPORT GRANTMAKING GRANTEE'S GEOGRAPHY
15,000
COMMUNITY FDN OF NORTH CENTRAL WAPO BOX 3332 WENATCHEE,WA 98807 COMMUNITY INITIATIVES354 PINE STREET SUITE 700 SAN FRANCISCO,CA 94104
NONE
509(A)(1)
75,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT A NONPARTISAN EDUCATION PROGRAM FOCUSED ON BRINGING EDUCATION RESEARCH AND EXPERTISE AROUND ISSUE-SPECIFIC TOPICS TO SUPPORT CAPACITY BUILDING EFFORTS
39,000
COMMUNITY SCHOOLS COLLABORATION 16256 MILITARY ROAD SOUTH SEATAC,WA 98188 COMPLETE COLLEGE AMERICA 7830 TIMBER HILL INDIANAPOLIS,IN 46217
NONE
509(A)(1)
125,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT A PROJECT AIMED AT SUPPORTING STATE EFFORTS TO DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT POLICIES ON COLLEGE COMPLETION TO CULTIVATE LEADERSHIP AND BUILD CONSENSUS TO DRAMATICALLY IMPROVE COLLEGE COMPLETION RATES, PARTICULARLY FOR LOW-INCOME YOUTH TO HELP POSTSECONDARY INSTITUTIONS AND SYSTEMS REDESIGN DEVELOPMENTAL MATH COURSES AND PROGRAMS IN A WAY THAT EFFECTIVELY INTEGRATES TECHNOLOGY INTO THE LEARNING EXPERIENCE FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
942,601
COMPLETE COLLEGE AMERICA 7830 TIMBER HILL INDIANAPOLIS,IN 46217
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,999,685
COMPLETE COLLEGE AMERICAPO BOX 5077 SARATOGA SPRINGS,NY 12866
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,293,053
COMPUTER HISTORY MUSEUM 1401 NORTH SHORELINE BOULEVARD MOUNTAIN VIEW,CA 94043 COMPUTER HISTORY MUSEUM 1401 NORTH SHORELINE BOULEVARD MOUNTAIN VIEW,CA 94043 CONGRESSIONAL HUNGER CENTERHALLOFTHE STATES BUILDING 400 NORTH CAPITOL STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20001 CONNECTED NATION INC444 NORTH CAPITOL STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20001
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
300,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
24,581
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO PRODUCE BROADBAND SUMMITS THAT WILL INCREASE AWARENESS OF THE BENEFITS OF BROADBAND IN LIBRARIES, MOTIVATE ELIGIBLE LIBRARIES TO INCREASE CONNECTIVITY SPEEDS, AND INFORM AND ADVANCE STATE LIBRARIES' STRATEGIES TO SUSTAIN HIGH-SPEED CONNECTIVITY . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
600,000
Total .
3,055,067,596

COUNCIL FOR A STRONG AMERICA1212 NEW YORK AVENUE NW SUITE 300 WASHINGTON,DC 20005
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO EDUCATE POLICY-MAKERS AND THE PUBLIC ABOUT THE CRIME-PREVENTION IMPACT AND OTHER BENEFITS OF EXPANDING ACCESS TO HIGHQUALITY EARLY LEARNING AND EVIDENCE-BASED HOME VISITING PROGRAMS TO IMPROVE STUDENT OUTCOMES BY UNDERSTANDING THE GAPS BETWEEN STANDARDS AND INSTRUCTION IN URBAN CONTEXTS AND BY LEVERAGING STUDENT DATA TO IMPROVE INSTRUCTION AND SUPPORT TO SUPPORT THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A CHAIR IN GLOBAL HEALTH POLICY STUDIES FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
165,437
COUNCIL OFTHE GREAT CITY SCHOOLS1301 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NW WASHINGTON,DC 20004
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,452,448
COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS58 EAST 68TH STREET NEWYORK,NY 10021 COUNCIL ON FOUNDATIONS INC2121 CRYSTAL DR SUITE 700 ARLINGTON,VA 22202 COUNCIL ON FOUNDATIONS INC2121 CRYSTAL DR SUITE 700 ARLINGTON,VA 22202 COUNCIL ON FOUNDATIONS INC2121 CRYSTAL DR SUITE 700 ARLINGTON,VA 22202 COUNCIL ON FOUNDATIONS INC2121 CRYSTAL DR SUITE 700 ARLINGTON,VA 22202 COUNCIL ON FOUNDATIONS INC2121 CRYSTAL DR SUITE 700 ARLINGTON,VA 22202 COUNCIL SCIENTIFIC INDUSTRIAL RSRCHPO BOX 395 PRETORIA 00001 SF
NONE
509(A)(1)
404,359
NONE
509(A)(1)
54,500
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT A PROJECT TO IDENTIFY LESSONS LEARNED ABOUT SCALING EFFECTIVE PROGRAMS TO SUPPORT A BUSINESS PLANNING PROJECT
70,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
200,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT AND LEADERSHIP INITIATIVES
450,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
FOR CONFERENCE SUPPORT
25,000
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
TO OPTIMIZE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CURRENT ANTI-TUBERCULOSIS DRUGS, BOITUMELO SEMETE OFTHE CSIR IN SOUTH AFRICA WILL WORK WITH COLLABORATORS TO DEVELOP "STICKY NANO PARTICLES" THAT SPECIFI CALLY ATTACH TO TB-INFECTED CELLS ONCE TAKEN IN BY THESE CELLS, THE NANOPARTICLES WILL SLOWLY DEGRADE, RELEASING THE ANTI-TB DRUGS AND KILLING THE BACTERIA WITH THIS NOVEL DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEM, THE TEAM AIMS TO IMPROVE THE BIOAVAILABILITY OF THE CURRENT THERAPIES, WITH THE POSSIBILITY OF SHORTENING THE TREATMENT PERIOD FOR TB AS WELL AS REDUCE DRUG SIDE EFFECTS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE MATHEMATICS ASSESSMENT FOR LEARNING PHASE ONE PROJECT THAT WILL HELP A SELECT NUMBER OF DISTRICTS AND SCHOOL NETWORKS GET READY TO USE THE NEW INSTRUCTIONAL/ASSESSMENT TOOLS UNDER DEVELOPMENT BY THE MATH DESIGN COLLABORATIVE TO SUPPORT EXPANSION OF CRISTO REY NETWORK AND IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF EXISTING CRISTO REY SCHOOLS TO EVALUATE THE READINESS OF STATE ENERGY CONSORTIUMS FOR SCALING GET INTO ENERGY EDUCATION-CAREER PATHWAYS TO SUPPORT STATE AND URBAN GOVERNMENTS IN INDIA TO DEVELOP SUSTAINABLE BENCHMARKING OF WATER SUPPLY AND SANITATION SERVICES TO BUILD ON THE MOMENTUM ACHIEVED BY THE BOSTON PILOT SCHOOLS NETWORK AND TO ASSIST MODEL REPLICATION IN OTHER SCHOOL DISTRICTS NATIONALLY FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
100,000
CRISTO REY NETWORK14 EAST JACKSON BOULEVARD SUITE 1200 CHICAGO,IL 60604
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 3 FI
149,733
CRISTO REY NETWORK14 EAST JACKSON BOULEVARD SUITE 1200 CHICAGO,IL 60604
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 3 FI
1,383,252
CTR ENERGY WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT701 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW WASHINGTON,DC 200042696
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE1
300,000
CTR ENVIR PLANNING AND TECHNOLOGY UKASTURBHAI LALBHAI CAMPUS UNIV RD AHMADABAD,GJ 380009 IN
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
2,500,000
CTR FOR COLLABORATIVE EDUCATION1 RENAISSANCE PARK 1135 TREMONT ST BOSTON,MA 02120
NONE
509(A)(2)
407,061
CTR FOR EFFECTIVE PHILANTHROPY INC675 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE 7TH FLOOR CAMBRIDGE,MA 02139 Total . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(2)
100,000
3a
3,055,067,596
status of recipient
contribution
a Paid during the year

DC COLLEGE SUCCESS FOUNDATION1220 12TH STREET SE SUITE 110 WASHINGTON,DC 200033722 DC PUBLIC EDUCATION FUND 1534 14TH STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20005 NONE 509(A)(3) TYPE 1 FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT 25,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT DEVELOPMENT OF A SOUND VALUE-ADDED MEASURE FOR INCLUSION IN AN EVALUATION SYSTEM TO DESIGN AND BUILD AN INNOVATIVE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PLATFORM TO PROVIDE INDIVIDUALIZED, ROBUST, AND TEACHERCENTERED SUPPORT TO TEACHERS AT ALL LEVELS OF PERFORMANCE TO SUPPORT THE LAUNCH OF THE DCPS SECONDARY REFORM EFFORT INCLUDING PLANNING AND INITIAL INTERVENTIONS TO SUPPORT A COMPREHENSIVE EFFORT TO USE ADVOCACY AND COMMUNICATION TO PROMOTE AND SUPPORT SUSTAINABLE EDUCATION IMPROVEMENTS TO SUPPORT AN AFTERSCHOOL YOUTH PROGRAM TO IMPROVE TECHNOLOGY ACCESS IN LIBRARIES SERVING LOW-INCOME PATRONS AND ESTABLISH SUSTAINABLE LOCAL FUNDING TO SUPPORT THE ONGOING PROVISION OF THIS SERVICE TO HELP BUILD COMMITMENT FOR COLLEGE COMPLETION BY PRODUCING CREDIBLE AND POWERFUL RESEARCH, ESTABLISHING STRONG NETWORKS OF ADVOCATES, AND EMPLOYING SOPHISTICATED MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONS STRATEGIES TO PARTICIPATE IN THE MATHEMATICS ASSESSMENT FOR LEARNING PHASE ONE PROJECT THAT WILL HELP A SELECT NUMBER OF DISTRICTS AND SCHOOL NETWORKS GET READY TO USE THE NEW INSTRUCTIONAL/ASSESSMENT TOOLS UNDER DEVELOPMENT BY THE MATH DESIGN COLLABORATIVE TO DEVELOP A DEMONSTRATION PROJECT THAT DEEPENS THE LINK BETWEEN COMMUNITY REVITALIZATION AND EDUCATION REFORM IN SPECIFIC NEIGHBORHOODS ACROSS NEW YORK CITY TO DEVELOP THE SUPPLY CHAINS OF AFRICAN CASHEWS TO IMPROVE THE INCOMES OF SMALLHOLDER FARMERS TO IMPROVE LIVELIHOODS OF RURAL POOR IN AFRICAN COUNTRIES BY INCREASING COTTON-RELATED INCOME
299,985
DC PUBLIC EDUCATION FUND 1534 14TH STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20005
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,500,000
DC PUBLIC EDUCATION FUND 1534 14TH STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20005
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,028,500
DC VOICE1436 U STREET NW SUITE 401 WASHINGTON,DC 20009
NONE
509(A)(2)
100,000
DEACONESS CHILDREN'S SERVICESPO BOX 2629 EVERETT,WA 982132629 DELAWARE DIVISION OF LIBRARIES121 DUKE OFYORK ST D575B DOVER,DE 19901
NONE
509(A)(1)
42,333
NONE
170(C)(1)
74,423
DEMOS NETWORK FOR IDEAS AND ACTION220 5TH AVE 5TH FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10001
NONE
509(A)(1)
300,000
DENVER SCHOOL OF SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY2000 VALENTIA STREET DENVER,CO 80238
NONE
509(A)(1)
36,018
DEUTSCHE BANK AMERICAS FOUNDATION60 WALL STREET NYC60-2112 NEWYORK,NY 10005
NONE
509(A)
114,000
DEUTSCHE GESELTECHNISCHE ZUSAMDAG-HAMMARSKJOELDWEG 1-5 ESCHBORN D65726 GM DEUTSCHE INVSTNS- UND ENTWICKLU MBHBELVEDERESTR 40 COLOGNE 50933 GM DEUTSCHE STIFTUNG WELTBEVOELKERUNG GOETTINGER CHAUSSEE 115 HANNOVER D30459 GM
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
6,792,625
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
11,299,196
NONE
509(A)(2)
TO INCREASE GERMAN SUPPORT FOR GLOBAL HEALTH AND ACCESS EUROPEAN COMMUNITY RESOURCES FOR REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH/FAMILY PLANNING TO INCREASE THE QUALITY, TIMELINESS, TRANSPARENCY, AND AVAILABILITY OF DATA ON RESOURCE FLOWS FOR POVERTY REDUCTION AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT TO STRENGTHEN AFRICA'S CAPACITY TO USE SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION FOR HUMAN DEVELOPMENT . . . . . . . . . 1113a
3,688,000
DEV INITIATIVES POVERTY RESEARCH29A BROAD ST WELLS SOMERSET BA52DJ UK
NONE
FOREIGN NON-EXEMPT
828,782
DEVELOPMENT BANK OF SOUTHERN AFRICAHEADWAY HILL 1258 LEVER ROAD MIDRAND 01685 SF Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
972,320
3,055,067,596

DEVELOPPEMENT INTL DESIARDINS150 AVENUE DES COMMANDEURS LEVIS,QC G6V6P8 CA DICONSAINSURGENTES SUR 3483 COL MI HIDALGO TLALPAN 14020 MX
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
TO ESTABLISH RURALURBAN INTERCONNECTIVITY TO HELP FIGHT POVERTY
2,684,677
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
TO IMPROVE ACCESS TO AFFORDABLE FINANCIAL SERVICES IN MEXICO'S POOREST, MOST ISOLATED COMMUNITIES TO DISSEMINATE LOCALLY PRODUCED AGRICULTURAL INFORMATION TO SMALLHOLDER FARMERS TO SUPPORT POLICY DISCUSSIONS ON HIV/AIDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS FOR DELEGATES TO ATTEND THE 4TH SA AIDS CONFERENCE 2009 IN DURBAN SOUTH AFRICA TO SUPPORT A LONG-TERM TRANSPORTATION PLAN FOR THE PUGET SOUND REGION TO SUPPORT A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
3,584,983
DIGITAL GREEN FOUNDATION 1509 SPRUCE STREET BERKELEY,CA 94709
NONE
509(A)(1)
729,927
DIRA SENGWE CONFERENCES STRUTLAND OFFICE PARK 173 MARY ST PRETORIA 00184 SF
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
100,000
DISCOVERY INSTITUTE208 COLUMBIA STREET SEATTLE,WA 98104 DMSTC VLNC SXL ASSLT PRGM JFRSN CNTPO BOX 743 PORTTOWNSEND,WA 98368 DONALD DANFORTH PLANT SCIENCE CTR975 NORTH WARSON ROAD ST LOUIS, MO 63132
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,100,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
200,000
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 1
RICHARD SAYRE OF DONALD DANFORTH PLANT SCIENCE CENTER IN THE U S WILL DEVELOP AND TEST A TRANSGENIC ALGAE THAT DELIVERS INTERFERENCE RNA (RNAI) ELEMENTS TO MOSQUITO LARVAE WHEN THEY FEED ON IT THESE RNAI WILL SILENCE ESSENTIAL GENES USED BY THE LARVAE TO DEVELOP, THUS KILLING MOSQUITOES BEFORE THEY CAN TRANSMIT MALARIA TO DEVELOP CASSAVA GERMPLASM ENRICHED WITH BIOAVAILABLE NUTRIENTS
100,000
DONALD DANFORTH PLANT SCIENCE CTR975 NORTH WARSON ROAD ST LOUIS, MO 63132 DONORSCHOOSE ORG347 WEST 36 5T SUITE 503 NEWYORK,NY 10018
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 1
3,557,492
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO IMPLEMENT A "DOUBLE YOUR IMPACT" OPPORTUNITY FORTHE GENERAL PUBLIC, OFFERING TO FUND 50% OF CLASSROOM PROJECTS ON DONORSCHOOSE ORG THAT COME FROM HIGH-NEED AND RURAL PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS TO SUPPORT THE CONSTRUCTION OF A LOWINCOME AND SPECIAL NEEDS APARTMENT COMPLEX PROJECT AND TO PROVIDE SERVICES TO FAMILIES IN CRISIS DURING THEIR PERIOD OF TRANSITION TO A MORE STABLE CONDITION TO ELEVATE THE PROFILE OF COMMUNITY COLLEGE STUDENTS THROUGH VIDEO SHORTS FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
610,650
DOWNTOWN ACTION TO SAVE HOUSING11018 NE 11TH STREET BELLEVUE,WA 98004
NONE
509(A)(2)
75,000
DOWNTOWN COMMUNITY TV CENTER87 LAFAYETTE ST NEWYORK,NY 100134435
NONE
509(A)(1)
113,000
DOWNTOWN EMERGENCY SERVICE CENTER515 3RD AVENUE SEATTLE, WA 98104 DRUGS FOR NEGLECTED DISEASES INIT15 CHEMIN LOUIS-DUNANT GENEVA 01202 SZ
NONE
509(A)(1)
9,550
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
TO DEVELOP NEW DRUG CANDIDATES FOR HUMAN AFRICAN TRYPANOSOMIASIS (HAT) AND VISCERAL LEISHMANIASIS (VL) THROUGH THE PRECLINICAL STAGE AND READY FOR AN INVESTIGATIONAL NEW DRUG (IND) FILING, AND THE COMPLETION OF PHASE I CLINICAL STUDIES WITH ONE DRUG CANDIDATE FOR EACH DISEASE FOR CLINICAL DEVELOPMENT OF ORAL FEXINIDAZOLE FOR STAGE 2 HUMAN AFRICAN TRYPANOSOMIASIS TO ASSESS THE COLLECTIVE IMPACT OF HIV PREVENTION PROGRAMMING AMONG HIGH RISK GROUPS IN INDIA AND PROMOTE EVIDENCE BASED DECISION-MAKING IN DEVELOPING APPROPRIATE PRIORITIES, STRATEGIES, AND PROGRAMS FOR FUTURE HIV PREVENTION IN INDIA . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
5,200,000
DRUGS FOR NEGLECTED DISEASES INIT15 CHEMIN LOUIS-DUNANT GENEVA 01202 SZ DUKE UNIVERSITY225 ALLEN BUILDING DURHAM,NC 277080032
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
4,194,130
NONE
509(A)(1)
275,753
Total .
3,055,067,596

DUKE UNIVERSITY225 ALLEN BUILDING DURHAM, NC 277080032 DUKE UNIVERSITY225 ALLEN BUILDING DURHAM,NC 277080032
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
25,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO IMPLEMENT STRUCTURAL INTERVENTIONS FOR HIV PREVENTION AMONG HIGHRISK GROUPS IN INDIA TO ESTABLISH A GLOBAL LABORATORY SUPPORT NETWORK THAT WILL BENEFIT AIDS VACCINE DEVELOPMENT AS IT RELATES TO VACCINEELICITED ANTIBODY RESPONSES TO DEVELOP AN EFFECTIVE AND TRANSFERABLE PROGRAM FOR THE GLOBAL PREVENTION OF HIV WHEN MALARIA PARASITES INFECT DIFFERENT HUMAN CELLS, INCLUDING LIVER AND RED BLOOD CELLS, IT IS THOUGHT THAT MICRORNAS ARE IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENTAL CUES THAT FACILITATE SPECIFIC EVENTS IN THE PARASITE LIFE CYCLE JEN-TSAN CHI OF DUKE MEDICAL CENTER IN THE U S WILL TEST WHETHER EXPRESSING LIVER-SPECIFIC MICRORNAS WITHIN RED BLOOD CELLS WILL TRICK THE PARASITE INTO UNDERGOING LIVER-STAGE DEVELOPMENT, LEADING TO ITS DEATH TO SUPPORT A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
2,265,448
DUKE UNIVERSITY225 ALLEN BUILDING DURHAM,NC 277080032
NONE
509(A)(1)
6,324,834
DUKE UNIVERSITY225 ALLEN BUILDING DURHAM,NC 277080032
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,181,647
DUKE UNIVERSITY225 ALLEN BUILDING DURHAM, NC 277080032
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
DYNAMIC FAMILY SERVICES 10811 SE KENT-KANGLEY ROAD KENT,WA 98030 E AFRICAN CTR EMPWRMNT WOMEN CHILD6040 HARDWICK PLACE FALLS CHURCH,VA 22041 E3 ALLIANCE5930 MIDDLE FISKVILLE ROAD SUITE 505 AUSTIN,TX 78752
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
650
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT THE STRATEGIC PLANNING AND INDICATOR DEVELOPMENT NECESSARY TO PILOT A REGIONAL EARLY WARNING AND INTERVENTION SYSTEM WHILE ALSO SUPPORTING EARLY IMPLEMENTATION OF REGIONAL P-16 ALLIANCES IN THE DALLAS METRO AND GULFCOAST REGIONS WITH THE GOAL OF IMPLEMENTATION OF REGIONAL, NETWORKED EARLY WARNING SYSTEMS TO SUPPORT COALITIONS OF DISTRICTS, CHARTER, AND/OR NONPROFITS TO DEVELOP STRONG, CROSSSECTOR PROPOSALS FOR THE INVESTING IN INNOVATION STIMULUS FUND AND OTHER COMPETITIVE FEDERAL FUNDS TO SUPPORT SYSTEMIC REGIONAL EDUCATION REFORM BASED ON INNOVATIVE COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT AND IMPROVED USE OF DATABASED DECISION MAKING TO SUPPORT CONVERSION OF LARGE HIGH SCHOOLS INTO SMALLER LEARNING COMMUNITIES AND CREATION OF NEW SMALL HIGH SCHOOLS IN OREGON STATE TO DEVELOP A COMMUNITY EDUCATION AND ENGAGEMENT STRATEGY TO SUPPORT THE OAKLAND UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT'S IMPLEMENTATION OFTHE EXPECT SUCCESS' INITIATIVE TO IMPROVE GLOBAL REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH BY PREVENTING TRANSMISSION OF HIV AND STIS THROUGH NEW, MULTITARGET COMBINATION MICROBICIDES TO INCREASE ACCESS TO AND SUSTAINABILITY OF PERMANENT HOUSING FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SURVIVORS AND THEIR CHILDREN IN KING COUNTY TO PLAN A MULTI-YEAR PROJECT TO STRENGTHEN METHODS AND INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITIES OF ECOAGRICULTURE PARTNERS AND WORLD NEIGHBORS FOR MANAGING ECOAGRICULTURE LANDSCAPES IN AFRICA . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
102,328
E3 ALLIANCE5930 MIDDLE FISKVILLE ROAD SUITE 505 AUSTIN,TX 78752
NONE
509(A)(1)
56,245
E3 ALLIANCE5930 MIDDLE FISKVILLE ROAD SUITE 505 AUSTIN,TX 78752
NONE
509(A)(1)
76,986
E3 EMPLOYERS FOR EDU EXCELLENCE1100 SW 6TH AVENUE SUITE 1608 PORTLAND,OR 97204
NONE
509(A)(1)
979,849
EAST BAY COMMUNITY FOUNDATIONDEDOMENICO BUILDING 200 FRANK H OGAWA PLAZA OAKLAND,CA 94612
NONE
509(A)(1)
150,000
EASTERN VIRGINIA MEDICAL SCHOOLEASTERN VIRGINIA MEDICAL SCHOOL CICCR ARLINGTON,VA 22209
NONE
509(A)(1)
5,971,223
EASTSIDE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PROGRAMPO BOX 6398 BELLEVUE,WA 980080398
NONE
509(A)(1)
200,000
ECOAGRICULTURE INTERNATIONAL INC730 11TH ST NW SUITE 301 WASHINGTON,DC 20001
NONE
509(A)(1)
125,074
Total .
3,055,067,596

ECOBANK TRANSNATIONALINC 556-4 COLA AVE KOKOMLEMLE ACCRA GH
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
FOREIGN NON-EXEMPT
TO SUPPORT THE DELIVERY OF LOW-COST SAVINGS ACCOUNTS TO POOR PEOPLE IN GHANA AND LIBERIA TO MAINTAIN AND CURATE A DATABASE THAT PROVIDES WELLORGANIZED DATA PERTAINING TO THE GENOME AND BIOLOGY OF MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS, THEREBY PROVIDING A GLOBAL RESOURCE FORTHE STUDY, DIAGNOSIS, PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF TUBERCULOSIS MELODY SWARTZ AND JEFFREY HUBBELL OF THE ECOLE POLYTECHNIQUE FDRALE DE LAUSANNE (EPFL), SWITZERLAND, WILL EXPLORE THE USE OFA ROBUST AND INEXPENSIVE NANOTECHNOLOGY, WHICH MAY PENETRATE LYMPH TISSUE TO MORE EFFECTIVELY TRIGGER IMMUNE RESPONSES, AS A NEWTOOL FOR PREVENTION OF TB FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
1,000,000
ECOLE POLYTECHNIQUE FED DE LAUSANNEAI 2149 STATION 15 LAUSANNE CH1015 SZ
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
407,051
ECOLE POLYTECHNIQUE FED DE LAUSANNEAI 2149 STATION 15 LAUSANNE CH1015 SZ
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
100,000
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY INSTITUTE1900 NORTH NORTHLAKE WAY SUITE 237 SEATTLE, WA 98103 EDITORIAL PROJECTS IN EDUCATION6935 ARLINGTON RD BETHESDA,MD 20814
NONE
509(A)(2)
4,500
NONE
509(A)(2)
TO RESEARCH GRADUATION RATES AT THE DISTRICT LEVEL, PRODUCE AN ANNUAL GRADUATION COUNTS REPORT IN EDUCATION WEEK,AND RELATED REPORTS TO ACCELERATE ITS DIGITAL EFFORTS TO BETTER SERVE POLICYMAKERS AND EDUCATORS AS WELL AS TO ENSURE ITS SUSTAINABILITY FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
577,838
EDITORIAL PROJECTS IN EDUCATION6935 ARLINGTON RD BETHESDA,MD 20814
NONE
509(A)(2)
980,700
EDLAB GROUP FOUNDATION 19020 33RD AVE W SUITE 210 LYNNWOOD,WA 98037 EDMONDS SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 1520420 68TH AVE W LYNNWOOD,WA 980367400
NONE
509(A)(1)
75,000
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO SUPPORT DISTRICTS IN THEIR EFFORTS TO IMPROVE SCHOOL READINESS FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
241,026
EDSOURCE INC520 SAN ANTONIO ROAD SUITE 200 MOUNTAIN VIEW,CA 940401217 EDU SERVICE CTR REGION 1 OF TEXAS1900 WEST SCHUNIOR EDINBURG,TX 78541
NONE
509(A)(2)
333,334
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO BUILD CAPACITY AT REGION ONE TO CREATE A HIGH SCHOOL REDESIGN FRAMEWORK FOR DISTRICT AND SCHOOL SITE TRANSFORMATION TO DEVELOP A NEW HANDHELD GAME AND A NEW STRAND OF RESEARCH THAT SPECIFICALLY TARGETS THE NEEDS OF STRUGGLING MIDDLE GRADES READERS TO SUPPORT A CONVENING IN WASHINGTON, D C
2,146,265
EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT CENTER INC55 CHAPEL STREET NEWTON,MA 02458
NONE
509(A)(1)
599,630
EDUCATION EQUALITY PROJECT 895 BROADWAY 5TH FLOOR NEWYORKCITY,NY 10003 EDUCATION RESOURCE STRATEGIES INC1 BROOK STREET WATERTO WN, MA 02472
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO CREATE TOOLS THAT WILL DOCUMENT AND AUTOMATE ERS METHODS FOR ANALYZING SCHOOL DISTRICT RESOURCE USE IN ORDER INCREASE REACH AND IMPACT WITH URBAN DISTRICTS FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
810,266
EDUCATION SECTOR INC1201 CONNECTICUT AVENUE NW SUITE 850 WASHINGTON,DC 20036 EDUCATION TRUST INC1250 H STREET NW SUITE 700 WASHINGTON,DC 20005
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,000,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO DEVELOP A SET OF OPEN-SOURCE LITERACY COURSES THAT ALIGN TO NATIONAL COMMON STATE STANDARDS . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
1,019,287
Total .
3,055,067,596

EDUCATION TRUST INC1250 H STREET NW SUITE 700 WASHINGTON,DC 20005
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO ENSURE THAT ALL STUDENTS IN CALIFORNIA GRADUATE COLLEGE AND WORK READY, AND THAT THE STATE INVESTS AND TARGETS THE NECESSARY RESOURCES TO GET THEM THERE FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
1,860,000
EDUCATION TRUST INC1250 H STREET NW SUITE 700 WASHINGTON,DC 20005 EDUCATION WRITERS ASSOCIATION2122 P STREET NW SUITE 201 WASHINGTON,DC 20037
NONE
509(A)(1)
4,000,000
NONE
509(A)(2)
TO SUPPORT MEDIA COVERAGE OFTHE EDUCATION COMPONENTS OF AMERICAN RECOVERY AND RECONSTRUCTION ACT THROUGH THE CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE OF THE STIMULUS TRACKER WEBSITE TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT TASK AND VALIDATION
76,366
EDUCATIONAL POLICY IMPROVEMENT CTR720 E 13TH AVE SUITE 203 EUGENE,OR 97401 EDUCATIONAL POLICY IMPROVEMENT CTR720 E 13TH AVE SUITE 203 EUGENE,OR 97401
NONE
509(A)(2)
55,752
NONE
509(A)(2)
TO IDENTIFY AND VALIDATE A PRIORITY SET OF FEWER, CLEARER, HIGHER STANDARDS THAT DEFINE A PATH TO COLLEGE READINESS TO SUPPORT PROGRAM SERVICES FOR THE EAST YAKIMA EARLY LEARNING INITIATIVE TO SUPPORT EARLY LEARNING INITIATIVES IN YAKIMA,WA TO DEVELOP FRAMEWORKS FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF TEACHER KNOWLEDGE, WITH SPECIFIC FOCUS ON CONTENT PEDAGOGY AND CONTENT KNOWLEDGE FOR TEACHING THAT WILL DEVELOP BOTH AN OVERARCHING FRAMEWORK THAT IS APPLICABLE ACROSS DOMAINS AND SUBJECT SPECIFIC INSTANTIATIONS OF THE FRAMEWORK IN MATHEMATICS AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS (ELA) TO SUPPORT THE IMPLEMENTATION OF "KEEPING LEARNING ON TRACK" AND A PAPER ON DEVELOPING A COMPREHENSIVE ASSESSMENT OF NO NCOGNITIVE PSYCHO/SOCIAL INDICATORS THAT WILL HELP DISADVANTAGED YOUNG PEOPLE MAKE THE TRANSITION FROM HIGH SCHOOL TO COLLEGE TO STUDY A RANGE OF MEASURES THAT ASSESS TEACHER EFFECTIVENESS IN ORDER TO BETTER UNDERSTAND ISSU ES OF IMPLEMENTATION, ACCURACY, FAIRNESS AND COST EFFECTIVENESS RELATED TO MEASURING TEACHING QUALITY TO CREATE A SELFSUSTAINING HIGH SCHOOL REFORM BUSINESS THROUGH CAPACITY BUILDING AND ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
721,687
EDUCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 10533 S 2ND AVENUE YAKIMA,WA 98902
NONE
170(C)(1)
992,741
EDUCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 10533 5 2ND AVENUE YAKIMA,WA 98902 EDUCATIONAL TESTING SERVICE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ROSEDALE ROAD MS 12-T PRINCETON,NJ 08541
NONE
170(C)(1)
2,023,314
NONE
509(A)(2)
1,521,971
EDUCATIONAL TESTING SERVICE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ROSEDALE ROAD MS 12-T PRINCETON,NJ 08541
NONE
509(A)(2)
204,467
EDUCATIONAL TESTING SERVICE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ROSEDALE ROAD MS 12-T PRINCETON,NJ 08541
NONE
509(A)(2)
2,793,523
EDVISIONS INC501 MAIN ST BOX 518 HENDERSON,MN 56044
NONE
509(A)(1)
475,302
EL CENTRO DE LA RAZA2524 16TH AVENUE SOUTH SEATTLE, WA 98144 ELIZABETH GLASER PEDIATRIC AIDS FDN2950 31ST STREET SUITE 125 SANTA MONICA,CA 90405
NONE
509(A)(1)
50,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO ENHANCE PREVENTION OF MOTHER-TO-CHILD TRANSMISSION (PMTCT) PROGRAMS FOR THE CONTROLOFHIV IN RESOURCE LIMITED SETTINGS AROUND THE WORLD TO SUPPORT AND COMPLEMENT THE NATIONAL AIDS CONTROL PROGRAM PHASE III BY ESTABLISHING AND TRANSFERRING A SUSTAINABLE MODEL OF HIV PREVENTION IMPACT FOR THE HIGH RISK GROUPS TO LOOK AT THE PREVENTION OF FEMALE GENITAL SCHISTOSOMIASIS (FGS)ANDITS ASSOCIATION WITH HIV WHILE CONDUCTING A RETROSPECTIVE CLINICAL AND SEROLOGIC ANALYSIS OF SEXUALLY ACTIVE ADULTS IN LUSAKA, ZAMBIA TO INVESTIGATE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SCHISTOSOMA HAEMATOBIUM AND HIV-1 . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
2,969,985
EMMANUEL HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION808-92 DEEPALI BUILDING NEHRU PL NEW DELHI 248179 IN
NONE
FOREIGN NONEXEMPT
3,164,439
EMORY UNIVERSITY1599 CLIFTON RD NE 4TH FLOOR ATLANTA,GA 30322
NONE
509(A)(1)
272,027
Total .
3,055,067,596

status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
IFOR WILLIAMS OF EMORY UNIVERSITY IN THE U S WILLTESTTHETHEORY THAT A NEWLY CHARACTERIZED CYTOKINE THAT TRIGGERS THE DEVELOPMENT OF M CELLS CAN BE USED AS AN ADJUVANT TO BOOST IMMUNITY IN MUCOSAL SURFACES AND LEAD TO GREATER UPTAKE OF VACCINES TO SUPPORT THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF NATIONAL PUBLIC HEALTH INSTITUTES (IANPHI) IN IMPROVING HEALTH IN LOW-RESOURCE COUNTRIES TO DEVELOP A SURVEY TO MEASURE KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDES, AND PRACTICES OF VACCINE PROVIDERS IN INDIA TO IDENTIFY THE MOST SIGNIFICANT BARRIERS TO ACHIEVING HIGH IMMUNIZATION RATES IN INDIA GLYCANS ARE AN IMPORTANT COMPONENT OF SURFACE MOLECULES IN TUBERCULOSIS BUT THEIR ROLE IN PROTECTIVE IMMUNITY IS STILL LARGELY UNEXPLORED CARLOS RIVERA-MARRERO AND RICHARD D CUMMING OF EMORY UNIVERSITY IN THE U S WILL DEVELOP HIGH-THROUGHPUT GLYCAN MICROARRAYS TO IDENTIFY GLYCAN ANTIGENS, DETERMINE THEIR CHEMICAL STRUCTURE, AND DESIGN GLYCAN-PEPTIDE VACCINES FOR FUTURE TESTING TO DEVELOP PRIORITIES FORA MATERNAL AND FETAL NUTRITION RESEARCH AND IMPLEMENTATION AGENDA TO DEMONSTRATE AND LEVERAGE THE UPTAKE OF SCALABLE MODELS OF DELIVERY AND NEWBORN CARE IN COMMUNITIES IN RURAL ETHIOPIA TO IMPROVE MATERNAL AND NEWBORN SURVIVAL AND WELL-BEING TO SUPPORT EFINA'S INNOVATION FUND TO PROMOTE SAVINGS AND BRANCHLESS BANKING FOR THE POOR IN NIGERIA TO SUPPORT THE AFFORDABLE HOUSING PRODUCTION SYSTEM IN THE GULF COAST
100,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
4,369,952
NONE
509(A)(1)
548,726
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,005,747
NONE
509(A)(1)
5,000,000
ENHANCING FINANCIAL INNOVATIONFIRST MUTUAL PLAZA 2ND FLOOR LAGOS NI ENTERPRISE COMMUNITY PARTNERS INC10227 WINCOPIN CIRCLE AMERICAN CITY BUILDING COLUMBIA,MD 21044 ENTERPRISE FOR PROGRESS COMMUNITY2902 CASTLEVALE ROAD SUITE A YAKIMA,WA 98902
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
1,557,189
NONE
509(A)(1)
972,129
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT A STRATEGIC PLANNING PROCESS FOR THE ENTERPRISE FOR PROGRESS IN THE COMMUNITY TO DEVELOP A VISION, MISSION, AND STRATEGIC PLAN TO SUPPORT THE COMPLETION OFTHE BAY AREA CLUSTER OF SCHOOLS AND THE START-UP OF THE FRESNO COUNTY CLUSTER TO FUND A STUDY TO FOLLOW ENVISION SCHOOLS' SENIORS INTO THEIR POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION TO DETERMINE HOW WELL PREPARED THEY ARE FORTHE RIGOR OF THEIR COLLEGE-LEVEL WORK TO SUPPORT THE CREATION OF NETWORKS OF SITES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES TO DEVELOP CLINICAL RESEARCH CENTERS TO IMPROVE AID EFFECTIVENESS IMPLEMENTATION AND POVERTY REDUCTION PROGRAMS BY SUPPORTING RESEARCH ON THE POLICIES AND PRACTICES BEHIND EFFECTIVE AID PROGRAMS FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
8,769
ENVISION SCHOOL5436 14TH STREET SUITE 920 OAKLAND,CA 94612
NONE
509(A)(1)
850,000
ENVISION SCHOOL5436 14TH STREET SUITE 920 OAKLAND,CA 94612
NONE
509(A)(1)
150,000
EURO AND DEV COUNTRIES CLINICAL TRL334 LAAN VAN NIEUWOOST INDIE THE HAGUE 2593CE NL EURO NTWK ON DEBT AND DEVELOPMENT18-26 RUE DEDIMBOURG BRUSSELS B1050 BE
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
4,250,000
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
444,973
EUROPEAN FOUNDATION CENTRE 53 RUE DE LA CONCORDE BRUSSELS B1050 BE EVOLUTIONARY GENOMICS1376 MINERS DRIVE SUITE 101 LAFAYETTE,CO 80026
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
69,110
NONE
US NONEXEMPT
"EVOLUTIONARY-BASED HOST TARGET THERAPEUTIC APPROACH SIDESTEPS HIV/AIDS DRUG RESISTANCE" WHILE HUMANS AND CHIMPANZEES SHARE AN OVERWHELMING SIMILARITY BETWEEN GENES, PRIMATES EXHIBIT A RESISTANCE TO AIDS WALTER MESSIER OF BIOTECHNOLOGY COMPANY EVOLUTIONARY GENOMICS IN THE U S WILL RESEARCH THE MECHANISMS OF EIGHT GENES THAT HAVE ADAPTED IN CHIMPS TO IDENTIFY HOW VIRAL SUPPRESSION WORKS . . . . . . . . . . 3a
89,137
Total .
3,055,067,596

EXCELENCIA IN EDUCATION1752 N ST NW 6TH FLOOR WASHINGTON,DC 20036
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO BRING THE ISSUE OF LATINO COLLEGE DEGREE COMPLETION TO THE FOREFRONT OF PUBLIC ATTENTION AND TO EQUIP HIGHER EDUCATION STAKEHOLDERS WITH STRATEGIES TO ACCELERATE LATINO COLLEGE DEGREE COMPLETION TO SUPPORT THE INDIAN NETWORK OF HIV POSITIVE PEOPLE, TO ADVOCATE FOR THE REDUCTION O F STIGMA AND DISCRIMINATION TO PROVIDE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE IN DEVELOPING STI CONTROL STRATEGIES IN INDIA TO MONITOR AND EVALUATE THE AVAHAN INITIATIVE IN INDIA TO INCREASE AVAILABILITY AND ACCESSIBILITY OF PREVENTION, CARE AND SUPPORT SERVICES TO ORPHANS AND VULNERABLE CHILDREN TO INCREASE THE EVIDENCE-BASE FOR MALE CIRCUMCISION'S POTENTIAL TO SLOWTHE SPREAD OF HIV AND TO PREPARE FOR ROLLOUT AND SCALE-UP OF SAFE, VOLUNTARY MALE CIRCUMCISION DAVID SOKAL OF FAMILY HEALTH INTERNATIONAL IN THE U S , WITH COLLEAGUES AT CAMBRIDGE AND DREXEL UNIVERSITIES, WILL DEVELOP AND TEST LOWCOST FILTERS COATED WITH SAFE MICROBICIDES THAT CAN BE INSERTED INTO TIPS OF NIPPLE SHIELDS TO PREVENT HIV TRANSMISSION DURING BREASTFEEDING TO EVALUATE THE SHANG RING, A NOVEL CHINESE DEVICE FOR VOLUNTARY MEDICAL MALE CIRCUMCISION, IN ORDER TO IMPROVE THE PROVISION OF MALE CIRCUMCISION SERVICES FOR HIV PREVENTION IN AFRICA TO INCREASE ACCESS TO AND SUSTAINABILITY OF PERMANENT HOUSING FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SURVIVORS AND THEIR CHILDREN IN LINCOLN COUNTY TO SUPPORT A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
389,187
FAMILY HEALTH INTERNATIONAL 2224 E NC HIGHWAY 54 DURHAM,NC 27713
NONE
509(A)(2)
356,464
NONE
509(A)(2)
1,093,040
FAMILY HEALTH INTERNATIONAL 2224 E NC HIGHWAY 54 DURHAM,NC 27713 FAMILY HEALTH INTERNATIONAL 2224 E NC HIGHWAY 54 DURHAM,NC 27713
NONE
509(A)(2)
1,000,000
NONE
509(A)(2)
6,270
NONE
509(A)(2)
4,261,336
FAMILY HEALTH INTERNATIONAL 2224 E NC HIGHWAY 54 DURHAM, NC 27713
NONE
509(A)(2)
100,000
NONE
509(A)(2)
500,000
FAMILY RESOURCE CTR OF LINCOLN CNTYPO BOX 1130 DAVENPORT,WA 99122
NONE
509(A)(1)
188,906
FAMILY SERVICES OF KING COUNTY615 2ND AVENUE SUITE 150 SEATTLE, WA 98104 FANRPAN141 CRESSWELL RD SILVERTON PRETORIA 00127 SF
NONE
509(A)(1)
500,000
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
TO BUILD THE CAPACITY OF RURAL WOMEN IN MALAWI AND MOZAMBIQUE TO ADVOCATE FOR EFFECTIVE RURAL DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES THAT MEET THEIR NEEDS FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT TO SUPPORT THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMISTS CLAUDIA PASTORI OF FONDAZIONE S RAFFAELE DEL MONTE TABOR IN ITALY SEEKS TO INDUCE MUCOSAL IMMUNITY AGAINST HIV BY USING A BACTERIAL ADHESIVE PROTEIN TO TARGET ANTIGENS TO SPECIFIC CELLS THE GOAL OF THIS APPROACH IS TO PRESENT CONSERVED EPITOPES OF HIV IN THEIR NATURAL FORM TO ELICIT THE PRODUCTION OF PROTECTIVE ANTIBODIES IN THE TISSUES WHERE THESE ANTIBODIES WILL BE EFFECTIVE TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF EARLY COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL SITES IN CALIFORNIA . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
300,000
FARESTART700 VIRGINIA ST SEATTLE,WA 98101 FARM FOUNDATION1301 WEST 22ND STREET SUITE 615 OAK BROOK,IL 60523
NONE
509(A)(2)
500
NONE
509(A)(1)
120,000
FDN CTR SAN RAFFAELE DEL MONTETABORVIA OLGETTINA 58 MILAN 20132 IT
NONE
FOREIGN NONEXEMPT
100,000
FDN FOR CA COMMUNITY COLLEGES1102 Q STREET 3RD FLOOR SACRAMENTO,CA 95814
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 1
1,600,000
Total .
3,055,067,596

FDN FOR CA COMMUNITY COLLEGES1102 Q STREET 3RD FLOOR SACRAMENTO,CA 95814
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 1
TO SUPPORT THE INTEGRATION OFTHE ECHS MODEL INTO EXISTING FOUNDATION-FUNDED HIGH SCHOOLS IN CALIFORNIA TO ACCELERATE THE LATE STAGE DEVELOPMENT OF DIAGNOSTIC TESTS FOR NEGLECTED INFECTIOUS DISEASES SUCH AS TUBERCULOSIS TO DEVELOP AND EVALUATE DIAGNOSTIC TESTS TO SUPPORT THE CONTROL OF HUMAN AFRICAN TRYPANOSOMIASIS IN AFRICA TO SUPPORT A PROJECT TO IMPROVE MALARIA PATIENT CARE AND DISEASE CONTROLTHROUGHTHE USE OF IMPROVED DIAGNOSTICS TO SUPPORT MAPPING THE DISTRIBUTION OF HUMAN AFRICAN TRYPANOSOMIASIS
602,781
FDN FOR INNOVATIVE NEW DIAGNOSTICSAVENUE DE BUDE 16 1202 GENEVA GENEVA SZ
NONE
509(A)(1)
7,160,482
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,111,750
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,368,150
FDN FOR INNOVATIVE NEW DIAGNOSTICSAVENUE DE BUDE 16 1202 GENEVA GENEVA SZ FDN FOR NATL INSTS OF HEALTH INC1 CLOISTER COURT SUITE 152 BETHESDA,MD 20814
NONE
509(A)(1)
778,319
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO CREATE A CONSORTIUM OF IMMUNE TESTING LABORATORIES WITHIN THE TOP HIV VACCINE N ETWO RKS TO CONDUCT A PHASE I HIV VACCINE STUDY THAT WILL COMPARE THE IMMUNOGENICITY OF DIFFERENT CENTRALIZED GENE (ENV) CONSTRUCTS TO INITIATE A MORE COMPREHENSIVE FOLLOWUP GRANT PROGRAM TO DISCOVER NOVELVECTORBASED APPROACHES TO PREVENT DISEASE TRANSMISSION AND ENCOURAGE THEIR TRANSLATION THROUGH INITIAL PROOF OF PRINCIPLE TO ESTABLISH A NOVEL, ANAEROBIC SHOCKMEDIATED CURE FOR TUBERCULOSIS, INCLUDING XDR CASES TO IMPROVE THE PERFORMANCE AND EXPAND THE OUTREACH OF AFRICAN FINANCIAL SERVICE PROVIDERS THAT FOCUS ON POOR CLIENTS FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
5,881,938
FDN FOR NATL INSTS OF HEALTH INC1 CLOISTER COURT SUITE 152 BETHESDA,MD 20814
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,695,006
NONE
509(A)(1)
7,500,000
FDN UNIV MEDICINE DENTISTRY OF NJ65 BERGEN ST SUITE 1551 NEWARK,NJ 07107
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 1
100,000
FIN TECH AFRICA2 MAUDE ST L2 FL HURLINGHAM OFFC PK SANDTON 02146 SF
NONE
FOREIGN NONEXEMPT
1,800,000
FINANCIAL SECTOR DEEPENING KENYAPO BOX 11353 NAIROBI 00100 KE FINCA INTERNATIONAL INC1101 14TH STREET NW 11TH FLOOR WASHINGTON,DC 20005
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
750,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO EXPAND DELIVERY OF FINANCIAL SERVICES TO VERY LOW-INCOME FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS IN DRC, UGANDA AND ECUADOR TO SUPPORT A NATIVE AMERICAN LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM IN SEATTLE AND PORTLAND TO PROVIDE SERVICES TO FAMILIES IN CRISIS DURING THEIR PERIOD OF TRANSITION TO A MORE STABLE CONDITION TO SUPPORT COORDINATED COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS TO INCREASE POSTSECONDARY COMPLETION RATES . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
1,600,000
FIRST NATIONS DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE703 THIRD AVE SUITE B LONGMONT,CO 80501 FIRST PLACEPO BOX 22536 SEATTLE,WA 981220536
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
FL STATE COLLEGE AT JACKSONVILLE501 W STATE ST JACKSONVILLE, FL 322024030
NONE
170(C)(1)
250,000
Total .
3,055,067,596

FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION326 WGAINES ST NO 554 TALLAHASSEE,FL 32399
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO PROVIDE THE DATA FOR STATEWIDE MATCHING AND REPORTING OF POSTSECONDARY OUTCOMES,TO PROVIDE THE SUPPORT NECESSARY TO FACILITATE STATE, DISTRICT, AND SCHOOL LEVEL ENGAGEMENT IN REVIEWING AND PROVIDING FEEDBACK ON REPORTS AND PARTICIPATING IN THE RELATED PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT, AND TO INCREASE NUMBER OF STATES, DISTRICTS, AND SCHOOLS THAT HAVE ACCESS TO IMPROVED NATIONAL STUDENT CLEARINGHOUSE DATA AND REPORTS, INCLUDING DOCUMENTATION OF STUDENT PERSISTENCE IN HIGHER EDUCATION TO SUPPORT COMPONENTS OF AN INTERMITTENT PREVENTIVE TREATMENT OF INFANTS (IPTI) PROJECT FOCUSED ON COSTEFFECTIVENESS AND A CLINICAL AND IMMUNO LOGICAL REBOUND STUDY OF IPTI TO SUPPORT A PROJECT ENTITLED NEW LEGAL STRUCTURES TO MANAGE AND SUSTAIN RESEARCH CENTERS IN AFRICA THE MANHICA FOUNDATION" FOR MONITORING AFRICAN FOOD AND AGRICULTURAL POLICIES
186,598
FND CLINIC A LA RECERCA BIOMEDFND CLINIC RECERCA VILLARROEL 170 BARCELONA 08036 SP
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
100,000
FND CLINIC A LA RECERCA BIOMEDFND CLINIC RECERCA VILLARROEL 170 BARCELONA 08036 SP
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
200,000
FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORG OF THE UNVIALE DELLE TERME DI CARACALLA ROME 00100 IT FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORG OF UNVIALE DELLE TERME DI CARACALLA ROME 00100 IT
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
1,501,939
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
TO CONSTRUCT A STATISTICAL FRAMEWORK AND APPLY AN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SOLUTION FOR COUNTRIES AND REGIONS, TO CONSOLIDATE FOOD AND AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS INTO AN INTEGRATED SOLUTION TO SUPPORT POLICY DECISIONS AND THEIR MONITORING TO SUPPORT AN EDUCATIONAL LECTURE PROGRAM FOR YOUNG WOMEN TO SUPPORT A SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT
2,307,000
FOREST RIDGE SCHL OF SACRED HEART4800 139TH AVE SE BELLEVUE,WA 98006
NONE
509(A)(1)
350,000
FOREST RIDGE SCHL OF SACRED HEART4800 139TH AVE SE BELLEVUE,WA 98006 FORUM OF REGL ASSOCS OF GRANTMAKERS2121 CRYSTAL DR SUITE 700 ARLINGTON,VA 22202 FOUNDATION CENTER79 FIFTH AVENUE-16TH STREET NEW YORK, NY 100033076 FRAUNHOFER GESLLS INST BIOMED ENGRGENSHEIMER STR D-66386 ST INGBERT 66386 GM FRAUNHOFER GESLLS INST BIOMED ENGRGENSHEIMER STR D-66386 ST INGBERT 66386 GM FRAUNHOFER USA INC9 INNOVATION WAY SUITE 200 NEWARK,DE 19711
NONE
509(A)(1)
5,000,000
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 3 FI
TO SUPPORT A BUSINESS PLANNING PROJECT
100,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
400,000
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
TO DEVELOP A GLOBAL HIV VACCINE RESEARCH CRYOREPOSITORY (GHRC)
289,520
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
TO CONTINUE SUPPORT OF THE GLOBAL HIV VACCINE RESEARCH CRYOREPOSITORY (GHRC)
1,350,067
NONE
509(A)(2)
TO SUPPORT PRE-CLINICAL DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OFTARGET ANTIGENS FOR DEVELOPMENT OF MALARIA TRANSMISSION BLOCKING VACCINES TO SUPPORT THE TRANSFER OFTECHNOLOGY AND POTENTIAL PRODUCTS ON REASONABLE TERMS REGARDING AFRICAN TRY PANOSOMIASIS FOR PRE-CLINICAL AND PHASE 1 DEVELOPMENT OF TRANSMISSION BLOCKING VACCINES TO IMPROVE HIV VACCINES THAT CAN CONTROL THE AIDS EPIDEMIC
944,242
FRAUNHOFER USA INC9 INNOVATION WAY SUITE 200 NEWARK,DE 19711
NONE
509(A)(2)
3,215,903
FRAUNHOFER USA INC9 INNOVATION WAY SUITE 200 NEWARK,DE 19711 FRED HUTCHINSON CANCER RESEARCH CTR1100 FAIRVIEW AVE N J6-500 SEATTLE, WA 981091024 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(2)
2,433,446
NONE
509(A)(1)
6,778,393
. 1113a
3,055,067,596

FRED HUTCHINSON CANCER RESEARCH CTR1100 FAIRVIEW AVE N J6-500 SEATTLE,WA 981091024
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO ESTABLISH A VACCINE IMMUNOLOGY STATISTICAL CENTER (VISC) TO PROVIDE STATISTICAL AND DATA MANAGEMENT SUPPORT TO THE VACCINE DISCOVERY CENTERS TO ELUCIDATE THE INNATE AND ADAPTIVE IMMUNE RESPONSES THAT CAN PROTECT AGAINST HIV-1 INFECTION AT ALL AGES GERALD R SMITH OFTHE FRED HUTCHINSON CANCER RESEARCH CENTER IN THE U S SEEKS TO IDENTIFY INHIBITORS OFA BACTERIAL DNA REPAIR ENZYME THAT ALLOWS TUBERCULOSIS TO MUTATE IDENTIFYING THESE INHIBITORS COULD LEAD TO THERAPIES THAT KILL BACTERIA AND LIMIT DRUG RESISTANCE TO PROVIDE HEALTH PROTECTION SERVICES TO IMPROVE THE COMMERCIAL VIABILITY OF MICRO FINANCE FOR THE VERY POOR IN AFRICA, ASIA, AND LATIN AMERICA FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
1,872,269
FRED HUTCHINSON CANCER RESEARCH CTR1100 FAIRVIEW AVE N J6-500 SEATTLE,WA 981091024 FRED HUTCHINSON CANCER RESEARCH CTR1100 FAIRVIEW AVE N J6-500 SEATTLE,WA 981091024
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,671,877
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
FREEDOM FROM HUNGER1644 DAVINCI DAVIS,CA 95616
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,750,716
FRIEND GLOBAL FIGHT AIDS TB MALARIA1730 RHODE ISLAND AVENUE SUITE 912 WASHINGTON,DC 20036 FRIENDS OF CHILDREN OF WALLA WALLA PO BOX 2444 WALLA WALLA,WA 99362
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,000,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT A COMMUNITY RESEARCH AND ENGAGEMENT PROCESS TO DEVELOP AN INTEGRATED AND SYSTEMIC APPROACH TO PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTOR CHILDREN'S SERVICES IN THE WALLA WALLA VALLEY TO SUPPORT A CAPITAL AND ENDOWMENT CAMPAIGN
130,000
FRIENDS OF RECOVERY CAFE 2022 BOREN AVE SEATTLE, WA 98121 FRIENDSHIP PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOL120 Q STREET NORTHEAST SUITE 200 WASHINGTON,DC 200022100 FSG SOCIAL IMPACT ADVISORS 20 PARK PLAZA STE 320 BOSTON,MA 02116
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 2
6,000,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT THE SCHOOL PARTNERSHIP INITIATIVE TO TURNAROUND FAILING SCHOOLS
937,088
NONE
509(A)(2)
TO ORGANIZE AN EVENT TO BE HELD AT STANFORD THAT WILL BE USED TO BRING TOGETHER PARTICIPANTS FROM ACROSS THE COUNTRY, INCLUDING SCHOOL DISTRICT LEADERS, CHARTER MANAGEMENT LEADERS, PHILANTHROPIC FUNDERS, POLICY MAKERS, AND EDUCATION ENTREPRENEURS TO DEVELOP A NOVEL HIV VACCINE STRATEGY BASED ON ANTIBODY TARGETING OF A HOST PROTEIN,TSG101, SELECTIVELY EXPRESSED ON HIV-INFECTED CELLS, USING A CONCEPT WITH BO RA DER POTENTIAL TO PREVENT OTHER VIRAL INFECTIONS TO INITIATE AND ENSURE THE ON-GOING SUCCESS OF MULTIPLE STRANDS OF DISTRICT REFORM INITIATIVES IN BALTIMORE CITY TO INCREASE COLLEGE READY GRADUATION RATES TO PARTICIPATE IN THE MEASURES OF EFFECTIVE TEACHING PROJECT, DESIGNED TO DEVELOP RELIABLE INDICATORS OFA TEACHER'S IMPACT ON STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT IN ORDER TO IMPROVE COLLEGE-READINESS RATES FOR LOW-INCOME AND MINORITY YOUTH TO UNDERTAKE A COMPREHENSIVE, UNPRECEDENTED ASSESSMENT OF WHAT IT MEANS TO BE COLLEGE READY IN NEW YORK CITY, AND ADVANCE ITS ANALYSES GOING INTO A COLLEGEREADY EARLY-WARNING SYSTEM TO PARTICIPATE IN THE MATHEMATICS ASSESSMENT FOR LEARNING PHASE ONE PROJECT THAT WILL HELP A SELECT NUMBER OF DISTRICTS AND SCHOOL NETWORKS GET READY TO USE THE NEW INSTRUCTIONAL/ASSESSMENT TOOLS UNDER DEVELOPMENT BY THE MATH DESIGN COLLABORATIVE TO SUPPORT A FELLOWSHIP AND SEMINAR PROGRAM TO INFORM AND ENGAGE NYC IMMIGRANT, ETHNIC, AND COMMUNITY PRESS IN PUBLIC EDUCATION REPORTING . . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
50,000
FUNCTIONAL GENETICS708 QUINCE ORCHARD ROAD GAITHERSBURG,MD 20878
NONE
US NONEXEMPT
736,114
FUND FOR EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE800 NORTH CHARLES STREET SUITE 300 BALTIMORE,MD 212015318
NONE
509(A)(1)
394,200
FUND FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS INC 52 CHAMBERS STREET ROOM 305 NEWYORK,NY 10007
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,713,410
FUND FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS INC 52 CHAMBERS STREET ROOM 305 NEWYORK,NY 10007
NONE
509(A)(1)
170,023
FUND FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS INC 52 CHAMBERS STREET ROOM 305 NEW YORK,NY 10007
NONE
509(A)(1)
455,394
FUND FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK INC121 AVENUE OFTHE AMERICAS NEW YORK,NY 10013
NONE
509(A)(1)
262,628
Total .
3,055,067,596

GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY37TH AND 0 STREETS NW BOX 571168 WASHINGTON, DC 200571168 GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY37TH AND 0 STREETS NW BOX 571168 WASHINGTON,DC 200571168
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
291,029
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO PREPARE GLOBALLY, REGIONALLY, AND AT COUNTRY LEVELS FORTHE IMPLEMENTATION OF PREEXPOSURE PROPHYLAXIS (PREP) SHOULD THE ONGOING CLINICAL TRIALS DEMONSTRATE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF SUCH AN APPROACH TO SUPPORT A PROJECT ALIGNING EDUCATION AND TRAINING SYSTEMS WITH CAREER REQUIREMENTS TO INCREASE OPPORTUNITY FOR LOW AND MODERATE INCOME YOUTH TO SUPPORT A SUMMIT THAT WILL DRIVE CHANGE AND PROGRESS IN SACRAMENTO SCHOOLS THROUGH A COMMUNITYWIDE DIALOGUE ABOUT HOW THE CITY'S LEADERS AND THE COMMUNITY CAN SUPPORT THE DRAMATIC IMPROVEMENT OF ITS PUBLIC EDUCATION SYSTEM TO SUPPORT A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FORA RENOVATED FACILITY IN BREMERTON TO REDUCE UNDERNUTRITION AMONG CHILDREN 6-24 MONTHS THROUGH THE IDENTIFICATION OF SUSTAINABLE, MARKETDRIVEN MODELS THAT WILL INCREASE ACCESS TO FORTIFIED COMPLEMENTARY FOODS (AND FOOD SUPPLEMENTS) AMONG LOW-INCOME POPULATIONS TO CONTRIBUTE TO SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AMONG POPULATIONS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES THROUGH UNIVERSAL SALT IODIZATION TO CONTRIBUTE TO IMPROVED NUTRITION BY INCREASING ACCESS TO AND UTILIZATION OF FORTIFIED FOODS TO MAP THE FOOD/BEVERAGE INDUSTRY AND TO CREATE A RANKING OF GLOBAL AND REGIONAL COMPANIES ACTIVE IN BOTH DEVELOPED AND DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, THAT POSITIVELY IMPACTS ACCESS TO NUTRITION FOR IMPROVED HEALTH, THROUGH REDUCING MALNUTRITION TO DECREASE TUBERCULOSIS MORTALITY BY DEVELOPING NEWANTITB TREATMENTS TO CATALYZE THE INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS COMMUNITY AND MOBILIZE ITS RESOURCES, REACH AND EXPERTISE IN THE GLOBAL FIGHT AGAINST HIV/AIDS,TB,AND MALARIA TO SUPPORT A CONFERENCE TO FRAME A NEW INITIATIVE AND PROVIDE DIRECTION TO PROMOTE AGRIBUSINESSES IN AFRICA THROUGH THE BUSINESS SCHOOLS IN THE GLOBAL BUSINESS SCHOOOL NETWORK TO PROVIDE RESEARCH BASED INFORMATION AND COMPREHENSIVE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FOR LEADERS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES TO PROVIDE THE PLATFORM FOR EXPANSION OF COUNTRY OPERATED SUSTAINABLE SCHOOL FEEDING PROGRAMS TO SUPPORT THE GLOBAL FUND IN ITS EFFORTS TO ADDRESS HIV/AIDS, TUBERCULOSIS, AND MALARIA IN LOWAND MIDDLE INCOME COUNTRIES TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO THE AFFORDABLE MEDICINES FACILITY MALARIA (AMFM)
700,000
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY37TH AND 0 STREETS NW BOX 571168 WASHINGTON,DC 200571168
NONE
509(A)(1)
744,095
GIFTS TO SHARE INC915 I STREET 5TH FLOOR SACRAMENTO,CA 95814
NONE
509(A)(1)
51,700
GIRL SCOUTS OF WESTERN WASHINGTON601 VALLEY STREET SEATTLE,WA 98109
NONE
509(A)(1)
90,000
GLOBAL ALLIANCE FOR IMPR NUTRTION37-39 RUE DE VERMONT GENEVA 01202 SZ
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,752,944
GLOBAL ALLIANCE FOR IMPR NUTRTION37-39 RUE DE VERMONT GENEVA 01202 SZ
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,562,953
GLOBAL ALLIANCE FOR IMPR NUTRTION37-39 RUE DE VERMONT GENEVA 01202 SZ GLOBAL ALLIANCE FOR IMPROVED NUTRN37-39 RUE DE VERMONT GENEVA 01202 SZ
NONE
509(A)(1)
28,071,241
NONE
509(A)(1)
580,318
GLOBAL ALLIANCE FOR TB DRUG DVLPMNT40 WALL STREET 24TH FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10005 GLOBAL BUS COALITION ON HIVAIDS110 WILLIAM STREET SUITE 1800 NEWYORK,NY 10038
NONE
509(A)(1)
19,373,146
NONE
509(A)(1)
500,000
GLOBAL BUSINESS SCHOOL NETWORK1010 VERMONT AVENUE NW SUITE 201 WASHINGTON,DC 20005
NONE
509(A)(1)
25,000
GLOBAL CHILD NUTRITION FDN INC120 WATERFRONT STREET SUITE 300 NATIONAL HARBOR,MD 207451142
NONE
509(A)(1)
124,998
GLOBAL FUND FIGHT AIDS TB MALARIACHEMIN DE BLANDONNET 8 1214 GENEVA 01214 SZ
NONE
509(A)(1)
200,000,000
GLOBAL FUND FIGHT AIDS TB MALARIACHEMIN DE BLANDONNET 8 1214 GENEVA 01214 SZ Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)
9,531,173
. 1113a
3,055,067,596

GLOBAL HEALTH COUNCIL15 RAILROAD ROW WHITE RIVER JU NCTIO N, VT 05001
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO FOSTER POLICIES THAT ACCELERATE SCALE-UP OF COST-EFFECTIVE, PROVEN HEALTH APPROACHES AND DIFFUSION O F BEST PRACTICES AND INNOVATION TO SUPPORT THE AIDS VACCINE 2009 CONFERENCE
1,648,774
GLOBAL HIV VACCINE ENTERPRISE200 PARK AVENUE SOUTH SUITE 1501 NEWYORK,NY 10003 GLOBAL NTWK OF PEOPLE LIVING WAIDSPO BOX 11726 AMSTERDAM 1001GS NL
NONE
509(A)(1)
109,226
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
TO FACILITATE LEADERSHIP OFTHE POSITIVE PREVENTION AGENDA AMONG PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
575,970
GLOBAL PARTNERSHIPS909 NE BOAT STREET SEATTLE, WA 98105 GLOBAL RIGHTS1200 18TH STREET NW SUITE 602 WASHINGTON,DC 20036
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,084
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO PROMOTE THE RULE OF LAW AND INCREASE ACCESS TO JUSTICE FOR POOR AND MARGINALIZED POPULATIONS IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD TO ACQUIRE AND DISSEMINATE INFORMATION THAT WILL FURTHERTHE DEVELOPMENT OFA SAFE AND EFFECTIVE HIV VACCINE TO BUILD IN-COUNTRY EXPERTISE THAT WILL BE NEEDED IN DEVELOPING MARKETS FOR EFFECTIVE AND AFFORDABLE INDEX INSURANCE PRODUCTS TO SUPPORT THE CREATION OF AN ADDITIONAL GSS MODEL TRANSFER SCHOOL AND SEVERAL THIRD PARTY ADAPTATIONS KNOWN AS PELLETIER SCHOOLS FOR CONFERENCE SUPPORT
847,780
GLOBAL SOLUTIONS FOR INFEC DISEASES830 DUBUQUE AVENUE SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO,CA 94080
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,910,208
GLOBALAGRISK INC1008 S BROADWAY LEXINGTON,KY 40504
NONE
US NONEXEMPT
650,894
GOOD SHEPHERD SERVICES305 7TH AVENUE 9TH FLOOR NEW YORK,NY 10001
NONE
509(A)(1)
381,610
GORDON RESEARCH CONFERENCES512 LIBERTY LANE WEST KINGSTON, RI 02892 GOVERNMENTOFJAPANHIDEYO NOGUCHI AFRICA PRIZE UNIT TOKYO 1050001 JA
NONE
509(A)(2)
66,759
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
TO HONOR INDIVIDUALS WITH OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE FIELDS OF MEDICAL RESEARCH AND MEDICAL SERVICES TO COMBAT INFECTIOUS AND OTHER DISEASES IN AFRICA, THUS CONTRIBUTING TO THE HEALTH AND WELFARE OF THE AFRICAN PEOPLE AND OF ALL HUMANKIND TO DEVELOP A NETWORK OF COMMUNITY KNOWLEDGE WORKERS IN UGANDA USING MOBILE DEVICES TO INCREASE THE REACH AND RELEVANCE OF AGRICULTURAL INFORMATION, LEADING TO IMPROVED PRODUCTIVITY AND LIVELIHOODS FOR SMALL-HOLDER FARMERS TO EXPAND SAFE ACCESS TO FORMAL SAVINGS ACCOUNTS FOR POOR PEOPLE IN ETHIOPIA, INDIA, AND THE PHILIPPINES TO SUPPRT GFE'S TRANSITION TO A STRONGER REVENUE MODEL AND ASSIST WITH IMPROVEMENTS TO THE GFE WEBSITE FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
200,000
GRAMEEN FOUNDATION USA50 F STREET 8TH FLOOR WASHINGTON,DC 200011547
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,659,400
GRAMEEN FOUNDATION USA50 F STREET 8TH FLOOR WASHINGTON,DC 200011547
NONE
509(A)(1)
4,240,947
GRANTMAKERS FOR EDUCATION 720 SW WASHINGTON STREET SUITE 605 PORTLAND,OR 97205
NONE
509(A)(2)
300,000
GRANTMAKERS FOR EDUCATION 720 SW WASHINGTON STREET SUITE 605 PORTLAND,OR 97205 GRANTMAKERS FOR EFFECTIVE ORGS1725 DESALES STREET NW SUITE 404 WASHINGTON,DC 20036 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(2)
15,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
60,000
. 1113a
3,055,067,596

GRANTS MANAGERS NETWORK 1101 14TH ST NW SUITE 420 WASHINGTON,DC 20005
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT A PROJECT AIMED AT STREAMLINING THE GRANT APPLICATION AND REPORTING PROCESS FOR THE CHARITABLE SECTOR TO SUPPORT GRANTMAKING GRANTEE'S GEOGRAPHY
75,000
GRAYS HARBOR COMMUNITY FOUNDATION707 J STREET HOQUIAM,WA 98550 GREATER HOUSTON COMMUNITY FDN4550 POST OAK PLACE SUITE 100 HOUSTON,TX 77027
NONE
509(A)(1)
45,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT COALITIONS OF DISTRICTS, CHARTER, AND/OR NONPROFITS TO DEVELOP STRONG, CROSSSECTOR PROPOSALS FOR THE INVESTING IN INNOVATION STIMULUS FUND AND OTHER COMPETITIVE FEDERAL FUNDS TO CONTINUE SUPPORT OF IMPROVEMENT OF URBAN HIGH SCHOOLS IN BOTH KANSAS CITY, KS AND MO THROUGH FIRST THINGS FIRST' AND ACHIEVEMENT FIRST TO PROVIDE PARENTS WITH EASY TO UNDERSTAND DATA AND ADVICE TO HELP IMPROVE THEIR CHILD'S ABILITY TO REACH HIGH STANDARDS TO SUPPORT THE LAUNCH OF HIGH-PERFORMING CHARTER HIGH SCHOOLS IN THE JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY RONALD QUINN OF GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY IN AUSTRALIA WILL ATTEMPT TO DISCOVER CHEMICAL FRAGMENTS DRAWN FROM A VARIETY OF NATURAL SOURCES THAT BIND TO PROTEINS EXPRESSED BY THE MALARIA PARASITE IN ITS LATENT STAGE BY IDENTIFYING COMPOUNDS THAT TARGET PROTEINS INVOLVED IN KEY METABOLIC AND ENERGY PATHWAYS OF LATENCY, THE TEAM MAY UNCOVER IMPORTANT NEW DRUG THERAPIES FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
68,500
GREATER KANSAS CITY COMMUNITY FDN1055 BROADWAY SUITE 130 KANSAS CITY,MO 64105
NONE
509(A)(1)
957,672
GREATSCHOOLS INC160 SPEAR ST SUITE 1200 SAN FRANCISCO,CA 94104
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,000,000
GREEN DOT EDUCATION PROJECT 350 S FIGUEROA STREET SUITE 213 LOS ANGELES,CA 90071
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,732,500
GRIFFITH UNIVERSITYDON YOUNG ROAD NATHAN BRISBANE,QUEENSLAND 04111 AS
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
100,000
GROUP HEALTH FOUNDATIONPO BOX 34590 SEATTLE, WA 98124 GROWTH PHILANTHROPY NETWORK INC122 E 42ND STREET 17TH FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10168 GSMA FOUNDATIONIN CARE OF HOLLAND AND KNIGHT LLP 1000 ABERNATHY RD NE ATLANTA,GA 303285623 GSMA FOUNDATIONIN CARE OF HOLLAND AND KNIGHT LLP 1000 ABERNATHY RD NE ATLANTA,GA 303285623
NONE
509(A)(1)
4,750
NONE
509(A)(1)
400,000
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 1
TO SUPPORT THE MOBILE MONEY FORTHE UNBANKED INITIATIVE
3,000,000
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 1
TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF EFFECTIVE, SUSTAINABLE, AND REPLICABLE FARMER HELP LINE INITIATIVES IN EAST AFRICA AND SOUTH ASIA FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
562,200
GUIDESTAR USA INC1701 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW SUITE 300 WASHINGTON,DC 200065805 GUTTMACHER INSTITUTE INC125 MAIDEN LANE 7TH FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10038
NONE
509(A)(1)
250,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO REDUCE UNMET NEED FOR CONTRACEPTION BY PROVIDING KEY DECISIONMAKERS WITH A LANDSCAPE ANALYSIS OF THE SPECIFIC NEEDS FOR, AND POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF, NEW METHODS OF CONTRACEPTION AND ADAPTATIONS OF EXISTING METHODS TO EVALUATE MISOPROSTOL EFFECTIVENESS FOR PREVENTION OF POSTPARTUM HEMORRHAGE AT THE COMMUNITY LEVEL DAVID SCHWARTZ OF HACKENSACK UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER IN THE U S WILL TEST AN INTRADERMAL INJECTION THAT INCREASES LEVELS OF VITAMIN A AND BLOCKS VITAMIN D3 METABOLISM THESE IMPORTANT MECHANISMS CAN "EDUCATE" B CELLS TO HOME TO THE GUT AND TO MAKE MUCOSAL ANTIBODIES AGAINST MANY VIRUSES, INCLUDING HIV . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
194,271
GYNUITY HEALTH15 EAST 26TH STREET SUITE 801 NEWYORK,NY 10010
NONE
US NONEXEMPT
6,250,000
HACKENSACK UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CTR30 PROSPECT AVENUE HACKENSACK, NJ 07601
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
Total .
3,055,067,596

HAINAN MEDICAL COLLEGE XUEYUAN STREET 3 HAIKOU,46 571101 CH
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
GUANG-HONG TAN OF HAINAN PROVINCIAL KEY LABORATORY OFTROPICAL MEDICINE IN CHINA SEEKS TO CREATE A NEXTGENERATION MALARIA VACCINE BY DELETING A GENE RESPONSIBLE FOR PARASITE DEVELOPMENT IN THE LIVER AND ADDING A NEW GENE WHICH ATTRACTS DENDRITIC CELLS TO THE INFECTION SITE USING THIS MODIFIED SPOROZOITE IN A VACCINE COULD PRODUCE A LIMITED INFECTION THAT, AT THE SAME TIME, INDUCES A STRONG IMMUNE RESPONSE AGAINST MALARIA TO PARTICIPATE IN THE MATHEMATICS ASSESSMENT FOR LEARNING PHASE ONE PROJECT THAT WILL HELP A SELECT NUMBER OF DISTRICTS AND SCHOOL NETWORKS GET READY TO USE THE NEW INSTRUCTIONAL/ASSESSMENT TOOLS UNDER DEVELOPMENT BY THE MATH DESIGN COLLABORATIVE TO IMPROVE LIVELIHOODS OF THE ZABALEEN, THE INFORMAL WASTE PICKERS IN CAIRO TO IMPROVE THE LIVELIHOOD OF UGANDAN COFFEE FARMERS BY IMPROVING THEIR PRODUCTION AND MARKETING CAPACITY FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
100,000
HAMILTON COUNTY DEPT OF EDUCATION3074 HICKORY VALLEY ROAD CHATTANOOGA,TN 37421
NONE
170(C)(1)
74,800
HANDS ALONG THE NILE DEV SRVS INC1601 N KENT STREET SUITE 1014 ARLINGTON,VA 22209 HANNS R NEUMANN STIFTUNG AM SANDTORKAI 4 HAMBURG 20457 GM
NONE
509(A)(1)
200,000
NONE
FOREIGN NON-EXEMPT
841,111
HARLEM CHILDREN'S ZONE35 EAST 125TH STREET NEWYORK,NY 10035 HARMONY HILL OF UNION7362 EAST SR 106 UNION,WA 98592 HAWAII STATE PUBLIC LIBRARY SYSTEMOFFICE OF THE STATE LIBRARIAN LIBRARY DEVELOPMENT SERVICES HONOLULU,HI 96818
NONE
509(A)(2)
50,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
500,000
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO IMPROVE TECHNOLOGY ACCESS IN LIBRARIES SERVING LOW-INCOME PATRONS AND ESTABLISH SUSTAINABLE LOCAL FUNDING TO SUPPORT THE ONGOING PROVISION OF THIS SERVICE TO INCREASE THE INCOMES OF SMALLHOLDER DAIRY FARMERS THROUGH ENHANCING THEIR ACCESS TO AND PROFIT FROM DAIRY MARKETS, IMPROVING THE PRODUCTIVITY OFTHEIR COWS AND INCREASING THEIR ACCESS TO AND USE OF IMPROVED INPUTS TO CREATE NOVEL MOUSE MODELS FOR TESTING HIV AND HCV VACCINES
357,751
HEIFER PROJECT INTERNATIONAL INC1 WORLD AVENUE LITTLE ROCK,AR 72202
NONE
509(A)(1)
7,980,289
HELMHOLTZ CENTER FOR INFECTION RESMASCHERODER WEG 1 BRAUNSCHWEIG D38124 GM HEROES AIDS PROJECTGODREJ INDUSTRIES PIROJSHANAGAR MUMBAI,MH 400079 IN
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
1,982,602
NONE
FOREIGN NON-EXEMPT
TO PREVENT THE SPREAD OF HIV/AIDS IN INDIA BY EDUCATING THE PUBLIC, REDUCING STIGMA AND DISCRIMINATION AND IMPROVING COMMUNICATION MATERIAL USED BY NODAL NATIONAL AND STATE-LEVEL GOVERNMENT AGENCIES TO CREATE NEW MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOLS WITHIN THE HIGH TECH HIGH CHARTER MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATION TO SUPPORT NEW AND ONGOING WORK OF MAJOR HIGHER EDUCATION RESEARCH AND POLICY ORGANIZATION TO SUPPORT HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS AS PART OFA COHORT OF INTENSIVE PARTNERSHIP SITES TO USE MEASURES OF TEACHER EFFECTIVENESS TO FUNDAMENTALLY ALTER THE APPROACH TO RECRUITING, SUPPORTING, EVALUATING, RETAINING, PROMOTING, DISTRIBUTING, AND REWARDING EFFECTIVE TEACHERS IN ORDER TO IMPROVE COLLEGEREADINESS RATES FOR LOWINCOME, MINORITY STUDENTS TO SUPPORT HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY (FL) PUBLIC SCHOOLS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE MEASURES OF EFFECTIVE TEACHING PROJECT, DESIGNED TO DEVELOP RELIABLE INDICATORS OFA TEACHER'S IMPACT ON STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT IN ORDER TO IMPROVE COLLEGE-READINESS RATES FOR LOW-INCOME AND MINORITY YOUTH TO SUPPORT COMMUNICATIONS FOR EFFECTIVE TEACHING INTENSIVE PARTNERSHIP ANNOUNCEMENT IN HILLSBOROUGH
500,000
HIGH TECH HIGH FOUNDATION 2861 WOMBLE RD SAN DIEGO,CA 921066025
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 2
730,000
HIGHER EDUCATION POLICY INSTITUTE152 NORTH THIRD STREET SUITE 705 SAN JOSE,CA 95112 HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS901 EAST KENNEDY BOULEVARD TAMPA,FL 33602
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,872,083
NONE
170(C)(1)
6,000,000
HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS901 EAST KENNEDY BOULEVARD TAMPA,FL 33602
NONE
170(C)(1)
1,512,733
HILLSBOROUGH EDU PTNSHIP FDN INC2306 NORTH HOWARD AVENUE TAMPA,FL 336072613
NONE
509(A)(1)
60,000
Total .
3a
3,055,067,596

HINDUSTAN LATEX FAMILY PLANNING311-312 3RD FL COMPETENT CONN PL NEW DELHI,DL IN
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
FOREIGN NONEXEMPT
TO REDUCE HIV INCIDENCE AMONG LOW INCOME MEN WITH MULTIPLE SEX PARTNERS BY PROMOTING CONSISTENT USE OF CONDOMS TO SUPPORT A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FOR PUBLIC SWIMMING POOL UPGRADES TO ORGANIZE HOMEBASED WORKERS OF ASIA AND SOUTH ASIA BY PROVIDING SOCIAL PROTECTION, BETTER MARKET ACCESS AND IMPROVED NATIONAL POLICY TO SUPPORT THE "HARNESSING THE POWER OF ONLINE COLLABORATION TO REFORM TEACHER EVALUATION SYSTEMS" PROJECT THROUGH THE ONLINE POLICY PLATFORM TO BRING TRADITIONAL TEACHERS INTO TEACHER EFFECTIVENESS REFORM EFFO RTS FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
1,368,736
HINTON AREA FOUNDATION INC PO BOX 217 HINTON,WV 25951 HOMENET SOUTH ASIA TRUST2122 GOYAL TOWER NR PANJARAPOLE AHMEDABAD,GJ 380001 IN
NONE
509(A)(1)
250,000
NONE
FOREIGN NONEXEMPT
1,000,000
HOPE STREET GROUP400 SOUTH HOPE STREET SUITE 800 LOS ANGELES,CA 90071
NONE
509(A)(1)
325,054
HOPE STREET GROUP400 SOUTH HOPE STREET SUITE 800 LOS ANGELES,CA 90071 HOPELINK16225 NE 87TH STREET SUITE A-1 REDMOND,WA 98052
NONE
509(A)(1)
110,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT CONSTRUCTION AT DUVALL FAMILY HOUSING AND PROVIDE SERVICES TO FAMILIES IN CRISIS DURING THEIR PERIOD OF TRANSITION TO A MORE STABLE CONDITION TO SUPPORT THE IMPLEMENTATION AND TESTING 0FTO0LS DESIGNED TO FACILITATE COORDINATION AND COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF SNOHOMISH COUNTY AND ITS SOUND FAMILIES PROGRAM PARTNERS TO SUPPORT DEVELOPMENT OF SNOHOMISH ADVOCACY FOCUSING ON HOMELESS VOICES AND BOARD MEMBERS TO FUND, ACCELERATE, AND ENHANCE HOUSTON INDPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT'S TEACHER EFFECTIVENESS MODEL TO SUPPORT HISD'S ASPIRE INITIATIVE, A COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT STRATEGY IN WHICH DATA REFLECTING STUDENT LEARNING PROGRESS BECOMES A CATALYST FOR ACCELERATING SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT BY GUIDING DECISION MAKING AND INSTRUCTION FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
45,000
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF SNOHOMISH CO12625 4TH AVE WEST SUITE 200 EVERETT,WA 98204
NONE
170(C)(1)
40,000
HOUSING CONSORTIUM EVERETT SNO COPO BOX 1326 EVERETT,WA 982061326
NONE
509(A)(2)
100,000
HOUSTON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT4400 W 18TH STREET HOUSTON,TX 770928501
NONE
170(C)(1)
548,596
HOUSTON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT4400 W 18TH STREET HOUSTON,TX 770928501
NONE
170(C)(1)
1,365,000
HSING DVLPMENT CONSORT SEAKING CO1402 THIRD AVENUE SUITE 709 SEATTLE, WA 98101 HUDSON INSTITUTE INC1015 15TH STREET NW SIXTH FLOOR WASHINGTON,DC 20005
NONE
509(A)(1)
50,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO LOOK AT SPECIFIC COURSE-TAKING PATTERNS AND MAJORS IN HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE IN FLORIDA THAT LEAD TO HIGHER PAYING JOBS FOR DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS TO SUPPORT THE 2009 SAHARA CONFERENCE IN JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA
399,649
HUMAN SCIENCES RESEARCH COUNCIL14TH FL 69 - 83 PLEIN PARK BLDG CAPE TOWN 08001 SF IB FUND US INC475 RIVERSIDE DRIVE NEWYORK,NY 10115
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
100,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE MIDDLE YEARS PROGRAM SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT TO EXPAND IDEA PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN THE RIO GRANDE VALLEY
422,119
IDEA PUBLIC SCHOOLS505 ANGELITA DRIVE SUITE 9 WESLACO,TX 78596 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,255,878
3a
3,055,067,596

IFAKARA HEALTH INSTITUTEPO BOX 78373 DAR ES SALAAM TZ
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
MALARIA-TRANSMITTING MOSQUITOES SPEND A GREATER PART OF THEIR LIVES OUTSIDE HUMAN DWELLINGS THAN INSIDE FREDROS OKUMU OF IFAKARA HEALTH INSTITUTE IN TANZANIA WILL FABRICATE OUTDOOR DECOY SITES TO ATTRACT AND TRAP BREEDING, RESTING AND FEEDING MOSQUITOES THEY WILL THEN DEVELOP A LOCATION MODEL TO GUIDE OPTIMAL PLACEMENT OF THE DEVICES, AND THEN CONDUCT A VILLAGE TRIAL TO TEST THE EFFI CACY OF THE DECOYS IN REDUCING MALARIA TRANSMISSION TO IMPROVE TECHNOLOGY ACCESS IN LIBRARIES SERVING LOW-INCOME PATRONS AND ESTABLISH SUSTAINABLE LOCAL FUNDING TO SUPPORT THE ONGOING PROVISION OF THIS SERVICE TO SUPPORT EFFORTS TO AFFIRM THE IMPORTANCE OF POST-SECONDARY CREDENTIALS FOR LOWINCOME AND DISCONNECTED YOUTH TRANSITIONING TO ADULTHOOD ACROSS THE MULTIPLE NETWORKS AND LEARNING COMMUNITIES FEDERICA MARELLI-BERG OF IMPERIAL COLLEGE LONDON IN THE U K WILL TEST THE THEORY THAT USING "HOMING FACTORS" AS VACCINE ADJUVANTS WILL INDUCE THE DEVELOPMENT OF MEMORY T CELLS THEREBY GENERATING SITESPECIFIC IMMUNITY AGAINST PATHOGENS IN THE GUT MATTHEW FUCHTER AND COLLABORATORS AT IMPERIAL COLLEGE LONDON IN THE UNITED KINGDOM PROPOSES TO TEST WHETHERA NOVEL CHEMICAL PRODUCED IN SOME FUNGUS SPECIES CAN CONTROL ENZYMES THAT CONTROL IMMUNE ESCAPE MECHANISMS IN MALARIA PARASITES IF SUCCESSFUL, THIS APPROACH MAY NOT ONLY FORCE THE PARASITE TO PRESENT MANY SURFACE PROTEINS THAT ARE NORMALLY ABSENT AND STIMULATE A POWERFUL IMMUNE RESPONSE, BUT COULD ALSO DIRECTLY KILL MALARIA PARASITES TO SUPPORT DEVELOPMENT, IMPLEMENTATION AND EVALUATION OFAN INTEGRATED HEALTH PACKAGE FOR POOR POPULATIONS IN BURKINA FASO, NIGER, AND TANZANIA TO IDENTIFY THE MOLECULAR SIGNATURES OF LATENT TB IN HUMAN TISSUES,ANDTARGET THEM WITH NOVEL DRUGS TO USE NOVEL RECOMBINANT ADENOVIRUS (AD)VECTOR TECHNOLOGIES TO DEVELOP AN HIV VACCINE TO FOSTER COLLABORATION AMONG EUROPEAN PARTNERS AND OTHER INTERNATIONAL DONORS AND ACTORS ON AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT IN SUBSAHARAN AFRICA TO SUPPORT THE DELIVERY OF COST-EFFECTIVE SCHOOL FEEDING PROGRAMS IN AFRICA THAT PROMOTES LOCAL AGRICULTURE AND BENEFIT SMALL-HOLDER FARMERS TO EVALUATE THE IMPACT OF TOPICAL APPLICATION OF EMOLLIENT(S) FOR PREVENTION OF NEONATAL INFECTIONS, AND MORTALITY (ASIA AND AFRICA) FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
100,000
ILLINOIS SECRETARY OF STATE 300 S SECOND STREET SPRINGFIELD,IL 62701
NONE
170(C)(1)
801,161
IMPACT STRATEGIES INCCADYLEE HOUSE 7064 EASTERN AVE NW WASHINGTON,DC 200122031
NONE
509(A)(1)
400,000
IMPERIAL COLLEGE LONDONLV 1 FACULTY BLDG 5 KENSINGTON CAMP LONDON SW72AZ UK
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
100,000
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
100,000
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
2,243,679
IMPERIAL COLLEGE LONDONLV 1 FACULTY BLDG 5 KENSINGTON CAMP LONDON SW72AZ UK IMPERIAL COLLEGE LONDONLV 1 FACULTY BLDG 5 KENSINGTON CAMP LONDON SW72AZ UK IMPERIAL COLLEGE LONDONLV 1 FACULTY BLDG 5 KENSINGTON CAMP LONDON SW72AZ UK
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
1,114,029
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
1,616,169
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
901,373
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
4,500,000
INCLEN INC3600 MARKET SREET SUITE 380 PHILADELPHIA,PA 191042644
NONE
509(A)(1)
6,250,000
INDEPENDENT SECTOR1602 L STREET NW SUITE 900 WASHINGTON,DC 20036 INDEPENDENT SECTOR1602 L STREET NW SUITE 900 WASHINGTON,DC 20036 INDEPTH NETWORKPO BOX KD 213 KANDA ACCRA BOXKD213KANDA GH INDEPTH NETWORKPO BOX KD 213 KANDA ACCRA BOXKD213KANDA GH
NONE
509(A)(1)
25,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
900,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO ESTABLISH THE MALARIA CLINICAL TRIALS ALLIANCE (MCTA)
1,645,956
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO PROVIDE FUNDING FOR DEVELOPMENT OF A PHASE IV TRIALS CONSORTIUM FOR EFFECTIVENESS OF ANTIMALARIALS IN AFRICA . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
3,809,856
Total .
3,055,067,596

INDEPTH NETWORKPO BOX KD 213 KANDA ACCRA BOXKD213KANDA GH INDIANA STATE LIBRARY140 N SENATE AVENUE INDIANAPOLIS,IN 462042296
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO IMPROVE TECHNOLOGY ACCESS IN LIBRARIES SERVING LOW-INCOME PATRONS AND ESTABLISH SUSTAINABLE LOCAL FUNDING TO SUPPORT THE ONGOING PROVISION OF THIS SERVICE THE COMPLEMENT SYSTEM, PART OF THE INNATE HUMAN IMMUNE REACTION WHICH HELPS CLEAR VIRUSES AND OTHER PATHOGENS, IS THOUGHT TO BE INACTIVATED BY HIV QIGUI YU OF INDIANA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE IN U S WILL ATTEMPT TO REVERSE THIS INACTIVATION IN AN EFFORT TO RENDER HIV AND INFECTED CELLS SUSCEPTIBLE TO CO M PLEM ENTM EDIATED ATTACK TO ELIMINATE LEISHMANIASIS BY DEVELOPING A VACCINE FOR USE IN BOTH TREATMENT AND PREVENTION TO PROVIDE ADJUVANTS FOR PRIORITY VACCINE CANDIDATES WITH EMPHASIS ON MALARIA TO SUPPORT ACCESS TO COMPREHENSIVE, UP-TODATE INFORMATION ON AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION AND EXTENSION IN AFRICA TO INCREASE U 5 GOVERNMENT AND PRIVATE SECTOR COMMITMENTS IN THE FIGHT AGAINST EXTREME POVERTY TO ESTABLISH A NETWORK OF SUCCESSFUL DEVELOPING COUNTRY CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICERS WHO ARE USING THEIR BUSINESSES TO DRAMATICALLY REDUCE POVERTY TO SUPPORT GRANTMAKING IN THE GRANTEE'S GEOGRAPHY
376,903
INDIANA UNIVERSITYINST FOR RESEARCH ON SOCIAL ISSUES 425 UNIVERSITY BLVD INDIANAPOLIS,IN 46202
NONE
509(A)(2)
100,000
INFECTIOUS DISEASE RESEARCH INST1124 COLUMBIA STREET SUITE 400 SEATTLE,WA 98104
NONE
509(A)(1)
5,066,436
INFECTIOUS DISEASE RESEARCH INST1124 COLUMBIA STREET SUITE 400 SEATTLE,WA 98104 INFO TRAINING OUTRCH CTR FOR AFRICAPO BOX 11632 DIE HOEWES CENTURION 00163 SF INITIATIVE FOR GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT1215 FOURTH AVENUE SUITE 650 SEATTLE, WA 98161 INITIATIVE FOR GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT1215 FOURTH AVENUE SUITE 650 SEATTLE,WA 98161
NONE
509(A)(1)
5,910,759
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
218,880
NONE
509(A)(1)
150,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
550,000
INLAND NORTHWEST COMMUNITY FDN618 W RIVERSIDE AVE SUITE 302 SPOKANE,WA 992015102 INLAND NORTHWEST COMMUNITY FDN618 W RIVERSIDE AVE SUITE 302 SPOKANE,WA 992015102 INNOSIGHT INSTITUTE INC400 TALCOTT AVE 2ND FLOOR WATERTOWN,MA 02472
NONE
509(A)(1)
150,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT PLANNING IN SPOKANE TO INCREASE HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION RATES TO ESTABLISH AND DEVELOP INNOSIGHT INSTITUTE'S EDUCATION PRACTICE AND TO MOVE FORWARD IN DEVELOPING AND PROMOTING THE ORGANIZATION'S IDEAS THROUGHOUT THE K-12 EDUCATION WORLD TO PROVIDE GUIDANCE ON HOWTO IMPROVE HEALTHCARE DELIVERY IN INDIA AND INDONESIA, BY SYSTEMATICALLY ASSESSING THE AVAILABILITY AND QUALITY OF CARE (IN PUBLIC, FORPROFIT, AND NON-PROFIT PROVIDERS) AND BY IDENTIFYING AND TESTING PROMISING INTERVENTIONS TO TEST THE IMPACT OF SAVINGS ACCOUNTS ON BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AND HOUSEHOLD WELFARE TO SUPPORT A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FORA CHILDREN'S THERAPY CENTER FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
25,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
231,804
INNOVATIONS FOR POVERTY ACTION101 WHITNEY AVENUE 2ND FLOOR NEW HAVEN,CT 06511
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,376,660
INNOVATIONS FOR POVERTY ACTION101 WHITNEY AVENUE 2ND FLOOR NEW HAVEN,CT 06511 INNOVATIVE SERVICES NW9414 NE FOURTH PLAIN ROAD VANCOUVER,WA 98662
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,000,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
200,000
INSPIRED PRACTICES IN EARLY EDU2040 WILSON RIDGE COURT ROSWELL,GA 30075 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(2)
15,000
. 1113a
3,055,067,596

INST FOR ADVANCED JOURNALSM STUDIESNC AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL STATE CROSBY HALL GREENSBORO,NC 27411 INST FOR COLLEGE ACCESS AND SUCCESS2054 UNIVERSITY AVE SUITE 500 BERKELEY,CA 94704
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT A PROGRAM FOR INCREASING DIVERSITY WITHIN THE FIELD OFJOURNALISM
144,500
NONE
509(A)(1)
FOR CAPACITY BUILDING EFFORTS AND TO DESIGN AND PREPARE CAMPUSBASED PILOTS FOR IMPLEMENTATION TO REDUCE UNDER-FIVE MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY BY IMPROVING THE DELIVERY AND UTILIZATION OF CA RE TO SUPPORT POLICY RESEARCH, THE PATHWAYS TO COLLEGE NETWORK, AND STRATEGIC PLANNING EFFO RTS TO PROVIDE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO FIRST THINGS FIRST STRATEGIES AND BUILD CAPACITY AT AUSTIN ISD OFFICE OF REDESIGN TO PROVIDE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND TO BUILD CAPACITY IN REGION ONE EDUCATION SERVICE CENTER FOR FIRST THINGS FIRST STRATEGIES IN HIGH SCHOOLS TO HELP BUILD CAPACITY OF A NATIONAL SCHOOL DEVELOPER AND TO SUPPORT THE CREATION OF NEW SMALL SCHOOLS TO CREATE SMALL LEARNING COMMUNITIES IN SOUTH ATLANTA HIGH SCHOOL AND THERRELL HIGH SCHOOL IN ATLANTA, GEORGIA IN ORGANISMS THAT HAVE EXTREME MUTATION RATES, SUCH AS RNA VIRUSES, QUASISPECIES ARE HIGHLY DIVERSE GENOTYPES THAT MAY DRASTICALLY DIFFER FROM THE GENERAL POPULATION AND OFTEN BECOME LESS VIABLE AS THEY CONTINUE TO MUTATE USING NEW DEEP SEQUENCING TECHNOLOGY, MARCO VIGNUZZI OFTHE PASTEUR INSTITUTE IN FRANCE HOPES TO IDENTIFY SUCH RNA VIRUSES THAT HAVE MANAGED TO RETAIN ATTENUATED STRAINS IN ORDER TO STUDY THESE GENOTYPES FOR POSSIBLE USE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF VIRAL VACCINES FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
1,784,647
INST FOR HEALTHCARE IMPROVEMENT20 UNIVERSITY ROAD 7TH FLOOR CAMBRIDGE,MA 02138 INST FOR HIGHER EDUCATION POLICY1320 19TH STREET NW SUITE 400 WASHINGTON,DC 20036
NONE
509(A)(2)
1,921,763
NONE
509(A)(2)
741,940
INST FOR RESEARCH AND REFORM IN EDU25 SOUTH SHORE DRIVE 2ND FLOOR TOMS RIVER,NJ 08753
NONE
509(A)(1)
161,410
INST FOR RESEARCH AND REFORM IN EDU25 SOUTH SHORE DRIVE 2ND FLOOR TOMS RIVER,NJ 08753
NONE
509(A)(1)
409,499
INST FOR STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT INCONE HOLLOW LANE SUITE 100 LAKE SUCCESS,NY 110421215 INST FOR STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT INCONE HOLLOW LANE SUITE 100 LAKE SUCCESS,NY 110421215
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,527,059
NONE
509(A)(1)
400,000
INSTITUT PASTEURBIO-MED PARASITO 25 RUE DU DR ROUX PARIS 75015 FR
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
INSTITUTE FOR COMMUNITY CHANGE8730 WILSHIRE BLVD SUITE 416 BEVERLY HILLS,CA 90211 INSTITUTE FOR COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP24833 180TH AVE SE KENT,WA 98042 INSTITUTE FOR COMPETITIVE WORKFORCE1615 H STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20062
NONE
509(A)(1)
22,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
150,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO PROVIDE K-12 AND POST-SECONDARY STIMULUS-RELATED INFORMATION TO BUSINESS LEADERS AND CHAMBER EXECUTIVES, AND TO SUPPORT THE COALITION FOR STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT'S WORK TO KEEP ARRA EDUCATION DOLLARS AND GUIDANCE FOCUSED ON SCHOOL REFORM TO DEEPLY ENGAGE THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY AROUND KEY COLLEGE READY GOALS, INCLUDING BETTER DATA AND RIGOROUS COLLEGE READY ACADEMIC STANDARDS TO HELP AVERT VISCERAL LEISHMANIASIS-RELATED MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY IN SOUTH ASIA TO ESTABLISH AND VALIDATE A MANUFACTURING PROCESS TO MAKE ARTEMISININTYPE DRUGS AFFORDABLE FOR THE WORLD'S POOREST PEOPLE . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
484,586
INSTITUTE FOR COMPETITIVE WORKFORCE1615 H STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20062
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,328,374
INSTITUTE FOR ONE WORLD HEALTH50 CALIFORNIA STREET SUITE 500 SAN FRANCISCO,CA 94111 INSTITUTE FOR ONE WORLD HEALTH50 CALIFORNIA STREET SUITE 500 SAN FRANCISCO,CA 94111
NONE
509(A)(1)
4,734,617
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,667,303
Total .
3,055,067,596

INSTITUTE FOR ONE WORLD HEALTH50 CALIFORNIA STREET SUITE 500 SAN FRANCISCO,CA 94111
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT THE REGIONAL ELIMINATION PROGRAM IN SOUTH ASIA BY GETTING A SAFE AND EFFECTIVE TREATMENT FOR VISCERAL LEISHMANIASIS, PAROMOMYCIN INTRAMUSCULAR INJECTION, REGISTERED AND ADOPTED BY THE GOVERNMENTS OF BANGLADESH AND NEPAL FOR INDUSTRIALIZATION/SCALEUP OF BIOSYNTHETIC MALARIA DRUG WITH SANOFI TRANSITION SUCCESSFUL GENETIC PLATFORM ORGANISM TO COMMERCIAL FERMENTATION SCALE-UP WITH SANOFI AVENTIS FOR BIOSYNTHETIC ARTEMISININ TO DESIGN AND DEVELOP A PHASE 3 CLINICAL TRIAL TRAINING AND MENTORSHIP PROGRAM IN INDIA TO SUPPORT A GLOBAL KNOWLEDGE HUB FOR COMMUNITY-LED TOTAL SANITATION, INCLUDING NETWORKING AND DISSEMINATION, WORKSHOPS,ANDA WEBSITE TO SUPPORT SMALLHOLDER FARMERS IN AFRICA AND SOUTH ASIA THROUGH IMPACT PLANNING AND LEARNING TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR AN INTEGRATED MODEL OF DEVELOPMENT THAT INCREASES PRODUCTIVITY AND IMPROVES THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR THE EXTREME POOR IN ANDEAN HIGHLANDS OF PERU TO SUPPORT THE ADOPTION AND SCALE-UP OF PROVEN COST-EFFECTIVE INTERVENTIONS IN MATERNAL, NEONATAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH, NUTRITION, AND IMMUNIZATION TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH OF THE POOREST WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN MESOAMERICA TO BUILD AWARENESS AND SUPPORT FORTHE BENEFITS OF FOREIGN ASSISTANCE IN AIDING THE WORLD'S POOREST AND MOST VULNERABLE POPULATIONS THROUGH EDUCATIONAL AND CAPACITY-BUILDING ACTIVITIES TO ENSURE AN ENVIRONMENT OF INCREASED RESOURCES THAT ALLOWS THE ADVANCEMENT OFTHE BASIC HUMAN RIGHT FOR INDIVIDUALS TO MAKE FREE AND INFORMED CHOICES IN THEIR REPRODUCTIVE LIVES AND TO HAVE ACCESS TO HIGH QUALITY INFORMATION, EDUCATION, AND HEALTH SERVICES TO SCALE SUPPORTED LABOR MARKET INTERMEDIARIES IN TEXAS, AND SUPPORT COLLEGE COMPLETION MESSAGING AND ADVOCACY FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
4,936,161
NONE
509(A)(1)
438,565
INSTITUTE FOR ONE WORLD HEALTH50 CALIFORNIA STREET SUITE 500 SAN FRANCISCO,CA 94111 INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIESUNIVERSITY OF SUSSEX BRIGHTON BN19RE UK
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,178,854
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
200,000
INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIESUNIVERSITY OF SUSSEX BRIGHTON BN19RE UK
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
526,910
INSTITUTO TRABAJO Y FAMILIA JIRON DE LA UNION 264 TERCER PISO LIMA 00001 PE
NONE
FOREIGN NONEXEMPT
1,666,604
INTER AMERICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK1300 NEW YORK AVENUE NW WASHINGTON,DC 20577
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
10,600,000
INTERACTION AMERICAN COUNCIL1717 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE NW SUITE 801 WASHINGTON,DC 20036
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,475,296
INTER-EURPN PRLMTY FORUM ON POP DEV23 RUE MONTOYER BRUSSELS 01000 BE
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
1,086,000
INTERFAITH EDUCATION FUND INC1106 CLAYTON LN STE 120W AUSTIN,TX 78723
NONE
509(A)(1)
477,108
INTERIM COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ASSO310 MAYNARD AVE S SEATTLE, WA 98104 INTERIM COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ASSO310 MAYNARD AVE S SEATTLE,WA 98104
NONE
509(A)(1)
4,730
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT CONSTRUCTION AT SAMAKI COMMONS AND PROVIDE SERVICES TO FAMILIES IN CRISIS DURING THEIR PERIOD OF TRANSITION TO A MORE STABLE CONDITION TO MAKE BASELINE RESEARCH ON MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION HABITS AVAILABLE VIA THE INTERNET TO HELP IMPROVE PUBLIC PROJECTS AND PROGRAMS THAT HAVE COMMUNICATIONS OR MEDIA AS KEY ELEMENTS TO PROMOTE A MORE EFFECTIVE RESPONSE TO HIV/AIDS BY INCREASING THE CAPACITY OF THE INTERNATIONAL AIDS SOCIETY (IAS) TO BE STRATEGIC IN PROMOTING COHERENCE, COLLABORATION, A N D IMPLEMENTATION OF BEST PRACTICES ACROSS THE GLOBAL RESPONSE TO THE EPIDEMIC TO DEVELOP HIGH-IMPACT FELLOWSHIPS IN AFRICA FOCUSING ON HEALTH ISSUES . . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
60,000
INTERMEDIA SURVEY INSTITUTE 1401 NEWYORK AVENUE NW WASHINGTON,DC 20005
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,150,326
INTERNATIONAL AIDS SOCIETY AVENUE LOUIS-CASAI 71 PO BOX 28 COINTRIN GENEVA CH1216 SZ
NONE
FOREIGN NONEXEMPT
1,007,385
INTERNATIONAL CTR FOR JOURNALISTS1616 H STREET NW THIRD FLOOR WASHINGTON,DC 20006 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)
649,043
3,055,067,596

INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT ENTERPRIS10403 WEST COLFAX AVENUE SUITE 500 LAKEWOOD,CO 80215 INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CORPORATION1818 H STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20433
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(2)
TO IMPROVE SMALLHOLDER FARMERS' ACCESS TO AFFORDABLE, EFFICIENT IRRIGATION TECHNOLOGIES TO BUILD A CASE FOR BROADER PUBLIC INVESTMENT TO REDUCE POVERTY AND IMPROVE PEOPLE'S LIVES IN SUBSAHARAN AFRICA TO PROVIDE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO GOVERNMENTS ON THE BEST WAY TO INTERACT WITH THE PRIVATE SECTOR TO ESTABLISH SUSTAINABLE MODELS FOR HIV PREVENTION FORALL KPS (KEY POPULATIONS) AND CREATE OPPORTUNITIES FOR THEM TO LIVE HEALTHY AND PRODUCTIVE LIVES TO SUPPORT THE EMERGENCE AND EVALUATION OF MICROINSURANCE MODELS AND PRODUCTS THROUGH INNOVATION GRANTS, ADVISORY SERVICES, ACTION RESEARCH, AND DISSEMINATION OF GOOD PRACTICES TO PROVIDE AN EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO THE HUMANATARIAN CRISIS IN PAKISTAN CECIL CZERKINSKY OF THE INTERNATIONAL VACCINE INSTITUTE IN KOREA WILL TEST THE EFFICACY OF ADMINISTERING TWO APPROVED VACCINES SUBLINGUALLY - DIRECTLY UNDERTHE TONGUE THE TEAM WILL ATTEMPT TO PRODUCE NOT ONLY ANTIBODY RESPONSES BUT ALSO CYTOTOXIC T CELL RESPONSES IN DISTANT MUCOSAL ORGANS SUCH AS THE LUNGS AND REPRODUCTIVE TRACT SUBLINGUAL VACCINE ADMINISTRATION COULD HELP IMPROVE VACCINE DELIVERY, COMPLIANCE, AND ENHANCE IMMUNITY AGAINST A VARIETY OF PATHOGENS TO FUND EFFECTIVE AND AFFORDABLE DENGUE VACCINES FOR CHILDREN IN DENGUE-ENDEMIC AREAS
6,461,737
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
1,000,000
INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CORPORATION1818 H STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20433
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
2,500,000
INTERNATIONAL HIV-AIDS ALLIANCEQUEENSBERRY 104-109 QUEENS RD BRIGHTON BN13XF UK
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
4,424,504
INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION4 ROUTE DES MORILLONS CH-1211 GENEVA 00022 SZ
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
12,826,728
INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE INC122 EAST 42ND STREET NEWYORK,NY 101681289 INTERNATIONAL VACCINE INSTITUTESAN 4-8 BONGCHEON 7-DONG KWANAK-GU SEOUL 151818 KS
NONE
509(A)(1)
500,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
INTERNATIONAL VACCINE INSTITUTESAN 4-8 BONGCHEON 7-DONG KWANAK-GU SEOUL 151818 KS INTERNATIONAL VACCINE INSTITUTESAN 4-8 BONGCHEON 7-DONG KWANAK-GU SEOUL 151818 KS
NONE
509(A)(1)
10,500,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO ACCELERATE THE INTRODUCTION OF CHOLERA VACCINES IN ENDEMIC COUNTRIES AND EVALUATE THEIR USE FOR THE PREVENTION AND CONTROL OF EPIDEMICS TO REDUCE THE BURDEN OF CHOLERA IN ENDEMIC AND EPIDEMIC SETTINGS WITH THE USE OF A SINGLE DOSE REGIMEN OF THE KILLED ORAL CHOLERA VACCINE DEVELOPED BY IVI AND RECENTLY LICENSED IN INDIA BY SHANTHA BIOTECHNICS TO SUPPORT THE POLICYMAKERS' MEETING ON THE INTRODUCTION OF CHOLERA VACCINATION USING NEW-GENERATION ORAL VACCINES IN INDIA TO BUILD ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE TO UNDERSTAND WHERE TYPHOID VACCINE IS NEEDED IN AFRICA AND ACCELERATE ITS DELIVERY WHERE NEEDED TO IDENTIFY ACTIONS NECESSARY TO ACCELERATE INTRODUCTION AND UPTAKE OFCHOLERA VACCINES IN HIGH BURDEN ENDEMIC REGIONS IN INDIA TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR THE INTERNATIONAL WATER ASSOCIATION'S 1ST ANNUAL DEVELOPMENT CONGRESS TO SUPPORT RESEARCH THAT WILL CLARIFY THE LINKS BETWEEN MEDIA DEVELOPMENT AND BROAD DEVELOPMENT GOALS . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
4,564,224
INTERNATIONAL VACCINE INSTITUTESAN 4-8 BONGCHEON 7-DONG KWANAK-GU SEOUL 151818 KS
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,877,242
NONE
509(A)(1)
46,952
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,688,157
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,097,713
INTERNATIONAL WATER ASSOCIATIONALLIANCE HOUSE 12 CAXTON STREET LONDON SW1HOQS UK INTERNEWS NETWORK INCPO BOX 4448 ARCATA,CA 955181118
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
340,380
NONE
509(A)(1)
465,000
Total .
3,055,067,596

INTL AIDS VACCINE INITIATIVE INC110 WILLIAM STREET 27TH FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 100383901
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO DESIGN, TEST AND DEVELOP SAFE, EFFECTIVE AND AFFORDABLE NOVEL HIV/AIDS VACCCINE CANDIDATES THAT ELICIT POTENT, DURABLE AND PROTECTIVE T CELL RESPONSES TO ESTABLISH A PROGRAM TO SEARCH FOR NEW INNOVATIVE, POTENTIALLY HIGH RISK, IDEAS/TECHNO LOGIES THAT MAY OFFER PROMISE TO THE HIV VACCINE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT FIELD TO SUPPORT THE WATER AND SANITATION PROGRAM TO IMPROVE AND PROTECT THE HEALTH OF POOR RURAL AND URBAN FAMILIES LIVING IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES BY EFFECTIVELY PROMOTING HANDWASHING BEHAVIOR CHANGE TO INCREASE ACCESS TO FINANCIAL SERVICES FOR THE POOR BY TESTING AND PROMOTING THE USE OF INNOVATIVE INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES TO TEST NEW APPROACHES TO GENERATE SANITATION DEMAND AT SCALE AND INCREASE THE SUPPLY OF SANITATION PRODUCTS AND SERVICES TO CREATE A RELIABLE MARKET THAT WILL CREATE INCENTIVES FOR THE VACCINE INDUSTRY TO MAKE THE INVESTMENTS NEEDED TO COMPLETE LATE-STAGE DEVELOPMENT, MANUFACTURING SCALE UP &INTRODUCTION OFA PNEUMOCOCCAL VACCINE APPROPRIATE FOR USE IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD TO SUPPORT THE WORLD BANK'S EFFORTS TOWARD POLIO ERADICATION IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES TO SUPPORT NATIONAL AGRICULTURE SURVEY IN TANZANIA TO SUPPORT THE AGRICULTURE FINANCE SUPPORT FACILITY (AFSF) TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY AND POLICY RELEVANCE OF AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA TO SUPPORT A CITIES ALLIANCE PROJECT TO STRENGTHEN ORGANIZATIONS OFTHE URBAN POOR AND TO HELP LOCAL GOVERNMENTS INCREASE THE PROVISION OF LAND AND SERVICES TO THE URBAN POOR AND RECOGNIZE THEIR RIGHT TO THE CITY THROUGH GRANTING OF CITIZENSHIP TO SUPPORT A STUDY OF BUSINESS INDICATORS FOR SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA FOR EXPENDITURE TRACKING AND OTHER ANALYTICS TO SUPPORT AGRICULTURAL POLICY AND FINANCE PLANNING IN SUBSAHARAN AFRICA TO SUPPORT CGAP, A RESEARCH CENTER DEDICATED TO IMPROVING POOR PEOPLE'S ACCESS TO FINANCIAL SERVICES TO PLAN AN IMPACT EVALUATION OFAN INFORMATION ACCESS INITIATIVE IN RURAL AREAS OF CHINA . . . . . . . . . 1113a
3,159,045
INTL AIDS VACCINE INITIATIVE INC110 WILLIAM STREET 27TH FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 100383901
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,000,000
INTL BANK RECONSTRUCTION AND DEV1818 H STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20433
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
6,936,000
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
3,064,940
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
4,237,000
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
10,000,000
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
39,400,000
INTL BANK RECONSTRUCTION AND DEV1818 H STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20433 INTL BANK RECONSTRUCTION AND DEV1818 H STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20433 INTL BANK RECONSTRUCTION AND DEV1818 H STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20433
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
194,000
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
16,877,000
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
309,850
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
15,000,000
INTL BANK RECONSTRUCTION AND DEV1818 H STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20433 INTL BANK RECONSTRUCTION AND DEV1818 H STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20433
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
850,000
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
1,450,000
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
1,200,000
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
1,235,000
Total .
3,055,067,596

INTL FOOD POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE2033 K STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 200061002
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO PROVIDE AN INTERNATIONALLY AVAILABLE DATABASE IN AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH INVESTMENTS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES TO IMPROVE GLOBAL FOOD SECURITY BY LEARNING FROM SUCCESSES IN AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT TO SUPPORT A STUDY OF MAIZE AND GROUNDNUT VALUE CHAINS TO PROVIDE NUTRITION AND ECONOMIC RESEARCH SUPPORT FOR GRAND CHALLENGE PROJECTS TO PROVIDE A SIGNIFICANTLY IMPROVED PLATFORM FOR INTEGRATED MODELING AND SCENARIO DEVELOPMENT TO IDENTIFY AGRICULTURAL POLICY STRATEGIES FOR IMPROVING MALNUTRITION IN SOUTH ASIA TO DEVELOP SLUMDWELLERS INTERNATIONAL URBAN POOR FUND INTO A SEPARATE ENTITY THAT WILL GROW FROM A GRANTMAKING FUND INTO A CAPITAL SUPPORTING THE WORK OF NATIONAL SLUMDWELLER PROGRAMS TO CATALYZE AND STRENGTHEN THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROCESS IN TWENTY COUNTRIES ACROSS ASIA TO BUILD PARTNERSHIPS BETWEEN COMMUNITY FEDERATIONS, CITIES, AND STATES FOR NATIONAL SLUM DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM TO SUPPORT YAM RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN WEST AFRICA
890,923
NONE
509(A)(1)
515,466
INTL FOOD POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE2033 K STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 200061002 INTL FOOD POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE2033 K STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 200061002
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,789,656
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,184,539
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,427,342
NONE
509(A)(1)
449,999
INTL INST FOR ENVIRONMENT AND DEV3 ENDSLEIGH STREET LONDON WC1HODD UK
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,481,556
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,428,254
NONE
509(A)(1)
852,531
INTL INST OFTROPICAL AGRICULTURECAROLYN HOUSE 26 DINGWALL RD CROYDON CR93EE UK INTL INST OFTROPICAL AGRICULTURECAROLYN HOUSE 26 DINGWALL RD CROYDON CR93EE UK INTL PARTNERSHIP FOR MICROBICIDES8401 COLESVILLE ROAD SUITE 200 SILVER SPRING, MD 20910 INTL PLANNED PARENTHOOD FEDERATIONEUROPEAN NETWORK RUE ROYALE 146 BRUSSELS B1000 BE INTL PLANNED PARENTHOOD FEDERATION4 NEWHAMS ROW LONDON SE13UZ UK
NONE
509(A)(1)
283,637
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO STUDY BREEDING FOR CASSAVA BROWN STREAK AND MOSAIC DISEASE TOLERANCE IN TANZANIA AND UGANDA TO DEVELOP SUITABLE FORMULATIONS FOR NEW PREP CANDIDATES
689,863
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,500,000
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
TO INCREASE EUROPEAN DONOR COMMITMENT FOR REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH SUPPLIES
2,399,381
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
TO STRENGTHEN THE EVIDENCE OFTHE BENEFITS AND COSTS OFA RANGE OF MODELS FOR DELIVERING INTEGRATED HIV AND SRH SERVICES IN HIGH AND MEDIUM HIV PREVALENCE SETTINGS FOR REDUCING HIV (AND ASSOCIATED STIGMA) AND UNINTENDED PREGNANCIES TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF GEOSPATIAL DATA AND TECHNOLOGY
3,037,217
INTL PLANT GENETIC RESOURCES INSTVIA DEI THE DENARI 472A 00057 MCRS ROME 00000 IT Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)
199,658
. 1113a
3,055,067,596
status of recipient
contribution

INTL PLANT GENETIC RESOURCES INSTVIA DEI THE DENARI 472A 00057 MCRS ROME 00000 IT NONE 509(A)(1) TO SUPPORT A STUDY OFTHE NUTRITIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS OF TRADITIONAL FOODS TO THE WELLBEING OF THE RURAL POOR IN AFRICA TO MEASURE AND ASESS THE IMPACTS OF THE DIFFUSION OF IMPROVED CROP VARIETIES IN AFRICA 480,000
INTL PLANT GENETIC RESOURCES INSTVIA DEI THE DENARI 472A 00057 MCRS ROME 00000 IT INTL RICE RESEARCH INSTITUTEDAPO BOX 7777 METRO MANILA RP INTL RICE RESEARCH INSTITUTEDAPO BOX 7777 METRO MANILA RP
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,110,502
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT THE CONFERENCE IN BEIJING, CHINA IN CONNECTION WITH THE IAAE CONFERENCE TO REDUCE POVERTY AND HUNGER AND INCREASE FOOD AND INCOME SECURITY OF RESOURCE-POOR FARM FAMILIES AND RICE CONSUMERS IN SOUTH ASIA AND SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA THROUGH THE DEVELOPMENT AND DISSEMINATION OF RICE VARIETIES TOLERANT OF ABIOTIC STRESSES TO INCREASE YIELD BY INCREASE THE PHOTOSYNTHETIC EFFICIENCY OF RICE TO DECREASE HUNGER AND POVERTY IN SOUTH ASIA BY INCREASING RICE, WHEAT AND MAIZE PRODUCTION TO SUPPORT THE LARGEST ANNUAL TUBERCULOSIS CONFERENCE
100,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
6,718,006
INTL RICE RESEARCH INSTITUTEDAPO BOX 7777 METRO MANILA RP INTL RICE RESEARCH INSTITUTEDAPO BOX 7777 METRO MANILA RP INTL UNION AGAINST TB LUNG DISEASES61 BROADWAY 6TH FLOOR NEWYORKCITY,NY 100062753 INTL WATER MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE127 SUNIL MW BATTARAMULLA CE
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,454,869
NONE
509(A)(1)
12,750,206
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO CREATE AND DISSEMINATE A PORTFOLIO OF PROMISING TECHNOLOGIES/INTERVENTIONS THAT CAN BE DEPLOYED IN SUPPORT OF AGRARIAN POVERTY REDUCTION FOR SMALLHOLDERS TO SUPPORT THE EXPANSION OF INTERNATIONAL HIGH SCHOOLS IN NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA, AND TO DEVELOP A PILOT COMMON LANGUAGE MODEL FOR SPANISH-SPEAKING ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNERS TO DEVELOP COST EFFECTIVE INTEGRATED INTERVENTIONS FOR INCREASED CONTRACEPTIVE PREVALENCE RATES (CPR) AMONG THE URBAN POOR IN SENEGAL TO LEARN HOWTO BEST IMPLEMENT COST-EFFECTIVE PACKAGES OF MATERNAL AND NEWBORN CARE IN UTTAR PRADESH, INDIA BUILDING ON THE NRHM TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF RAPID ECONOMICAL POINT OF CARE ASSAY SYSTEMS THAT CAN BE UTILIZED BY THE DEVELOPING WORLD TO DEVELOP A PUBLIC ACCESS NETWORK OF AFRICAN AGRICULTURAL PROFESSIONALS IN THE DIASPORA AS A RESOURCE TO SPARK THE TRANSFER OF KNOWLEDGE, INNOVATION, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, AND ENTREPRENEURIALISM BETWEEN EXPATRIATED PROFESSIONALS AND THEIR AFRICAN COLLEAGUES AND PEER INSTITUTIONS TO SUPPORT A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FOR AN ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION CENTER TO SUPPORT THE TESTING OF CHEMOPROPHYLAXIS FOR HIV PREVENTION IN MEN EXPANSION . . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
2,349,239
INTLS NETWORK FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS50 BROADWAY SUITE 2200 NEWYORK,NY 10004
NONE
509(A)(1)
969,486
INTRAHEALTH INTERNATIONAL 201 TIMBERHILL PLACE CHAPEL HILL, NC 27514
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,000,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,052,732
IONIAN TECHNOLOGIES INC 3595 JOHN HOPKINS COURT SAN DIEGO,CA 92121
NONE
US NONEXEMPT
956,649
IOWA ST U OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGYDIRECTOR OSPA 1138 PEARSON HALL AMES,IA 500112207
NONE
509(A)(1)
234,094
ISLANDWOOD4450 BLAKELY AVENUE NE BAINBRIDGE ISLAND,WA 98110 J DAVID GLADSTONE INSTITUTES1650 OWENS ST SAN FRANCISCO,CA 94158
NONE
509(A)(1)
350,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
4,091,957
Total .
3,055,067,596

JAMES B HUNT INST EDU LEADERSHIP1000 PARK FORTY PLAZA SUITE 280 DURHAM,NC 27713 JAMES B HUNT INST EDU LEADERSHIP1000 PARK FORTY PLAZA SUITE 280 DURHAM, NC 27713
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 1
TO PROMOTE THE BROAD ADOPTION OF RIGOROUS, INTERNATIONALLY BENCHMARKED EDUCATION STANDARDS BY STATES TO PROVIDE STATE-LEVEL POLICY AND COMMUNICATIONS SUPPORT TO STATES SEEKING TO RAPIDLY IMPLEMENT THE COMMON CORE TO DEVELOP COST EFFECTIVE INTEGRATED INTERVENTIONS FOR INCREASED CONTRACEPTIVE PREVALENCE RATES (CPR) AMONG THE URBAN POOR IN KENYA TO SUPPORT STATE, NATIONAL, AND FEDERAL POLICY EFFORTS TO PROMOTE HIGH GRADUATION AND HIGH ACHIEVEMENT RATES TO SUPPORT STATE AND ON-THE-GROUND CAPACITY TO LAUNCH AND SCALE EARLY COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOLS/OTHER BLENDED DESIGNS INVOLVING HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS IN COLLEGE-LEVEL WORK, AND DEVELOP PATHWAYS TO COLLEGE-READY GRADUATION TO CREATE A DATA WAREHOUSE AND BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE REPORTING PLATFORM FORTHE EARLY COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL INITIATIVE TO SUPPORT CAPACITY AND ACCELERATE SCALING-UP OF POSTSECONDARY ONRAMPS AND SUPPORTS, AND TO DEEPEN THE KNOWLEDGE AND EVIDENCE BASE EMERGING FROM THE BREAKING THROUGH INITIATIVE TO EVALUATE THE EFFICACY OF4% CHLORHEXIDINE UMBILICAL CORD WASH COMPARED TO PLACEBO FORTHE REDUCTION OF NEONATAL MORTALITY IN PEMBA, TANZANIA PAUL KIM OF JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY IN THE U S WILL MODIFY HIV BY REMOVING THE VIRAL GENOME AND REPLACING THE OUTER DOMAIN OF THE GP120 PROTEIN, USED BY THE VIRUS TO INVADE HOST IMMUNE CELLS, WITH RECEPTORS NORMALLY USED BY GP120 TO BIND TO HOST CELLS WHEN THIS MODIFIED GHOST VIRUS ENCOUNTERS NATIVE HIV DURING AN INFECTION, HIDDEN EPITOPES ARE EXPOSED TO THE HOST IMMUNE SYSTEM, STIMULATING ANTIBODIES TO CLEAR THE INFECTION TO DEVELOP, EVALUATE, AND PROMOTE NEW APPLICATIONS TO REDUCE THE INCIDENCE OFTB IN POPULATIONS WITH HIGH HIV PREVALENCE TO PROVIDE SUPPLEMENTAL SUPPORT FORTHE RANDOMIZED TRIAL OF MALE CIRCUMCISION FOR PREVENTION OF HIV AND STD INFECTION IN WOMEN IN RAKAI, UGANDA TO DEVELOP NEWTOOLS FOR INVESTIGATING THE PHENOMENON OF BACTERIAL PERSISTENCE IN TUBERCULOSIS AND FOR MORE EFFICIENT THERAPEUTIC TARGETING OF THE PERSISTER POPULATION TO SUPPORT TRANSFORMATION OF HIGH SCHOOLS BY BUILDING CAPACITY OFTALENT DEVELOPMENT HIGH SCHOOL MODEL TO TRAIN U S JOURNALISTS IN COVERING GLOBAL HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT ISSUES BY PROVIDING FELLOWSHIPS AND REPORTING OPPORTUNITIES FOR GATEKEEPER EDITORS TO TRAVEL TO UNDERREPORTED INTERNATIONAL LOCATIONS TO SUPPORT THE PNEUMONIA ETIOLOGY RESEARCH FOR CHILD HEALTH (PERCH)PROJECT . . . . . . . . . . 3a
1,003,739
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 1
1,529,395
JHPIEGO CORPORATION1615 THAMES STREET BALTIMORE,MD 21231
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 2
4,900,000
JOBS FORTHE FUTURE INC88 BROAD STREET 8TH FLOOR BOSTON,MA 02110
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,201,835
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,000,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,568,762
NONE
509(A)(1)
834,512
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY615 NORTH WOLFE STREET SUITE W1100 BALTIMORE,MD 21205
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,289,484
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
11,007,243
NONE
509(A)(1)
422,140
NONE
509(A)(1)
913,596
NONE
509(A)(1)
299,447
NONE
509(A)(1)
324,560
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY615 NORTH WOLFE STREET SUITE W1100 BALTIMORE,MD 21205 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,800,000
3,055,067,596

JOMO KENYATTA U OFAG AND TECHPO BOX 62000 NAIROBI 00200 KE
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
TO SUPPORT A CONFERENCE THAT EXPLORES EFFECTIVE AGRICULTURAL MODELS THAT TRANSFORM THE LIVES OF POOR RESOURCE FARMERS AT THE GRASS ROOT LEVEL AND OTHER STAKEHOLDERS IN THE AGRICULTURAL VALUE CHAIN BY ADDRESSING WAYS OF DEVELOPING ENGAGEMENTS THAT FOCUS ON PERTINENT ISSUES AT ALL LEVELS TO IDENTIFY AND IMPROVE SPECIFIC SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT PRACTICES THAT ENABLE COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS TO PROVIDE TREATMENT TO SICK CHILDREN IN THE COMMUNITY IN FOUR COUNTRIES IN SUBSAHARAN AFRICA TO IDENTIFY AND DOCUMENT EXISTING AND NEW PROMISING INTERVENTIONS LEADING TO IMPROVED AND SUSTAINED ROUTINE IMMUNIZATION SYSTEM PERFORMANCE IN SUBSAHARAN AFRICA, AND TRANSLATE EVIDENCEBASED SOLUTIONS INTO CLEAR AND FOCUSED OPTIONS FOR INVESTMENTS TO SUPPORT AN ACADEMIC PROGRAM FOR COURTINVOLVED YOUTH AND CHILDREN TO SUPPORT A STUDY TO UNDERSTAND THE IMPACT OF WATER EFFICIENT MAIZE VARIETIES ON SMALLHOLDERS IN AFRICA ERICH CERNY OF WISSENSCHAFTLICHER FONDS ONKOLOGIE IN SWITZERLAND WILL TEST WHETHER INDUCING ANTIBODIES AGAINST ANTIMALARIAL DRUGS CAN SIGNIFI CANTLY PROLONG THE HALF-LIFE OFTHAT DRUG ANTIBODIES ELICITED VIA IMMUNIZATION MAY FORM A RESERVOIR OF THE ACTIVE DRUG FOR LONG-LASTING TREATMENT FOR MALARIA SUCH A "SMALL MOLECULE VACCINE" HAS SIGNIFI CANT IMPLICATIONS FOR EFFI CACY AND COST OF MALARIA PREVENTION TO SUPPORT THE EXPANSION OF PROGRAMS IN ISLAMIC JURISPRUDENCE, LAW AND LEADERSHIP, AND FAMILY LAW TO SUPPORT A K-12 SYSTEMS APPROACH TO PREPARE GRADUATES READY FOR COLLEGE, WORK AND CITIZENSHIP TO CONDUCT THE GLOBAL HEALTH SERIES OF CONFERENCES ON HIV/AIDS, TUBERCULOSIS, MALARIA, PARASITIC DISEASES, AND COMMON INFECTIOUS DISEASE CHALLENGES, SUCH AS VACCINE DEVELOPMENT TO PROVIDE CONFERENCE SUPPORT FORTHE GLOBAL HEALTH CONFERENCE SERIES TO DEVELOP IMPROVED SMALL-SCALE PUMP TECHNOLOGIES, EXPAND NATIONALLY THE MARKET DISTRIBUTION NETWORK FO R PUMPS, AND MONITOR THE IMPACT ON SMALLHOLDER FARMERS IN TANZANIA TO SUPPORT THE RAPID REHOUSING PILOT PROJECT
150,460
JSI RESEARCH AND TRAINING INST INC1616 N FORT MEYER DRIVE 11TH FLOOR ARLINGTON,VA 22209
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,000,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,248,453
JUVENILE RIGHTS PROJECT INC 401 NE 19TH AVE SUITE 200 PORTLAND,OR 97232 KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY2 FAIRCHILD HALL MANHATTAN,KS 66506
NONE
509(A)(2)
125,000
NONE
170(C)(1)
430,582
KANTONSSPITAL ST GALLEN KANTONSSPITAL ST GALLEN 08007 SZ
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
100,000
KARAMAH1420 16TH STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20036
NONE
509(A)(1)
801,300
KENNEWICK SCHOOL DISTRICT 524 SOUTH AUBURN STREET KENNEWICK,WA 993365601
NONE
170(C)(1)
475,775
KEYSTONE SYMPOSIA221 SUMMIT PLACE SUITE 272 SILVERTHORNE,CO 80498
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,226,371
KEYSTONE SYMPOSIA221 SUMMIT PLACE SUITE 272 SILVERTHORNE,CO 80498 KICKSTART INTERNATIONAL 2435 POLK ST SUITE 20 SAN FRANCISCO,CA 94109
NONE
509(A)(1)
900,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,816,262
KING CNTY DPT COMMUNITY HUMAN SVC401 5TH AVE SUITE 500 SEATTLE, WA 98104 KING COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY600 ANDOVER PARK WEST TUKWILA,WA 98188 KING COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY600 ANDOVER PARK WEST TUKWILA,WA 98188 KING COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM FDN960 NEWPORT WAY NW ISSAQUAH,WA 98027 Total . .. . . . . . . . .
NONE
170(C)(1)
279,000
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO PROVIDE LOGISTICAL SUPPORT FORA HOUSING & CHILD WELFARE PARTNERSHIP FORUM TO PROVIDE A PLANNING GRANT TO IMPROVE WRAP AROUND SERVICES TO CHILDREN IN KENT FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
5,000
NONE
170(C)(1)
50,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
4,760
. 1113a
3,055,067,596

KINGS COLLEGE LONDON CAPITAL HOUSE 42 WESTON STREET LONDON SE13QD UK
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
TO DEVELOP A SAFE, EFFECTIVE AND AFFORDABLE VACCINE FOR THE PREVENTION AND CONTROL OF HIV-AIDS, ESPECIALLY IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES TO SUPPORT DEVELOPMENT AND ROLL-OUT OF NATIONAL PLATFORM (KIPPSHARE)TO ALLOW FOR IMPROVED SHARING, COLLABORATION, A N D NETWORKING ACROSS REGIONS WITHIN THE KIPP NETWORK, INCLUDING KNOWLEDGE SHARING WITH ACCESS TO VIDEO LIBRARY AND TEACHER TOOLS TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENTOFA NETWORK OF PRE-K THROUGH 12TH GRADE CHARTER SCHOOLS IN HOUSTON FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
647,857
KIPP FOUNDATION135 MAIN STREET SUITE 1700 SAN FRANCISCO,CA 94105
NONE
509(A)(1)
468,500
KIPP INC10711 KIPP WAY HOUSTON,TX 770992675
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,195,359
KIPP INC10711 KIPP WAY HOUSTON,TX 770992675 LAKESIDE SCHOOL14050 1ST AVE NE SEATTLE,WA 981253099 LDRSHP CONF CIVIL RIGHTS EDU FUND1629 K STREET NW 10TH FLOOR WASHINGTON,DC 20006 LEADERSHIP TOMORROW1301 FIFTH AVE SUITE 2500 SEATTLE, WA 98101 LEAGUE FOR INNVTN IN COMM COLLEGE4505 E CHANDLER BLVD SUITE 250 PHOENIX,AZ 85048
NONE
509(A)(1)
9,250
NONE
509(A)(1)
50,000
NONE
509(A)(2)
TO SUPPORT THE CAMPAIGN FOR HIGH SCHOOL EQUITY (CHSE)
184,744
NONE
509(A)(1)
40,000
NONE
509(A)(2)
TO SUPPORT DEVELOPMENT AND INCUBATION OFA FACULTY-DRIVEN SCALABLE PEDAGOGY AND CURRICULUM AIMED AT SHARPLY IMPROVING THE BASIC SKILLS PASS RATE OF COMMUNITY COLLEGE STUDENTS TO SUPPORT REPORTING ON NATIONAL EDUCATION ISSUES AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF VIDEO AND DIGITAL CONTENT FOR BROADCAST AND ONLINE DISTRIBUTION TO SUPPORT RESEARCH COMPARING FOR-PROFITS AND PUBLIC TWO-YEAR COLLEGES ON LONG-TERM LABOR MARKET OUTCOMES AS WELL AS SPECIFIC PROGRAM STRUCTURING AND JOB PLACEMENT PRACTICES FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
467,567
LEARNING MATTERS INC6 EAST 32ND STREET 8TH FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10016
NONE
509(A)(1)
162,500
LEARNING POINT ASSOCIATES 1120E DIEHL RD SUITE 200 NAPERVILLE,IL 60563
NONE
509(A)(1)
293,150
LEE NEXT STEP FUNDLEE HIGH SCHOOL COLLEGE CENTER 6529 BEVERLY HILL LANE HOUSTON,TX 77057 LEGAL AID FOR WASHINGTON FUND1325 FOURTH AVE SUITE 1335 SEATTLE,WA 98101
NONE
509(A)(1)
890
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT AND PRESERVE A CRITICAL CIVIL LEGAL AID NETWORK FOR WASHINGTON STATE'S MOST VULNERABLE RESIDENTS SHAHID KHAN OF LEIDEN UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTRE IN THE NETHERLANDS SEEKS TO PRODUCE A MULTI-STAGE MALARIA VACCINE USING TRANSGENIC SPOROZOITES THESE PARASITE FORMS WILL ALSO PRESENT TRANSMISSION BLOCKING ANTIGENS TO NOT ONLY GENERATE PROTECTIVE IMMUNITY AGAINST EARLY STAGES OF INFECTION, BUT ALSO GENERATE ANTIBODIES TO BLOCK TRANSMISSION VIA MOSQUITOES BECAUSE TUBERCULOSIS MANIPULATES HOST CELLS TO RESIST THE IMMUNE RESPONSE AND CURRENT DRUG THERAPIES, NIGEL SAVAGE OF LEIDEN UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER IN THE NETHERLANDS WILL UTILIZE RNAI ANALYSIS TO IDENTIFY THE ESSENTIAL PATHWAYS USED BY THE BACTERIA TO MODIFY ITS HOST CELL BY DISCOVERING THESE PATHWAYS, NOVEL THERAPIES CAN BE DEVELOPED TO COUNTERACT THIS HOST MANIPULATION WITHOUT DIRECTLY TARGETING THE PATHOGEN AND CAUSING THE DEVELOPMENT OF RESISTANCE TO SUPPORT THE RESEARCH, PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT, POLICY DEVELOPMENT, AND COALITION WORK IN EARLY LEARNING, COLLEGE READY, AND POSTSECONDARY . . . . . . . . . . 3a
1,800,000
LEIDEN UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTERALBINUSDREEF 2 LEIDEN 2333ZA NL
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
100,000
LEIDEN UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTERALBINUSDREEF 2 LEIDEN 2333ZA NL
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
100,000
LEV FOUNDATIONPO BOX 1727 SEATTLE,WA 98111
NONE
509(A)(1)
500,000
Total .
3,055,067,596

LEV FOUNDATIONPO BOX 1727 SEATTLE,WA 98111
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT CAPACITY BUILDING FOR EDUCATION ADVOCACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE AWARENESS FO THE ORGANIZATION'S MISSION AND IMPACT
243,744
LIFE SCI DISCOVERY FUND AUTHORITY2324 EASTLAKE AVE E SUITE 501 SEATTLE, WA 98102 LINK MEDIA INC901 BATTERY STREET SUITE 308 SAN FRANCISCO,CA 94111
NONE
170(C)(1)
1,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF A DIGITAL MEDIA HUB THAT HIGHLIGHTS PROGRESS IN REDUCING HUNGER, POVERTY, AND DISEASE IN DEVELOPING NATIONS MARIA LERM OF LINKOPING UNIVERSITY IN SWEDEN WILL TEST HER HYPOTHESIS THAT TB LATENCY IS A DYNAMIC PROCESS IN WHICH A PORTION OFTHE BACILLI, WHEN INGESTED BY MACROPHAGES, TRIGGER A GENETIC PROGRAM WHERE BACTERIA CYCLE BETWEEN ACTIVE AND LATENT PHASES UNDERSTANDING WHETHER THIS DYNAMIC CYCLE EXISTS COULD GIVE NEW INSIGHTS INTO MAINTAINING OR TARGETING THE LATENT BACTERIA, WHICH IS THE MAJOR RESERVOIR OF TB GLOBALLY INES ATMOSUKARTO OF LIPOTEK PTY LTD IN AUSTRALIA PROPOSES TO DEVELOP A NOVEL TB VACCINE UTILIZING SYNTHETIC "NANO-SACS" CALLED LIPOSOMES THAT CARRY TB ANTIGENS AND ARE ANCHORED WITH A SELFADJUVANTING PROTEIN THAT BINDS TO AND STIMULATES DENDRITIC CELLS TO SUPPORT A PROJECT ENTITLED INNOVATIVE VECTOR CONTROL CONSORTIUM TO FUND THE ESTABLISHMENT OFANTISYMBIOTIC CHEMOTHERAPY DIRECTED AGAINST WOLBACHIA BACTERIAL ENDOSYMBIONTS FORTHE CONTROL AND TREATMENT OF HUMAN FILARIASIS TO PREVENT DISEASE (HUMAN AFRICAN TRYPANOSOMIASIS) THROUGH RESEARCH TO DEVELOP AN EFFECTIVE VECTOR CONTROL STRATEGY TO EVALUATE NEWAND EXISTING DRUG-BASED INTERVENTIONS AND VECTOR CONTROL MEASURES TO IMPROVE THE CONTROL OF MIP ACROSS THE RANGE OF MALARIA TRANSMISSION SETTINGS IN ORDER TO SAVE THE LIVES OF MOTHERS AND THEIR INFANTS TO DEMONSTRATE THE UTILITY AND IMPACT OFA NOVEL VECTOR CONTROL STRATEGY BASED ON THE TARGETED DISSEMINATION OF INSECTICIDES TO LARVAL HABITATS BY ADULT MOSQUITOES WHILE TARGETING MALARIA AND DENGUE BECAUSE HUMAN CARRIAGE OF PNEUMOCOCCUS USUALLY RESULTS IN IMPROVED IMMUNITY TO FUTURE INFECTIONS WITHOUT ANY DEVELOPMENT OF DISEASE, STEPHEN GORDON OF THE LIVERPOOL SCHOOL OF TROPICAL MEDICINE IN THE UK WILL UTILIZE AN INTRANASAL INOCULATION WITH A SAFE STRAIN OFTHE BACTERIA TO STUDY THE MECHANISMS OF MUCOSAL IMMUNITY IN THE LUNGS AND TO EXPLORE THE POTENTIAL FORA VACCINE BASED ON HIS FINDINGS FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
1,100,000
LINKOPING UNIVERSITYDPT MOLEC/CLIN FACULTY HEALTH SCI LINKOPING 5E58185 SW
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
100,000
LIPOTEK PTY LTD124 EGLESTON RD AUSTRALIN NTNL UNIV CANBERRA 00200 AS
NONE
FOREIGN NON-EXEMPT
49,666
LIVERPOOL SCHL OFTROPICAL MEDICINEPEMBROKE PLACE LIVERPOOL L35QA UK LIVERPOOL SCHL OFTROPICAL MEDICINEPEMBROKE PLACE LIVERPOOL L35QA UK
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
13,800,000
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
5,031,722
LIVERPOOL SCHL OFTROPICAL MEDICINEPEMBROKE PLACE LIVERPOOL L35QA UK
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
777,933
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
7,175,190
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
1,000,000
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
100,000
LIVING CITIES NATL COMM DVLPMENT55 W 125TH STREET FLOOR 11 NEW YORK, NY 100274516 LOCAL INITIATIVES SUPPORT CORP501 SEVENTH AVENUE 7TH FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10018
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,000,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO CATALYZE A MORE FUNCTIONAL TAX-EXEMPT BOND MARKET FOR HIGHPERFORMING, CREDITWORTHY CHARTER SCHOOLS TO DEVELOP A GLOBAL SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM TO IDENTIFY AND TRACK RUMORS/MISINFORMATION RELATED TO IMMUNIZATION, WITH A PARTICULAR FOCUS ON GAVI-ELIGIBLE COUNTRIES TO SYNTHESIZE EVIDENCE OF IMPACT OFALL HIV PREVENTION IN TAMIL NADU AND MAHARASHTRA AND BUILD CAPACITY IN COLLATING AND SYNTHESIZING EVIDENCEBASED KNOWLEDGE TO GUIDE EFFECTIVE PREVENTION PLANNING AS PART OFTHE NATIONAL RESPONSE . . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
312,191
LONDON SCHOOL HYGIENE TROP MEDICINEKEPPEL ST LONDON WC1E7HT UK
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
499,478
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
506,716
Total .
3,055,067,596

status of recipient
contribution
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
ROLY GOSLING OFTHE LONDON SCHOOL OF HYGIENE AND TROPICAL MEDICINE IN THE UNITED KINGDOM WILL CONDUCT A PILOT STUDY IN TANZANIA TO TEST WHETHER MALARIA CASES CAN BE CONTAINED BY TREATING THE HOUSEHOLDS AND IMMEDIATE NEIGHBORS OF THOSE DIAGNOSED WITH MALARIA THE GOAL OF THIS RESEARCH IS TO UNDERSTAND WHETHER SUCH COMMUNITY APPROACHES CAN CLEAR ASYMPTOMATIC CARRIERS AND ELIMINATE PARASITES WITHIN THESE "HOTSPOTS TO SUPPORT MODIFICATION OF COMPLEMENTARY FOODSTO IMPROVE HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF INFANTS IN ZAMBIA TO SUPPORT A COORDINATED RESEARCH PROGRAMME TO IDENTIFY HOW BEST TO OPTIMISE THE DELIVERY AND COSTEFFECTIVENESS OF COMBINATION DRUG TREATMENT FOR MALARIA IN AFRICA AND ASIA ACROSS A RANGE OF EPIDEMIOLOGICAL AND HEALTHCARE SETTINGS TO DEVELOP AND PLAN A PROGRAM OF WORK THAT ADDRESSES KEY CONSTRAINTS TO HIGH AND EQUITABLE COVERAGE AND HEALTH IMPACT OF HEALTH INTERVENTIONS IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD TO IMPROVE THE SUSTAINABILITY AND AFFORDABILITY OF PIT LATRINES, THE MOST COMMON TYPE OF ON-SITE SANITATION, BY DEVELOPING BIOTECHNOLOGY ADDITIVES AND RESEARCHING PIT DESIGN AND USER NEEDS TO SUPPORT GULF COAST RECOVERY EFFORTS
100,000
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
498,481
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
12,584,425
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
1,123,946
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
1,500,000
LOUISIANA DISASTER RECOVERY FDN445 N SIXTH STREET SUITE 200 BATON RO UGE, LA 70801 LOWY INSTITUTE FOR INTL POLICY31 BLIGH STREET SYDNEY 02000 AS LULAC INSTITUTE INC2000 L ST NW SUITE 610 WASHINGTON,DC 20036
NONE
509(A)(1)
753,350
NONE
FOREIGN NONEXEMPT
TO CREATE FRIENDS OFTHE GLOBAL FUND PACIFIC
411,367
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO PARTICIPATE IN THE CAMPAIGN FOR HIGH SCHOOL EQUITY (CHSE) COALITION AND RAISE PUBLIC AWARENESS TO ISSUES AND SOLUTIONS FOR IMPROVING GRADUATION AND COLLEGE READINESS OF STUDENTS OF COLOR TO PARTICIPATE IN THE CAMPAIGN FOR HIGH SCHOOL EQUITY (CHSE) COALITION AND RAISE PUBLIC AWARENESS TO ISSUES AND SOLUTIONS FOR IMPROVING GRADUATION AND COLLEGE READINESS OF STUDENTS OF COLOR TO SUPPORT PLANNING, CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATIONS FORA RESIDENTIAL TRIBAL YOUTH FACILITY TO SUPPORT A TRIBAL ANTI-POVERTY INITIATIVE AT THE LUMMI NATION FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
100,017
LULAC INSTITUTE INC2000 L ST NW SUITE 610 WASHINGTON,DC 20036
NONE
509(A)(1)
184,920
LUMMI NATION SERVICE ORGANIZATION2616 KWINA RD BELLINGHAM,WA 98226
NONE
509(A)(1)
150,000
LUMMI NATION SERVICE ORGANIZATION2616 KWINA RD BELLINGHAM,WA 98226 LUTHERAN COMMUNITY SERVICES NW433 MINOR AVE N SEATTLE, WA 98117 LUTHERAN COMMUNITY SERVICES NW433 MINOR AVE N SEATTLE, WA 98117 LUTHERAN WORLD RELIEF700 LIGHT STREET BALTIMORE,MD 212303850
NONE
509(A)(1)
150,000
NONE
509(A)(2)
550
NONE
509(A)(2)
500
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO PROVIDE IMMEDIATE ACCESS TO FOOD AND WATER TO AVOID FURTHER EXPANSION OFTHE EXISTING CRISIS BY INCREASING RESILIENCY AND EFFECTIVE AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION IN DROUGHTAFFECTED AREAS OF EASTERN KENYA TO SUPPORT AN EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO TYPHOON MIRINAE IN THE PHILIPPINES . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
881,621
LUTHERAN WORLD RELIEF700 LIGHT STREET BALTIMORE,MD 212303850
NONE
509(A)(1)
400,000
Total .
3,055,067,596

LUTHERAN WORLD RELIEF700 LIGHT STREET BALTIMORE,MD 212303850
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO PROVIDE EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO THE HUMANITARIAN CRISIS IN SRI LANKA TO SUPPORT LOUISIANA & MISSISSIPPI PUBLIC LIBRARIES DAMAGED OR DESTROYED BY HURRICANES KATRINA & RITA TO IMPROVE TECHNOLOGY ACCESS IN LIBRARIES SERVING LOW-INCOME PATRONS AND ESTABLISH SUSTAINABLE LOCAL FUNDING TO SUPPORT THE ONGOING PROVISION OF THIS SERVICE TO IMPROVE TECHNOLOGY ACCESS IN LIBRARIES SERVING LOW-INCOME PATRONS AND ESTABLISH SUSTAINABLE LOCAL FUNDING TO SUPPORT THE ONGOING PROVISION OF THIS SERVICE TO IMPROVE INTERNET CONNECTIONS IN MASSACHUSETTS PUBLIC LIBRARIES LACKING HIGHSPEED BROADBAND TODAY AND ESTABLISH SUSTAINABILITY STRATEGIES THAT WILL SUPPORT THE PROVISION AND IMPROVEMENT OF CONNECTIVITY OVERTIME TO CONTINUE REDESIGN OF A COHERENT K-12 SYSTEM SO THAT ALL STUDENTS ACHIEVE HIGH STANDARDS AND GRADUATE COLLEGE READY SUNGANO MHARAKURWA OF THE MALARIA INSTITUTE IN ZAMBIA PROPOSES TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OFTHE "OFFSEASON" IN REGIONS AFFECTED BY MALARIA THE TEAM WILL IDENTIFY ASYMPTOMATIC CARRIERS OF THE MALARIA PARASITE USING A SIMPLE, NONINVASIVE DIAGNOSTIC TOOL USING SALIVA SAMPLES WHICH CAN BE EASILY USED BY VILLAGE COMMUNITY WORKERS THOSE INDIVIDUALS WILL BE TREATED TO ELIMINATE THE PARASITE BEFORE IT CAN BE TRANSMITTED DURING THE RAINY SEASON, WHEN MALARIA CASES INCREASE FOR CONFERENCE SUPPORT
500,000
LYRASIS INC1438 WEST PEACHTREE ST NW SUITE 200 ATLANTA,GA 303092955
NONE
509(A)(2)
2,260,647
NONE
509(A)(2)
1,051,974
NONE
509(A)(2)
77,711
MA BOARD OF LIBRARY COMMISSIONERS98 NORTH WASHINGTON STREET SUITE 401 BOSTON,MA 02114
NONE
170(C)(1)
250,196
MABTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 120 BOX 37 MABTON,WA 98935
NONE
170(C)(1)
96,640
MACHA RESEARCH TRUST LTDPO BOX 630166 CHOMA ZA
NONE
FOREIGN NONEXEMPT
100,000
MAGEE-WOMEN'S RESEARCH INST FDN3339 WARD STREET PITTSBURGH, PA 152133054 MAKERERE UNIVERSITYPO BOX 7062 KAMPALA 00256 UG
NONE
509(A)(1)
398,700
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
TO DEVELOP AND APPLY XENOMONITORING TOOLS IN HUMAN AFRICAN TRYPANOSOMIASIS CONTROL PROGRAMS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES TO SCALE UP A SUSTAINABLE STRATEGY FOR INTEGRATED COMMUNITY CASE MANAGEMENT OF SICK CHILDREN IN MOZAMBIQUE AND UGANDA USING HIGHLY MOTIVATED AND WELL SUPERVISED COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS TO ADVANCE HIGH-IMPACT INTERNATIONAL EFFORTS TO ACHIEVE UNIVERSAL ACCESS TO MALARIA INTERVENTIONS IN AFRICA AND ELIMINATE PREVENTABLE DEATHS FROM MALARIA THROUGH A BROAD RANGE OF PARTNERSHIPS TO COMPLETE THE DEVELOPMENT OF AND LAUNCH NETGUARANTEE, AN INNOVATIVE FINANCE FACILITY THAT WILL ADDRESS OBSTACLES TO THE TIMELY PROCUREMENT OF MOSQUITO NETS IN ORDER TO CATALYZE AND ACCELERATE THE DELIVERY OF MALARIA PREVENTION TOOLS TO VULNERABLE FAMILIES IN AFRICA TO IMPROVE ACCESS TO ESSENTIAL MEDICINES AND QUALITY PHARMACEUTICAL SERVICES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES BY STRENGTHENING ACCREDITED DRUG DISPENSING OUTLETS TO COMPREHENSIVELY PLAN FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF POSTSECONDARY INTEGRATED EDUCATION AND CAREER PATHWAYS, PREPARING LOW-INCOME YOUNG ADULTS FOR FAMILY-SUSTAINING ENTRY-LEVEL JOBS IN MANUFACTURING TO SUPPORT COORDINATED COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS TO INCREASE POSTSECONDARY COMPLETION RATES . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
1,264,053
MALARIA CONSORTIUM DEVELOPMENT HOUSE 56-64 LEONARD ST LONDON EC2A4LT UK
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
3,000,000
MALARIA NO MORE FUND432 PARK AVENUE SOUTH 13TH FLOOR NEW YORK,NY 10016
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,500,000
MALARIA NO MORE FUND432 PARK AVENUE SOUTH 13TH FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10016
NONE
509(A)(1)
545,535
MANAGEMENT SCIENCES FOR HEALTH4301 N FAIRFAX DRIVE SUITE 400 ARLINGTON,VA 22203
NONE
509(A)(1)
924,896
MANUFACTURING INSTITUTE 1331 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW SUITE 600 WASHINGTON,DC 20004
NONE
509(A)(1)
825,000
MARICOPA CO COMM COLLEGE DISTRICTMESA COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1833 W SOUTHERN AVE MESA,AZ 85202 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
170(C)(1)
250,000
3,055,067,596

MARILYN BURNS EDUCATION ASSOCIATES150 GATE 5 ROAD SUITE 101 SAUSALITO,CA 94965
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
US NONEXEMPT
TO FUND THE DEVELOPMENT OFA DIAGNOSTIC TOOL THAT WILL HELP TEACHERS ASSESS WHAT COMPUTATIONAL AND PROBLEM SOLVING SKILLS THEIR STUDENTS HAVE AND PROVIDE TEACHERS WITH INTERVENTIONS TO SUPPORT STUDENTS TO SUPPORT DISTRICTS IN THEIR EFFORTS TO IMPROVE SCHOOL READINESS TO PRODUCE ORGANIZATIONAL STRATEGIES, WORK PLANS, AND MANUALS FOR STATES, URBAN DISTRICTS, AND OUTSIDE PARTNERS TO TURN AROUND LOWPERFORMING SCHOOLS THROUGH A NEW SYSTEM OF TURNAROUND ZONES TO DEVELOP AND RIGOROUSLY TEST PROGRAMS THAT IMPROVE ADOPTION AND PROFITABLE USE OF AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY BY SMALLSCALE FARMERS IN SUBSAHARAN AFRICA AND SOUTH ASIA TO IMPROVE THE CHEMISTRY OF NITROGEN CATALYSTS
1,666,177
MARY WALKER SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 207PO BOX 159 SPRINGDALE,WA 99173 MASS INSIGHT EDU AND RESEARCH INST18 TREMONT STREET SUITE 930 BOSTON,MA 02108
NONE
170(C)(1)
224,408
NONE
509(A)(1)
250,000
MASSACHUSETTS INST OF TECHNOLOGY238 MAIN STREET SUITE 200 CAMBRIDGE,MA 021421012
NONE
509(A)(1)
488,997
MASSACHUSETTS INST OF TECHNOLOGY238 MAIN STREET SUITE 200 CAMBRIDGE,MA 021421012 MATHEMATICA POLICY RESEARCHPO BOX 2393 PRINCETON,NJ 085432393
NONE
509(A)(1)
127,376
NONE
US NONEXEMPT
TO PROVIDE RICH DATA THAT IMPROVES INSTRUCTION AT THE EQUITY PROJECT (TEP) SUCH AS RIGOROUS EVALUATION FINDINGS THAT DOCUMENT TEP'S IMPACT ON STUDENTS AND EVIDENCE THAT CAN INFORM EDUCATORS AND POLICYMAKERS WHO WISH TO REPLICATE THE TEP MODEL TO DEVELOP A BROADRANGE VACCINE, USING YOUR KNOWLEDGE OF BIOINFORMATICS, BIOCHEMISTRY, AND IMMUNOLOGY IN AN INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO IDENTIFY MOLECULAR AND IMMUNE RESPONSES OF PATHOGENS AND PATIENTS WHICH CORRELATE WITH PROTECTION FROM TB TO SUPPORT A SECOND PHASE OF DEVELOPMENT OF THE NORTH CAROLINA STEM COMMUNITY COLLABORATIVE TO CREATE A BUSINESS PLAN FOR THE NEXT PHASE OF MDC'S ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND TO DEVELOP AN IMPLEMENTATION PLAN FOR MDC'S PROPOSED POSTSECONDARY SUCCESS WORK IN THE SOUTH TO SUPPORT AN EVALUATION PROJECT
242,146
MAX PLANCK SOCIETY CHARITEPLATZ 1 BERLIN 10117 GM
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
100,000
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
1,561,259
MCNC3021 E CORNWALLIS RD RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC 27709
NONE
509(A)(1)
432,898
MDC INCPO BOX 17268 CHAPEL HILL, NC 275167268
NONE
509(A)(1)
500,000
MDRC16 EAST 34TH ST 19TH FLOOR NEW YORK, NY 100164326 MDRC16 EAST 34TH ST 19TH FLOOR NEW YORK,NY 100164326
NONE
509(A)(1)
200,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT EVALUATIONS OF THREE INTERVENTIONS THAT BREAK THE INTERGENERATIONAL TRANSMISSION OF POVERTY PERFORMANCEBASED SCHOLARSHIPS, LEARNING COMMUNITIES AND NATIONAL GUARD YOUTH CHALLENGE MARGARET NJOROGE AND THOMAS EGWANG OF MED BIOTECH LABORATORIES IN UGANDA WILL DEVELOP AND TEST AN INTRANASAL VACCINE TO BE ADMINISTERED TO YOUNG WOMEN BEFORE PREGNANCY, AND AGAIN AFTER CHILDBIRTH, TO CONFER ANTI-MALARIAL IMMUNITY IN THEIR BABIES TO EXPLORE AND APPLY A SET OF FORMULATION TECHNOLOGIES TO ALLOWA MALARIA VACCINE CANDIDATE TO BE MANUFACTURED, TRANSPORTED, AND DELIVERED TO CHILDREN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES IN A MORE COST-EFFICIENT PROCESS TO FURTHER DEVELOP AND ACCELERATE ANTIMALARIAL DISCOVERY AND DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS
4,000,000
MED BIOTECH LABORATORIES MUYENGA TANK HILL BY PASS LUGWANA KAMPALA UG
NONE
FOREIGN NONEXEMPT
100,000
MEDICINE IN NEED CORPORATION104 MOUNT AUBURN STREET CAMBRIDGE,MA 02138
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,999,904
MEDICINES FOR MALARIA VENTUREINTL CTR COINTRIN ENT G 3 FL CH1215 GENEVA 00015 SZ Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
10,000,000
. 1113a
3,055,067,596

MEDICINES FOR MALARIA VENTUREINTL CTR COINTRIN ENT G 3 FL CH1215 GENEVA 00015 SZ MELVILLE CHARITABLE TRUST240 NEWBURY ST 2ND FLOOR BOSTON,MA 02116
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
TO FURTHER DEVELOP AND ACCELERATE ANTIMALARIAL DISCOVERY AND DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS TO SUPPORT INCREASED STRATEGIC COLLABORATION AMONG PHILANTHROPIC SECTOR FUNDERS ADDRESSING HOMELESSNESS TO SUPPORT MEMPHIS CITY SCHOOLS AS PART OFA COHORT OF INTENSIVE PARTNERSHIP SITES TO USE MEASURES OFTEACHER EFFECTIVENESS TO FUNDAMENTALLY ALTER THE APPROACH TO RECRUITING, SUPPORTING, EVALUATING, RETAINING, PROMOTING, DISTRIBUTING, AND REWARDING EFFECTIVE TEACHERS IN ORDER TO IMPROVE COLLEGEREADINESS RATES FOR LOWINCOME, MINORITY STUDENTS TO SUPPORT MEMPHIS (TN) PUBLIC SCHOOLS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE MEASURES OF EFFECTIVE TEACHING PROJECT, DESIGNED TO DEVELOP RELIABLE INDICATORS OFA TEACHER'S IMPACT ON STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT IN ORDER TO IMPROVE COLLEGE-READINESS RATES FOR LOW-INCOME AND MINORITY YOUTH TO SUPPORT COMMUNICATIONS FOR EFFECTIVE TEACHING INTENSIVE PARTNERSHIP ANNOUNCEMENT IN MEMPHIS TO SUPPORT EMERGENCY RELIEF IN RESPONSE TO THE EARTHQUAKE IN INDONESIA TO SUPPORT THE MAXIMIZING FINANCIAL ACCESS THROUGH INNOVATION AND SERVICES AT SCALE (MAXIS) PROGRAM TO SUPPORT AND MANAGE INNOVATION AND PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT PROCESSES THAT LAY THE GROUNDWORK FOR BRINGING SOIL HEALTH AND PLANT NUTRITION PRODUCTS INTO USE TO SUPPORT A STUDY OF INNOVATIONS FOR AGRICULTURAL VALUE CHAINS USING SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY TO SUPPORT AN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL AGE TUTORING PROGRAM TO CONTINUE PARTICIPATION IN CAMPAIGN FOR HIGH SCHOOL EQUITY TO SUPPORT THE U 5 COMPONENT OFAN INTERNATIONAL STUDY OF MATHEMATICS TEACHER PREPARATION THAT WILL INFORM NATIONAL POLICY DISCUSSIONS ABOUT TEACHER PREPAREDNESS AND QUALITY IN STEM FIELDS TO CREATE A CENTER IN AFRICA THAT PROVIDES TRAINING, EDUCATION, AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT FOR AFRICAN REGULATORS TO MAKE INFORMED DECISIONS ON HOWTO USE BIOTECHNOLOGY WHILE PROTECTING FARMERS, CONSUMERS, AND THE ENVIRONMENT TO STRENGTHEN THE RESEARCH-BASED COMMUNICATION, OUTREACH, AND ISSUE ADVOCACY ACTIVITIES OF THE PARTNERSHIP TO CUT HUNGER AND POVERTY IN AFRICA IN ORDER TO ACCELERATE AFRICAN AND AGRICULTURE-LED, SUSTAINED, BROAD-BASED ECONOMIC GROWTH ON THE CONTINENT TO SUPPORT A PROJECT IDENTIFYING STRATEGIC OPPORTUNITIES FOR PROMOTING INCOMES AND FOOD SECURITY . . . . . . . . . . 3a
14,000,000
NONE
509(A)
75,000
MEMPHIS CITY SCHOOL52597 AVERY AVENUE MEMPHIS,TN 38112
NONE
170(C)(1)
8,500,000
NONE
170(C)(1)
1,354,624
MEMPHIS CITY SCHOOLS FOUNDATION2597 AVERY AVENUE MEMPHIS,TN 38112
NONE
509(A)(1)
60,000
MERCY CORPS45 SWANKENY PORTLAND,OR 97204
NONE
509(A)(1)
800,000
MERCY CORPS45 SWANKENY PORTLAND,OR 97204
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,810,914
MERIDIAN INSTITUTEPO BOX 1829 DILLON,CO 80435
NONE
509(A)(1)
57,821
MERIDIAN INSTITUTEPO BOX 1829 DILLON,CO 80435
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,375,251
METROPOLITAN FAMILY SERVICE 1808 SE BELMONT ST PORTLAND,OR 97214 MEX AM LEGAL DEFENSE AND EDU FUND634 S SPRING STREET 11TH FLOOR LOS ANGELES,CA 90014 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITYPO BOX 439 HARRISON,MI 486250439
NONE
509(A)(1)
45,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
207,841
NONE
509(A)(1)
62,479
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITYPO BOX 439 HARRISO N, MI 486250439
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,223,592
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITYPO BOX 439 HARRISON,MI 486250439
NONE
509(A)(1)
647,894
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,523,354
Total .
3,055,067,596

status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO DEVELOP OPEN EDUCATION RESOURCES TO IMPROVE CURRICULA AT THE MSC LEVEL IN AFRICA TO ADDRESS THE LACK OF INSURANCE AVAILABILITY AMONG THE POOR BY CREATING AND REFINING VARIOUS MICROINSURANCE PRODUCTS, EXPLORING COST-EFFECTIVE DELIVERY MECHANISMS, AND SCALING OUTREACH FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
241,922
MICRO ENSURE LLC2122 YORK ROAD SUITE 340 OAK BROOK,IL 60523
NONE
509(A)(1)
7,133,668
MICRO FINANCE INFO EXCHANGE INC1901 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NW SUITE 307 WASHINGTON,DC 20006 MICRO SAVE INDIA FOUNDATION C-34 E- PARK MAHANAGAR EXTENSION LUCKNOW,UP 226006 IN
NONE
509(A)(1)
800,000
NONE
FOREIGN NON-EXEMPT
TO OPTIMIZE THE PROVISION OF HIGHIMPACT, SCALABLE MICRO FINANCE PRODUCTS AND IMPROVE OUTREACH/EFFICIENCY TO REACH GREATER SCALE IN INDIA TO SUPPORT THE EXPANSION OF NEW EARLY COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOLS FOR AT-RISK YOUTH
1,328,006
MIDDLE COLLEGE HS NATL CONSORTIUM47-09 30TH STREET SUITE 600 LONG ISLAND CITY, NY 11101 MIDWESTERN HIGHER EDU COMMISSION1300 S SECOND ST SUITE 130 MINNEAPOLIS, MN 554541079 MIGRATION POLICY INSTITUTE 1400 16TH ST NW SUITE 300 WASHINGTON,DC 20036
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,423,840
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT A PLANNING PROJECT
100,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO EXAMINE LONG-JOB LADDER SECTORS TO SEE HOW ADULT CHILDREN OF IMMIGRANTS FARE, USE A NUMBER OF DATA SETS TO EXAMINE FIRST- AND SECOND-GENERATION IMMIGRANTS NATIONWIDE AND IN KEY STUDY STATES, AND EXPLORE SYSTEMIC REFORMS NEEDED TO SUPPORT A CASSAVA RESEARCH PROGRAM
545,840
MIKOCHENI AGRICU RESEARCH INSTSAM NUJOMA ROAD BOX 6226 DARES SALAAM BO56662 TZ MILITARY CHILD EDUCATION COALITION108 EAST FM 2410 SUITED HARKER HEIGHTS,TX 76548
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
390,037
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO CREATE AN ALLIANCE WITH ACHIEVE AND OTHER NATIONAL PARTNERS TO SUPPORT ADP COMMON CORE MATH STANDARDS, IDENTIFY MIDDLE SCHOOL SUPPORTING CONTENT CRITICAL FOR MOBILE STUDENTS, AND CREATE TRAINING MODULES ACCESSIBLE TO PARENTS, STUDENTS, AND EDUCATORS TO SUPPORT THE EXPLORATION O F CATALYTIC CAPITAL MARKET SOLUTIONS TO LEVERAGE AID AND STIMULATE INVESTMENT IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES TO IMPLEMENT A PROGRAM TO INCREASE ACCESS TO COMPUTERS AND THE INTERNET IN BULGARIAN PUBLIC LIBRARIES, AND PROVIDE TRAINING AND SUPPORT SERVICES FOR LIBRARIANS AND LIBRARY USERS TO IMPLEMENT A PROGRAM TO PROVIDE PUBLIC ACCESS COMPUTERS WITH INTERNET ACCESS IN LITHUANIAN PUBLIC LIBRARIES AND TO TEST AND REFINE PROGRAM COMPONENTS FOR FUTURE COUNTRIES TO SUPPORT PILOTING AND PLANNING FOR A PUBLIC ACCESS COMPUTING PROGRAM IN PUBLIC LIBRARIES IN VIETNAM TO STRENGTHEN THE QUALITY AND QUANTITY OF REPORTING ON ISSUES RELATED TO THE NATION'S LOWCOLLEGE COMPLETION RATES FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
136,087
MILKEN INSTITUTE1250 FOURTH STREET SANTA MONICA,CA 90401
NONE
509(A)(1)
295,000
MIN OF CULTURE OF RPBLC BULGARIABUL AL STAMBOLIISKI 17 MIN CULTURE SOFIA BG1040 BU
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
4,044,049
MINISTRY OF CULTURE LITUANIA J BASANAVICIUAUS ST 5 VILNIUS LT01118 LH
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
2,050,000
MINISTRY OF INFO AND COMM VIETNAM18 NGUYEN DU STR HANOI VM
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
490,990
MINNESOTA PUBLIC RADIO480 CEDAR ST ST PAUL, MN 55101
NONE
509(A)(1)
301,768
MINORITY EXEC DIR COALITION KING COPO BOX 3064 SEATTLE, WA 98114 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)
5,000
3a
3,055,067,596

MISSOURI STATE LIBRARY600 WEST MAIN STREET JEFFERSON CITY,MO 65102
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO IMPROVE TECHNOLOGY ACCESS IN LIBRARIES SERVING LOW-INCOME PATRONS AND ESTABLISH SUSTAINABLE LOCAL FUNDING TO SUPPORT THE ONGOING PROVISION OF THIS SERVICE TO SUPPORT A FOSTER YOUTH LEADERSHIP PROGRAM
664,032
MOCKINGBIRD SOCIETY2100 24TH AVE S SUITE 240 SEATTLE, WA 98144 MOLECMO NANO BIOTECH NO LO GIES137 BUSSEY STREET SUITE 1 DEDHAM,MA 02026
NONE
509(A)(1)
135,000
NONE
US NONEXEMPT
"TARGETING THE INTRACELLULAR TRANSPORT OF HIV AS A NOVEL ANTIVIRAL APPROACH"ALI MUNAWAROFMOLECMO NANOBIOTECHNOLOGIES IN THE U S AIMS TO IDENTIFY THE SPECIFIC PROTEIN THAT ENABLES THE HIV VIRUS TO ACCESS VARIOUS SITES WITHIN THE HOST CELL FOR REPLICATION IDENTIFICATION OF THIS PROTEIN WILL ADVANCE THE DEVELOPMENTOFA NOVEL CLASS OF SMALL MOLECULE INHIBITORS THAT DISRUPT THE HIV LIFE CYCLE FASSLI COULIBALY OF MONASH UNIVERSITY IN AUSTRALIA WILL DESIGN A NOVEL VACCINE PLATFORM BASED ON PROTEIN MICRO CRYSTALS PRODUCED BY INSECT VIRUSES COULIBALY WILL ENGINEER VACCINES THAT UTILIZE THIS STABLE STRUCTURE TO PRESENT MULTIPLE ANTIGENS WITH A SLOWRELEASE DELIVERY, AND WILL TEST THEIR ABILITY TO INDUCE A VIGOROUS IMMUNE RESPONSE WITHOUT THE NEED FOR REFRIGERATED VACCINE STORAGE LITTLE IS KNOWN ABOUT THE ROLE TASTE PLAYS IN THE MOSQUITO FEEDING PROCESS PAUL BRESLIN OF THE MONELL CHEMICAL SENSE CENTER IN THE UNITED STATES WILL TEST THE SENSITIVITY OFTHE MOSQUITO TASTE SYSTEM TO HUMAN SKIN COMPOUNDS IN AN EFFORT TO IDENTIFY KEY COMPOUNDS THAT CUE THE INSECTS TO ACCEPTOR REJECT BLOOD MEALS FROM HUMANS TO SUPPORT A PLANNING PROJECT TO (1) DEVELOP EFFECTIVE, ONLINE INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS FOR POSTSECONDARY DEVELOPMENTAL MATH COURSES AND (2) CONSTRUCT A BUSINESS PLAN TO ENSURE DISTRIBUTION, SCALING, AND SUSTAINABILITY OF THESE MATERIALS TO INTEGRATE THE LATEST DEVELOPMENTS IN COGNITIVE AND LEARNING SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY TO DEVELOP AND SCALE MORE EFFECTIVE DEVELOPMENTAL MATH COURSE PRODUCTS TO PROVIDE A PATHWAY TO SELECT METHODS TO DETECT CARRIAGE OF MULTIPLE SEROTYPE OF STREPTOCOCCUS PNEUMONIAE THAT CAN BE USED IN RESOURCE-POOR COUNTRIES TO FACILITATE MONITORING OF THE IMPACT OF INTRODUCING PNEUMOCOCCAL VACCINATION TO PROVIDE SOLUTIONS TO THE PROBLEM OF HIV AND HOST GENETIC DIVERSITY TO HIV VACCINE DEVELOPMENT TO INCREASE COMMUNITY AWARENESS OF--AND INVOLVEMENT IN--THE PROCESS OF EDUCATING THE CHILDREN IN NEWYORK CITY BY UTILIZING THE STRENGTHS OF COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS AND INSTITUTIONS FOR CAPACITY BUILDING
89,766
MONASH UNIVERSITYMONASH UNIVERSITY CLAYTON 03800 AS
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
100,000
MONELL CHEMICAL SENSES CENTER3500 MARKET STREET PHILADELPHIA,PA 19104
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
MONTEREY INST FOR TECH AND EDU3 BEACH WAY MONTEREY,CA 93940
NONE
4942(J)(3)
509,444
NONE
4942(J)(3)
1,693,776
MURDOCH CHILDRENS RESEARCH INSTROYAL CHILDRENS HOSP FLEMINGTON RD PARKVILLE 03052 AS
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
625,479
MURDOCH UNIVERSITYMURDOCH UNIVERSITY SOUTH STREET PERTH 06150 AS
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
1,525,140
N Y C MISSION SOCIETY105 EAST 22ND STREET N EW YORK, NY 10010
NONE
509(A)(1)
87,484
NAACP4805 MT HOPE DRIVE BALTIMORE, MD 21215 NAACP4805 MT HOPE DRIVE BALTIMORE,MD 21215 NALEO EDUCATION FUND1122 W WASHINGTON BLVD 3RD FLOOR LOS ANGELES,CA 90015 NATIONAL ACADEMY FOUNDATION39 BROADWAY SUITE 1640 NEW YORK,NY 10006
NONE
509(A)(1)
325,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT TO PARTICIPATE IN THE CAMPAIGN FOR HIGH SCHOOL EQUITY
175,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
268,199
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT FIVE YEAR CAPACITY BUILDING PLANS TO IMPROVE PERFORMANCE OF EXISTING CAREER ACADEMIES, STRATEGICALLY ADD NEW ACADEMIES TO THE NETWORK, AND ULTIMATELY SERVE A LARGE NUMBER OF ACADEMIES ACROSS THE COUNTRY TO LAUNCH ACADEMIES OF ENGINEERING IN URBAN CENTERS ACROSS THE U S
661,933
NATIONAL ACADEMY FOUNDATION39 BROADWAY SUITE 1640 NEWYORK,NY 10006 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)
735,881
. 1113a
3,055,067,596

NATIONAL ACADEMY FOUNDATION39 BROADWAY SUITE 1640 NEWYORK,NY 10006
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT THE CREATION OF NEW CAREER-THEMED SMALL SCHOOLS IN NYC AS A PART OF THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION'S CHILDREN FIRST REFORM EFFORT TO ENABLE AFRICAN SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITIES TO PROVIDE EDUCATION IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST
438,192
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCESOFFICE OF DEVELOPMENT NAS 052 500 5TH ST NW WASHINGTON,DC 20001 NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCESOFFICE OF DEVELOPMENT NAS 052 500 5TH ST NW WASHINGTON,DC 20001 NATIONAL ASSN OF STREET SCHOOL51567 MARION STREET DENVER,CO 80218
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,201,072
NONE
509(A)(1)
50,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO IMPLEMENT DATA COLLECTION SYSTEMS AND STRONGER COLLEGE AND CAREER READINESS/TRANSITION PLANS AND PRACTICES ACROSS THE NASS NETWORK IN SUPPORT OF IMPROVED STUDENT OUTCOMES AND SYSTEMS FOR SUSTAINABILITY FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
357,923
NATIONAL BUREAU OF ASIAN RESEARCH1215 4TH AVENUE SUITE 1600 SEATTLE,WA 981611011 NATIONAL BUREAU OF ASIAN RESEARCH1215 4TH AVENUE SUITE 1600 SEATTLE,WA 981611011
NONE
509(A)(1)
9,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT THE PACIFIC HEALTH SUMMIT TO FOSTER IMPROVEMENTS IN GLOBAL HEALTH BY EFFECTIVE UTILIZATION OF SCIENTIFIC ADVANCES AIMED AT HEALTH PROMOTION AND DISEASE PREVENTION TO SUPPORT A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
250,000
NATIONAL BUREAU OF ASIAN RESEARCH1215 4TH AVENUE SUITE 1600 SEATTLE,WA 981611011 NATIONAL CENTER FOR STATE COURTS300 NEWPORT AVENUE WILLIAMSBURG,VA 23185
NONE
509(A)(1)
500,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT A PILOT PROGRAM THAT WILL EXPLORE WAYS TO ENABLE PUBLIC LIBRARIANS TO BETTER SUPPORT PATRONS IN ACCESSING VITAL LEGAL SERVICES THROUGH THE PUBLIC LIBRARY TO PARTICIPATE IN THE MATHEMATICS ASSESSMENT FOR LEARNING PHASE ONE PROJECT THAT WILL HELP A SELECT NUMBER OF DISTRICTS AND SCHOOL NETWORKS GET READY TO USE THE NEW INSTRUCTIONAL/ASSESSMENT TOOLS UNDER DEVELOPMENT BY THE MATH DESIGN COLLABORATIVE TO INCREASE LATINO GRADUATION RATES BY ADVOCATING FOR IMPROVED ASSESSMENT PRACTICES, MEANINGFUL AND FAIR ACCOUNTABILITY SYSTEMS, AND THE STRENGTHENING OF FEDERAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS AND POLICIES SERVING HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TO SUPPORT NATIONAL COUNCIL OF LA RAZA'S NATIONAL EDUCATION POLICY ADVOCACY EFFORTS TO PROVIDE RESEARCHERS, POLICYMAKERS AND THE PUBLIC ACCESS TO THE COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENTS NEGOTIATED BETWEEN TEACHERS AND SCHOOL DISTRICTS TO IMPROVE TRANSPARENCY AND DISTRICT PRACTICES AROUND COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AND STATE POLICY RELATED TO HUMAN CAPITAL TO COMPLETE A SYSTEMATIC REVIEWOFTHE EVIDENCE ON HOWTO IMPROVE HEALTH WORKER PERFORMANCE IN LOWAND MIDDLE INCOME COUNTRIES, AND TO DISSEMINATE FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS TO POLICY MAKERS AND PRACTITIONERS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE CAMPAIGN FOR HIGH SCHOOL EQUITY COALITION AND RAISE PUBLIC AWARENESS TO ISSUES AND SOLUTIONS TO IMPROVE GRADUATION AND COLLEGE READINESS OF STUDENTS OF COLOR . . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
90,000
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF LA RAZA RAUL YZAGUIRRE BUILDING 1126 16TH STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20036
NONE
509(A)(1)
322,103
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF LA RAZA RAUL YZAGUIRRE BUILDING 1126 16TH STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20036
NONE
509(A)(1)
397,231
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF LA RAZA RAUL YZAGUIRRE BUILDING 1126 16TH STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20036 NATIONAL COUNCIL ON TEACHER QUALITY1341 G STREET NW SUITE 720 WASHINGTON,DC 20005
NONE
509(A)(1)
434,334
NONE
509(A)(2)
630,882
NATIONAL COUNCIL ON TEACHER QUALITY1341 G STREET NW SUITE 720 WASHINGTON,DC 20005
NONE
509(A)(2)
1,210,790
NATIONAL FOUNDATION FOR THE CDC55 PARK PLACE SUITE 400 ATLANTA,GA 30303
NONE
509(A)(1)
225,000
NATIONAL INDIAN EDUCATION ASSOC110 MARYLAND AVENUE NE SUITE 104 WASHINGTON,DC 20002
NONE
509(A)(1)
161,913
Total .
3,055,067,596

NATIONAL INDIAN EDUCATION ASSOC110 MARYLAND AVENUE NE SUITE 104 WASHINGTON,DC 20002 NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTHBLDG 31 ROOM 2A32 MSC 2425 31 CENTER DRIVE BETHESDA,MD 208922425
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO CONTINUE PARTICIPATION IN CAMPAIGN FOR HIGH SCHOOL EQUITY
266,121
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO CONVENE AN INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE TO DEVELOP A UNIFIED APPROACH FOR THE DISCOVERY, DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF BIOMARKERS TO ASSESS MICRO NUTRIENT EXPOSURE, STATUS, AND FUNCTION/EFFECT BECAUSE LEISHMANIA IS TRANSMITTED TO HUMANS WHEN SAND FLIES FEED ON HUMANS, SHADEN KAMHAWI OFTHE NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH IN THE U S PROPOSESTO DEVELOP A NOVEL VACCINE AGAINST SALIVARY PROTEINS OF SAND FL IES WITH THE AIM TO INDUCE A STRONG IMMUNE RESPONSE AGAINST THE PARASITE TO SUPPORT AND ACCELERATE THE WORK OF TEAMS OF MUNICIPAL LEADERS, COMMUNITY COLLEGES AND OTHER POSTSECONDARY INSTITUTIONS, AND OTHER PARTNERS IN SELECTED COMMUNITIES IN EFFORTS TO INCREASE POSTSECONDARY CREDENTIAL COMPLETION AMONG LOW-INCOME YOUNG ADULTS TO SUPPORT SCHOLARSHIPS AND INTERPRETATION FOR THE CONSAL XIV GENERAL CONFERENCE TO DEVELOP AND PILOT A NEW WEB-BASED SOCIAL NETWORK OF DIASPORA AND OTHERS IN THE U S CONNECTED TO RURAL AFRICAN COMMUNITIES TO FURTHER DEVELOP AND OPERATIONALLY EXPAND A NEW WEB-BASED SOCIAL NETWORK FOR ADDRESSING THE NEEDS OF RURAL AGRICULTURAL COMMUNITIES IN SUBSAHARAN AFRICA TO BRING DEVELOPING COUNTRY JOURNALISTS TO THE ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL AIDS SOCIETY CONFERENCE AND PROVIDE TRAINING ON HIV/AIDS REPORTING TO SUPPORT COVERAGE OF EDUCATION ISSUES ON NPR PROGRAMS, INCLUDING THE "MORNING EDITION" AND ALL THINGS CONSIDERED" MICHEL GILBERT OF THE NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL CANADA WILL USE THE SINGLE-CELLED MICROORGANISM T ACIDOPHILUM TO PRODUCE HIV PROTEINS WITH UNIQUE SUGAR RESIDUES FOUND ONLY IN ARC HAEBACTERIA SUCH AS T ACIDOPHILUM BY MODIFYING THESE GLYCAN STRUCTURES TO ONES NOT RECOGNIZED BY HUMANS, GILBERT HOPES TO ELICIT A STRONGER IMMUNE RESPONSE AGAINST THE VIRUS TO PROMOTE THE EFFECTIVE USE OF DATA IN SCHOOL-BOARD DECISION MAKING BY DESIGNING TRAINING MODULES, MATERIALS, AND DATA TOOLS TO BE FIELD-TESTED TO BUILD A FOUNDATION FOR GENERATING SUSTAINABLE, SCIENCEBASED SOLUTIONS TO PROBLEMS OF SMALLHOLDER AGRICULTURE IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, TESTING INNOVATIVE HYPOTHESES LEADING TO NOVEL AND CREATIVE APPROACHES AND TECHNOLOGIES TO ENHANCE THE NATION'S ABILITY TO TRACK STUDENTS FROM SECONDARY EDUCATION TO POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION AND PROVIDE REPORTS ON THE COLLEGE ACCESS, RETENTION, AND COMPLETION OF STUDENTS AT THE LOCAL, DISTRICT, STATE, AND NATIONAL LEVEL FOR CONFERENCE SUPPORT
49,992
NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTHFOGARTY INTERNATIONAL CENTER BUILDING 31 ROOM B2C02 BETHESDA,MD 208912220
NONE
170(C)(1)
100,000
NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES INSTITUTE1301 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW WASHINGTON,DC 200041763
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 1
597,704
NATIONAL LIBRARY OF VIETNAM 31 TRANG THI STREET HANOI VM
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
22,608
NATIONAL PEACE CORPS ASSOCIATION 1900 L STREET NW SUITE 404 WASHINGTON,DC 200365002
NONE
509(A)(1)
497,430
NATIONAL PEACE CORPS ASSOCIATION1900 L STREET NW SUITE 404 WASHINGTON,DC 200365002
NONE
509(A)(1)
498,693
NATIONAL PRESS FOUNDATION 1211 CONNECTICUT AVE NW SUITE 310 WASHINGTON,DC 20036
NONE
509(A)(2)
358,442
NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO INC635 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW WASHINGTON,DC 200013753
NONE
509(A)(1)
250,000
NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL OF CANADA100 SUSSEX DRIVE OTTAWA,ON K1AOR6 CA
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
100,000
NATIONAL SCHOOL BOARDS FOUNDATION1680 DUKE STREET ALEXANDRIA,VA 223143493
NONE
509(A)(1)
621,956
NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION4201 WILSON BOULEVARD ARLINGTON,VA 22230
NONE
170(C)(1)
13,019,865
NATIONAL STUDENT CLEARINGHOUSE2300 DULLES STATION BLVD SUITE 300 HERNDON,VA 20171
NONE
501(C)(6)
1,431,819
NATIONAL URBAN FELLOWS INC 102 WEST 38TH STREET SUITE 700 NEWYORK,NY 10018 NATIONAL URBAN LEAGUE INC 120 WALL ST NEWYORK,NY 10005
NONE
509(A)(1)
15,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO PARTICIPATE IN THE CAMPAIGN FOR HIGH SCHOOL EQUITY COALITION AND RAISE PUBLIC AWARENESS TO ISSUES AND SOLUTIONS TO IMPROVE GRADUATION AND COLLEGE READINESS OF STUDENTS OF COLOR . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
90,525
Total .
3,055,067,596

NATIONAL URBAN LEAGUE INC 120 WALL ST NEWYORK,NY 10005
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO PROVIDE PROJECT SUPPORT TO NULTO MORE EFFECTIVELY LEVERAGE ITS AFFILIATE NETWORK, INTRODUCE COMMON (NATIONAL) POLICY GOALS AND OBJECTIVES, AND INVOLVE LOCAL AND STATE NUL LEADERS IN THE NATIONAL FEDERAL ADVOCACY WORK OF THE CAMPAIGN FOR HIGH SCHOOL EQUITY TO SUPPORT INCREASED ACCESS TO THE EARNED INCOME TAX CREDIT AND OTHER PUBLIC BENEFITS FOR NATIVE AMERICANS, LATINOS, ASIAN/PACIFIC ISLANDER, AND EASTERN EUROPEAN IMMIGRANTS IN PORTLAND, OREGON TO SUPPORT PROGRAMS TO ENCOURAGE NATIVE AMERICAN YOUTH TO COMPLETE HIGH SCHOOL AND ATTEND COLLEGE TO ADVANCE A NEW FRAMEWORK FOR ENDING FAMILY HOMELESSNESS
400,000
NATIVE AM YOUTH AND FAMILY CENTER5135 NE COLUMBIA BLVD PORTLAND,OR 97218
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
NATIVE AMER YOUTH FAMILY CENTER5135 NE COLUMBIA BLVD PORTLAND,OR 97219
NONE
509(A)(1)
75,000
NATL ALLIANCE TO END HOMELESSNESS1518 K STREET NW SUITE 410 WASHINGTON,DC 20005 NATL ALLNC FOR PUBLIC CHARTER SCHLS1101 15TH ST NW SUITE 1010 WASHINGTON,DC 20005 NATL ALLNC FOR PUBLIC CHARTER SCHLS1101 15TH ST NW SUITE 1010 WASHINGTON,DC 20005 NATL ALLNC FOR PUBLIC CHARTER SCHLS1101 15TH ST NW SUITE 1010 WASHINGTON,DC 20005
NONE
509(A)(1)
125,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO PROVIDE GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT FOR CONTINUED GROWTH OF THE CHARTER INDUSTRY FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
500,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,500,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO BUILD CHARTER SCHOOL "INDUSTRY" INFRASTRUCTURE INCLUDING STATE ORGANIZATIONS, HUMAN CAPITAL ASSESSMENT (LEADERSHIP AND DIVERSITY) TO CONTINUE WORK SUPPORTING STATE POLICY INITIATIVES TO TRANSFORM THE NATION'S HIGH SCHOOLS FOR STUDENT SUCCESS TO CONVENE REGIONAL MEETINGS OF POLICYMAKERS AND LEADERS TO INCREASE MEMBER KNOWLEDGE AROUND THE COMMON CORE STANDARDS TO DEFINE AND MAP THE MULTIPLE PATHWAYS THAT LEAD TO GREEN CREDENTIALS THAT HAVE VALUE IN THE LABOR MARKET TO ENGAGE LEADING US AND AFRICAN ECONOMISTS IN ANALYZING RECENT SUCCESSES AND FAILURES IN AFRICA AND TO EXAMINE SUCCESSES FOR GREATER SCALABILITY IN AFRICA TO EXTEND THE DATA QUALITY CAMPAIGN TO LEVERAGE DATA INFRASTRUCTURE, EMPHASIZE EFFECTIVE DATA USE AND SUPPORTIVE POLICY TO IMPROVE SYSTEM AND STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
2,007,207
NATL ASSN OF STATE BOARDS OF EDU2121 CRYSTAL DR SUITE 350 ARLINGTON,VA 22202
NONE
509(A)(2)
263,746
NATL ASSN OF STATE BOARDS OF EDU2121 CRYSTAL DR SUITE 350 ARLINGTON,VA 22202
NONE
509(A)(2)
450,675
NATL ASSN SVC CONSERVATION CORP5666 ELEVENTH ST NW SUITE 1000 WASHINGTON,DC 20001
NONE
509(A)(1)
191,501
NATL BUREAU OF ECONOMIC RESEARCH1050 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE CAMBRIDGE,MA 02138
NONE
509(A)(1)
947,246
NATL CENTER FOR EDU ACHIEVEMENT4030 2 W BRAKER LANE SUITE 200 AUSTIN,TX 78759
NONE
509(A)(2)
1,652,663
NATL CMTEE FOR RESPONSIVE PHLTHPY1331 H STREET NW SUITE 200 WASHINGTON,DC 20005 NATL COMM TEACHING AMERICA'S FUTURE2100 M STREET NW SUITE 660 WASHINGTON,DC 20037
NONE
509(A)(2)
100,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO ANALYZE NATIONAL, STATE AND DISTRICT RETIREMENT AND PENSION DATA AND POLICIES TO INFORM EDUCATION WORKFORCE DECISIONS AND POLICY OPTIONS TO STRENGTHEN STATE LEGISLATORS' EXPERTISE AND CAPACITY FOR MOVING FORWARD WITH COLLEGE-READY POLICIES AND BRING LEGISLATIVE INFORMATION AND INTELLIGENCE TO THE NATIONAL EDUCATION COLLABORATIVE AND GATES GRANTEE NETWORK . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
221,755
NATL CONFERNC OF STATE LEGISLATURES7700 EAST FIRST PLACE DENVER,CO 80230
NONE
170(C)(1)
247,302
Total .
3,055,067,596

NATL CONGRESS OF AM INDIANS FUND1516 P STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20005
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(2)
TO IMPROVE DATA COLLECTION FORTHE CENSUS AND TRIBAL UNEMPLOYMENT TO EXPAND THE AVAILABILITY OF DATA FOR TRIBA L, STATE, A N D FEDERAL POLICYMAKERS TO SUPPORT IMPLEMENTATION OFA STRATEGIC PLAN FOR NATIONAL PTAS TO PROMOTE COLLEGEREADINESS, AND HIGHER STUDENT PERFORMANCE OUTCOMES FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
50,000
NATL CONGRESS OF PARENTS TEACHERS541 NORTH FAIRBANKS COURT SUITE 1300 CHICAGO,IL 606113396
NONE
509(A)(2)
1,000,000
NATL CTR FOR FAMILY PHILANTHROPHY1101 CONNECTICUT AVE NW SUITE 220 WASHINGTON,DC 20036 NATL CTR FOR HIGHER ED MGT SYSTEMS3035 CENTER GREEN DRIVE SUITE 150 BO ULDER, CO 803012251
NONE
509(A)(1)
200,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO FUND RESEARCH ABOUT EFFECTIVE STATE POLICIES FOR ADULTS RE-ENTERING POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION, IDENTIFICATION OF EFFECTIVE STATES, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND IDENTIFICATION OF BETTER DATA POINTS TO SCOPE THIS POPULATION TO GUIDE AND INFORM ASSESSMENT TOOLS AND RESOURCES TO PLAN FORTHE EXPANSION OF BOARD EXAMINATION SYSTEMS IN A SUBSET O F STATES
250,000
NATL CTR IMPROVEMENT OF EDU ASSMTPO BOX 351 DOVER,NH 03821 NATL CTR ON EDU AND THE ECONOMY2000 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NW SUITE 5300 WASHINGTON,DC 20006 NATL GOV ASSN CTR BEST PRACTICES444 N CAPITOL ST SUITE 267 WASHINGTON,DC 200011512
NONE
509(A)(2)
1,070,243
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,500,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO HELP GOVERNORS IMPROVE COLLEGE AND CAREER READY RATES AND MAKE STATE EDUCATION SYSTEMS INTERNATIONALLY COMPETITIVE TO BUILD CAPACITY AND AWARENESS AMONG GOVERNORS AROUND POSTSECONDARY GOALS TO ADDRESS INTERACTIONS BETWEEN IRON STATUS AND SUPPLEMENTATION AND MALARIA,AND DEVELOP A PROCESS FOR CREATING SUSTAINABLE AND SAFE INTERVENTIONS TO AMELIORATE IRON MALNUTRITION, PARTICULARLY IN HIGH MALARIA PREVALENCE AREAS TO REDUCE THE TIME AND COST FOR TRIALS OF VACCINES AGAINST BACTERIAL PNEUMONIA TO FOSTER COMMUNICATION AND COLLABORATION EFFORTS OF LEADING EDUCATION FOUNDATIONS RELATIVE TO THE EDUCATION REFORM OPPORTUNITIES PHILIP I SHAW OF THAILAND'S NATIONAL CENTER FOR GENETIC ENGINEERING AND BIOTECHNOLOGY WILL SEEK TO IDENTIFY POTENTIAL DRUG TARGETS AND VACCINE ANTIGENS IN THE MALARIA PARASITE USING A NOVEL TECHNOLOGY TO REDUCE SPECIFIC GENE EXPRESSION BY FUSING A NATURAL GENETIC "RIBOSWITCH" ONTO GENE TARGETS, THE TEAM WILL ATTEMPT TO ATTENUATE GENE EXPRESSION AND THEREBY DETERMINE GENE FUNCTION BONGKOCH TARNCHOMPOO OFTHE NATIONAL CENTER FOR GENETIC ENGINEERING AND BIOTECHNOLOGY IN THAILAND WILL ATTEMPT TO DEVELOP AND TEST A NOVEL DRUG THAT BINDS TO THE TWO PATHWAYS USED BY THE DHFR ENZYME IN P FALCIPARUM TO MUTATE BY TETHERING THESE ACTIVE SITES, THE DUAL-BINDING DRUG WILL SUPPRESS THE DEVELOPMENT OF RESISTANCE TO ANTIMALARIAL DRUGS TO SUPPORT THE EXPANSION OF SECOND GENERATION STUDENT TRACKER FOR HIGH SCHOOLS TO CONDUCT RESEARCH AND PLAN FOR 8TH TO 9TH GRADE TRANSITION PROGRAMS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THREE SCHOOL DISTRICTS . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
1,018,087
NATL GOV ASSN CTR BEST PRACTICES444 N CAPITOL ST SUITE 267 WASHINGTON,DC 200011512 NATL INST CHILD HEALTH HUMAN DEVTBUILDING 31 ROOM 2A03 31 CENTER DR MSC 2425 BETHESDA,MD 208922425
NONE
509(A)(1)
308,535
NONE
170(C)(1)
2,763,649
NATL INST FOR HEALTH AND WELFAREMANNERHEIMINTIE 166 HELSINKI 00300 FI NATL PUBLIC EDU SUPPORT FUND 3205 R STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20007
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
1,930,781
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 1
75,350
NATL SCIENCE AND TECH DEV AGENCY113 THAILAND SCI PK PHAHOLYOTHIN RD PATHUMTHANI 12120 TH
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
100,000
NATL SCIENCE AND TECH DEV AGENCY113 THAILAND SCI PK PHAHOLYOTHIN RD PATHUMTHANI 12120 TH
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
100,000
NATL STUDENT CLEARINGHOUSE RSCH CTR2300 DULLES STATION BLVD SUITE 300 HERNDON,VA 20171 NATL SUMMER LEARNING ASSOCIATION800 WYMAN PARK DRIVE SUITE 110 BALTIMORE,MD 21211
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 1
601,831
NONE
509(A)(1)
400,366
Total .
3,055,067,596

NATL YOUTH EMPLOYMENT COALITION INC1836 JEFFERSON PL NW WASHINGTON,DC 20036
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO BUILD THE CAPACITY OF PILOT SITES TO SUPPORT FORMERLY DISCONNECTED YOUTH/YOUNG ADULTS TO ATTAIN A POSTSECONDARY CREDENTIAL TO ESTABLISH ADDITIONAL REDESIGNED HIGH SCHOOLS
1,648,081
NC NEW SCHOOLS PROJECT INC 4600 MARRIOTT DRIVE SUITE 510 RALEIGH,NC 27612 NC NEW SCHOOLS PROJECT INC 4600 MARRIOTT DRIVE SUITE 510 RALEIGH,NC 27612
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,120,411
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO PROVIDE QUALITY INFORMATION TO SCHOOLS BASED ON CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL QUALITY REVIEWS, BUILD CAPACITY THROUGH AN EXECUTIVE COACHING PROCESS AND ALIGN WORK OF INSTRUCTIONAL COACHES TO SQR DATA TO IMPROVE TECHNOLOGY ACCESS IN LIBRARIES SERVING LOW-INCOME PATRONS AND ESTABLISH SUSTAINABLE LOCAL FUNDING TO SUPPORT THE ONGOING PROVISION OF THIS SERVICE FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
712,877
NEBRASKA LIBRARY COMMISSION 1200 N STREET SUITE 120 LINCOLN,NE 68508
NONE
170(C)(1)
150,571
NEIGHBORHOOD FUNDERS GROUP 1301 CONNECTICUT AVENUE SUITE 500 WASHINGTON,DC 20036 NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSEINC7780 SW CAPITOL HIGHWAY PORTLAND,OR 97219 NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSEINC905 SPRUCE ST SUITE 200 SEATTLE, WA 981042474 NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE INC905 SPRUCE ST SUITE 200 SEATTLE,WA 981042474 NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE INC905 SPRUCE ST SUITE 200 SEATTLE,WA 981042474
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)
500
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FOR THE HIGH POINT NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER TO SUPPORT A SCHOOLCENTERED PROGRAM AIMED AT PROVIDING SOCIAL SERVICES TO CHILDREN WITH BEHAVIORAL CHALLENGES TO SUPPORT A SCHOOLBASED SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND VIOLENCE PREVENTION PROGRAM TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR FAMILY HOMELESSNESS IN CLARK, WASHINGTON, CLACKAMAS,AND MULTNOMAH COUNTIES TO LEAD A FOUR-STATE EFFORT TO BETTER ALIGN STATE, DISTRICT, AND LOCAL EDUCATION POLICIES TO IMPROVE TECHNOLOGY ACCESS IN LIBRARIES SERVING LOW-INCOME PATRONS AND ESTABLISH SUSTAINABLE LOCAL FUNDING TO SUPPORT THE ONGOING PROVISION OF THIS SERVICE TO SERVE AS A WIDELYAVAILABLE SOURCE OF INFORMATION ON FEDERAL EDUCATION FUNDING TO SUPPORT AN INITIATIVE AIMED AT INCREASING POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION ACCESS AND COMPLETION RATES AMONG LOWER-INCOME, DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS . . . . . . . . . . 3a
400,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
490,000
NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE INC7780 SW CAPITOL HIGHWAY PORTLAND,OR 97219
NONE
509(A)(1)
160,000
NEIGHBORHOOD PARTNERSHIP FUND1020 SWTAYLOR ST SUITE 680 PORTLAND,OR 97205
NONE
509(A)(1)
200,000
NELLIE MAE EDUCATION FOUNDATION INC1250 HANCOCK STREET SUITE 205N QUINCY,MA 02169 NEVADA STATE LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES100 N STEWART ST CARSON CITY,NV 89710
NONE
509(A)(1)
354,061
NONE
170(C)(1)
39,530
NEW AMERICA FOUNDATION1899 L ST NW SUITE 400 WASHINGTON,DC 20036 NEWAMERICA FOUNDATION1899 L ST NW SUITE 400 WASHINGTON,DC 20036
NONE
509(A)(1)
745,300
NONE
509(A)(1)
450,000
Total .
3,055,067,596

NEW FUTURESPO BOX 66958 BURIEN,WA 98166 NEW LEADERS INC30 WEST 26TH STREET 2ND FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10010
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT TO BUILD THE PIPELINE OF OUTSTANDING SECONDARY SCHOOL PRINCIPALS,AND SUPPORT SECONDARY PRINCIPALS AND THEIR SCHOOLS THROUGH THE IMPLEMENTATION OFA SECONDARY REFORM STRATEGY TO SUPPORT COALITIONS OF DISTRICTS, CHARTER, AND/OR NONPROFITS TO DEVELOP STRONG, CROSSSECTOR PROPOSALS FOR THE INVESTING IN INNOVATION STIMULUS FUND AND OTHER COMPETITIVE FEDERAL FUNDS TO SUPORT THE NEW ORLEANS LEARNING OPPORTUNITY CONFERENCE WHICH WILL GATHER NATIONAL FUNDERS AND LOCAL PARTNERS IN THE PUBLIC EDUCATION REFORM MOVEMENT TO LEARN ABOUT NEW O RLEA N'S PROGRESS AND GOALS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL REFORM TO HELP INCUBATE NEW SCHOOLS, SCALE THE PROMISING PRACTICES OF HIGH ACHIEVING URBAN CHARTER SCHOOLS, ENABLE THE EXPANSION OF PREEXISTING GREAT SCHOOLS, AND SUPPORT AN ORDERLY APPROACH TO SCHOOL CLOSURE FOR UNDERPERFORMING SCHOOLS IN NEW ORLEANS TO DEVELOP AN APPLICATION FOR FEDERAL FUNDING UNDER THE AMERICAN RECOVERY AND REINVESTMENT ACT (ARRA), CENTERING ON AN INNOVATION-DRIVEN EFFORT TO SCALE HIGHPERFORMING CHARTER MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATIONS TO SUPPORT THE ANNUAL NEWSCHOOLS' SUMMIT AND PRE-SUMMIT COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE EVENTS TO BUILD COMMUNITIES OF PRACTICE (SHARE LESSONS, CONVENE PRACTITIONERS, AND DEVELOP A WEB-BASED TECHNOLOGY PLATFORM) AND CAPTURE, CODIFY, AND SHARE IMPORTANT INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL TO INFLUENCE THE BROADER ECOSYSTEM TO SUPPORT WORK WITH CHARTER MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATIONS, AND EXTEND THE MODEL OF SCALABLE HIGH QUALITY SCHOOLS THROUGH THE DEVELOPMENT OF HYBRID ORGANIZATIONS TO DEVELOP INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT PLATFORMS, FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT CONTENT, INSTRUCTIONAL RESOURCES AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT TO MANAGE AND OVERSEE THE NATIONAL CMO STUDY, A MAJOR LONGITUDINAL RESEARCH INITIATIVE TO SUPPORT THE DC SCHOOLS FUND, WHICH WILL INCREASE THE NUMBER OF HIGH PERFORMING PUBLIC SCHOOLS, BROADEN EFFECTIVE SUPPORT ORGANIZATIONS, AND BUILD A CONSTITUENCY FOR REFORM IN WASHINGTON, DC TO SUPPORT A COHORTBASED LEADERSHIP PROGRAM FOCUSED ON CULTIVATING AND SUPPORTING ENTREPRENEURIAL LEADERS FOR EDUCATION TO SUPPORT A RESEARCH PROJECT DESIGNED TO ANSWERTWO PRIMARY QUESTIONS, WHAT IS THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WORKING CONDITIONS AS REPORTED BY THE TEACHERS AND TEACHER RETENTION AND WHAT IS THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WORKING CONDITIONS AS REPORTED BY THE TEACHERS AND STUDENT ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT TO FURTHER SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE NORTH CAROLINA NEW TECHNOLOGY HIGH SCHOOL NETWORK TO SUSTAIN CURRENT PROGRESS AND SIGNIFICANTLY IMPROVE COLLEGE-READY GRADUATION RATES FOR LOW INCOME AND MINORITY STUDENTS . . . . . . . . . . 3a
9,800
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,173,290
NEW SCHOOLS FOR NEW ORLEANS INC200 BROADWAY ST SUITE 108 NEWORLEANS,LA 70118
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
NEW SCHOOLS FOR NEW ORLEANS INC200 BROADWAY ST SUITE 108 NEW ORLEANS,LA 70118
NONE
509(A)(1)
50,000
NEW SCHOOLS FOR NEW ORLEANS INC200 BROADWAY ST SUITE 108 NEWORLEANS,LA 70118
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,679,336
NEW SCHOOLS FUND49 STEVENSON STREET SUITE 575 SAN FRANCISCO,CA 94105
NONE
509(A)(1)
246,070
NEW SCHOOLS FUND49 STEVENSON STREET SUITE 575 SAN FRANCISCO,CA 94105 NEW SCHOOLS FUND49 STEVENSON STREET SUITE 575 SAN FRANCISCO,CA 94105
NONE
509(A)(1)
541,134
NONE
509(A)(1)
250,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
7,136,200
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,438,574
NEW SCHOOLS FUND49 STEVENSON STREET SUITE 575 SAN FRANCISCO,CA 94105 NEW SCHOOLS FUND49 STEVENSON STREET SUITE 575 SAN FRANCISCO,CA 94105
NONE
509(A)(1)
419,575
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,728,954
NONE
509(A)(1)
250,000
NEWTEACHER CENTER725 FRONT STREET SUITE 400 SANTA CRUZ,CA 95060
NONE
509(A)(1)
494,933
NEWTECHNOLOGY FOUNDATION 1040 MAIN STREET SUITE 302 NAPA,CA 94559
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 1
250,000
Total .
3,055,067,596

NEWYORK UNIV550 FIRST AVENUE GBH-SC1-81 NEWYORK,NY 100166481
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT THE RESEARCH ALLIANCE, WHICH WILL PROVIDE INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL RESEARCHERS TARGETED RESEARCH AND DATA TO SUPPORT INFORMED, DATA-DRIVEN DECISION MAKING REGARDING HOWTO EDUCATE STUDENTS TO SUPPORT DISSEMINATION OF THE RESEARCH FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF PORTFOLIOS OFTHE POOR HOWTHE POOR LIVE ON $2 A DAY IN ORDER TO RAISE AWARENESS OFTHE POOR'S NEED AND DEMAND FOR SAFE PLACES TO SAVE AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR POLICY AND PROGRAMMATIC ACTION TO INVEST IN CHARTER SCHOOL DEVELOPMENT IN NEWARK, NEW JERSEY
948,503
NEWYORK UNIV550 FIRST AVENUE GBH-SC1-81 NEWYORK,NY 100166481
NONE
509(A)(1)
66,220
NEWARK CHARTER SCHOOL FUND INCONE GATEWAY CENTER SUITE 2600 NEWARK,NJ 07102 NOOKSACK VALLEY SCHL DISTRICT 5063326 E BADGER RD EVERSON,WA 98247
NONE
4942(J)(3)
1,600,000
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO DEVELOP A QUALITY EARLY LEARNING SYSTEM IN WHATCOM COUNTY THROUGH BUILDING ON THE SUCCESS AT NOOKSACK VALLEY, FOCUSING ON INCREASING THE KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS OF EARLY CHILDHOOD TEACHERS AND INCREASING SERVICES TO FAMILIES TO ISOLATE PERSISTERS FROM M TUBERCULOSIS AND TEST THEM FOR TOLERANCE TO ANTIBIOTICS FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
239,462
NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY360 HUNTINGTON AVENUE BOSTON,MA 02115
NONE
509(A)(1)
746,602
NORTHWEST AFRICAN AMERICAN MUSEUM2300 S MASSACHUSETTS ST SEATTLE, WA 98144 NORTHWEST ASIAN WEEKLY FOUNDATION412 MAYNARD AVENUE SOUTH PO BOX 3468 SEATTLE, WA 98104 NORTHWEST CENTER7272 W MARGINAL WAY SOUTH SEATTLE, WA 98108 NORTHWEST IMMIGRANT RIGHTS PROJECT615 2ND AVENUE SUITE 400 SEATTLE, WA 98104 NORTHWEST IMMIGRANT RIGHTS PROJECT615 2ND AVENUE SUITE 400 SEATTLE,WA 98104
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
450
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,260
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO PROVIDE CRITICAL IMMIGRATION LEGAL SERVICES TO SURVIVORS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND THEIR CHILDREN WHO ARE CURRENTLY UNDERSERVED TO SUPPORT A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FORA TRIBAL COLLEGE TO FOSTER AIDS PREVENTION IN NIGERIA
150,000
NORTHWEST INDIAN COLLEGES 2522 KWINA ROAD BELLINGHAM,WA 982269217 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY633 CLARK ST EVANSTON,IL 602081100 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY633 CLARK ST EVANSTON,IL 602081100
NONE
509(A)(1)
400,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
416,714
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO DEVELOP NEW HANDHELD FIELD READY PLATFORMS FOR NUCLEIC ACID-BASED DIAGNOSTICS AND IMMUNOCHEMISTRY AND CREATE A NOVEL STRUCTURE FOR DEVELOPING DIAGNOSTICS PRODUCTS TO SUPPORT RIGOROUS ESTIMATIONS OFTHE LONG-TERM CAUSAL EFFECTS O F NEIGHBORHOODS ON CHILDREN AND PARENT OUTCOMES IN EDUCATION, FAMILY INCOME, JOBS, AND FINANCIAL OUTCOMES A "GENETIC MODIFICATION OF BACTERIA TO RAPIDLY GENERATE ECONOMICAL VACCINES FOR BACTERIAL INFECTIONS" ALLAN SAUL OF THE NOVARTIS VACCINES INSTITUTE FOR GLOBAL HEALTH IN ITALY WILL GENETICALLY MODIFY GRAM-NEGATIVE BACTERIA TO GENERATE LARGE QUANTITIES OF THEIR OUTER MEMBRANES, WHICH CAN BE LOADED WITH ANTIGENS THAT STIMULATE IMMUNE RESPONSES THIS TECHNOLOGY COULD PROVE TO BE A RELIABLE AND ECONOMIC PLATFORM FOR GENERATION OF NEW VACCINES . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
1,397,200
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY633 CLARK ST EVANSTON,IL 602081100
NONE
509(A)(1)
400,000
NOVARTIS VACCINES INST GLOBALHEALTHVIA FLORENTINA 1 SIENNA 53100 IT
NONE
FOREIGN NONEXEMPT
100,000
Total .
3,055,067,596

NPOWERWELCH PLAZA BUILDING 403 23RD AVENUE SOUTH SEATTLE, WA 98144 NURSE-FAMILY PARTNERSHIP 1900 GRANT STREET SUITE 400 DENVER,CO 802034304 NW EDUCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 1891601 R AVENUE ANACORTES,WA 98221
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
5,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,300,000
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO SUPPORT THE SCALE UP OF P-3 WORK TO A REGIONAL LEVEL IN NORTHWEST WASHINGTON BY ENGAGING ADDITIONAL EARLY LEARNING PROVIDERS AND SCHOOL DISTRICTS TO ALIGN THEIR WORKTO IMPROVE SCHOOL READINESS TO SUPPORT AN EXPANDED DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ADVOCACY PROGRAM
225,000
NW FAMILY LIFE LEARNING COUNSEL CTR1015 NE 113TH STREET SEATTLE, WA 98125 NYC CENTER CHARTER SCHOOL EXELLENCE111 BROADWAY SUITE 604 NEWYORK,NY 10006
NONE
509(A)(2)
25,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT COALITIONS OF DISTRICTS, CHARTER, AND/OR NONPROFITS TO DEVELOP STRONG, CROSSSECTOR PROPOSALS FOR THE INVESTING IN INNOVATION STIMULUS FUND AND OTHER COMPETITIVE FEDERAL FUNDS TO BUILD INTERNAL CAPACITY FORTHE DEVELOPMENT OF ALTERNATIVE SCHOOLS AND PROGRAMS THROUGH THE DEPARTMENT'S MULTIPLE PATHWAYS TO GRADUATION INITIATIVE TO INCREASE CAPACITY OF NYC DOE'S OFFICE OF PORTFOLIO DEVELOPMENT IN ORDER TO SUPPORT NEW SCHOOLS NOT PARTNERED WITH AN INTERMEDIARY AND DEVELOP THEIR CAPACITY FOR INCUBATING, TRAINING, AND VETTING NEW INTERMEDIARIES TO CONDUCT A DEEP STUDY OFTHE NYC DOE KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT IMPLEMENTATION AND DEVELOP A SET OF INSTRUCTIONAL RESOURCES TO ADDRESS TOP CONTENT GAPS TO ADD NEW NEW YORK CITY OUTWARD BOUND EXPEDITIONARY LEARNING 6-12 GRADE SCHOOLS TO AN EXISTING NETWORK OF COLLEGE-PREPARATORY PUBLIC SCHOOLS TO SUPPORT PROGRAMS FOR AT-RISK LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, AND TRANSGENDER YOUTH TO CREATE A SUSTAINABLE STATE CHARTER SCHOOL MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATION TO SUPPORT A PROJECT THAT WILL FOCUS ON KEY AREAS OF THE SYSTEMIC EDUCATION REFORM RECOMMENDED BY THE 2006 POLICY STUDY ENTITLED CREATING A WORLD-CLASS EDUCATION SYSTEM IN OHIO CONDUCTED BY ACHIEVE, INC TO SUPPORT THE WORK OF A COORDINATED, COMMON COLLEGE READY AGENDA AND ADVOCACY STRATEGY FOR OHIO'S STATEWIDE EDUCATION ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS VIJAY PANCHOLI OF THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY RESEARCH FOUNDATION IN THE U S WILL ATTEMPT TO ATTENUATE THE S PNEUMONIA BACTERIA BY ALTERING EXPORT OF THE GAPDHENZYME, A FUNCTION THOUGHT TO BE ESSENTIAL TO THE BACTERIA'S SURVIVAL PREVENTING EXPORT OF THIS KEY ENZYME WILL DECREASE BACTERIAL VIRULENCE, ALLOWING THE ATTENUATED STRAIN TO BE USED FO R DEVELOPMENT AN AFFORDABLE LIVE VACCINE FOR PNEUMOCOCCAL PNEUMONIA TO INCREASE THE READINESS SKILLS OF CHILDREN IN THE COMMUNITY AS THEY ENTER KINDERGARTEN BY STRENGTHENING INTERAGENCY LINKAGES AND ALIGNING CURRICULAR APPROACHES USING TOOLS OF THE MIND CURRICULUM . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
75,300
NYC DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION52 CHAMBERS STREET ROOM 320 NEWYORK,NY 10007
NONE
170(C)(1)
2,478,832
NONE
170(C)(1)
563,750
NONE
170(C)(1)
400,000
NYC OUTWARD BOUND CENTER INC29-46 NORTHERN BOULEVARD LONG ISLAND CITY, NY 11101
NONE
509(A)(1)
883,450
ODYSSEY YOUTH CENTER1121 SOUTH PERRY SPOKANE,WA 99202
NONE
509(A)(1)
30,000
OH ALLIANCE PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOLS21 EAST STATE STREET SUITE 940 COLUMBUS,OH 43215 OHIO DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION25 SOUTH FRONT STREET MAIL STOP 708 COLUMBUS,OH 43215
NONE
509(A)(2)
181,964
NONE
170(C)(1)
447,500
OHIO GRANTMAKERS FORUM37 W BROAD STREET SUITE 800 COLUMBUS,OH 43215
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,000,000
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY RESEARCH FDN1960 KENNY ROAD COLUMBUS,OH 432101016
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 1
100,000
OLYMPIA SCHOOL DISTRICT 111 1113 LEGION WAY SE OLYMPIA,WA 98501
NONE
170(C)(1)
179,421
Total .
3,055,067,596

OLYMPIC COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAMS803 WEST PARK AVENUE PORTTOWNSEND,WA 98368 ONEAMERICA1227 SOUTH WELLER STREET SUITE A SEATTLE, WA 98144 ONEAMERICA1227 SOUTH WELLER STREET SUITE A SEATTLE, WA 98144 ONLINE COMPUTER LIBRARY CENTER INC6565 KILGOUR PLACE DUBLIN,OH 43017
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
200,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
900
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT AN IMMIGRANT INTEGRATION PROJECT IN WASHINGTON STATE
200,000
NONE
509(A)(2)
TO IMPLEMENT SITE ARCHITECTURE CHANGES AND BUSINESS PLAN TO SUPPORT WEB JUNCTION'S SUSTAINABILITY TO CREATE AN ENVIRONMENT IN LOCAL COMMUNITIES THAT FOSTERS GREATER SUPPORT OF PUBLIC LIBRARIES, TO EVALUATE THE EFFICACY OF VARIED ADVOCACY TACTICS, AND TO STRENGTHEN ADVOCACY CAPACITY FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
2,370,333
ONLINE COMPUTER LIBRARY CENTER INC6565 KILGOUR PLACE DUBLIN,OH 43017
NONE
509(A)(2)
1,000,000
OPEN ARMS PERINATAL SERVICES2524 16TH AVE S SUITE 207 - A SEATTLE, WA 98144 OPPORTUNITY INTERNATIONAL INC2122 YORK RD SUITE 150 OAK BROOK,IL 60523 OPPORTUNITY INTERNATIONAL INC2122 YORK RD SUITE 150 OAK BROOK,IL 60523
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,500
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO CREATE OR EXPAND COMMERCIAL BANKS FOR THE POORACROSS CERTAIN AFRICAN COUNTRIES TO SUPPORT THE EXPANSION OF NEW DELIVERY CHANNELS, SAVINGS AND AGRICULTURAL FINANCE IN MA LAWI, GHA NA, AND OTHER AFRICAN COUNTRIES TO SUPPORT GRANTMAKING IN THE GRANTEE'S GEOGRAPHY TO EMPLOY PHARMACODYNAMIC PRINCIPLES TO IDENTIFY A MULTI-DRUG REGIMEN WHICH STERILIZES M TUBERCULOSIS IN WEEKS TO FOSTER EFFECTIVE AND SUSTAINABLE PROGRAMS IN AFRICA THAT IMPROVE THE PROTECTION AND WELL BEING OF ORPHANED AND VULNERABLE CHILDREN AND NURTURE THESE CHILDREN TO BECOME SELF RELIANT ADULTS LAUREL LAGENAUR OF OSEL, INC IN THE U S WILL ENGINEER A NATIVE HUMAN VAGINAL BACTERIA TO SECRETE A POTENT AND BROADLY ANTIVIRAL ANTIBODY FRAGMENT CALLED SCFV-M9, AND EVALUATE THE MICROBE'S ABILITY TO PREVENT HIV INFECTION IN THE VAGINAL MUCOSA TO PROVIDE TECHNICAL SUPPORT FOR EARLY LEARNING DEMONSTRATION COMMUNITIES TO SUPPORT THE FIRST FIVE YEARS FUND
1,245,764
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,000,000
ORCAS ISLAND COMMUNITY FOUNDATIONPO BOX 1496 EASTSOUND,WA 98245 ORDWAY RESEARCH INSTITUTE 150 NEW SCOTLAND AVENUE ALBANY, NY 12208
NONE
509(A)(1)
30,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
678,249
ORPHAN SUPPORT AFRICA20 POND PARK ROAD HINGHAM,MA 02043
NONE
509(A)(1)
793,337
OSEL INC4008 BURTON DRIVE SANTA CLARA,CA 95054
NONE
US NONEXEMPT
56,493
OUNCE OF PREVENTION FUND33 WEST MONROE STREET SUITE 2400 CHICAGO,IL 60603 OUNCE OF PREVENTION FUND33 WEST MONROE STREET SUITE 2400 CHICAGO,IL 60603 OUNCE OF PREVENTION FUND33 WEST MONROE STREET SUITE 2400 CHICAGO,IL 60603
NONE
509(A)(1)
125,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
250,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT THE EXPANSION OF EDUCARE CENTERS, AN INNOVATIVE MODEL OF EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION AND CARE, ACROSS THE COUNTRY . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
500,000
Total .
3,055,067,596

OUNCE OF PREVENTION FUND33 WEST MONROE STREET SUITE 2400 CHICAGO,IL 60603 OUR LADY STAR OFTHE SEA CONFERENCE1137 N CALLOW AVE BREMERTON,WA 98312 OUTWARD BOUND INC100 MYSTERY POINT ROAD GARRISON,NY 105249757
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT A RESEARCH PROJECT
152,860
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FOR A NEW WOMEN AND FAMILIES SHELTER TO DEVELOP A SECOND COHORT OF NEW EXPEDITIONARY LEARNING SECONDARY SCHOOLS TO IDENTIFY UNTOLD STORIES OF SUSTAINED, MACRO-LEVEL DEVELOPMENT PROGRESS
75,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,701,764
OVERSEAS DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE111 WESTMINSTER BRIDGE ROAD LONDON SE17JD UK OXFAMOXFAM HOUSE JOHN SMITH DRIVE OXFORD OX42JY UK
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
852,840
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
TO IDENTIFY THE BEST WAYS OF STRENGTHENING THE LIVELIHOODS OF RURAL WOMEN AGRICULTURAL PRODUCERS IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA THROUGH COLLECTIVE ACTION TO RAISE THE PROFILE OF AND SUPPORT FOR GLOBAL HEALTH ISSUES IN FRANCE THROUGH PUBLIC OUTREACH, ADVOCACY, MEDIA ENGAGEMENT, AND PARTNERSHIP BUILDING TO SUPPORT THE MONITORING OF BACILLUS THURINGIENSIS COTTON IMPACT IN WEST AFRICA FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
426,908
OXFAM FRANCE104 RUE OBERKAMPF PARIS 75011 FR
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
500,000
OXFAM-AMERICA INC226 CAUSEWAY STREET 5TH FLOOR BOSTON,MA 02114 OXFAM-AMERICA INC226 CAUSEWAY STREET 5TH FLOOR BOSTON,MA 02114 OXFAM-AMERICA INC226 CAUSEWAY STREET 5TH FLOOR BOSTON,MA 02114
NONE
509(A)(1)
491,270
NONE
509(A)(1)
750,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO CONTRIBUTE TOWARD THE ALLEVIATION OF HUNGER, MALNUTRITION, AND THE DETERIORATION OF WATER AVAILABILITY THROUGH RELIEF INTERVENTIONS AND THE BUILDING AND PRESERVATION OF ASSETS FOR COMMUNITIES AFFECTED BY THE FOOD CRISIS AND DROUGHT IN THE ORMOIA, BORENA, AND WEST ARSI ZONES OF ETHIOPIA TO SUPPORT REBUILDING EFFORTS IN LOUISIANA AND MISSISSIPPI
1,232,230
OXFAM-AMERICA INC226 CAUSEWAY STREET 5TH FLOOR BOSTON,MA 02114 OXFAM-AMERICA INC226 CAUSEWAY STREET 5TH FLOOR BOSTON,MA 02114
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,042,264
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT THE EXPANDING SAVING FOR CHANGE PROJECT A COLLABORATION BETWEEN OXFAM AMERICAN AND FREEDOM FROM HUNGER TO SUPPORT EMERGENCY RESPONSE EFFORTS TO FLOODING IN EL SALVADOR
3,072,905
OXFAM-AMERICA INC226 CAUSEWAY STREET 5TH FLOOR BOSTON,MA 02114 PAST FOUNDATION1929 KENNY ROAD COLUMBUS,OH 43210
NONE
509(A)(1)
300,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT A STUDENT CONFERENCE THAT PROVIDES THE OPPORTUNITY FOR STUDENTS TO SHARE STEM PROJECTS WITH ONE ANOTHER TO SUPPORT A STATEWIDE EFFORT TO INCREASE COLLEGE READY GRADUATION RATES AND TO INCREASE LOCAL AND STATE CAPACITY TO USE DATA TO IMPROVE OUTCOMES FOR ALL STUDENTS TO DEMONSTRATE THE FEASIBILITY OF CREATING A LARGE-SCALE MODEL OF HIV PREVENTION AND CONTROL IN URBAN AREAS ULTIMATELY RESULTING IN A REDUCTION IN NEW HIV INFECTIONS . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
50,000
PACIFIC INST FOR COMMUNITY ORGS171 SANTA ROSA AVENUE OAKLAND,CA 94610
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,200,000
PANGAEA GLOBAL AIDS FOUNDATION995 MARKET ST SUITE 200 SAN FRANCISCO,CA 94103
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,182,972
Total .
3,055,067,596

PAPUA NEW GUINEA INST MED RESEARCHPO BOX 60 GOROKA EHP441 PP
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
TO SUPPORT A PROJECT FOR INTERMITTENT PREVENTIVE TREATMENT IN INFANTS FOR MALARIA IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA TO ENSURE THAT STEM IS SIMULTANEOUSLY FOCUSED ON OTHER POLICY INTERESTS SUCH AS STATEWIDE ACCOUNTABILITY, CORE 24, TEACHER EFFECTIVENESS AND LONGITUDINAL DATA SYSTEMS TO DESIGN AND LAUNCH A STATEWIDE SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING AND MATH (STEM) INITIATIVE FOR WASHINGTON STATE TO STRENGTHEN THE PERFORMANCE CULTURE OF THE PARTNERSHIPS' SCHOOLS THROUGH USE OF DATA TO IMPROVE STUDENTS' TRANSITIONS INTO HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE-READY CONDITIONS TO SUPPORT ARTS-BASED PROGRAMS FOR INCARCERATED AND RECENTLY RELEASED WOMEN TO REDUCE RECIDIVISM FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT TO SUPPORT GUIDING THE PROACTIVE INTRODUCTION OF MULTIPLE VACCINES IN GAVI-ELIGIBLE COUNTRIES FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT FOR CLINICAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE RTS,S, MALARIA VACCINE TO ALLEVIATE MICRONUTRIENT DEFICIENCIES TO BUILD DEVELOPING COUNTRY CAPACITY TO PREVENT CERVICAL CANCER TO ADVANCE THE DEVELOPMENT OF PRIORITY THERMOSTABLE VACCINES TO SUPPORT ACCELERATING VACCINE ACCESS FOR JAPANESE ENCEPHALITIS TO DEVELOP MULTI-DOSE, NEEDLE-FREE JET INJECTORS TO FACILITATE THE DELIVERY OF MASS IMMUNIZATION TO STRENGTHEN THE CAPABILITY OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES TO REDUCE CERVICAL CANCER INCIDENCE AND DEATHS
440,001
PARTNERSHIP FOR LEARNING520 PIKE STREET SUITE 1212 SEATTLE,WA 98101
NONE
509(A)(2)
499,477
NONE
509(A)(2)
444,546
PARTNERSHIP FOR LOS ANGELES SCHOOLS1541 WILSHIRE BLVD SUITE 200 LOS ANGELES,CA 90017
NONE
509(A)(1)
600,000
PAT GRANEY PERFORMANCE1419 S JACKSON ST STUDIO 11 SEATTLE,WA 98144
NONE
509(A)(1)
10,000
PATHPO BOX 900922 SEATTLE,WA 98109 PATHPO BOX 900922 SEATTLE,WA 98109
NONE
509(A)(1)
950
NONE
509(A)(1)
499,752
NONE
509(A)(1)
950
NONE
509(A)(1)
75,141,981
PATHPO BOX 900922 SEATTLE,WA 98109
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,392,438
NONE
509(A)(1)
807,018
NONE
509(A)(1)
986,701
NONE
509(A)(1)
7,287,960
PATH PO BOX 900922 SEATTLE,WA 98109
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,111,116
NONE
509(A)(1)
5,293,299
Total .
. 1113a
3,055,067,596

status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT THE MALARIA CONTROL AND EVALUATION PROGRAM IN AFRICA TO SUPPORT THE MALARIA CONTROL AND EVALUATION PROGRAM IN AFRICA TO SUPPORT THE MALARIA CONTROL AND EVALUATION PROGRAM IN AFRICA TO DEMONSTRATE A DEMAND CREATION MODEL TO ENHANCE NRHM SERVICES THAT SAVES NEWBORN LIVES AND REDUCES MATERNAL MORTALITY AND MORBIDITY IN COMMUNITIES IN INDIA (UTTAR PRADESH AND MAHARASHTRA) FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT TO SUPPORT THE REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH SUPPLIES COALITION (RHSC) TO SUPPORT A PROJECT TO ESTABLISH A REGIONAL LEARNING COMMUNITY AMONG CERTAIN AFRICAN COUNTRIES AND DEVELOP A SET OF PRACTICES FOR SCALING MALARIA CONTROL FOR IMPACT TO DEVELOP, MODEL, EVALUATE, AND INTRODUCE STRATEGIES FOR SUSTAINABLY FULFILLING GLOBAL NEEDS FOR SAFE WATER THRO UGH HOUSEHOLD WATER TREATMENT PRODUCTS TO MAINTAIN CRITICAL CAPACITY TO ADDRESS GLOBAL HEALTH PROBLEMS WITH INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS TO SHAPE THE FUTURE OF SUPPLY AND DELIVERY SYSTEMS FOR VACCINES AND OTHER HEALTH PRODUCTS IN LOW- AND MIDDLE-INCOME COUNTRIES TO SUPPORT A SECRETARIAT THAT COORDINATES WASHINGTON STATE GLOBAL HEALTH ALLIANCE ACTIVITIES TO PROMOTE POLICY CHANGE AND INCREASED RESOURCES TO ACCELERATE ACCESS TO NEW GLOBAL HEALTH TECHNOLOGIES TO REDUCE THE RATES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD TO DEVELOP THE PATH WOMAN'S CONDOM, WHICH OFFERS AN IMPROVEMENT IN WOMAN-INITIATED OPTIONS FOR PREVENTION OF HIV AND OTHER SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS TO ADVOCATE FOR BUILDING SUPPORT FOR MICROBICDE ADVOCACY TO SUPPORT THE COUNTDOWN 2010 PROJECT WHICH WILL PROMOTE SUSTAINED OR INCREASED COMMITMENT TO MALARIA CONTROL BY DONOR COUNTRIES, INTERNATIONAL HEALTH ORGANIZATIONS, AND ENDEMIC/EPIDEMIC COUNTRY GOVERNMENTS . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
2,286,728
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,060,930
NONE
509(A)(1)
508,924
NONE
509(A)(1)
4,000,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,000,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
800,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,636,759
PATH PO BOX 900922 SEATTLE,WA 98109
NONE
509(A)(1)
10,000,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
4,874,534
NONE
509(A)(1)
5,214,623
NONE
509(A)(1)
375,061
NONE
509(A)(1)
712,170
NONE
509(A)(1)
484,408
NONE
509(A)(1)
685,508
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,058,098
Total .
3,055,067,596

status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT LANDSCAPE DIAGNOSTIC TOOLS AND TREATMENTS FOR MATERNAL INFECTIONS TO COMPARE OPTIONS FOR HOME-BASED MANAGEMENT OF SEVERE ACUTE MALNUTRITION IN CHILDREN IN INDIA TO SUPPORT A PORTFOLIO OF PNEUMOCOCCAL VACCINE PROJECTS TO ACCELERATE THE DEVELOPMENT OF A SAFE, AFFORDABLE AND EFFICACIOUS ROTAVIRUS VACCINE FORTHE DEVELOPING WORLD TO DEVELOP SHIGELLA AND ETEC VACCINES THAT INDUCE POTENT, BROADLY REACTIVE, AND PERSISTENT IMMUNITY AND ARE EFFECTIVE IN PREVENTING DISEASE IN POPULATIONS MOST AT RISK, ESPECIALLY YOUNG CHILDREN TO ADVANCE THE DEVELOPMENT AND INTRODUCTION OF PROMISING NEW ROTAVIRUS VACCINE CANDIDATES TO PLAN FORTHE DESIGN AND LAUNCH OFA BROAD BASED, INTERNATIONAL ADVOCACY CAMPAIGN TO INCREASE DONOR AND GOVERNMENT SUPPORT FOR ADOLESCENT SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH POLICIES AND PROGRAMS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES TO SUPPORT INTEGRATION OF FAMILY PLANNING INTO POSTPARTUM, POST ABORTION, AND CHILD HEALTH SERVICES FOR THE URBAN POOR BY UPDATING POLICYMAKERS, PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTOR PROVIDERS, PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND CIVIL SOCIETY FOR PAKISTAN TO CREATE NOVEL MOUSE MODELS FOR TESTING HIV AND HCV VACCINES
1,000,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
187,177
PATH VACCINE SOLUTIONSPO BOX 900922 SEATTLE,WA 98109 PATH VACCINE SOLUTIONSPO BOX 900922 SEATTLE,WA 98109
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 1
12,000,000
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 1
3,266,815
PATH VACCINE SOLUTIONSPO BOX 900922 SEATTLE,WA 98109
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 1
10,000,000
PATH VACCINE SOLUTIONSPO BOX 900922 SEATTLE,WA 98109
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 1
12,098,583
PATHFINDER INTERNATIONAL9 GALEN STREET SUITE 217 WATERTOWN,MA 02472
NONE
509(A)(1)
125,000
PATHFINDER INTERNATIONAL9 GALEN STREET SUITE 217 WATERTOWN,MA 02472
NONE
509(A)(1)
488,412
PEKING UNIVERSITYHAIDIAN DISTRICT BEIJING,11 100871 CH PEKING UNIVERSITYHAIDIAN DISTRICT BEIJING,11 100871 CH
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
2,698,580
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
TO HELP IMPROVE THE LEGAL ENVIRONMENT FOR NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS (NPOS)IN CHINA IN ORDER TO FACILITATE CHINESE NPOS' PARTICIPATION IN CHINA'S PUBLIC HEALTH AND HIV/AIDS PREVENTION SYSTEMS SCOTT PHILLIPS, OF PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY IN THE U S PROPOSES TO DEVELOP A POLYMER REAGENT TO BE DEPOSITED AT THE BOTTOM OFA SMALL PAPER CUP USED TO COLLECT A SPUTUM SAMPLE, WHERE IT WILL DETECT PROTEINS SECRETED BY TUBERCULOSIS AND TURN INDICATE TB-POSITIVE SAMPLES BY CHANGING COLOR THOMAS BAKER, MATT THOMAS AND ANDREW READ OF PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY IN THE U S WILL INFECT MALARIA MOSQUITOES WITH AN INSECT-SPECIFI C FUNGUS TO DETERMINE IFTHE INFECTED MOSQUITOES' SENSE O F SMELL IS SUPPRESSED AND THEIR ABILITY TO FI ND HUMAN HOSTS AND TRANSMIT MALARIA IS REDUCED TO INCREASE AWARENESS AND SUPPORT FOR THE GLOBAL FUND TO FIGHT AIDS, TUBERCULOSIS, AND MALARIA AND EFFORTS TO COMBAT THE HIV/AIDS EPIDEMIC IN AFRICA TO SUPPORT DEVELOPMENT OF A WHITE PAPER AND CONFERENCE FOCUSED ON EXPANSION OF CIVIC PATHWAYS OUT OF POVERTY IN THE UNITED STATES FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
70,528
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY110 TECHNOLOGY CENTER UNIVERSITY PARK,PA 16802
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY212 SACKETT BUILDING ENGINEERING ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY PARK,PA 16802
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
PERSUADERS LLC1990 SOUTH BUNDY SUITE 350 LOS ANGELES, CA 90048
NONE
US NONEXEMPT
1,348,532
PHILANTHROPY FOR ACTIVE CIVIC ENGMT444 SHERMAN STREET SUITE 200 DENVER,CO 80203
NONE
509(A)(1)
46,000
PHILANTHROPY NORTHWEST2101 FOURTH AVENUE SUITE 650 SEATTLE, WA 98121 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)
85,000
. 1113a
3,055,067,596

PHILANTHROPY NORTHWEST2101 FOURTH AVENUE SUITE 650 SEATTLE,WA 98121
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT ACTIVITIES AIMED AT SUPPORTING PHILANTHROPIC COLLABORATIONS RELATED TO NONPROFIT CAPACITY BUILDING FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
43,000
PHILANTHROPY ROUNDTABLE 1150 17TH STREET NW SUITE 503 WASHINGTON,DC 20036 PHILANTHROPY ROUNDTABLE 1150 17TH STREET NW SUITE 503 WASHINGTON,DC 20036 PIERCE COUNTY3602 PACIFIC AVE SUITE 200 TACOMA,WA 984186813
NONE
509(A)(1)
200,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO INITIATE AND COMPLETE A COMMUNITY WIDE PLANNING PROCESS AND TO IMPLEMENT CHANGES TO REDUCE FAMILY HOMELESSNESS IN PIERCE COUNTY TO SUPPORT A YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM FOR AT-RISK YOUTH
200,000
PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF WESTERN WA2001 E MADISON STREET SEATTLE, WA 98122 PLANT RESOURCES TROPICAL AFRICA FNDWAGENINGEN UNIVERSITY PO BOX 341 WAGENINGEN 6700AH NL POLISH-AMERICAN FREEDOM FOUNDATION410 PARK AVE 15TH FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 100224407
NONE
509(A)(2)
50,000
NONE
FOREIGN NONEXEMPT
TO DOCUMENT AND WIDELY DISTRIBUTE INFORMATION ON USEFUL PLANTS OF TROPICAL AFRICA
2,129,506
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO IMPLEMENT A PROGRAM TO INCREASE ACCESS TO COMPUTERS AND THE INTERNET THROUGH PUBLIC LIBRARIES IN RURAL AREAS OF POLAND TO PROVIDE STRATEGIC SUPPORT TO AND INVEST IN THE INFRASTRUCTURE, PROCESSES AND TECHNOLOGIES NECESSARY TO DEVELOP AND DEPLOY HIGHLY EFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENT MODELS OF LEARNING BY CREATING HYBRID LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS IN EXISTING AND NEW PUBLIC (DISTRICT AND CHARTER) SCHOOLS "A NOVEL APPROACH TO PREVENT OR CURE HIV INFECTION" PEOPLE BORN WITH A NATURAL RESISTANCE TO THE HIV VIRUS HAVE A GENETIC MUTATION IN THE CCR5 GENE KARTHIKEYAN KANDAVELOU OF PONDICHERRY BIOTECH PVT LTD IN INDIA WILL ATTEMPT TO ACHIEVE TARGETED DISRUPTION OF CCR5 GENES, MAKING AN IMPORTANT FI RST STEP IN A NEW STRATEGY TO MAKE PEOPLE PERMANENTLY RESISTANT TO HIV TO BUILD AWARENESS AND COMMITMENT AND ENGAGE DEVELOPING COUNTRIES IN FINDING SOLUTIONS TO THE SHORTFALL OF REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH SUPPLIES IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD TO BUILD SUSTAINABLE ENTREPRENEURIAL CAPACITY, COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT FOR HEALTH AND INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES AT THE VILLAGE LEVEL IN SOUTHEAST ASIA TO SUPPORT THE KNOWLEDGE NETWORK OF RESEARCH AND DOCUMENTATION OF BEST PRACTICES THROUGH FORMAL EVALUATION, KNOWLEDGE BUILDING, AND DOCUMENTATION / DISSEMINATION FROM THE AVAHAN LIVE LABORATORY TO SUPPORT ANTIMALARIAL DRUGS - MARKET/SUPPLY CHAIN RESEARCH & POLICY RECOMMENDATIONS
10,004,214
POLLINATE VENTURES2215 CEDAR SPRINGS ROAD SUITE 816 DALLAS,TX 75201
NONE
4942(J)(3)
451,125
PONDICHERRY BIOTECH PVT LTD 21 LOUIS PRAGASAM STREET PONDICHERRY,PY 605001 IN
NONE
FOREIGN NONEXEMPT
78,074
POPULATION ACTION INTERNATIONAL1300 19TH STREET NW SECOND FLOOR WASHINGTON,DC 20036
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,142,325
POPULATION AND DEVELOPMENT INTL INC179 SANDY POND ROAD LINCOLN,MA 01773
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,064,787
POPULATION COUNCIL INCONE DAG HAMMARSKJOLD PLAZA NEWYORK,NY 10017
NONE
509(A)(1)
613,451
POPULATION SERVICES INTERNATIONAL1120 19TH STREET NW SUITE 600 WASHINGTON,DC 20036 POPULATION SERVICES INTERNATIONAL1120 19TH STREET NW SUITE 600 WASHINGTON,DC 20036 POPULATION SERVICES INTERNATIONAL1120 19TH STREET NW SUITE 600 WASHINGTON,DC 20036
NONE
509(A)(2)
2,001,790
NONE
509(A)(2)
TO INCREASE CORRECT AND CONSISTENT CONDOM USE AND MOTIVATING POSITIVE BEHAVIOR CHANGE BY CLIENTS OF SEX WORKERS TO DEMONSTRATE SCALABLE MODELS THAT REACH PREGNANT WOMEN, WOMEN DURING DELIVERY, AND NEWBORNS IN THEIR HOMES SO THAT COVERAGE OF LIFESAVING INTERVENTIONS IS IMPROVED IN GO MBE STATE IN NORTHERN NIGERIA . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
3,051,741
NONE
509(A)(2)
5,500,000
Total .
3,055,067,596

PORTLAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS501 NORTH DIXON STREET PORTLAND,OR 97227 POTLATCH FUND801 2ND AVE SUITE 304 SEATTLE, WA 98104 POTLATCH FUND801 2ND AVE SUITE 304 SEATTLE, WA 98104 POTLATCH FUND801 2ND AVE SUITE 304 SEATTLE,WA 98104
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
170(C)(1)
10,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
5,750
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT A YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
70,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT TRAINING, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND GRANTS FOR TRIBES AND NATIVE AMERICAN NON-PROFITS FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
100,000
POWERFUL SCHOOLS3301 SOUTH HORTON STREET SEATTLE,WA 981446917 POWERFUL VOICES1620 18TH AVENUE SUITE 100 SEATTLE, WA 98122 PRATT FINE ARTS CENTER1902 SOUTH MAIN STREET SEATTLE,WA 981442206 PRAXIS-INST FOR PRTICIPTRY PRCTICESC-75 SOUTH EXTENSION PART II NEWDELHI,DL 110049 IN PRAXIS-INST FOR PRTICIPTRY PRCTICESC-75 SOUTH EXTENSION PART II NEWDELHI,DL 110049 IN
NONE
509(A)(1)
4,650
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT YOUNG GIRLS' DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS
50,000
NONE
509(A)(2)
TO SUPPORT ARTS-BASED YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMING TO DEFINE AND MONITOR COMMUNITY MOBILIZATION STANDARDS RELATED TO HIV/AIDS PREVENTION AND VULNERABILITY TO ENABLE HIGH-RISK COMMUNITIES TO ADDRESS ISSUES RELATED TO HIV/AIDS PREVENTION AND VULNERABILITY REDUCTION IN SIX STATES IN INDIA BY ORGANIZING, NETWORKING, COLLABORATING, AND NEGOTIATING WITH GOVERNMENT, CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS, AND MARGINALIZED GROUPS AT THE STATE, NATIONAL, AND INTERNATIONAL LEVELS FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
19,000
NONE
FOREIGN NONEXEMPT
537,534
NONE
FOREIGN NONEXEMPT
697,362
PREECLAMPSIA FOUNDATION 5353 WAYZATA BLVD SUITE 207 MINNEAPOLIS,MN 55416 PRESIDENT FELLOWS HARVARD COLLEGEHOLYOKE CENTER 609 1350 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE CAMBRIDGE,MA 021383846 PRESIDENT FELLOWS HARVARD COLLEGEHOLYOKE CENTER 609 1350 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE CAMBRIDGE,MA 021383846 PRESIDENT FELLOWS HARVARD COLLEGEHOLYOKE CENTER 609 1350 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE CAMBRIDGE,MA 021383846
NONE
509(A)(1)
7,880
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO APPLY AN R&D MODEL TO EDUCATION TO UNEARTH ROOT CAUSES OF PERFORMANCE GAPS TO SUPPORT THE INCLUSIVE CITIES FOR THE URBAN WORKING POOR PROJECT MATTHIAS MARTI OFTHE HARVARD SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH IN THE U S WILL UTILIZE A NEWLY DEVELOPED TRANSGENIC MALARIA PARASITE THAT EXPRESSES GFP INDICATING WHEN THE PARASITES ARE READY TO BE TRANSMITTED TO MOSQUITOES HE WILL USE THIS TECHNOLOGY TO SCREEN FOR COMPOUNDS THAT CAN PREVENT THE DEVELOPMENT OFTHESE GAMETOCYTES TO DEVELOP, APPLY, AND MAKE PUBLICLY AVAILABLE DATABASES AND ANALYTICAL TOOLS THAT HELP SYNTHESIZE EVIDENCE FOR DECISION MAKING RELATED TO THE HEALTH IMPACTS OF NUTRITIONAL CONDITIONS AND DEFICIENCIES, AND OF THEIR INTERVENTIONS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
1,000,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
735,191
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
PRESIDENT FELLOWS HARVARD COLLEGEHOLYOKE CENTER 609 1350 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE CAMBRIDGE,MA 021383846
NONE
509(A)(1)
768,867
PRESIDENT FELLOWS HARVARD COLLEGEHOLYOKE CENTER 609 1350 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE CAMBRIDGE, MA 021383846 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)
50,000
. 1113a
3,055,067,596

PRESIDENT FELLOWS HARVARD COLLEGEHOLYOKE CENTER 609 1350 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE CAMBRIDGE, MA 021383846 PRESIDENT FELLOWS HARVARD COLLEGEHOLYOKE CENTER 609 1350 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE CAMBRIDGE,MA 021383846
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO DEVELOP NEEDLE-FREE VACCINATION VIA NANOPARTICLE AEROSOLES
502,438
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO DEVELOP FOUR ADVANCED MICROSCOPY ASSAYS, WHICH WILL REPORT ON AN INDIVIDUAL BACTERIUM'S METABOLIC ACTIVITY, VIABILITY, EXPOSURE TO ANTIBIOTICS AND ITS ANTIBIOTIC RESPONSE TO PROMOTE THE BENEFITS OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY FOR AFRICAN AGRICULTURE BY PROMOTING DISCUSSION AND DISSEMINATION IN AFRICA OF AN AFRICAN UNION COMMISSIONED AND ENDORSED INDEPENDENT, EXPERT REPORT ISSUED BY THE AFRICAN HIGH-LEVEL PANEL ON BIOTECHNOLOGY TO SUPPORT A FOUR-YEAR QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH PROJECT FOCUSED ON COLLEGE ENROLLMENT AND COMPLETION TO IMPROVE STUDENT OUTCOMES THROUGH STRATEGIC USE OF DISTRICT, STATE AND CMO DATA THROUGH DATA ASSEMBLY, PERFORMANCE DIAGNOSTICS, AND PLACEMENT OF STRATEGIC DATA FELLOWS TO AID LEADERSHIP DECISION MAKING MANOJ DURAISINGH OFTHE HARVARD SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH IN THE U S WILL UTILIZE RNAI SCREENING TO IDENTIFY CRITICAL DETERMINANTS IN HUMAN RED BLOOD CELLS (ERYTHROCYTES) THAT ARE REQUIRED FOR INVASION AND GROWTH OF THE MALARIA PARASITE THE PHYSIOLOGY OFTHE TUBERCULOSIS BACTERIA DURING LATENCY IS NOT WELL UNDERSTOOD BABAK DAVID OFTHE HARVARD SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH IN THE U S WILL EXPLORE THE HYPOTHESIS THAT LATENT BACTERIA ARE METABOLICALLY ACTIVE DURING LATENCY THE TEAM WILL USE NOVEL GENETIC PROBES TO DETERMINE WHETHER TRANSCRIPTION AND TRANSLATION OCCUR IN THE POPULATION OF CELLS THAT ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR RE-ACTIVATION OFTB FROM MODELS OF LATENCY TO SUPPORT A THREE-DAY CONFERENCE THAT IS FOCUSED ON WHAT TEACHERS AND THEIR SUPERVISORS DO TO SUCCESSFULLY IMPROVE INSTRUCTION IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS TO ADDRESS FINANCIAL BARRIERS TO DOTS UPTAKE IN CHINA FOR TB CONTROL
899,837
NONE
509(A)(1)
491,464
NONE
509(A)(1)
562,479
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,572,565
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
91,300
PRESIDENT FELLOWS HARVARD COLLEGE1350 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE CAMBRIDGE, MA 021383846 PRICHARD COMM ACADEMIC EXCELLENCEPO BOX 1658 LEXINGTON,KY 405881658
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,370,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO PARTICIPATE IN THE MATHEMATICS ASSESSMENT FOR LEARNING PHASE ONE PROJECT THAT WILL HELP A SELECT NUMBER OF DISTRICTS AND SCHOOL NETWORKS GET READY TO USE THE NEW INSTRUCTIONAL/ASSESSMENT TOOLS UNDER DEVELOPMENT BY THE MATH DESIGN COLLABORATIVE FOR CONFERENCE SUPPORT
599,016
PRINCESS NIKKY BREAST CANCER FDNLOZUMBA COMPLEX SUITE 130 ABUJA 23409 NI PRO MUJER INC253 W 35TH STREET 11TH FLOOR SOUTH NEWYORK,NY 10001
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
100,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO DEVELOP A WIDER RANGE OF LOAN PRODUCTS FOR A BROADER MARKET OF LOWINCOME CLIENTS IN LATIN AMERICA TO INCREASE THE ACCESS OF MICRO ENTREPRENEURS, SMALL BUSINESSES AND LOW INCOME GROUPS TO RESPONSIBLE BANKING SERVICES IN AFRICA, ESPECIALLY SAVINGS ACCOUNTS TO ANALYZE THE ETSDESIGNED PROTEACH ASSESSMENT'S ABILITY TO PREDICT TEACHER IMPACTS ON STUDENT ACADEMIC SUCCESS TO CREATE SUSTAINABLE LIVELIHOODS FOR RURAL FARMING FAMILIES IN POOR REGIONS OF INDIA BY TRAINING WOMEN FARMERS IN LAND, WATER MANAGEMENT AND OTHER FARMING PRACTICES . . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
762,400
PROCREDIT HOLDING AG KIRSCHWALDSTRASSE 19 FRANKFURT AM MAIN D60435 GM
NONE
FOREIGN NONEXEMPT
3,391,500
PROF EDUCATOR STANDARDS BOARDPO BOX 47236 OLYMPIA,WA 985047236
NONE
170(C)(1)
150,000
PROFESSION ASST FOR DEV ACTION3 COMMUNITY SHOPPING CTR NITI BAGH NEW DELHI 110 049 IN
NONE
FOREIGN NONEXEMPT
1,998,864
Total .
3,055,067,596

PROJECT GRAD4265 SAN FELIPE SUITE 900 HOUSTON,TX 77027
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO LAUNCH AND PILOT PROJECT GRAD'S NATIONAL COLLEGE READINESS INITIATIVE TARGETING LOW-INCOME STUDENTS IN ATLANTA PUBLIC SCHOOLS WITH A SPECIFIC FOCUS ON 8TH AND 9TH GRADE TRANSITION MODEL DEVELOPMENT TO SUPPORT THE CREATION OFA 9TH GRADE PILOT IN AN EXISTING SCHOOL AND STRENGTHEN HOME OFFICE CAPACITY TO BETTER SUPPORT THE CURRENT NETWORK OFSCHOOLS AND PREPARE FOR LONG-TERM EXPANSION FORA MULTI-COUNTRY ADVOCACY PROJECT THAT WILL DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT AN ADVOCACY STRATEGY DESIGNED TO INCREASE IMMUNIZATION THROUGH FAITH HEALERS COVERAGE IN BENIN, NIGERIA, AND SENEGAL TO SUPPORT COALITIONS OF DISTRICTS, CHARTER, AND/OR NONPROFITS TO DEVELOP STRONG, CROSSSECTOR PROPOSALS FOR THE INVESTING IN INNOVATION STIMULUS FUND AND OTHER COMPETITIVE FEDERAL FUNDS TO SUPPORT COMMUNICATIONS FOR EFFECTIVE TEACHING INTENSIVE PARTNERSHIP ANNOUNCEMENT IN LOS ANGELES TO EXPLORE THE ASPIRATIONS AND EXPECTATIONS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLTEACHERS,WITHA CONCENTRATION ON THOSE TEACHERS UNDER 30 YEARS OLD TO SUPPORT THE LAUNCH OF A NEW STRATEGY AIMED AT INCREASING THE NUMBER OF STUDENTS GRADUATING FROM HIGH SCHOOL COLLEGE- AND CAREERREADY TO STRENGTHEN THE CAPACITY OFTHE NATIONAL AIDS CONTROL ORGANIZATION (NACO)AND THE STATE AIDS CONTROL SOCIETIES (SACS) TO ASSUME TECHNOMANAGERIAL AND FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY OF SELECTED AVAHAN PROGRAMS TO REDUCE THE HEALTH AND ECONOMIC BURDENS OF TOBACCO IN INDIA, ESPECIALLY AMONG THE POOR AND VULNERABLE SECTIONS OFTHE POPULATION, THROUGH MULTI-LEVEL INITIATIVES INTENDED TO STRENGTHEN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE INDIAN NATIONAL LEGISLATION FO R TO BACCO CONTROL AND THE FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON TOBACCO CONTROL (FCTC), SUPPORTED BY POLICY AND PROGRAM RELEVANT RESEARCH, EVIDENCE BASED ADVOCACY AND PARTNERSHIPS AMONG RELEVANT STAKEHOLDERS AND CHANGE AGENTS TO SUPPORT THE WHITE CENTER EARLY LEARNING INITIATIVE
1,267,110
PROJECT YES INC6201 BONHOMME SUITE 168N HOUSTON,TX 77036
NONE
509(A)(1)
917,230
PROMOTION MEDECINES TRADITIONNELLESCHERCHEURS IMMEUBLE EVA 93 BEL AIR DAKAR BP6134 SG
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
687,173
THE COLLEGE READY PROMISE 2023 SOUTH UNION AVENUE LOS ANGELES,CA 900071326
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 1
75,000
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 1
60,000
PUBLIC AGENDA FOUNDATION INC6 EAST 39TH STREET 9TH FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10016
NONE
509(A)(1)
215,000
PUBLIC EDUCATION NETWORK 601 THIRTEENTH STREET NW SUITE 710 SOUTH WASHINGTON,DC 20005
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,001,363
PUBLIC HEALTH FOUNDATION OF INDIAPHD HOUSE 4-2 SIRI FORT INST AREA NEWDELHI,DL 110016 IN
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
4,590,293
PUBLIC HEALTH FOUNDATION OF INDIAPHD HOUSE 4-2 SIRI FORT INST AREA NEW DELHI,DL 110016 IN
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
1,500,000
PUBLIC HEALTH-SEATTLE KING COUNTY401 5TH AVE SUITE 1300 SEATTLE, WA 98104 PUBLIC HEALTH-SEATTLE KING COUNTY401 5TH AVE SUITE 1300 SEATTLE, WA 98104 PUBLIC INTEREST PROJECTS INC 80 BROAD STREET SUITE 1600 NEWYORK,NY 10004
NONE
170(C)(1)
485,274
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR HOME BASED EARLY LEARNING SERVICES
929,832
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT COALITIONS OF GRASSROOTS GROUPS ADVOCATING FOR COMMUNITY-DRIVEN SCHOOL REFORM POLICY IN METROPOLITAN CHICAGO TO CREATE A SUSTAINABLE AND OPEN ACCESS JOURNAL THAT ADDRESSES NEGLECTED TROPICAL DISEASES TO ELEVATE THE PROMINENCE OF GLOBAL HEALTH/DEVELOPMENT ISSUES WITHIN THE US NEWS AGENDA AND TO INCREASE PUBLIC UNDERSTANDING OF THE IMPORTANCE OF GLOBAL INTERDEPENDENCY TO THE SUCCESS OF OUR LIVES, OUR NATION, AND OUR WORLD TO ELEVATE THE PROMINENCE OF GLOBAL HEALTH/DEVELOPMENT ISSUES WITHIN THE US NEWS AGENDA AND TO INCREASE PUBLIC UNDERSTANDING OF THE IMPORTANCE OF GLOBAL INTERDEPENDENCY TO THE SUCCESS OF OUR LIVES, OUR NATION, AND OUR WORLD . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
25,000
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF SCIENCE185 BERRY STREET SUITE 3100 SAN FRANCISCO,CA 94107
NONE
170(C)(1)
67,194
PUBLIC RADIO INTERNATIONAL INC100 NORTH SIXTH STREET SUITE 900A MINNEAPOLIS,MN 55403
NONE
509(A)(1)
444,041
PUBLIC RADIO INTERNATIONAL INC100 NORTH SIXTH STREET SUITE 900A MINNEAPOLIS,MN 55403
NONE
509(A)(1)
444,041
Total .
3,055,067,596

PUGET SOUND EDUCATIONAL SVC DIST800 OAKESDALE AVE SW RENTO N, WA 98057 PUGET SOUND EDUCATIONAL SVC DIST800 OAKESDALE AVE SW RENTON,WA 98057
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO SUPPORT THE WHITE CENTER EARLY LEARNING INITIATIVE
377,982
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO DEMONSTRATE HOW RESEARCHED BASED EARLY LEARNING PRACTICES CAN BENEFIT ALL CHILDREN IN THE WHITE CENTER COMMUNITY TO INCREASE REGIONAL TRADE AND RAISE FARM INCOME WITH NONCHEMICAL, HERMETIC STORAGE FOR COWPEA GRAIN FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
755,223
PURDUE UNIVERSITYSPONSORED PROGRAM SERVICES YOUNG HALL WEST LAFAYETTE,IN 479072114
NONE
509(A)(1)
4,618,109
QUEEN ANNE HELPLINE INC311 WEST MC GRAW STREET SEATTLE, WA 98119 QUEEN ANNE HELPLINE INC311 WEST MC GRAW STREET SEATTLE, WA 98119 QUEENSLAND UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGYOFFICE OF RESEARCH 2 GEORGE STREET QUEENSLAND 04001 AS
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,300
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,000
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
TO IMPROVE THE NUTRITIONAL STATUS IN UGANDA AND SURROUNDING COUNTRIES THROUGH THE GENERATION OF FARM ER AND CONSUMER ACCEPTABLE EDIBLE BANANAS WITH SIGNIFICANTLY INCREASED FRUIT LEVELS OF PROVITAMIN A AND IRON TO DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT NEW BUSINESS MODELS THAT ENABLE SMALLHOLDER FARMERS TO PARTICIPATE IN SUSTAINABLE TRADING RELATIONSHIPS WITH MULTINATIONAL BUSINESS TO SUPPORT EDUCATION PROGRAMS FOR LOW INCOME, MINORITY POPULATIONS IN ALASKA TO IMPROVE SCHOOL READINESS BY ENGAGING DOCTORS IN PROGRAMMATIC AND ADVOCACY EFFORTS TO FUTHER EARLY LEARNING TO CONDUCT A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS OF THE DISTRICT'S HUMAN CAPITAL PRACTICES AND POLICIES WITH THE GOAL OF DESIGNING A NEW PERFORMANCEMANAGEMENT SYSTEM BASED ON TEACHER EFFECTIVENESS AND PILOTING RETENTION STRATEGIES FOR HIGHLY EFFECTIVE NOVICE TEACHERS TO SUPPORT IMPROVED AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY AND WEALTH CREATION OF SMALLHOLDER FARMERS IN EASTERN AND SOUTHERN AFRICA BY DEVELOPING EFFECTIVE AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITIES AND PRODUCING A NEW CADRE OF HIGH-PERFORMING UNIVERSITY RESEARCH, TRAINING &OUTREACH DANIEL FLETCHER OFTHE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY IN THE U S WILL DEVELOP A MICROSCOPE THAT ATTACHES TO CELL PHONES TO CAPTURE HIGHCONTRAST FLUORESCENT IMAGES OF MALARIA PARASITES CUSTOM SOFTWARE ON THE PHONE WILL AUTOMATICALLY COUNT THE PARASITE LOAD, WITH RESULTS AND PATIENT INFORMATION WIRELESSLY TRANSMITTED TO CLINICAL CENTERS FOR TRACKING TO GENERATE AND DISSEMINATE RIGOROUS EVIDENCE FROM RANDOMIZED EVALUATIONS ON WHAT WORKS IN RURAL WATER IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES TO FOSTER IN-DEPTH AND HIGH QUALITY MEDIA COVERAGE OF AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT ISSUES IN AFRICA THROUGH AN INTENSIVE JOURNALISM TRAINING PROGRAM TO IDENTIFY ICT-BASED APPLICATIONS AND SYSTEMS THAT CAN INCREASE AFRICAN SMALLHOLDER PRODUCTIVITY, PROFITABILITY, AND SUSTAINABILITY
1,779,000
RAINFOREST ALLIANCE INC665 BROADWAY SUITE 500 NEWYORK,NY 10012
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,420,364
RASMUSON FOUNDATION301 W NORTHERN LIGHTS BLVD SUITE 400 ANCHORAGE,AK 99503 REACH OUT AND READ INC56 ROLAND STREET SUITE 100D BOSTON,MA 021291243
NONE
509(A)
450,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
150,000
RECOVERY SCHOOL DISTRICT 1641 POLAND AVENUE NEWORLEANS,LA 70117
NONE
170(C)(1)
500,000
REG UNIV FORUM CAPACITY BUILDING AGRUFORUM SEC PLOT 151 MAKERERE UNIV KAMPALA UG
NONE
FOREIGN NON-EXEMPT
3,709,732
REGENTS OFTHE U OF CA AT BERKELEY2150 SHATTUCK AVE SUITE 313 BERKELEY,CA 947045940
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
379,624
REGENTS OFTHE U OF CA AT BERKELEY2150 SHATTUCK AVE SUITE 313 BERKELEY, CA 947045940
NONE
509(A)(1)
400,400
NONE
509(A)(1)
223,230
Total .
. 1113a
3,055,067,596

RESEARCH AMERICA1101 KING STREET SUITE 520 ALEXANDRIA,VA 22314 RESEARCH FDN OF STATE UNIV OF NYDRAPER 113 135 WESTERN AVE ALBANY, NY 12222
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
8,500
NONE
509(A)(1)
ANDERS HAKANSSON OF THE UNIVERSITY OF BUFFALO IN THE U S HAS IDENTIFIED A PROTEIN FROM HUMAN BREAST MILK THAT KILLS RESPIRATORY TRACT BACTERIA HAKANSSON WILL ATTEMPT TO UNDERSTAND THE MECHANISM BY WHICH HAMLET BINDS TO AND KILLS PHEUMOCOCCI WITHOUT THE BACTERIA DEVELOPING RESISTANCE TO SUPPORT COORDINATED COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS TO INCREASE POSTSECONDARY COMPLETION RATES TO SUPPORT NEW EARLY COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOLS IN NEW YORK CITY
100,000
RESEARCH FDN OFTHE CITY U OF NY230 W 41ST ST 7TH FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10036
NONE
509(A)(1)
250,000
RESEARCH FDN OFTHE CITY U OF NY230 W 41ST ST 7TH FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10036 RESEARCH FDN OFTHE CITY U OF NY230 W 41ST ST 7TH FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10036
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,060,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT THE SECOND PHASE OF PLANNING FOR A NEW COMMUNITY COLLEGE AND LAY THE GROUNDWORK FOR THE STAGED IMPLEMENTATION OFTHE NEW COLLEGE TO CREATE A FRAMEWORK AND ASSESS POTENTIAL NEWTECHOLOGIES FOR MATERNAL AND NEONATAL HEALTH TO RESEARCH THE PROTECTION OFTHE CERVIX AS A METHOD OF HIV PREVENTION TO CREATE A NEW VENTURE MODEL PROVIDING BUSINESS AND TECHNICAL EXPERTISE TO STIMULATE INNOVATION AND PRIVATE INVESTMENT IN GLOBAL HEALTH TO INCREASE THE QUANTITY AND QUALITY OF RESOURCES INVESTED IN PRIORITY INTERVENTIONS TO CONTROL TUBERCULOSIS IN HIGH BURDEN COUNTRIES TO IDENTIFY THE MAJOR BARRIERS THAT LIMIT LOWER MIDDLE INCOME COUNTRIES FROM EXPANDING THEIR IMMUNIZATION PROGRAMS TO REACH MORE OFTHEIR CHILDREN WITH MORE VACCINES AND TO MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE MOST EFFECTIVE MEANS TO SUPPORT THESE COUNTRIES TO IMPROVE THEIR NATIONAL IMMUNIZATION PROGRAMS TO BUILD THE EVIDENCE BASE, AND CAPACITY, FOR IMPROVED MANAGEMENT AND OVERSIGHT OF NATURAL RESOURCE WEALTH BY LOCAL AUTHORITIES AND PARLIAMENTS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES TO SUPPORT ACTIVITIES TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF COVERAGE ON DEVELOPMENT TOPICS IN THE AFRICAN MEDIA IN ORDER TO BETTER INFORM PUBLIC OPINION AND POLICY DECISIONS TO SUPPORT COORDINATED COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS TO INCREASE POSTSECONDARY COMPLETION RATES TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF ITS 7TH THROUGH 12TH GRADE ADVISORY PROGRAM CURRICULUM TO SUPPORT ADVOCACY EFFORTS TO IMPROVE GRADUATION AND COLLEGE READINESS RATES FOR STUDENTS OF COLOR . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
280,258
RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE 3040 CORNWALLIS ROAD RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC 277092194
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 1
1,532,910
RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE 3040 CORNWALLIS ROAD RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC 277092194 RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE 3040 CORNWALLIS ROAD RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC 277092194
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 1
621,000
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 1
776,705
RESULTS EDUCATIONAL FUND INC750 FIRST STREET NE SUITE 1040 WASHINGTON,DC 20002
NONE
509(A)(1)
4,441,155
RESULTS FOR DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE1875 CONNECTICUT AVE NW WASHINGTON,DC 20009
NONE
509(A)(1)
721,209
REVENUE WATCH INSTITUTE400 WEST 59TH STREET NEWYORK,NY 10019
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,306,534
RHODES UNIVERSITYPO BOX 94 GRAHAMSTOWN 06140 SF
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
352,433
RIVERSIDE COMM COLLEGE DISTRICT1533 SPRUCE STREET RIVERSIDE,CA 92507
NONE
170(C)(1)
140,595
ROADS TO SUCCESS INCOASIS COMMUNITY CORPORATION 20 JAY STREET ROOM 802 BROOKLYN,NY 11201
NONE
509(A)(1)
130,000
ROCKEFELLER PHILPY ADVISORS INC6 WEST 48TH ST 10TH FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10036
NONE
509(A)(1)
639,615
Total .
3,055,067,596

ROCKEFELLER PHILPY ADVISORS INC6 WEST 48TH ST 10TH FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10036 ROCKEFELLER PHILPY ADVISORS INC6 WEST 48TH ST 10TH FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10036
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO MOUNT AND SUPPORT PUBLIC EDUCATION AND ADVOCACY CAMPAIGNS
400,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO BUILD SUPPORT FOR POLICIES THAT INCREASE THE NUMBER OF STUDENTS GRADUATING FROM HIGH SCHOOL READY FOR POSTSECONDARY OPPORTUNITIES TO ENCOURAGE USE OF SAVINGS ACCOUNTS BY IDENTIFYING OPPORTUNITIES FOR BANKS TO LINK THEIR SAVINGS ACCOUNTS TO POOR PEOPLES' REMITTANCES, GOVERNMENT PAYMENTS AND OTHER BASIC TRANSACTIONAL ACCOUNTS TO INCREASE THE AMOUNT OF PRIVATE INVESTMENT INTO PROJECTS THAT IMPROVE THE LIVELIHOODS OFTHE POOR WITH AN EMPHASIS ON AGRICULTURE, FINANCIAL SERVICES, GLOBAL HEALTH, WATER, AND SANITATION TO CONDUCT STRATEGIC PLANNING AND CONDUCT EVALUATION
929,378
NONE
509(A)(1)
5,278,437
NONE
509(A)(1)
388,429
ROOM TO READ111 SUTTER STREET 16TH FLOOR SAN FRANCISCO,CA 94104 ROOT CAPITAL INC675 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE 8TH FLOOR CAMBRIDGE,MA 02139
NONE
509(A)(1)
592,465
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 1
TO PROVIDE LOANS AND FINANCIAL TRAINING TO SMALL AND GROWING RURAL BUSINESSES IN AFRICA ONE HYPOTHESIS OF WHY PROTECTIVE IMMUNITY TO HIV IN THE GENERAL POPULATION IS VERY LOW IS THAT THE VIRUS CAN EXIST IN A HIDDEN FORM IN THE BODY AND CAN MUTATE VERY QUICKLY TO ESCAPE IMMUNE DESTRUCTION GEORGE DICKSON OF ROYAL HOLLOWAY UNIVERSITY OF LONDON WILL DESIGN AND EVALUATE SO-CALLED "INFI NITE-EPITOPE" VACCINES FOR THEIR POTENTIAL TO PROVIDE SIMULTANEOUS AND BROAD PROTECTIVE IMMUNITY TO THE MANY VARIANT FORMS OF HIV FOR THE PRODUCTION OF THE AFRICAN ORGANIC FARMING AND TRAINING RESOURCE MANUALTHAT DELIVERS BEST ORGANIC FARMING COMPETENCIES TO FARMERS, FARMER GROUPS, RURAL ADVISORS, EXTENTIONISTS, AGRICULTURAL TEACHERS, SELF-HELP GROUPS, RESEARCHERS AND NGOS FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
1,000,000
ROYAL HOLLOWAY UNIV OF LONDONEGHAM SURREY TW200EX UK
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
100,000
RSRCH INST OF ORGANIC AGRICULTUREACKERSTRASSE FRICK 05070 SZ
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
128,583
RURAL DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE 1411 4TH AVENUE SUITE 910 SEATTLE, WA 981012204 RURAL DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE 1411 4TH AVENUE SUITE 910 SEATTLE,WA 981012204
NONE
509(A)(1)
500,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO HELP LANDLESS WOMEN AGRICULTURAL LABORERS AND THEIR FAMILIES IN RURAL INDIA TO INCREASE FOOD SECURITY AND INCOME THROUGH SECURE LAND ACCESS AND COMMUNITY GARDENS FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
1,645,690
RURAL DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE 1411 4TH AVENUE SUITE 910 SEATTLE, WA 981012204 RURAL EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT INC901 E STREET NW SUITE 710 WASHINGTON,DC 20004 RUTGERS THE STATE UNIVERSITY OF NJ59 DUDLEY ROAD BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER NEW BRUNSWICK,NJ 08901
NONE
509(A)(1)
14,500
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO ESTABLISH RURAL LIBRARIES AND CREATE INCOME-GENERATING PROJECTS TO FINANCIALLY SUSTAIN THEM IN AN EFFORT TO DEVELOP A LOW COST AND EASILY TRANSPORTABLE THERAPEUTIC, ERIC LAM OF RUTGERS, STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW JERSEY IN THE U S WILL DEVELOP TRANSGENIC TOMATOES THAT EXPRESS RNAS THAT TARGETS SEVERAL RELEVANT VIRUSES THE TEAM WILL TEST WHETHER THESE ANTIVIRAL RNAS CAN ACCUMULATE IN MAMMALS AFTER THEIR INGESTION TO SUPPRESS VIRAL PROLIFERATION TO SUPPORT A PROJECT MEASURING PRIVATE RESEARCH AND INNOVATION IN SOUTH ASIA AND SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
838,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
RUTGERS UNIVERSITY FOUNDATIONWINANTS HALL 7 COLLEGE AVE NEW BRUNSWICK,NJ 089011261
NONE
509(A)(1)
372,873
RYTHER CHILD CENTER INC2400 NE 95TH ST SEATTLE,WA 981152499 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,500
3a
3,055,067,596

RYTHER CHILD CENTER INC2400 NE 95TH ST SEATTLE,WA 981152499 SACRED HEART CHURCH AND SCHOOL9460 NE 14TH ST BELLEVUE,WA 980043489 SACRED HEART CHURCH AND SCHOOL9460 NE 14TH ST BELLEVUE,WA 980043489 SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY221 NORTH GRAND BLVD DUBOURG HALL 307 ST LOUIS, MT 63103
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
10,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
16,500
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,000,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
LYNDA MORRISON OF ST LOUIS UNIVERSITY IN THE U S WILL DEVELOP A VACCINE VECTOR BASED ON A PROTOTYPE VACCINE FOR HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS 2 (HSV-2) THAT ENCODES MULTIPLE CD8 T CELL EPITOPES FROM HIV PROTEINS, AND TEST ITS ABILITY TO STIMULATE A ROBUST CD8 T CELL RESPONSE AGAINST HIV TO BUILD UNDERSTANDING OF WATERSHED ISSUES CRITICAL TO RAIN FED AGRICULTURE AND THE LIVELIHOODS OF SMALL SCALE FARMERS IN INDIA HIV USES THE CCR5 CORECEPTOR PROTEIN FOUND IN MAMMALS AS A MAJOR PATHWAY TO ENTER TARGET CELLS BECAUSE SOME PATIENTS WHO ARE EXPOSED, YET RESISTANT, TO THE VIRUS, OR HAVE HIV BUT DO NOT EVER PROGRESS TO AIDS CAN EXHIBIT THE PRESENCE OF CCR5 INTERNALIZING ANTIBODIES, LUCIA LOPALCO OF THE SAN RAFFAELE SCIENTIFI C INSTITUTE IN ITALY WILL ATTEMPT TO GENERATE "ANTI-SELF" ANTIBODIES AGAINST CCR5 TO KNOCK OUT PROTEIN'S CORECEPTOR AND EFFECTIVELY BLOCK HIV ENTRY PEOPLE BORN WITH A GENETIC MUTATION IN THEIR CCR5 GENE ARE NATURALLY RESISTANT TO HIV INFECTION PHILIP GREGORY OF SANGAMO BIOSCIENCES, INC IN THE U S WILL USE ZINC FI NGER NUCLEASE TECHNOLOGY TO SPECIFI CALLY DISRUPT THE CCR5 GENE AS A NEW STRATEGY TO MAKE PEOPLE RESISTANT TO HIV TO ASSIST WITH THE EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO A HUMANITARIAN CRISIS IN THE GAZA STRIP
100,000
SAMAJ PRAGATI SAHAYOG VILLAGE JATASHANKA TEHSIL BAGLI DISTRICT DEWAS, MP 455227 IN
NONE
FOREIGN NONEXEMPT
150,000
SAN RAFFAELE SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTEVIA OLGETTINA 58 MILANO 20132 IT
NONE
FOREIGN NONEXEMPT
100,000
SANGAMO BIOSCIENCES INC501 CANAL BLVD SUITE A100 RICHMOND,CA 94563
NONE
US NONEXEMPT
64,568
SAVE THE CHILDREN FEDERATION INC54 WILTON ROAD WESTPORT CT 06880 WESTPO RT, CT 06880 SAVE THE CHILDREN FEDERATION INC54 WILTON ROAD WESTPORT CT 06880 WESTPO RT, CT 06880 SCHOOL DIST NO 1 DENVER CO 900 GRANT STREET DENVER,CO 80203
NONE
509(A)(1)
500,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO TEST AND EVALUATE A CRITICAL SET OF NEWBORN HEALTH CARE TOOLS & TECHNOLOGIES
23,117,125
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO SUPPORT DENVER PUBLIC SCHOOLS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE MEASURES OF EFFECTIVE TEACHING PROJECT, DESIGNED TO DEVELOP RELIABLE INDICATORS OFA TEACHER'S IMPACT ON STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT IN ORDER TO IMPROVE COLLEGE-READINESS RATES FOR LOW-INCOME AND MINORITY YOUTH TO SUPPORT PITTSBURGH PUBLIC SCHOOLS AS PART OF A COHORT OF INTENSIVE PARTNERSHIP SITES TO USE MEASURES OFTEACHER EFFECTIVENESS TO FUNDAMENTALLY ALTER THE APPROACH TO RECRUITING, SUPPORTING, EVALUATING, RETAINING, PROMOTING, DISTRIBUTING, AND REWARDING EFFECTIVE TEACHERS IN ORDER TO IMPROVE COLLEGEREADINESS RATES FOR LOWINCOME, MINORITY STUDENTS TO SUPPORT PITTSBURGH PUBLIC SCHOOLS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE MEASURESOFEFFECTIVE TEACHING PROJECT, DESIGNED TO DEVELOP RELIABLE INDICATORS OFA TEACHER'S IMPACT ON STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT IN ORDER TO IMPROVE COLLEGE-READINESS RATES FOR LOW-INCOME AND MINORITY YOUTH TO SUPPORT COMMUNICATIONS FOR EFFECTIVE TEACHING INTENSIVE PARTNERSHIP ANNOUNCEMENT IN PITTSBURGH TO IMPROVE TECHNOLOGY ACCESS IN LIBRARIES SERVING LOW-INCOME PATRONS AND ESTABLISH SUSTAINABLE LOCAL FUNDING TO SUPPORT THE ONGOING PROVISION OF THIS SERVICE TO PARTICIPATE IN THE CAMPAIGN FOR HIGH SCHOOL EQUITY
508,233
SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PITTSBURGH341 S BELLEFIELD AVENUE PITTSBURGH,PA 15213
NONE
170(C)(1)
2,500,000
NONE
170(C)(1)
208,804
NONE
170(C)(1)
60,000
SD DPT ED-OFFICE OF STATE LIBRARY800 GOVERNORS DRIVE PIERRE,SD 57501
NONE
170(C)(1)
101,642
SE ASIA RESOURCE ACTION CENTER1628 16TH STREET NW THIRD FLOOR WASHINGTON,DC 20009 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)
212,500
. 1113a
3,055,067,596

SE ASIA TOBACCO CONTROL ALLIANCETHAKOLSUK PLACE 115 THODDAMRI ROAD BANGKOK 10300 TH
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
TO SUPPORT SPECIFIC, FOCUSED EFFORTS OF INDONESIA, CAMBODIA, LAO PDR, PHILIPPINES AND VIETNAM TO CHANGE PUBLIC ATTITUDES ABOUT TOBACCO AND REDUCE TOBACCO USE BY CREATING GREATER ACCEPTANCE, AND DEMONSTRATING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF INCREASED TOBACCO TAXES AND GRAPHIC PACK WARNINGS BY 2014, AND TO INCREASE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF OTHER REGIONAL TOBACCO CONTROL ALLIANCES IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD TO REDUCE TOBACCO USE TO SUPPORT CONSTRUCTION AT SEAMAR FAMILY RENTAL AND PROVIDE SERVICES TO FAMILIES IN CRISIS DURING THEIR PERIOD OF TRANSITION TO A MORE STABLE CONDITION FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
2,500,000
SEA-MAR COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER1040 S HENDERSON ST SEATTLE,WA 98108
NONE
509(A)(1)
37,500
SEATTLE ART MUSEUM1300 FIRST AVE SEATTLE, WA 98101 SEATTLE BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH INST307 WESTLAKE AVENUE NORTH SUITE 500 SEATTLE,WA 98109
NONE
509(A)(1)
50,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO USE NOVEL COMPUTATIONAL AND BIOLOGICAL APPROACHES FOR THE DESIGN AND EVALUATION OF HIV VACCINE CANDIDATES TO FIGHT TUBERCULOSIS BY FORGING NEW WAYS TO DEVELOP ANTIBIOTICS THAT DRAMATICALLY SHORTEN THERAPY TO DEVELOP IMMUNOGENS FOR A VACCINE THAT WILL PREVENT PREGNANCY MALARIA GLOBALLY
3,806,758
SEATTLE BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH INST307 WESTLAKE AVENUE NORTH SUITE 500 SEATTLE,WA 98109 SEATTLE BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH INST307 WESTLAKE AVENUE NORTH SUITE 500 SEATTLE, WA 98109 SEATTLE BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH INST307 WESTLAKE AVENUE NORTH SUITE 500 SEATTLE,WA 98109 SEATTLE BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH INST307 WESTLAKE AVENUE NORTH SUITE 500 SEATTLE,WA 98109 SEATTLE BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH INST307 WESTLAKE AVENUE NORTH SUITE 500 SEATTLE, WA 98109 SEATTLE BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH INST307 WESTLAKE AVENUE NORTH SUITE 500 SEATTLE,WA 98109
NONE
509(A)(1)
6,079,361
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,594,588
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO INCREASE STUDENT AWARENESS OF GLOBAL HEALTH ISSUES AND INSPIRE THEM TO ENTER GLOBAL HEALTH FIELDS TO INCREASE STUDENT AWARENESS OF GLOBAL HEALTH ISSUES AND INSPIRE THEM TO ENTER GLOBAL HEALTH FIELDS FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
219,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
53,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
9,500
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO DETERMINE WHETHER WILD-TYPE LIVER STAGE P FALCIPARUM PARASITES CAN INDUCE ANTIINFECTION IMMUNITY IN HUMANS IF KILLED PRIOR TO THE FORMATION AND RELEASE OF BLOOD-STAGE PARASITES TO SUPPORT THE GLOBAL HEALTH RESEARCH CONGRESS
1,432,893
SEATTLE BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH INST307 WESTLAKE AVENUE NORTH SUITE 500 SEATTLE, WA 98109 SEATTLE CENTER FOUNDATION 305 HARRISON STREET SEATTLE,WA 981094695 SEATTLE CENTER FOUNDATION 305 HARRISON STREET SEATTLE,WA 981094695 SEATTLE CENTER FOUNDATION 305 HARRISON STREET SEATTLE,WA 981094695 SEATTLE CENTER FOUNDATION 305 HARRISON STREET SEATTLE,WA 981094695 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)
150,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,500
NONE
509(A)(1)
20,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
10,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,000
. 1113a
3,055,067,596

SEATTLE CHILDRENS THEATRE ASSOC201 THOMAS STREET SEATTLE, WA 98109 SEATTLE CHINATOWN INTL DISTRIC PRESPO BOX 3302 SEATTLE, WA 98104 SEATTLE COMMUNITY COLLEGES 1500 HARVARD AVENUE SEATTLE, WA 98122 SEATTLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ASSOC1437 SOUTH JACKSON SUITE 201 SEATTLE,WA 98144 SEATTLE FOUNDATION1200 FIFTH AVE SUITE 1300 SEATTLE, WA 98101 SEATTLE FOUNDATION1200 FIFTH AVE SUITE 1300 SEATTLE, WA 98101 SEATTLE FOUNDATION1200 FIFTH AVE SUITE 1300 SEATTLE, WA 98101 SEATTLE FOUNDATION1200 FIFTH AVE SUITE 1300 SEATTLE, WA 98101 SEATTLE FOUNDATION1200 FIFTH AVE SUITE 1300 SEATTLE,WA 98101
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
34,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
800
NONE
170(C)(1)
3,000,000
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 2
TO SUPPORT THE KING COUNTY LOW INCOME CREDIT UNION PROJECT IN PROVIDING AFFORDABLE FINANCIAL SERVICES TO SUPPORT EMERGING NEW MODELS OF COMMUNITY JOURNALISM
200,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
10,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT THE COLLECTION OF COMMUNITY INDICATORS
50,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
50,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT A BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP TO DEMONSTRATE THAT AN EVIDENCE-BASED HOME VISITING PROGRAM CAN CLOSE THE SCHOOL PREPAREDNESS GAP FOR LOW INCOME CHILDREN OF COLOR, WHOSE HOME LANGUAGE IS OTHER THAN ENGLISH TO DESIGN AND DEMONSTRATE NEW POSTSECONDARY COMPLETION STRATEGIES FOR LOW-SKILLED WORKING ADULTS WITH PHASE II RECOMMENDATIONS FOR TAKING THE SUCCESSFUL PROGRAMS TO SCALE AND LINKING THEM TO HOMELESS FAMILIES TO DESIGN AND DEMONSTRATE NEW POSTSECONDARY COMPLETION STRATEGIES FOR LOW-SKILLED WORKING ADULTS WITH PHASE II RECOMMENDATIONS FOR TAKING THE SUCCESSFUL PROGRAMS TO SCALE AND LINKING THEM TO HOMELESS FAMILIES TO SUPPORT HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS THROUGH THE UNITED WAY OF KING COUNTY TO SUPPORT KING COUNTY NON-PROFIT AGENCIES
200,000
SEATTLE FOUNDATION1200 FIFTH AVE SUITE 1300 SEATTLE,WA 98101
NONE
509(A)(1)
350,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
8,302,297
SEATTLE FOUNDATION1200 FIFTH AVE SUITE 1300 SEATTLE, WA 98101 SEATTLE HOUSING AUTHORITY PO BOX 19028 SEATTLE,WA 981091028
NONE
509(A)(1)
700,000
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO PROVIDE A PLANNING GRANT FORA PROJECT AIMED AT IMPROVING EDUCATION FO R YO UTH TO SUPPORT A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN AND PROVIDE SERVICES TO FAMILIES IN CRISIS DURING THEIR PERIOD OFTRANSITION TO A MORE STABLE CONDITION . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
50,000
SEATTLE HOUSING AUTHORITY PO BOX 19028 SEATTLE,WA 981091028
NONE
170(C)(1)
325,000
Total .
3,055,067,596

SEATTLE JR GOLF FOUNDATION 2340 BROADMOOR DRIVE EAST SEATTLE,WA 981122322 SEATTLE PACIFIC UNIVERSITY 3307 THIRD AVE W SEATTLE, WA 981191997 SEATTLE UNIVERSITYPO BOX 222000 SEATTLE,WA 981221090
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
33,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT A GYMNASIUM RENOVATION PROJECT
155,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF A FAMILY HOMELESSNESS JOURNALISM FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM AT SEATTLE UNIVERSITY TO SUPPORT A SCHOLARSHIP FUND AND INTERNSHIP PROGRAM FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT TO PROVIDE LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES TO CAREGIVERS OF DIVERSE BACKGROUNDS, TO PREPARE THEIR CHILDREN FOR SCHOOL, ALONG WITH INCREASED ACCESS TO PRESCHOOL FOR THOSE CHILDREN TO CREATE AND OPEN NEW SEE FOREVER CAMPUSES IN WASHINGTON DC TO APPLY SELECTED TECHNOLOGIES TO IMPROVE THE CARRIERS AND COLD BOXES USED IN VACCINE-PREVENTABLE DISEASE PROGRAMS, AND TO TRANSPORT BIOLOGICAL SPECIMENS FOR DIAGNOSTIC AND SURVEILLANCE PURPOSES TO ORGANIZE WORKERS TO ACHIEVE THEIR GOALS OF FULL EMPLOYMENT AND SELF RELIANCE
185,347
SEATTLE UNIVERSITYPO BOX 222000 SEATTLE,WA 981221090 SEATTLE WORK5162519THAVE SEATTLE,WA 98122 SEDRO-WOOLLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 101801 TRAIL ROAD SEDROWOOLLEY,WA 98284
NONE
509(A)(1)
10,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,500
NONE
170(C)(1)
173,500
SEE FOREVER FOUNDATION1851 9TH STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20001 SEEDR L3C3405 PIEDMONT ROAD SUITE 525 ATLANTA,GA 30305
NONE
509(A)(1)
282,100
NONE
US NONEXEMPT
450,866
SELF EMPLOYED WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONSEWA RECPTN CTR OPP VICTORIA GARDEN GUJARAT,GJ 380001 IN SELF ENHANCEMENT INC3920 N KERBY AVE PORTLAND,OR 972271255
NONE
FOREIGN NONEXEMPT
244,220
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT THE ACADEMIC AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT OF LOW-INCOME YOUTH IN PORTLAND TO SUPPORT A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
400,000
SERENDIPITY CENTER INCPO BOX 33350 PORTLAND,OR 97292 SHOREBANK INTERNATIONAL LTD 1200 G STREET NW SUITE 401 WASHINGTON,DC 20005
NONE
509(A)(1)
75,000
NONE
US NONEXEMPT
TO IMPROVE THE CAPACITY OF FOUR MICROFINANCE BANKS IN SOUTH ASIA TO DELIVER SAVINGS PRODUCTS TO THE POOR MORE EFFECTIVELY, MORE PROFITABLY, AND AT A LARGER SCALE TO DESIGN, DEVELOP, AND INITIATE THE GLOBAL EDUCATION LEADERS' PROGRAM (GELP), WHICH WILLOFFERTHE OPPORTUNITY TO EDUCATION SYSTEM LEADERS TO JOIN THE COALITION TO DEVELOP REAL TRANSFORMATION, NOT MERELY THE EXCHANGE OF CURRENT BEST PRACTICE TO SUPPORT COORDINATED COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS TO INCREASE POSTSECONDARY COMPLETION RATES TO PROVIDE SUSTAINABLE AND COLLABORATIVE CROSS-SECTOR SOLUTION MODELS TO ADDRESS PRESSING CAUSES OF URBAN POVERTY . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
3,430,331
SILICON VALLEY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION2440 WEST EL CAMINO REAL SUITE 300 MOUNTAIN VIEW,CA 94040
NONE
509(A)(1)
300,000
SINCLAIR COMMUNITY COLLEGE 444 WTHIRD ST DAYTON,OH 454021460
NONE
170(C)(1)
250,000
SISTER CITIES INTERNATIONAL 1301 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NW SUITE 850 WASHINGTON,DC 20004
NONE
509(A)(2)
2,061,028
Total .
3,055,067,596

SKAGIT COMMUNITY FOUNDATIONPO BOX 1763 1229 CLEVELAND AVENUE MOUNT VERNON,WA 98273 SMALL ENTERPRISE EDUC PROMOTION NETTHE SEEP NETWORK 1825 CONNECTICUT AVE NW WASHINGTON,DC 20009
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT GRANTMAKING IN THE GRANTEE'S GEOGRAPHY
30,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO PROVIDE MEMBER NGOS AND THE INDUSTRY AT LARGE WITH TOOLS AND STRATEGIES TO DELIVER ON-THE GROUND, MARKETBASED SERVICES TO THE URBAN POOR VIA PRACTITIONER LEARNING PROGRAMS TO SUPPORT LONG-TERM LEARNING AND PROSPECTIVE LESSONS FOR FUTURE DISASTERS THROUGH RESEARCH ON THE EFFECTS OF HURRICANE KATRINA ON THE PEOPLE OFTHE GULF COAST TO SUPPORT ACCELERATION FOR EARLY STAGE LEARNING TECHNOLOGIES TO SUPPORT LOCAL NONPROFITS WITH HIGHENGAGEMENT CAPACITY BUILDING WHILE SHARING LEARNINGS AND BEST PRACTICES FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
1,603,220
SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH COUNCILONE PIERREPONT PLAZA 15TH FLOOR BROOKLYN,NY 11201
NONE
509(A)(1)
284,749
SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH COUNCILONE PIERREPONT PLAZA 15TH FLOOR BROOKLYN,NY 11201 SOCIAL VENTURE PARTNERS1601 SECOND AVENUE SUITE 615 SEATTLE,WA 98101
NONE
509(A)(1)
500,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
65,000
SOCIETY FOR INTL DEVELOPMENT1875 CONNECTICUT AVENUE NW SUITE 720 WASHINGTON,DC 20009 SOCIETY FOR VECTOR ECOLOGY 1966 COMPTON AVENUE CORONA, CA 928813318 SOCIETY ST VINCENT DE PAUL SEATTLE5950 4TH AVE SOUTH SEATTLE, WA 98108 SOLID GROUND WASHINGTON 1501 NORTH 45TH STREET SEATTLE,WA 981036708 SOLID GROUND WASHINGTON 1501 NORTH 45TH STREET SEATTLE,WA 981036708 SOUTH AFRICA DEVELOPMENT FUND555 AMORY STREET BOSTON,MA 02130 SOUTH AFRICA PARTNERS89 SOUTH STREET SUITE 701 BOSTON,MA 02111 SOUTH BEND SCHOOL DISTRICT 118PO BOX 437 SOUTH BEND,WA 98586
NONE
509(A)(2)
2,400
NONE
509(A)(2)
85,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT THE CREATION OF THE FAMILY STABILITY INITIATIVE FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
100,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
4,910
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO BUILD HIV ADVOCACY CAPACITY IN SOUTH AFRICA FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
470,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
8,800
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO STRENGTHEN THE DISTRICT'S CURRENT PROGRAM AND FURTHER PARTNERSHIPS WITH EARLY LEARNING PROVIDERS, AND FAMILIES, TO PREPARE CHILDREN TO ENTER SCHOOL READY TO LEARN TO SUPPORT A YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM SERVING SOUTHERN SUDANESE IMMIGRANTS AND REFUGEES TO SUPPORT ENHANCED EDUCATIONAL SERVICES FOR STRUGGLING STUDENTS . . . . . . . . . . 3a
177,558
SOUTHERN SUDANESE COMMUNITY OF WA510 2ND AVE W SEATTLE,WA 98119
NONE
509(A)(2)
35,000
SOUTHWEST YOUTH AND FAMILY SERVICES4555 DELRIDGE WAY SW SEATTLE,WA 98106
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,000
Total .
3,055,067,596

SRI INTERNATIONALSRI INTERNATIONAL 333 RAVENSWOOD AVENUE MENLO PARK,CA 940253493
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(2)
TO TEST THE THEORY THAT CERTAIN METABOLIC PATHWAYS ESSENTIAL TO THE SURVIVAL OF BACTERIA ARE IMMUTABLE AND THEREFORE PROMISING TARGETS OF DRUG THERAPY, KRISHNA KODUKULA AND COLLEAGUES AT SRI INTERNATIONAL IN THE U S WILL IDENTIFY PEPTIDES THAT BIND KEY METABOLITES OF M TUBERCULOSIS, AND TEST THEIR ABILITY TO KILL THE BACTERIA TO SUPPORT CONSTRUCTION OF APARTMENTS AND PROVIDE SERVICES TO FAMILIES IN CRISIS DURING THEIR PERIOD OFTRANSITION TO A MORE STABLE CONDITION TO DEVELOP A NOVEL DELIVERY STRATEGY FOR HIV VACCINE ANTIGENS
100,000
ST ANDREW'S HOUSING GROUP 1775 12TH AVE NW SUITE 102 ISSAQUAH,WA 98027
NONE
509(A)(1)
60,000
ST GEORGE'S HOSPITAL MED SCHOOLDEPT CELL/JENNER WING CRANMERTERR LONDON SW170RE UK ST MICHAEL'S HOSPITAL30 BOND ST SUITE 5-089 QUEEN WING TORONTO,ON M5B1C5 CA
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
1,672,982
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
TO REDUCE PREMATURE DEATHS FROM TOBACCO USE IN INDIA BY SUPPORTING TOBACCO CONTROL POLICIES THAT INCREASE CESSATION AMONG CURRENT SMOKERS TO DETERMINE THE HUMAN SAFETY OFA NEW INJECTABLE ANTIRETROVIRAL AGENT FOR PROTENTIAL DEVELOPMENT AND USE AS PRE-EXPOSURE PROPHYLAXIS (PREP) FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
1,500,000
ST STEPHEN'S AIDS TRUSTST STEPHENS CHELSEA WESTMIN HOSP LONDON SW109NH UK
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
500,000
ST THOMAS SCHOOL8300 NE 12TH ST MEDINA,WA 98039 STAND FOR CHILDREN LEADERSHIP CTR516 SE MORRISON ST SUITE 420 PORTLAND,OR 97214 STATE BOARD COMM AND TECH COLLEGEPO BOX 42495 OLYMPIA,WA 98504
NONE
509(A)(1)
10,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT THE EXPANSION OFSTAND FOR CHILDREN IN WASHINGTON STATE
206,944
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO IMPACT STUDENT SUCCESS AND HIGHER COMMUNITY COLLEGE COMPLETION FOR LOW INCOME YOUNG ADULTS TO DEVELOP COMMON, OPEN, LONGITUDINAL DATA STANDARDS
1,685,000
STATE HIGHER ED EXEC OFFICERS ASSOC3035 CENTER GREEN DRIVE SUITE 100 BOULDER, CO 803012251 STATE LIBRARY OF IOWAOLA BABCOCK MILLER BLDG 1112 EAST DES MOINES,IA 503190233
NONE
509(A)(1)
846,445
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO IMPROVE TECHNOLOGY ACCESS IN LIBRARIES SERVING LOW-INCOME PATRONS AND ESTABLISH SUSTAINABLE LOCAL FUNDING TO SUPPORT THE ONGOING PROVISION OF THIS SERVICE TO IMPROVE ADOPTION OF FREE INTERNET CONNECTIONS IN KANSAS PUBLIC LIBRARIES LACKING HIGH-SPEED BROADBAND TODAY AND ESTABLISH SUSTAINABILITY STRATEGIES THAT WILL SUPPORT THE ON-GOING PROVISION AND IMPROVEMENT OF CONNECTIVITY OVERTIME TO IMPROVE TECHNOLOGY ACCESS IN LIBRARIES SERVING LOW-INCOME PATRONS AND ESTABLISH SUSTAINABLE LOCAL FUNDING TO SUPPORT THE ONGOING PROVISION OF THIS SERVICE TO IMPROVE TECHNOLOGY ACCESS IN LIBRARIES SERVING LOW-INCOME PATRONS AND ESTABLISH SUSTAINABLE LOCAL FUNDING TO SUPPORT THE ONGOING PROVISION OF THIS SERVICE TO SUPPORT DEVELOPMENT OF EDUCATION AND WORKFORCE DATA ON THE WEB IN HIGHLY USABLE, UNDERSTANDABLE AND INFECTIOUS WAYS SO THAT MILLIONS OF AMERICANS CAN BETTER ASSESS PROGRESS AND PARTICIPATE IN INFORMED DIALOGUE TO FUND A KINDERGARTEN READINESS ASSESSMENT
153,745
STATE LIBRARY OF KANSAS300 SW 10TH TOPEKA,KS 66612
NONE
170(C)(1)
190,878
STATE LIBRARY OFOHI0274 E FIRST AVE SUITE 100 COLUMBUS,OH 43201
NONE
170(C)(1)
1,108,965
STATE OF MN DEPT OF EDUC1500 HIGHWAY 36 WEST ROSEVILLE,MN 55113
NONE
170(C)(1)
253,250
STATE OFTHE USA INC1146 19TH ST NW SUITE 300 WASHINGTON,DC 20036
NONE
509(A)(1)
250,000
STATE OF WA DEPT OF EARLY LEARNINGPO BOX 40970 OLYMPIA,WA 985040970 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
170(C)(1)
237,500
3a
3,055,067,596

STATE OF WA DEPT SOCIAL HEALTH SVCSPO BOX 45015 OLYMPIA,WA 985045015
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO SUPPORT A MOBILE OFFICE TO INCREASE UTILIZATION OF FOOD STAMPS AND OTHER BENEFITS TO COLLECT BASELINE DATA ON THE INCIDENCE AND COST OF ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES IN WASHINGTON STATE TO CREATE VACCINES THAT TARGET MOLECULAR SIGNATURES OF LATENT TB
200,000
STATE WA DEPT SOCIAL HEALTH SVCSPO BOX 45015 OLYMPIA,WA 985045015
NONE
170(C)(1)
17,500
STATENS SERUM INSTITUTE ARTILLERIVEJ 5 2300 COPENHAGEN S DA STAYING ALIVE FOUNDATION 47TH FLOOR 1515 BROADWAY NEWYORK,NY 10036
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
2,472,169
NONE
509(A)(2)
TO PROVIDE CORRECT AND FACTUAL AWARENESS AND PREVENTION INFORMATION ON HIV/AIDS TO YOUNG PEOPLE, USING TELEVISION, RADIO, ONLINE AND PEER EDUCATION, GLOBALLY, BUT SPECIFICALLY IN KENYA, TANZANIA AND JAMAICA TO IDENTIFY BIOMARKERS PREDICTIVE OF TREATMENT RESPONSE ORTB DISEASE STATUS IN HIV-UNINFECTED ADULT HUMANS WITH ACTIVE PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS INFECTIONS IN ORDER TO FACILITATE THE SHORTENING OF CLINICALTRIALS FOR NEW ANTI-TUBERCULOUS CHEMOTHERAPEUTICS TO INCREASE GLOBAL ACCESS TO MEDICINE BY ENTICING DRUG COMPANIES TO RAISE THEIR PERFORMANCE THROUGH THE USE OF AN INDUSTRY INDEX THAT ASSESSES BEST PRACTICE TO ACCELERATE THE DEVELOPMENT OF REPLICABLE, INNOVATIVE LIBRARY SERVICES THAT MEET USER NEEDS TO STRENGTHEN THE MEDIA, POLICY ADVOCACY AND PUBLIC EDUCATION EFFORTS OF AFRICAN NATIONAL MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOAL CIVIL SOCIETY CAMPAIGNS AND SUPPORT AN ADVOCACY PROGRAM AROUND G8 SUMMITS AND COMMITMENTS TO STRENGTHEN THE MEDIA, POLICY ADVOCACY AND PUBLIC EDUCATION EFFORTS OF AFRICAN NATIONAL MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOAL CIVIL SOCIETY CAMPAIGNS AND SUPPORT AN ADVOCACY PROGRAM AROUND G8 SUMMITS AND COMMITMENTS TO IMPROVE ACCESS TO ACCURATE KNOWLEDGE ON DISAGGREGATED WATER, SANITATION AND HYGIENE COSTS AND BY EMBEDDING IMPROVED DECISIONMAKING PROCESSES IN LEAD ORGANISATIONS IN THE SECTOR AT INTERMEDIATE, NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL LEVELS TO DEVELOP REPLICABLE, COUNTRY-SPECIFIC MODELS FOR SUSTAINABLE RURAL WATER, SANITATION AND HYGIENE SERVICES WHILE CATALYZING THE CHANGES IN SECTOR BEHAVIOR NECESSARY FOR MODELS TO BE APPLIED AT NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL LEVELS TO DRAMATICALLY INCREASE THE NUMBER OF ACTIVE SAVINGS ACCOUNTS IN FOUR FLAGSHIP MICRO FINANCE INSTITUTIONS OF THE WOMEN'S WORLD BANKING NETWORK TO DEMONSTRATE LINKAGE BETWEEN GLOBAL HEALTH AND FOREIGN/SECURITY POLICY TO EDUCATE AND INFORM NORDIC GOVERNMENTS AND THE PRIVATE SECTOR OF THE NEED FOR INCREASED POLITICAL/FINANCIAL COMMITMENT IN ADDRESSING GLOBAL HEALTH CHALLENGES AND INEQUITIES TO DEVELOP COMPREHENSIVE SELECTION CRITERIA AND IDENTIFY CHARACTERISTICS TO ANALYZE SCHOOLS, AND PROVIDE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT TO AND CONDUCT A FIVE-YEAR LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF HIGH SCHOOLS FROM THE FOUNDATION'S FOCUS STATES FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
13,230
STELLENBOSCH UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION B BLDG VICTORIA ST STELLENBOSCH SF
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
499,783
STICHTING ACCESS TO MEDICINE FDNSPAARNE 35 HAARLEM 2011CD NL
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
597,593
STICHTING EIFL NETPIAZZA MASTAI 9 ROME 00153 IT
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
840,300
STICHTING GCAP GLOBAL FOUNDATIONCIVICUS HOUSE 24 GWIGWI MWEREBI JOHANNESBURG 02135 SF
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
1,984,605
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
1,100,000
STICHTING IRC-INTL WATER SNTN CTRPO BOX 82327 THE HAGUE 2508EH NL
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
6,900,000
STICHTING IRC-INTL WATER SNTN CTRPO BOX 82327 THE HAGUE 2508EH NL
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
1,600,000
STICHTING WOMEN'S WORLD BANKING8 WEST 40TH 9TH FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10018
NONE
501(C)(4)
6,360,073
STOCKHOLM INTL PEACE RESEARCH INST SIGNALISTGATAN 9 SOLNA 16970 SW
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
402,884
SUCCESSFUL PRACTICES NETWORK INC1585 ROUTE 146 REXFORD,NY 12148
NONE
509(A)(2)
1,127,200
SUCCESSFUL SCHOOLS IN ACTION2212 QUEEN ANNE AVENUE N SUITE 280 SEATTLE, WA 98109 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)
108
. 1113a
3,055,067,596

SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SYNDROME ALLNC1314 BEDFORD AVENUE SUITE 210 BALTIMORE,MD 21208 SUMMER SEARCH FOUNDATION 2100 24TH AVE S SUITE 350 SEATTLE, WA 98144
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT THE BEDTIME BASICS FOR BABIES PROGRAM
1,498,198
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT A PROJECT TO IMPROVE RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION FROM SOUTH SEATTLE AREA SCHOOLS TO SUPPORT A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FORA TRIBAL EARLY LEARNING CENTER TO SUPPORT A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FORA LONGHOUSE AND COMMUNITY CENTER TO SUPPORT A STOCHASTIC SIMULATION PLATFORM FOR PREDICTING THE EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT MALARIA INTERVENTION STRATEGIES TO SUPPORT STI RESEARCH AND RESOURCES PLATFORMS FORTHE DEVELOPMENT, VALIDATION AND APPLICATION OF PUBLIC HEALTH TOOLS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES TO ESTABLISH A CENTER FOR CLINICAL RESEARCH IN KINSHASA, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO FOR ASSESSMENT OF NEW DRUGS FOR AFRICAN SLEEPING SICKNESS RETO BRUN (SWISS TROPICAL INSTITUTE) AND ISABEL RODITI (UNIVERSITY OF BERN) SEEK TO IDENTIFY THE MOLECULES THAT CUE AFRICAN TRYPANOSOMES, WHICH ARE PARASITES THAT CAUSES FATAL SLEEPING SICKNESS, TO DIFFERENTIATE INTO THE LIFESTAGES NECESSARY FORTRANSMISSION OFTHE PARASITE KNOWING HOW TO FORCE THIS TRANSFORMATION PREMATURELY WITHIN THE MAMMALIAN HOST WILL ALLOW NEW WAYS TO KILL TRYPANOSOMES FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
125,000
SUQUAMISH TRIBEPO BOX 498 SUQUAMISH,WA 98392
NONE
7871
250,000
SUQUAMISH TRIBEPO BOX 498 SUQUAMISH,WA 98392
NONE
7871
375,000
SWISS TROPICAL PUBLIC HEALTH INSTSOCINSTRASSE 57 BASEL CH4002 SZ
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
988,238
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
2,000,000
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
621,817
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
100,000
SYNERGOS INSTITUTE INC51 MADISON AVENUE 21ST FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10010 SYNERGOS INSTITUTE INC51 MADISON AVENUE 21ST FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10010
NONE
509(A)(1)
10,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO CREATE A REPLICABLE MODEL FOR STRENGTHENING AFRICAN PUBLIC HEALTH LEADERS, CATALYZING HEALTH SYSTEMS INNOVATION, AND IMPROVING THE PERFORMANCE OF HEALTHCARE DELIVERY SYSTEMS IN AFRICA, BEGINNING IN NAMIBIA TO IDENTIFY FACTORS THAT SHAPE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF GLOBAL HEALTH POLICY COMMUNITIES, KNOWLEDGE THAT THESE COMMUNITIES MAY THEN USE TO BUILD CAPACITY TO SECURE FUNDS, PROMOTE EVIDENCE-BASED POLICY AND DELIVER EFFECTIVE HEALTH INTERVENTIONS TO POOR PEOPLE IN LOWINCOME COUNTRIES FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
2,432,955
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY113 BOWNE HALL SYRACUSE,NY 13244
NONE
509(A)(1)
407,069
TABOR 1005703 SOUTH FLETCHER STREET SEATTLE, WA 98118 TACOMA GOODWILL INDUSTRIES 714 S 27TH ST TACOMA,WA 98409
NONE
509(A)(2)
4,280
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FOR AN ADULT AND YOUTH EMPLOYMENT CENTER TO PROVIDE A PLANNING GRANT REGARDING THE REVITALIZATION OF TACOMA'S HILLTOP NEIGHBORHOOD TO SUPPORT CONSTRUCTION OFA FAMILY CENTER AND PROVIDE SERVICES TO FAMILIES IN CRISIS DURING THEIR PERIOD OF TRANSITION TO A MORE STABLE CONDITION . . . . . . . . . . 3a
750,000
TACOMA HOUSING AUTHORITY 902 SOUTH L STREET TACOMA,WA 984054037
NONE
170(C)(1)
50,000
TACOMA RESCUE MISSIONPO BOX 1912 TACOMA,WA 984011912
NONE
509(A)(1)
220,000
Total .
3,055,067,596

TANZANIA POSTAL BANK SAMORA AVENUE EXTELECOMS ANNEX BLDG DAR ES SALAAM TZ
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
TO LEVERAGE TANZANIA POSTAL BANK'S NETWORK OF BRANCHES AND AGENTS TO REACH THE RURAL POOR BY MEANS OFAGENT BANKING THROUGH A MOBILE TECHNOLOGY PLATFORM AND POINT OF SALE(POS) DEVICES TO SUPPORT CAPACITY BUILDING SERVICES IN THE PUGET SOUND TO RESOLVE THE CRITICAL CHALLENGES NOW FACING THE GLOBAL PROGRAM TO ELIMINATE LYMPHATIC FILARIASIS TO DETERMINE THE IMPACT OF INTEGRATED TRACHOMA AND LYMPHATIC FILARIASIS CONTROL PROGRAMS ON INFECTION PREVALENCE AND HEALTH INFRASTRUCTURES IN MALI AND TO DEVELOP A MODEL FOR INTEGRATION THAT WILL INFORM FUTURE INTEGRATION EFFORTS FOR OTHER COUNTRIES TO IMPLEMENT A LARGE SCALE EFFECTIVE HIV PREVENTIVE INTERVENTION IN INDIA TO SUPPORT TEACH FOR AMERICA (TFA) WITH THE GOAL OF BRINGING LOW INCOME AND MINORITY STUDENTS IN TFA CLASSROOMS TO PROFICIENCY, INCREASING STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT IN NONTFA CLASSROOMS IN DISTRICTS WHERE TFA MEMBERS WORK,AND WORKING TO ENSURE THE MOST EFFECTIVE TFA MEMBERS ARE TEACHING THE HIGHEST NEED STUDENTS TO EXAMINE THE CORRELATION BETWEEN THE TEACHING AS LEADERSHIP (TAL) RUBRIC AND STUDENT PERFORMANCE,TO ASSESS THE EXTENT OFOVERLAP BETWEEN TAL AND OTHER PROMISING EVALUATIVE FRAMEWORKS, DETERMINE WHICH ELEMENTS OF WHICH FRAMEWORKS BEST PREDICT STUDENT PERFORMANCE, AND FINALLY, THIS PROJECT WILL DOCUMENT AND MODEL TEACHER GROWTH BETWEEN THE FIRST AND SECOND YEAR OF EXPERIENCE TO ADDRESS THE URGENT SITUATION AND TO HELP CATALYZE THE REFORM EFFORTS UNDERWAY IN NEW O RLEANS TO PREPARE TO VALIDATE TEACH FOR AMERICA'S TEACHING AS LEADERSHIP RUBRIC TO RETAIN EFFECTIVE TEACHERS AND GIVE VOICE
300,000
TAPFOUND INC466 GEARY ST SUITE 200 SAN FRANCISCO,CA 94102 TASK FORCE CHILD SURVIVAL DEVT750 COMMERCE DRIVE SUITE 400 DECATUR,GA 30030
NONE
509(A)(1)
45,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,624,771
TASK FORCE FOR GLOBAL HEALTH INC441 LEXINGTON AVENUE 16TH FLOOR DECATUR,GA 300303001
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,083,560
TCI FOUNDATIONTCI HOUSE 69 INST AREA SECT 32 GURGAON,HR 122001 IN TEACH FOR AMERICA INC315 WEST 36 STREET 7TH FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10018
NONE
FOREIGN NON-EXEMPT
2,000,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
500,000
TEACH FOR AMERICA INC315 WEST 36 STREET 7TH FLOOR NEW YORK,NY 10018
NONE
509(A)(1)
502,060
TEACH FOR AMERICA INC315 WEST 36 STREET 7TH FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10018
NONE
509(A)(1)
326,000
TEACH FOR AMERICA INC315 WEST 36 STREET 7TH FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10018 TEACH FOR AMERICA INC315 WEST 36 STREET 7TH FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10018 TEACH PLUS INCORPORATED131 MOUNT AUBURN STREET CAMBRIDGE,MA 02186
NONE
509(A)(1)
900,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
500,422
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM'S EXPANSION AND CREATE A NATIONAL NETWORK OF INFORMED TEACHERS, THROUGH BOTH ITS INTENSIVE TRAINING PROGRAM FOR "TEACHING FELLOWS" AND LESS INTENSIVE NETWORKBUILDING ACTIVITIES FOR ADDITIONAL TEACHERS TO PROVIDE A RIGOROUS RESEARCH BASE AND BODY OF EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT HIGHER SUCCESS AND ACCELERATED PROGRESSION FOR LOW INCOME YOUNG ADULTS IN COMMUNITY COLLEGES TO SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND AN EDUCATION WORKSHOP FOR EDUCATION BEAT REPORTERS TO SUPPORT A STATEWIDE EDUCATION EFFORT THAT WILL FRAME HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS AS INEXTRICABLY LINKED TO THE VITALITY OF PENNSYLVANIA'S ECONOMY AND THE WELL-BEING OF ITS YOUNG PEOPLE TO SUPPORT A WRITING, MATH AND TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM FOR CHILDREN
1,008,375
TEACHERS COLLEGE COLUMBIA UNIV525 W 120TH ST BOX 151 NEW YORK,NY 10027
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,687,591
TEACHERS COLLEGE COLUMBIA UNIV525 W 120TH ST BOX 151 NEWYORK,NY 10027
NONE
509(A)(1)
202,493
TEAM PENNSYLVANIA FOUNDATION100 PINE STREET 9TH FLOOR HARRISBURG,PA 17101
NONE
509(A)(1)
500,000
TECHNOLOGY ACCESS FOUNDATION3803 SOUTH EDMUNDS STREET SUITE A SEATTLE, WA 98118 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(2)
172,500
. 1113a
3,055,067,596

TECHNOLOGY ACCESS FOUNDATION3803 SOUTH EDMUNDS STREET SUITE A SEATTLE,WA 98118
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(2)
TO SUPPORT THE TECHNOLOGY ACCESS FOUNDATION ACADEMY IN FEDERAL WAY SCHOOL DISTRICT FOCUSING ON SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING AND MATHEMATICS EXCELLENCE FOR LOW INCOME STUDENTS AND STUDENTS OF COLOR TO HELP ENTREPRENEURIAL MEN AND WOMEN IN POOR RURALAREAS OFTHE DEVELOPING WORLD BUILD BUSINESS THAT CREATE INCOME, OPPORTUNITY, AND ECONOMIC GROWTH FOR THEIR FAMILIES, THEIR COMMUNITIES AND THEIR NATIONS TO SUPPORT CAPACITY BUILDING
655,731
TECHNOSERVE INC1800 M STREET SUITE 1066 WASHINGTON,DC 20036
NONE
509(A)(1)
12,315,841
TECHNOSERVE INC1800 M STREET SUITE 1066 WASHINGTON,DC 20036 TECHNOSERVE INC1800 M STREET SUITE 1066 WASHINGTON,DC 20036
NONE
509(A)(1)
757,924
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO DEVELOP A SUSTAINABLE MODEL TO SCALE-UP PRODUCTIVITY AND ACCESS FOR INDIA SOY FARMERS TO WORK WITH SMALL FARMERS IN KENYA AND UGANDA TO INCREASE THE QUALITY AND QUANTITY OF MANGOES AND PASSION FRUITS AND LINK THEM TO FRUIT JUICE PROCESSING MARKETS TO SUPPORT DESIGNING AND IMPLEMENTING A WEBBASED SERVICE THAT WILL ENABLE U S GRANTMAKERS TO MEET IRS REQUIREMENTS FOR DETERMINING THE EQUIVALENCY OF INTERNATIONAL NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS TO U S BASED PUBLIC CHARITIES TO SUPPORT THE BORLAUG INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARS FUND ALLISON FICHT OFTEXAS A&M HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER IN THE U S WILL DEVELOP A NEWTB IMMUNIZATION DELIVERY SYSTEM BASED ON THE PROTEIN USED BY PARASITIC WORMS TO SEAL THEIR EGG CASE THIS "STICKY COATING" FOR NANOPARTICLE VACCINES COULD PROTECT ANTIGENS DURING INTRANASAL ADMINISTRATION, AFFIX THEM TO THE NASAL MUCOSA AND ERODE IN A CONTROLLED WAY TO SLOWLY RELEASE ANTIGENS FOR ENHANCED IMMUNE RESPONSE AGAINST TUBERCULOSIS FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
132,139
TECHNOSERVE INC1800 M STREET SUITE 1066 WASHINGTON,DC 20036
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,889,201
TECHSOUP GLOBAL435 BRANNAN ST SUITE 100 SAN FRANCISCO,CA 941071780
NONE
509(A)(1)
500,000
TEXAS A AND M FOUNDATION401 GEORGE BUSH DR COLLEGE STATION,TX 77840 TEXAS A AND M HEALTH SCIENCE CENTERJOHN B CONNALLY BUILDING 301 TARROW STREET COLLEGE STATION,TX 778407896
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,000,000
NONE
509(A)(2)
100,000
TEXAS CHARTER SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION700 LAVACA STREET SUITE 930 AUSTIN,TX 78701 TEXAS PUBLIC EDUCATION REFORM FDNPO BOX 92916 AUSTIN,TX 78709 TEXAS VALLEY COMMUNITIES FOUNDATION2836 WEST TRENTON ROAD EDINBURG,TX 78539
NONE
509(A)(1)
250,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT A UNIFIED DATA BASE (UDB) FOCUSED ON PRE-K-12 EDUCATION TO LAY THE ADVOCACY GROUNDWORK FOR COLLEGE READINESS BY CREATING A STRUCTURE THAT INFORMS AND ENGAGES THE COMMUNITY, BUILDS A STRONG BASE OF DIVERSE SUPPORTERS, AND REGRANTS FUNDS TO LOCAL GRASSROOTS ORGANIZATIONS MORIYA TSUJI OFTHE AARON DIAMOND AIDS RESEARCH CENTER IN THE U S WILL TEST WHETHER THE HUMAN MALARIA PARASITE CAN INFECT MICE ENGINEERED WITH HUMANIZED LIVERS AND RED BLOOD CELLS BY PRODUCING HUMAN ERYTHROPOIETIN THE GOAL OF THIS PROJECT IS PART OF A LARGER EFFORT TO CREATE A MOUSE MODEL CAPABLE OF SUPPORTING THE FULL MALARIA LIFE CYCLE FOR USE IN PRECLINICAL TESTING OF NEW ANTI-MALARIAL THERAPIES AND VACCINES TO DEVELOP A VACCINE THAT ELICITS DURABLE CELLULAR AND HUMORAL IMMUNITY TO HIV-1 BY TARGETING DENDRITIC CELLS TO DEVELOP A STRATEGY BASED ON A HUMANIZED MONOCLONAL ANTIBODY TO PREVENT HIV INFECTION IN HEALTHY, UNINFECTED INDIVIDUALS TO STRENGTHEN LEADERSHIP CAPACITY OF MINISTERS OF HEALTH TO INCREASE EQUITY AND EFFICIENCY OF PUBLIC SPENDING ON HEALTH, TO LEAD DONOR HARMONIZATION AND COORDINATION FOR HEALTH, AND TO SUPPORT IMPLEMENTATION OF INTERVENTIONS PRIORITIZING WOMEN'S HEALTH . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
140,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
175,000
THE AARON DIAMOND AIDS RESEARCH CTR455 FIRST AVENUE 6TH FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10016
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
THE AARON DIAMOND AIDS RESEARCH CTR455 FIRST AVENUE 6TH FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10016
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,764,677
THE AARON DIAMOND AIDS RESEARCH CTR455 FIRST AVENUE 6TH FLOOR NEW YORK,NY 10016
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,984,251
THE ASPEN INSTITUTE INCONE DUPONT CIRCLE NW SUITE 700 WASHINGTON,DC 200361133
NONE
509(A)(2)
2,531,802
Total .
3,055,067,596

status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(2)
TO DEVELOP A FRAMEWORK FORA SYSTEMATIC APPROACH FOR HUMAN CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT IN K-12 EDUCATION AND IDENTIFY KEY ENTRY POINTS FOR RAPID CHANGE FROM CURRENT PRACTICE TOWARD MORE EFFECTIVE APPROACHES FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
500,000
THE ASPEN INSTITUTE INCONE DUPONT CIRCLE NW SUITE 700 WASHINGTON, DC 200361133 THE ASPEN INSTITUTE INCONE DUPONT CIRCLE NW SUITE 700 WASHINGTON,DC 200361133
NONE
509(A)(2)
200,000
NONE
509(A)(2)
TO INCREASE THE AMOUNT AND EFFECTIVENESS OF CAPITAL AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FOR ENTREPRENEURS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES TO CONTINUE SUPPORT FOR HUMAN CAPITAL FRAMEWORK, SENIOR CONGRESSIONAL STAFF NETWORK, AND THE URBAN SUPERINTENDENTS NETWORK TO ADDRESS COMMON ISSUES OF TEACHER EFFECTIVENESS, STANDARDS, AND ASSESSMENTS TO ENABLE THE ERADICATION AND CERTIFICATION OF ONCHOCERCIASIS ERADICATION IN THE AMERICAS AND EXTENDING THIS SUCCESS TO AFRICA TO DEVELOP A MODEL FOR INTEGRATED HEALTH INTERVENTIONS AND DEMONSTRATE IN NIGERIA THAT THE MODEL IS FEASIBLE, REPLICABLE, AND EFFECTIVE AT CONTROLLING MULTIPLE PRIORITY DISEASES TO INTEGRATE MALARIA AND LYMPHATIC FILARIASIS (LF) PROGRAMS IN SEVEN SOUTHEASTERN STATES OF NIGERIA TO DEMONSTRATE PROOF OF CONCEPTTHAT INSECTICIDE IMPREGNATED (BED)NETS (ITNS)ALONE CAN ELIMINATE LYMPHATIC FILARIASIS TRANSMISSION TO IDENTIFY BIOMARKERS OF MYCOBACTERIUM BACTERIAL LOAD FOR USE IN DEVELOPMENT OF THERAPEUTICS, AND TO GUIDE TREATMENT DECISIONS FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
322,000
NONE
509(A)(2)
1,593,448
THE CARTER CENTER INC453 FREEDOM PARKWAY ATLANTA,GA 30307
NONE
509(A)(2)
1,000,000
NONE
509(A)(2)
1,304,335
NONE
509(A)(2)
947,863
THE CATALYSIS FOUNDATION FOR HEALTH5858 HORTON STREET SUITE 550 EMERYVILLE,CA 94608
NONE
4942(J)(3)
1,411,319
THE CHICAGO COUNCIL GLOBAL AFFAIRS332 SOUTH MICHIGAN AVENUE SUITE 1100 CHICAGO,IL 60604 THE CLEVELAND CLINIC FOUNDATION9500 EUCLID AVENUE CLEVELAND,OH 44195 THE COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARYPO BOX 8795 WILLIAMSBURG,VA 23197
NONE
509(A)(2)
475,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
FOR MODELING ANTIRETROVIRALS AND SPREAD OF HIV DRUG RESISTANCE TO FURTHER DEVELOP THE PROJECT LEVEL AID IN DEVELOPMENT (PLAID) DATABASE, WHICH ADDRESSES THE LACK OF COMPARATIVE DATA ON OFFICIAL DEVELOPMENT AID FROM GOVERNMENT AND INTER-GOVERNMENTAL SOURCES WORLDWIDE TO SUPPORT THE COLLEGE READY PROMISE AS PART OF A COHORT OF INTENSIVE PARTNERSHIP SITES TO USE MEASURES OFTEACHER EFFECTIVENESS TO FUNDAMENTALLY ALTER THE APPROACH TO RECRUITING, SUPPORTING, EVALUATING, RETAINING, PROMOTING, DISTRIBUTING, AND REWARDING EFFECTIVE TEACHERS IN ORDER TO IMPROVE COLLEGEREADINESS RATES FOR LOWINCOME, MINORITY STUDENTS TO SUPPORT GRANTMAKING IN THE GRANTEE'S GEOGRAPHY TO GAUGE HOW MUCH BUSINESS SEES RAISING THE SKILL AND ATTAINMENT LEVEL OF LOW-INCOME YOUNG ADULTS VIA POSTSECONDARY CERTIFICATIONS AND DEGREES AS A CRITICAL SOLUTION TO WORKFORCE READINESS TO RESULT IN A PRESSURE TESTED ACTIONABLE BUSINESS CASE TO SUPPORT THE INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY PANEL TO THE NATIONAL RURAL HEALTH MISSION INDIA,TO PROVIDE EFFECTIVE HEALTHCARE TO RURAL POPULATIONS . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
331,463
NONE
170(C)(1)
1,758,190
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 1
3,500,000
THE COMMUNITY FDN FOR SW WA 1053 OFFICERS ROW VANCOUVER,WA 98661 THE CONFERENCE BOARD INC845 THIRD AVE NEWYORK,NY 10022
NONE
509(A)(1)
75,000
NONE
509(A)(2)
380,000
THE EARTH INSTITUTE COLUMBIA UNIV254 ENGINEERING TERRACE 1210 AMSTERDAM AVENUE NEWYORK,NY 10027
NONE
509(A)(1)
140,938
Total .
3,055,067,596

THE EVERGREEN STATE COLLEGE FDN2700 EVERGREEN PARKWAY NORTHWEST OLYMPIA,WA 98505 THE GAVI FUND1776 EYE STREET NW SUITE 600 WASHINGTON,DC 20006 THE GEORGE INSTITUTE INTL HEALTHLV 24 MARITIME TRADE TWRS 207 KENT SYDNEY 02000 AS
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT ACADEMIC SUCCESS FOR TRIBAL MEMBERS
100,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
75,000,000
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
TO SUPPORT A GLOBAL HEALTH R&D RESOURCE TRACKING REPORT THAT WILL MONITOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE FUNDERS' ANNUAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO GLOBAL HEALTH ACROSS MULTIPLE PRODUCTS AND DISEASES TO SUPPORT NEW ORLEANS AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND COMMUNITY REVITALIZATION ACTIVITIES TO SUPPORT AND BUILD A COORDINATED NETWORK OF HOUSING RESOURCE CENTERS TO SERVE PROPERTY OWNERS WHO HAVE NOT YET RECOVERED FROM KATRINA TO SUPPORT COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT
1,752,578
THE GREATER NEW ORLEANS FOUNDATION1055 ST CHARLES AVE SUITE 100 NEWORLEANS,LA 70130 THE GREATER NEW ORLEANS FOUNDATION1055 ST CHARLES AVE SUITE 100 NEW ORLEANS,LA 70130
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,000,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
350,500
THE GREATER TACOMA COMMUNITY FDN950 PACIFIC AVENUE SUITE 1220 TACO MA, WA 98402 THE HEBREW UNIVERSITY OF JERUSALEMTHE HEBREW UNIV AUTHORITY GIVAT RAM JERUSALEM 91904 IS THE HEBREW UNIVERSITY OF JERUSALEMTHE HEBREW UNIV AUTHORITY GIVAT RAM JERUSALEM 91904 IS
NONE
509(A)(1)
248,745
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO DEVELOP NOVEL METHODS FOR CONTROLLING MOSQUITO VECTORS OF MALARIA AND OTHER DISEASES TO PROMOTE SCIENTIFIC UNDERSTANDING ON THE ECOLOGY AND TRANSMISSION CYCLES OF VISCERAL LEISHMANIASIS IN EAST AFRICA TO DEVELOP NEWSCHOOLS IN URBAN, DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES TO PROVIDE CREDIBLE, NON-PARTISAN INFORMATION AND ANALYSIS ABOUT A RANGE OF GLOBAL HEALTH ISSUES TO TAKE THE FIRST STEPS TOWARD IMPROVING DATA TIMELINESS, EXPLORE ALTERNATIVE IT APPROACHES TO TEST AUTOMATED DATASHARING SO AS TO SHARE CLOSE-TO-REAL-TIME FINANCIAL AND AID DATA AMONG A SUBSET OF DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE AGENCIES TO DEVELOP AN EFFECTIVE VECTOR BEHAVIORMODIFYING STRATEGY FOR THE PREVENTION OF DENGUE IN PERU AND THAILAND TO SUPPORT CONSTRUCTION OF 30 SOUND FAMILIES TRANSITIONAL HOUSING UNITS AND TO PROVIDE SERVICES TO FAMILIES IN CRISIS DURING THEIR PERIOD OFTRANSITION TO A MORE STABLE CONDITION TO SUPPORT A K-20 EDUCATION FOCUSED CONFERENCE AIMED AT FACILITATING THE CREATION OF NEW IDEAS AND THE DEPLOYMENT OF EXISTING IDEAS NOT YET SCALED TO PRODUCE HIGHYIELDING, STRESSTOLERANT VARIETIES OF SWEET POTATO TO HELP FARMING FAMILIES IN SUBSAHARAN AFRICA IMPROVE THEIR PRODUCTIVITY, INCOMES, AND NUTRITION . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
274,182
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,500,000
THE HENRY FORD LEARNING INSTITUTEPO BOX 1935 DEARBORN,MI 481211935 THE HENRY J KAISER FAMILY FDN 2400 SAND HILL ROAD MENLO PARK,CA 94025
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,486,310
NONE
4942(J)(3)
1,896,580
THE HENRY L STIMSON CENTER 1111 19TH ST NW 12TH FLOOR WASHINGTON,DC 20036
NONE
509(A)(1)
267,707
THE HENRY M JACKSON FOUNDATION1401 ROCKVILLE PIKE SUITE 600 ROCKVILLE,MD 20852
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,518,309
THE HOUSING IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM1406 10TH AVENUE SUITE 101 SEATTLE,WA 98122
NONE
170(C)(1)
45,000
THE INSTITUTE STUDY KNOWLEDGE EDUC323 HARVARD AVE HALF MOON BAY, CA 94019
NONE
509(A)(1)
30,000
THE INTERNATIONAL POTATO CENTERC POSTAL 1558 LIMA 00012 PE
NONE
509(A)(1)
4,841,681
Total .
3,055,067,596

THE INTL RESEARCH EXCHANGES BOARD2121 K STREET SUITE 700 WASHINGTON,DC 20037
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO IMPLEMENT A PROGRAM TO PROVIDE PUBLIC ACCESS TO COMPUTERS AND THE INTERNET IN ROMANIAN PUBLIC LIBRARIES TO SUPPORT EFFORT TO PROVIDE FREE ACCESS TO COMPUTERS AND THE INTERNET AT PUBLIC LIBRARIES IN UKRAINE TO IMPROVE INTERNET CONNECTIONS IN VIRGINIA PUBLIC LIBRARIES LACKING HIGH-SPEED BROADBAND TODAY AND ESTABLISH SUSTAINABILITY STRATEGIES THAT WILL SUPPORT THE PROVISION AND IMPROVEMENT OF CONNECTIVITY OVERTIME TO IDENTIFY, SUPPORT AND FACILITATE THE SUCCESS OF SETS OF CROP RESEARCH PROJECTS DESIGNED TO OVERCOME CONSTRAINTS TO FOOD AND NUTRITIONAL SECURITY IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA TO SUPPORT TRAINING FOR LOCAL NEA AFFILIATES TO TAKE ON A LEADERSHIP ROLE IN IMPROVING TEACHING PRACTICE AND STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT IN THEIR DISTRICTS TO SUPPORT A PROGRAM AIMED AT IMPROVING THE OVERALL EFFECTIVENESS OFTEACHERS FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
5,000,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
5,477,636
THE LIBRARY OFVIRGINIA800 EAST BROAD STREET RICHMOND,VA 23219
NONE
170(C)(1)
493,448
THE MCKNIGHT FOUNDATION710 SOUTH SECOND STREET SUITE 400 MINNEAPOLIS,MN 55401
NONE
509(A)
4,257,460
THE NEA FDN IMPROVEMENT EDUCATION1201 SIXTEENTH STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 200363207
NONE
509(A)(1)
358,915
THE NEWTEACHER PROJECT INC 186 JORALEMON ST SUITE 300 BROOKLYN,NY 11201 THE ONE CAMPAIGN1400 EYE STREET NW SUITE 600 WASHINGTON,DC 20005 THE ONE CAMPAIGN1400 EYE STREET NW SUITE 600 WASHINGTON,DC 20005 THE ONE CAMPAIGN1400 EYE STREET NW SUITE 600 WASHINGTON,DC 20005 THE PANGAEA PROJECT2736 NE MARTIN LUTHER KING JR BLVD PORTLAND,OR 97212
NONE
509(A)(1)
5,000,000
NONE
509(A)(2)
5,186,922
NONE
509(A)(2)
TO PROMOTE HEALTH, AGRICULTURE, AND DEVELOPMENT
3,619,596
NONE
509(A)(2)
1,391,312
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING PROGRAMS FOR AT-RISK YOUTH TO SUPPORT THE PROPOOR MARKET-ORIENTED MECHANISMS RESOURCE CENTER TO INCREASE THE QUANTITY AND QUALITY OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE FUNDING GOING IN TO GLOBAL HEALTH PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT TO SUPPORT GLOBAL POLIO ERADICATION ACTIVITIES THROUGH THE ROTARY FOUNDATION'S POLIOPLUS PROGRAM TO SUPPORT COALITIONS OF DISTRICTS, CHARTER, AND/OR NONPROFITS TO DEVELOP STRONG, CROSSSECTOR PROPOSALS FOR THE INVESTING IN INNOVATION STIMULUS FUND AND OTHER COMPETITIVE FEDERAL FUNDS TO ESTABLISH THE BLACK MALE DONOR COLLABORATIVE TO REDUCE THE ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT GAP OF BLACK MALES IN NEW YORK CITY THROUGH SUPPORT OF PROGRAM, RESEARCH AND POLICIES INTERVENTIONS . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
45,000
THE RESULTS FOR DEVELOPMENT INST1875 CONNECTICUT AVE NW SUITE 1210 WASHINGTON,DC 20009 THE RESULTS FOR DEVELOPMENT INST1875 CONNECTICUT AVE NW SUITE 1210 WASHINGTON,DC 20009
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,024,561
NONE
509(A)(1)
548,526
THE ROTARY FDN OF ROTARY INTL 1560 SHERMAN AVENUE EVANSTON,IL 60201
NONE
509(A)(1)
80,030,000
THE SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA440 N BROAD STREET SUITE 326 PHILADELPHIA,PA 191304015
NONE
170(C)(1)
74,219
THE SCHOTT FDN FOR PUBLIC EDUCATION678 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE CAMBRIDGE,MA 02139
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 1
375,000
Total .
3,055,067,596

THE SCRIPPS RESEARCH INSTITUTEDEPARTMENT OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 10550 NORTH TORREY PINES ROAD LA JOLLA,CA 92037
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO USE A GENETIC APPROACH TO IDENTIFY CELLULAR TARGETS THAT MEDIATE ADJUVANT EFFECTS TO ACCELERATE THE DESIGN OF VACCINES AGAINST GLOBALLY PERSISTENT PATHOGENS TO SUPPORT A PROJECT TO PREVENT A PROJECTED RESURGENCE OF MEASLES DEATHS IN AFRICA AND TO LEAD AFRICA'S DECISION AND ACTION ON A REGIONAL GOAL TO ELIMINATE MEASLES TO DEVELOP, IN PARTNERSHIP WITH TEA,A STATEWIDE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PLAN TO SUPPORT THE IMPLEMENTATION OFTHE TEXAS GOVERNOR'S EDUCATOR EXCELLENCE AWARD PROGRAMS TO REVIEWTHE EXISTING AND EMERGING BIOMARKERS AND DIAGNOSTIC TESTS FOR NEONATAL INFECTIONS/SEPSIS IN THE CONTEXT OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, AND TO MODEL THE POTENTIAL HEALTH IMPACT THAT DIAGNOSTIC TESTS COULD ACHIEVE BY INFORMING APPROPRIATE TREATMENT DECISIONS STEPHEN KENT AND JOHN STAMBAS OFTHE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE IN AUSTRALIA WILL DEVELOP AND TEST AN ATTENUATED INFLUENZA VIRUS VECTOR WITH AN ADJUVANT THAT STIMULATES NATURAL KILLER CELLS THE GOAL OF THIS APPROACH IS TO INDUCE ROBUST IMMUNITY AT MUCOSAL SURFACES TO HIV, WHICH IS IMPORTANT IN BOTH PREVENTION AND CONTROL OF INFECTION ENTEROTOXIGENIC E COLI (ETEC) IS THE LEADING CAUSE OF DIARRHEA IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD ROY ROBINS-BROWNE,OFTHE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE, IN AUSTRALIA WILL EVALUATE THE EFFECTIVENESS OFA PROTOTYPE VACCINE THAT COMBINES ENTEROTOXIN OF E COLI (WHICH LACKS IMMUNOGENICITY BY ITSELF) WITH ANOTHER EPITOPE TO ATTRACT HELPER T CELLS AND A LIPID ADJUVANT TO ENSURE DELIVERY OF THE ANTIGEN DIRECTLY INTO THE CELL TO SUPPORT INCREASING SKILLS IN CEREAL RUST PATHOLOGY AND GENETICS IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD TO ESTABLISH 16-20 REGIONALLY SELECTED EARLY COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOLS (ECHS) THROUGHOUT NEWYORK STATE KRYSTAL EVANS OFTHE WALTER AND ELIZA HALL INSTITUTE IN AUSTRALIA WILL KNOCK OUT SEVERAL PROTEINS THAT SUPPORT THE EXPRESSION OFTHE MAJOR VIRULENCE FACTOR FOR THE MALARIA PARASITE THEIR AIM IS CREATE A GENETICALLYATTENUATED LIVE MALARIA VACCINE THAT ELICITS A STRONG IMMUNE RESPONSE AGAINST DIVERSE STRAINS OF THE PARASITE TO SUPPORT A PROJECT INVOLVING PRECLINICAL MALARIA VACCINE TARGET VALIDATION
1,056,796
THE TASK FORCE GLOBAL HEALTH INC325 SWANTON WAY DECATUR,GA 300303001
NONE
509(A)(2)
499,819
THE UNIV OFTEXAS SYSTEM ADMN601 COLORADO STREET AUSTIN,TX 78701
NONE
170(C)(1)
968,929
THE UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH DEPT OF PUBLIC HEALTH TEVIOT PLACE EDINBURGH EH89AG UK
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
1,155,435
THE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE FACULTY OFVET SCI 250 PRINCES HWAY MELBOURNE 03030 AS
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
100,000
THE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE FACULTY OF VET SCI 250 PRINCES HWAY MELBOURNE 03030 AS
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
100,000
THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY LEVEL 6 JANE FOSS RUSSELL NSW SYDNEY 02006 AS THE UNIVERSITY OFTHE STATE OF NY89 WASHINGTON AVENUE ROOM 125 ALBANY,NY 12234
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
431,253
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,526,086
THE WALTER ELIZA HALL INST MED RESCIG ROYAL PARADE PARKVILLE VICTORIA 03050 AS
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
100,000
THE WALTER ELIZA HALL INST MED RESCIG ROYAL PARADE PARKVILLE VICTORIA 03050 AS THE WALTER ELIZA HALL INST MED RESCIG ROYAL PARADE PARKVILLE VICTORIA 03050 AS
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
800,000
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
LOUIS SCHOFIELD OFTHE WALTER AND ELIZA HALL INSTITUTE IN AUSTRALIA WILL DEVELOP A SYNTHETIC SACCHARIDE-CONJUGATED VACCINE THAT WOULD PROVIDE IMMUNITY AGAINST GPI, A TOXIN PRODUCED BY THE MALARIA PARASITE THAT IS A MAJOR DETERMINANT IN THE SEVERITY AND FATALITY OF THE DISEASE TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF EDUCATION IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD, THROUGH GRANT MAKING AND RELATED ACTIVITIES TO SUPPORT THE QUALITY EDUCATION IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES INITIATIVE PHASE II TO SUPPORT THE 2009 CLINTON GLOBAL INITIATIVE
100,000
THE WILLIAM AND FLORA HEWLETT FDN2121 SAND HILL ROAD MENLO PARK,CA 94025
NONE
509(A)
8,670,000
THE WILLIAM AND FLORA HEWLETT FDN2121 SAND HILL ROAD MENLO PARK,CA 94025 THE WILLIAM J CLINTON FOUNDATION383 DORCHESTER AVENUE SUITE 400 BOSTON,MA 02127 THE WILLIAM J CLINTON FOUNDATION383 DORCHESTER AVENUE SUITE 400 BOSTON,MA 02127 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)
13,000,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
500,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT THE AFFORDABLE MEDICINES FACILITY
8,876,796
. 1113a
3,055,067,596

THE WILLIAM J CLINTON FOUNDATION383 DORCHESTER AVE SUITE 400 BOSTON,MA 02127
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO IMPROVE THE DELIVERY OF GLOBAL HEALTH INTERVENTIONS BY ENHANCING THE QUALITY OF DECISIONS THROUGH THE APPLICATION OF QUANTITATIVE TOOLS AND METHODS TO INCREASE ACCESS TO HIV/AIDS TREATMENT IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES BY OPTIMIZING FUNDING TO IMPROVE HEALTH SYSTEMS AND ESTABLISHING NEW MODELS OF CARE TO BRING QUALITY PREVENTION, CARE AND TREATMENT TO PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS AND TO IMPROVE HEALTH SYSTEMS IN RESOURCEPOOR SETTINGS TO ENABLE ONGOING SUPPLY OFAFFORDABLE FIRST-LINE HIV/AIDS MEDICINES TO DEVELOPING COUNTRIES AND TO SHARE THE CLINTON FOUNDATION'S TECHNIQUE AND EXPERTISE TO SUPPORT THE AFFORDABLE MEDICINES FACILITY
1,000,000
THE WILLIAM J CLINTON FOUNDATION383 DORCHESTER AVE SUITE 400 BOSTON,MA 02127
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,400,000
THE WILLIAM J CLINTON FOUNDATION383 DORCHESTER AVENUE SUITE 400 BOSTON,MA 02127
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,553,347
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,157,578
THE WILLIAM J CLINTON FOUNDATION383 DORCHESTER AVENUE SUITE 400 BOSTON,MA 02127 THE WORLD JUSTICE PROJECT740 15TH STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20005 THE WORLD JUSTICE PROJECT740 15TH STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20005 THE WORLD JUSTICE PROJECT740 15TH STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20005 THERACARB INC243 3553 31ST ST NW CALGARY,AB T212K7 CA
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,107,031
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO STRENGTHEN THE RULE OF LAW WORLDWIDE
750,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT THE WORLD JUSTICE PROJECT
500,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT THE WORLD JUSTICE PROJECT
1,500,000
NONE
FOREIGN NONEXEMPT
"TESTING OFA THERAPEUTIC POLYBAIT CONCEPT FOR IN VIVO PROTECTION AGAINST CHOLERA TOXIN" MS SANAH JOWHARI AT THERACARB, A BIOTECHNOLOGY COMPANY IN CANADA, WILL APPLY POLYMER-BASED DRUG TECHNOLOGY TO CAPTURE AND REMOVE THE CHOLERA TOXIN FROM THE BODY OFA HOST, AND VALIDATE AN APPROACH TO DEVELOPING A VIABLE DRUG CANDIDATE FOR CHOLERA TO SUPPORT OPENING DIPLOMA PLUS SCHOOLS IN CALIFORNIA
100,000
THIRD SECTOR NEW ENGLAND INC89 SOUTH STREET SUITE 700 BOSTON, MA 021112680 THIRD SECTOR NEW ENGLAND INC89 SOUTH STREET SUITE 700 BOSTON,MA 021112680
NONE
509(A)(1)
807,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO ESTABLISH A SECOND NETWORK OF ALTERNATIVE (TRANSFER) HIGH SCHOOLS IN NEW YORK CITY THAT ARE DESIGNED USING THE DIPLOMA PLUS SCHOOL MODEL TO SUPPORT THE CREATION OFA COMPREHENSIVE EARLY LEARNING SYSTEM IN WASHINGTON BY PROVIDING TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO STATELEVEL ORGANIZATIONS AND LOCAL EARLY LEARNING CO LLA BO RATIV ES TO ALLOW DIPLOMA PLUS, AN ALTERNATIVE HIGH SCHOOL MODEL, TO EXPAND AND DEEPEN THE IMPACT OF ITS NETWORKS OF SCHOOLS THROUGH INTENSIFIED FOCUS ON STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT, USE OF DATA TO IMPROVE PRACTICE, AND DEVELOPMENT OF ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY TO REVIEWTHE COMMON CORE STANDARDS AND DEVELOP SUPPORTIVE MATERIALS TO SUPPORT THE PIE NETWORK WHICH BRINGS TOGETHER POLICY RESEARCH GROUPS WITH STATE-LEVEL EDUCATION ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS TO ADVANCE EQUITY, IMPROVE STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT, SHARE BEST PRACTICES AND CAPTURE LESSONS LEARNED IN STATE POLICY IMPLEMENTATION . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
500,000
THIRD SECTOR NEW ENGLAND INC89 SOUTH STREET SUITE 700 BOSTON,MA 021112680
NONE
509(A)(1)
80,000
THIRD SECTOR NEW ENGLAND INC89 SOUTH STREET SUITE 700 BOSTON,MA 021112680
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,181,015
THOMAS B FORDHAM INSTITUTE 1016 16TH ST NW 8TH FLOOR WASHINGTON,DC 20036 THOMAS B FORDHAM INSTITUTE 1016 16TH ST NW 8TH FLOOR WASHINGTON,DC 20036
NONE
509(A)(1)
331,377
NONE
509(A)(1)
197,464
Total .
3,055,067,596

THREE RIVERS COMMUNITY FOUNDATION1333 COLUMBIA PARK TRAIL SUITE 310 RICHLAND,WA 99352 THURGOOD MARSHALL SCHOLARSHIP FUND80 MAIDEN LANE SUITE 2204 NEWYORK,NY 10038
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
57,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO FULLY REALIZE THE GOALS OFTHURGOOD MARSHALL COLLEGE FUND'S ONGOING HIGH SCHOOL REDESIGN PROGRAM LINKING LOW-PERFORMING HIGH SCHOOLS WITH PUBLIC, HISTORICALLY BLACK, COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES TO SUPPORT A GLOBAL LEADERSHIP YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM IN KING COUNTY TO SUPPORT AN EVENT IN SEATTLE AIMED AT STRENGTHENING RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE USA AND THE MUSLIM WORLD TO CREATE A PLATFORM FORA WIDE RANGE OF CURRENT AND POTENTIAL STAKEHOLDERS TO COME TOGETHER AND INNOVATE IN STEM WITH THE GOAL OF STIMULATING STUDENTS IMAGINATION AND INTEREST IN STEM AND, ULTIMATELY, INCREASING THEIR COLLEGE READINESS AND FOSTERING AND EXPLOITING NATURAL LINKAGES AMONG THE STEM AND EDUCATION COMMUNITIES TO SUPPORT A PLANNING PROJECT TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE STEM PROGRAM MODEL FOR TEACHER TRAINING AND STUDENT LEARNING AND DEVELOP THE FRAMEWORK FOR PARTNERING WITH SCHOOL DISTRICTS TO ACCELERATE LEARNING AND INCREASE ENGAGEMENT OF DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS IN STEM AREAS TO SUPPORT EARLY LEARNING ENHANCEMENTS IN TOPPENISH TO SUPPORT A SOCIAL ENTERPRISE JOB TRAINING PROGRAM FOR HOMELESS AND LOW-INCOME WOMEN TO IMPROVE CIVIL SOCIETY'S CAPACITY TO DEMAND BETTER GOVERNANCE IN THE DELIVERY OF EDUCATION, HEALTH, WATER, AND OTHER BASIC SERVICES IN EIGHT SUB-SAHARAN AFRICAN COUNTRIES TO STRENGTHEN DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL HIV COMMUNITY RESPONSES TO TB/HIV BY CREATING AND IMPLEMENTING A RESEARCH, POLICY, EDUCATION, AND MOBILIZATION AGENDA WITH COMMUNITY GROUPS FROM AROUND THE WORLD FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
110,464
TIDES CENTERPO BOX 29907 SAN FRANCISCO,CA 94129
NONE
509(A)(1)
125,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
200,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
750,000
TIDES CENTERPO BOX 29907 SEATTLE,WA 98104 TIGER WOODS FOUNDATION INC 121 INNOVATION SUITE 150 IRVINE,CA 92617
NONE
509(A)(1)
200,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
200,000
TOPPENISH SCHOOL DISTRICT 202306 BOLIN DRIVE TOPPENISH,WA 98948 TRANSITIONAL PROGRAMS FOR WOMEN920 W 2ND AVE SPOKANE,WA 99201
NONE
170(C)(1)
358,062
NONE
509(A)(2)
55,000
TRANSPARENCY INTERNATIONAL ALT MOABIT 96 BERLIN 10559 GM
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
3,284,888
TREATMENT ACTION GROUP611 BROADWAY SUITE 612 NEWYORK,NY 10012
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,203,457
TREEHOUSE2100 24TH AVENUE SOUTH SUITE 220 SEATTLE,WA 981444632 TREEHOUSE2100 24TH AVENUE SOUTH SUITE 220 SEATTLE,WA 981444632 TRSTEES OF COLUMBIA U IN CITY OF NY630 WEST 168TH STREET BOX 49 NEWYORK,NY 10027
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,100
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,100
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO IDENTIFY AND DEVELOP POLICIES AND STRATEGIES THAT WILL ENABLE COUNTRIES TO DELIVER CRITICAL MATERNAL AND NEONATAL MORTALITY INTERVENTIONS TO BUILD ACADEMIC CAPACITY DEDICATED TO POVERTY ALLEVIATION & PROVIDE A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE ROLE OF CROSSDISCIPLINARY EFFORTS IN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN AGRICULTURE, HEALTH, POLICY AND INFRASTRUCTURE . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
515,837
TRSTEES OF COLUMBIA U IN CITY OF NY630 WEST 168TH STREET BOX 49 NEWYORK,NY 10027
NONE
509(A)(1)
4,900,610
Total .
3,055,067,596

TRSTEES OF COLUMBIA U IN CITY OF NY630 WEST 168TH STREET BOX 49 N EW YO RK, NY 10027
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO CONDUCT AN EPIDEMIOLOGIC ANALYSES OF PREVIOUSLY COLLECTED DATA FROM SOUTH AFRICAN CERVICAL CANCER SCREENING TRIALS IN ORDER TO FURTHER OUR KNOWLEDGE OF HOW TO PREVENT CERVICAL CANCER IN LOW RESOURCE SETTINGS TO ESTABLISH A SMALL GRANTS FACILITY FOR AFRICAN ADVOCATES IN THE AREA OF AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR A NATIONAL STUDENT CLEARINGHOUSE DATA MATCH FORTHE STATE OF LOUISIANA TO STUDY THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CHARTER SCHOOLS WITHIN THE RECOVERY SCHOOL DISTRICT IN NEW ORLEANS TO HARNESS A WOMAN'S IMMUNE SYSTEM TO PREVENT HIV-1 INFECTION, JOHN FAHEY AND CHARLES WIRA AT DARTMOUTH MEDICAL SCHOOL IN THE U S WILL IDENTIFY SERMS (SELECTIVE ESTROGEN RECEPTOR MODULATORS) SIMILAR TO THOSE USED FOR TREATING BREAST CANCER AND OSTEOPOROSIS THAT CAN INDUCE LOCAL IMMUNE PROTECTION IN THE REPRODUCTIVE TRACT AGAINST HIV WITHOUT COMPROMISING NORMAL REPRODUCTIVE FUNCTION OR INCREASING THE RISK OF HIV INFECTION TO SUPPORT THE CENTER ON PHILANTHROPY PANEL STUDY TO SUPPORT THE PRODUCTION, DISSEMINATION, AND OUTREACH ACTIVITIES FOR FOUR VOLUMES OFTHE FUTURE OF CHILDREN FOCUSED ON DISADVANTAGED YOUNG ADULTS TO SUPPORT RESEARCH AND TEST WHETHERTHE INCENTIVE BUILT INTO THE SCHOLARSHIPS INDUCES STUDENTS TO EXERT MORE EFFORT IN THEIR STUDIES TO CONDUCT RESEARCH RELATED TO ADENOVIRUS INFECTIONS ON HIV-1 VACCINE PERFORMANCE
236,797
TRUSTAFRICALOT 87 SACRE COEUR 3 PYROTECH X VDN DAKAR-FANN BP45435 SG
NONE
509(A)(1)
697,861
TRUSTEES OF DARTMOUTH COLLEGE11 ROPE FERRY ROAD SUITE 6210 HANOVER,NH 03755
NONE
509(A)(1)
27,727
TRUSTEES OF DARTMOUTH COLLEGE11 ROPE FERRY ROAD SUITE 6210 HANOVER,NH 03755
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
TRUSTEES OF INDIANA UNIVERSITYPO BOX 1847 BLOOMINGTON,IN 474021847 TRUSTEES OF PRINCETON UNIVERSITYPRINCETON UNIVERSITY PRINCETON,NJ 08544
NONE
509(A)(2)
244,363
NONE
509(A)(1)
223,167
TRUSTEES OF PRINCETON UNIVERSITYPRINCETON UNIVERSITY PRINCETON,NJ 08544
NONE
509(A)(1)
370,239
TRUSTEES OF THE U OF PENNSYLVANIAOFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER 3451 WALNUT STREET ROOM 310 FB PHILADELPHIA, PA 19104 TRUSTEES OF TUFTS COLLEGE OFFICE OF THE VICE PROVOST 20 PROFESSORS ROW MEDFORD,MA 021555583 TRUSTEES OF TUFTS COLLEGE OFFICE OF THE VICE PROVOST 20 PROFESSORS ROW MEDFORD,MA 021555583
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,117,215
NONE
509(A)(1)
FOR SPECIFIC FLUORESCENT LABELING FOR MICRONUTRIENT ASSESSMENT TO DEVELOP AND APPLY A PARTICIPATORY IMPACT ASSESSMENT TOOL FOR HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE IN SUBSAHARAN AFRICA ANTIMICROBIAL PEPTIDES (AMPS)ARE ESSENTIAL COMPONENTS OF THE INNATE IMMUNE SYSTEM THAT PROVIDE RESISTANCE TO A VARIETY OF PATHOGENIC ORGANISMS BY SELECTIVELY LYSING, OR BURSTING, CELLULAR MEMBRANES OF INVADING PATHOGENS DORON GREENBAUM OF THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA IN THE U S WILL TEST WHETHER SMALL MOLECULES THAT MIMIC THE NATURAL AMPS CAN SELECTIVELY KILL THE PARASITE THAT CAUSES MALARIA SUCH AN APPROACH COULD REDUCE COSTS OF PRODUCTION AS WELL AS LIMIT THE EMERGENCE OF DRUG RESISTANCE TO ASSIST THE CHINAGATES FOUNDATION HIV PREVENTION COOPERATION PROGRAM IN ACHIEVING ITS PROGRAM GOAL OF CREATING A LARGE-SCALE MODEL OF HIV PREVENTION AND CONTROL AND IN CATALYZING THE ADOPTION OF EFFECTIVE HIV PREVENTION STRATEGIES ELSEWHERE IN CHINA TO ADVOCATE AND RAISE FUNDS FORA TUBERCULOSIS VACCINE R&D PORTFOLIO SUPPORTED BY THE TUBERCULOSIS VACCINE INITIATIVE TO SUPPORT POPULATION AND HEALTH IN FRENCHSPEAKING SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA
459,266
NONE
509(A)(1)
11,220
TRUSTEES OF U OF PENNSYLVANIA 3451 WALNUT STREET ROOM 329 PHILADELPHIA,PA 19104
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
TSINGHUA UNIVERSITY TSINGHUA UNIVERSITY HAIDIAN DISTRICT,11 10084 CH
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
1,334,894
TUBERCULOSIS VACCINE INITIATIVEEDELHERTWEG 15 LELYSTAD 8219PH NL
NONE
509(A)(1)
750,000
U DE MONTREAL SUCCURSALE A QUEBECDPT DEMOG CP 6128 SUCC CTR-VILLE MONTREAL,QC H3C3J7 CA U OF CALIFORNIA SAN FRANCISCO3333 CALIFORNIA STREET SUITE 315 SAN FRANCISCO,CA 941430962 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,197,112
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO IDENTIFY THE POLYPEPTIDE(S)THAT MEDIATES CAF ACTIVITY THROUGH PROTEOMIC ANALYSIS . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
500,000
3,055,067,596

UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUNDTHREE UNITED NATIONS PLAZA NEWYORK,NY 10017
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
TO CONTRIBUTE TO SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AMONG POPULATIONS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES THROUGH IMPROVED IODINE NUTRITION THROUGH UNIVERSAL SALT IODIZATION TO SUPPORT POLIO ERADICATION THROUGH ENHANCED COMMUNICATION, VACCINE SUPPLY, AND OPERATIONAL SUPPORT TO ESTABLISH SUSTAINABLE, REPLICABLE RURAL AGRO-ENTERPRISES IN WEST AFRICA TO PROVIDE STRATEGIC SUPPORT TO THE UNAIDS SECRETARIAT DURING THE LEADERSHIP TRANSITION TO BUILD CONSTITUENCIES FOR GLOBAL HEALTH IN A REPLICABLE MODEL
5,889,281
UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUNDTHREE UNITED NATIONS PLAZA NEWYORK,NY 10017
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
39,564,404
UNITED NATIONS DEVT PROGRAMMEHIV/AIDS PRACTICE 304 E 45TH STREET FF-1186 NEWYORK,NY 10017 UNITED NATIONS FOUNDATION 1800 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW SUITE 400 WASHINGTON,DC 20036 UNITED NATIONS FOUNDATION 1800 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW SUITE 400 WASHINGTON,DC 20036 UNITED NATIONS FOUNDATION 1800 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW SUITE 400 WASHINGTON,DC 20036 UNITED NATIONS FOUNDATION 1800 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW SUITE 400 WASHINGTON,DC 20036 UNITED NATIONS FOUNDATION 1800 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW SUITE 400 WASHINGTON,DC 20036
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
5,219,347
NONE
509(A)(1)
511,314
NONE
509(A)(1)
4,253,149
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,000,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,500,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO PROTECT THE GENETIC DIVERSITY OF 21 CRITICAL CROPS FOR FOOD SECURITY AND POVERTY ALLEVIATION, BY SUPPORTING NATIONAL GENEBANKS,THE SVALBARD GLOBAL SEED VAULT, AND THE GLOBAL CROP DIVERSITY TRUST TO BUILD PUBLIC AWARENESS AND RESOURCE MOBILIZATION CAPACITY IN SUPPORT OFTHE GLOBAL FUND TO DEVELOP A STRATEGIC APPROACH INCREASING U S SUPPORT FOR GLOBAL FAMILY PLANNING AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT AIDE THE GLOBAL FUND TO FIGHT AIDS, TUBERCULOSIS, AND MALARIA IN AFRICA FROM CONSTITUENCIES BASED IN AFRICA, AUSTRALIA, EUROPE, JAPAN, AND USA TO CREATE AND TEST AN INNOVATIVE FINANCING MECHANISM THAT WILL SMOOTH AND INCREASE THE PREDICTABILITY OF REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH COMMODITY PROCUREMENT FINANCING TO SUPPORT THE MEASLES PARTNERSHIP FOR MASS CAMPAIGNS TO REDUCE OR ELIMINATE MEASLES TO EXPAND AND TRANSFER TO UNFPA WEB-BASED TOOL OFFERING CONSOLIDATED CONTRACEPTIVE PROCUREMENT INFORMATION FOR MANAGEMENT DECISION MAKING TO PROVIDE DECISIONMAKERS WITH RELIABLE AND COMPREHENSIVE MULTISECTORAL INFORMATION TO DESIGN AND IMPLEMENT DEVELOPMENT AND EMERGENCY PROGRAMS . . . . . . . . . 1113a
5,912,105
UNITED NATIONS FOUNDATION 1800 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW SUITE 400 WASHINGTON,DC 20036
NONE
509(A)(1)
332,487
NONE
509(A)(1)
498,111
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,494,022
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,000,000
UNITED NATIONS FOUNDATION 1800 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW SUITE 400 WASHINGTON,DC 20036 UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND220 EAST 42ND STREET NEWYORK,NY 10017
NONE
509(A)(1)
7,000,000
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
1,025,180
UNITED NATIONS WORLD FOOD PROGRAMMEVIA CESARE GIULIO VIOLA 68-70 ROME 00148 IT
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
1,299,553
Total .
3,055,067,596

status of recipient
contribution
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
TO IMPROVE MARKET OPPORTUNITIES FOR SMALLHOLDER FARMERS ACROSS TEN COUNTRIES THROUGH THE EXPANSION OF FOOD PURCHASING MECHANISMS TO PROVIDE FUNDING TO THE REACH PARTNERSHIP FOR EXPLORING LINKAGES BETWEEN LOCAL AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT AND HEALTH-FOCUSED NUTRITION PROGRAMMING TO SUPPORT THE GATES MILLENNIUM SCHOLARS PROGRAM
12,692,355
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
1,101,365
UNITED NEGRO COLLEGE FUND INC8260 WILLOW OAKS CORPORATE DRIVE FAIRFAX,VA 220314513 UNITED NEGRO COLLEGE FUND INC8260 WILLOW OAKS CORPORATE DRIVE FAIRFAX,VA 220314513 UNITED STATES DEPT OF AGRICULTURE1400 INDEPENDENCE AVE SW WASHINGTON,DC 20250 UNITED STATES FUND FOR UNICEF125 MAIDEN LANE NEWYORK,NY 10038 UNITED STATES FUND FOR UNICEF125 MAIDEN LANE NEW YORK,NY 10038
NONE
509(A)(1)
31,798,776
NONE
509(A)(1)
4,680
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO SUPPORT A STUDY OF LOCALLY PRODUCED SCHOOL FEEDING PROGRAMS IN AFRICA FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
240,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
10,250
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO PROVIDE EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO A MENINGITIS OUTBREAK IN NIGER, NIGERIA, SUDAN AND CHAD TO PROMOTE EVIDENCEBASED DECISION MAKING IN DESIGNING MATERNAL, NEONATAL AND CHILD HEALTH INTERVENTIONS IN LOW- AND MIDDLE-INCOME COUNTRIES TO ENGAGE BUSINESS, PHILANTHROPIC AND COMMUNITY LEADERS TO ACHIEVE A COMMON VISION AND DEVELOP COMPLIMENTARY STRATEGIES AROUND PUBLIC EDUCATION REFORM TO SUPPORT THE CLIMB FORTHE COMMUNITY CAMPAIGN FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
1,000,000
UNITED STATES FUND FOR UNICEF125 MAIDEN LANE NEWYORK,NY 10038
NONE
509(A)(1)
505,709
UNITED WAY INC523 WEST SIXTH STREET LOS ANGELES,CA 90014
NONE
509(A)(1)
699,161
UNITED WAY OF KING COUNTY720 SECOND AVENUE SEATTLE,WA 98104 UNITED WAY OF KING COUNTY720 SECOND AVENUE SEATTLE, WA 98104 UNITED WAY OF KING COUNTY720 SECOND AVENUE SEATTLE, WA 98104 UNITED WAY OF MASON COUNTY 1620 OLYMPIC HIGHWAY N SUITE 4 SHELTON,WA 98584 UNITED WAY OF PIERCE COUNTY PO BOX 2215 1501 PACIFIC AVE 4TH FL TACOMA,WA 98402
NONE
509(A)(1)
25,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
10,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,500,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
10,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO PROVIDE THE PROMISING HOME VISITING PRACTICE, PROMOTING FIRST RELATIONSHIPS, TO FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN 0-3 IN TARGETED AREAS OF PIERCE COUNTY TO BUILD A SUSTAINABLE SYSTEM FOR EARLY LEARNING THAT PREPARES ALL OUR CHILDREN FOR SUCCESS IN SCHOOL AND LIFE . . . . . . . . . . 3a
350,000
UNITED WAY OF SPOKANE COUNTY920 N WASHINGTON SUITE 100 SPOKANE,WA 99201
NONE
509(A)(1)
340,000
Total .
3,055,067,596

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTINTHE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN 1616 GUADALUPE STREET SUITE 3 206 AUSTIN,TX 78701
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT, EXPANSION AND CREATION OF AN OPEN-ACCESS ONLINE RESOURCE FORTHE ACADEMIC YOUTH DEVELOPMENT (AYD) PROGRAM TO SUPPORT URBAN DISTRICT AND STATE EFFORTS TO ACCELERATE IMPROVEMENTS IN SECONDARY LITERACY AND MATHEMATICS INSTRUCTION JENNIFER MAYNARD AND NICHOLAS PEPPAS OF THE UNIVERSITY OFTEXAS AT AUSTIN IN THE U S SEEKS TO ENGINEER PROTEINS TO BE DELIVERED BY ORAL POLYMERIC VACCINE THAT SPECIFICALLY BIND TO RECEPTORS OF M CELLS ON THE GUT MUCOSA BY TARGETING THESE M CELLS, ANTIGENS CAN BE INTRODUCED DIRECTLY TO THE MUCOSAL SYSTEM, INDUCING A TARGETED, STRONGER IMMUNE RESPONSE PATRICK KISER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH IN THE U S WILL DESIGN A VAGINAL GEL THAT BLOCKS HIV BY BECOMING IMPERMEABLE IN RESPONSE TO THE PH CHANGE INDUCED BY THE PRESENCE OF SEMEN, AND INCLUDES A POLYMER ENGINEERED TO BIND TO HIV SURFACE PROTEINS TO HALT VIRAL TRANSPORT TO SUSCEPTIBLE TISSUES AND HIV TARGET CELLS SUCH A 'LIQUID CONDOM' COULD BECOME A NEW WAY FOR WOMEN TO PROTECT THEMSELVES FROM HIV INFECTION TO SUPPORT RESEARCH THAT IS EXPECTED TO HAVE A DIRECT AND IMMEDIATE IMPACT ON HOW DRUGS ARE DEPLOYED TO HELP ELIMINATE MALARIA PARASITES AROUND THE WORLD TO SUPPORT THE ASSESSMENT AND EFFECTIVENESS OFA RIGOROUS PROJECT-BASED LEARNING APPROACH TO ADVANCED PLACEMENT COURSES, WITH PARTICULAR EMPHASIS ON STUDENTS IN SCHOOLS WITH LARGE PERCENTAGES OF LOW-INCOME STUDENTS TO DEVELOP VALID POPULATION HEALTH METRICS FOR MANAGING INTERVENTIONS
624,225
UNIVERSITY OFTEXAS AT AUSTINTHE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN 1616 GUADALUPE STREET SUITE 3 206 AUSTIN,TX 78701
NONE
170(C)(1)
1,222,006
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM OFFICE OF SPONSORED PROJECTS NORTH OFFICE BUILDING SUITE 4 300 AUSTIN,TX 78712
NONE
170(C)(1)
100,000
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH122 SOUTH CENTRAL CAMPUS DRIVE SALT LAKE CITY,UT 841120561
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON OFFICE OF SPONSORED PROGRAMS 1100 NE 45TH STREET STE 300 SEATTLE,WA 981952840
NONE
170(C)(1)
1,000,000
NONE
170(C)(1)
392,083
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON OFFICE OF SPONSORED PROGRAMS 1100 NE 45TH STREET STE 300 SEATTLE,WA 981952840 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON OFFICE OF SPONSORED PROGRAMS 1100 NE 45TH STREET STE 300 SEATTLE,WA 981952840 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON OFFICE OF SPONSORED PROGRAMS 1100 NE 45TH STREET STE 300 SEATTLE,WA 981952840
NONE
170(C)(1)
2,435,749
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO DEVELOP A POINT-OFCARE DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEM FOR THE DEVELOPING WORLD
2,363,402
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO DEFINE THE QUALITIES OF AN HIV VACCINE THAT WILL MAKE IT SUFFICIENTLY IMMUNOGENIC TO ELICIT PROTECTIVE RESPONSES IN HUMANS TO SUPPORT AN INTERNSHIP PROGRAM TO DEVELOP LEADERS IN PUBLIC ACCESS COMPUTING IN PUBLIC LIBRARIES TO UPDATE THE GLOBAL BURDEN OF DISEASE (GBD) STUDY
1,758,022
NONE
170(C)(1)
36,705
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON OFFICE OF SPONSORED PROGRAMS 1100 NE 45TH STREET STE 300 SEATTLE,WA 981952840 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON OFFICE OF SPONSORED PROGRAMS 1100 NE 45TH STREET STE 300 SEATTLE,WA 981952840 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON OFFICE OF SPONSORED PROGRAMS 1100 NE 45TH STREET STE 300 SEATTLE,WA 981952840 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON OFFICE OF SPONSORED PROGRAMS 1100 NE 45TH STREET STE 300 SEATTLE,WA 981952840 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON OFFICE OF SPONSORED PROGRAMS 1100 NE 45TH STREET STE 300 SEATTLE,WA 981952840 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
170(C)(1)
4,935,692
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO SUPPORT THE EXPANSION OF KIDS COUNT
100,000
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO CREATE THE HEALTH METRICS INSTITUTE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON
5,000,000
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO ESTABLISH A STATEWIDE TRAINING AND RELIABILITY SYSTEM FOR QUALITY CHILDCARE EVALUATION ASSESSMENTS TO IMPROVE HEALTH BY TESTING A MODEL FOR HEALTH POLICY DECISION MAKING
103,646
NONE
170(C)(1)
3,410,580
3a
3,055,067,596
status of recipient
contribution

UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON OFFICE OF SPONSORED PROGRAMS 1100 NE 45TH STREET STE 300 SEATTLE,WA 981952840 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON OFFICE OF SPONSORED PROGRAMS 1100 NE 45TH STREET STE 300 SEATTLE,WA 981952840 NONE 170(C)(1) TO SUPPORT A LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF THE EXPERIENCES OF FORMER FOSTER YOUTH 544,822
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO EXAMINE THE EVIDENCE LINKING THE SCALE-UP OF MALARIA CONTROL INTERVENTIONS AND PROGRAMS TO DECLINE IN CHILD MORTALITY AND MALARIA CASE RATES TO DEVELOP A COMMON ANALYTIC TOOL/ASSAYS TO MEASURE/ASSESS MULTIPLE MICRONUTRIENT LEVELS IN HUMANS TO SUPPORT AN EDUCATIONAL BOOK PROJECT
553,899
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON OFFICE OF SPONSORED PROGRAMS 1100 NE 45TH STREET STE 300 SEATTLE,WA 981952840 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON FOUNDATION407 A GERBERDING HALL BOX 351210 SEATTLE, WA 98195 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON FOUNDATION407 A GERBERDING HALL BOX 351210 SEATTLE,WA 98195 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON FOUNDATION407 A GERBERDING HALL BOX 351210 SEATTLE,WA 98195
NONE
170(C)(1)
637,997
NONE
509(A)(1)
30,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO FACILITATE A MULTISITE STUDY IN AFRICA TO ASSESS THE EFFICACY OF ACYCLOVIR TREATMENT ON THE TRANSMISSION OF HIV TO SUPPORT STUDENT AND TRAINEE EXPERIENCES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES AND RECIPROCAL EXPERIENCES FOR FOREIGN STUDENTS, AND INTERDISCIPLINARY SEMINARS AND COURSES THAT BRING TOGETHER STUDENTS AND FACULTY SHARING COMMON INTERESTS IN GLOBAL HEALTH TO SUPPORT A NATIONAL CHARTER SCHOOL RESEARCH CENTER
500,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
50,000
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON FOUNDATION407 A GERBERDING HALL BOX 351210 SEATTLE, WA 98195 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON FOUNDATION407 A GERBERDING HALL BOX 351210 SEATTLE,WA 98195
NONE
509(A)(1)
149,767
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO CONDUCT A PLACEBOCONTROLLED PROOF-OFCONCEPT PHASE III TRIAL OF THE SAFETY AND EFFICACY 0FTDFAND FTC/TDF IN REDUCING HIV ACQUISITION AMONG HIVNEGATIVE PARTNERS WITHIN HETEROSEXUAL HIV-DISCORDANT COUPLES TO DETERMINE WHETHER APPLICATION OFA SAFE, CHEAP DISINFECTANT TO THE BIRTH CANAL DURING LABORAND NEWBORN AT BIRTH PREVENTS MATERNAL AND NEWBORN BACTERIAL INFECTIONS IN RESOURCE POOR SETTINGS WITH HIGH MATERNAL AND NEONATAL MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY TO ENSURE A SUSTAINABLE SUPPLY OFARTEMISININ FO R TREATM ENT O F MALARIA FOR FIELD TRIALS OFCNAP ARTEMISININ TECHNOLOGY FINAL PHASE FIELD TRIALS FOR PLANT GERM PLASM FOR GLOBAL DISTRIBUTION FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
12,852,451
UNIVERSITY OF WITWATERSRAND DPT OBSTETRIC/REPRODUCT HLTH RSRCH SOWETO 01360 SF
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
18,856
UNIVERSITY OFYORKSEEBOHM ROWNTREE BLDG UNIVERSITY RD YORK YO 105DD UK UNIVERSITY 0FYORKSEEBOHM ROWNTREE BLDG UNIVERSITY RD YORK YO105DD UK
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
363,938
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
6,088,832
URBAN ARTWORKS923 SOUTH BAYVIEW STREET SUITE C SEATTLE, WA 98134 URBAN ASSEMBLY INC90 BROAD STREET SUITE 2101 NEWYORK,NY 10004 URBAN INSTITUTE2100 M STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20037
NONE
509(A)(1)
15,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO CREATE NEW SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN NEW YORK CITY
472,510
NONE
509(A)(2)
TO SUPPORT A RESEARCH AND ADVOCACY PROJECT AROUND IMPACT OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTING POLICIES AND PRACTICES ON THE NONPROFIT SECTOR TO SUPPORT THE URBANBROOKINGS TAX POLICY CENTER'S STATE OF STATE FINANCES PROJECT . . . . . . . . . . 3a
415,000
URBAN INSTITUTE2100 M STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20037
NONE
509(A)(2)
50,000
Total .
3,055,067,596

URBAN INSTITUTE2100 M STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20037
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(2)
TO REVIEW AVAILABLE EVIDENCE ON FACTORS AFFECTING THE RECRUITMENT, ASSIGNMENT AND RETENTION OF HIGH QUALITY TEACHERS AND SCHOOL LEADERS AND DEVELOP MODELS OF REFORM FOR HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES IN EDUCATION TO SUPPORT AN OPPORTUNITY FUND
206,000
URBAN INSTITUTE2100 M STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20037 URBAN INSTITUTE2100 M STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20037 URBAN LEAGUE OF METROPOLITN SEATTLE105 14TH AVENUE SEATTLE, WA 98122 URBAN LEAGUE OF METROPOLITN SEATTLE105 14TH AVENUE SEATTLE,WA 98122 URSULINE ACADEMY OF DALLAS FDN INC4900 WALNUT HILL LANE DALLAS,TX 75229
NONE
509(A)(2)
1,483,336
NONE
509(A)(2)
TO SCALE-UP E-FILING OPPORTUNITIES AND SOFTWARE PLATFORM FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
250,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
4,380
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT AN AFTERSCHOOL EDUCATION PROGRAM TO SUPPORT A GLOBAL EDUCATION INITIATIVE AND AN ENDOWMENT CAMPAIGN TO IMPROVE TECHNOLOGY ACCESS IN LIBRARIES SERVING LOW-INCOME PATRONS AND ESTABLISH SUSTAINABLE LOCAL FUNDING TO SUPPORT THE ONGOING PROVISION OF THIS SERVICE EDWARD DOLK OF UTRECHT UNIVERSITY IN THE NETHERLANDS PROPOSES USING TWO-SIDED ANTIBODIES, WHICH BIND TO HIV AND TO TRANSPORT RECEPTORS IN THE EPITHELIUM BINDING THESE RECEPTORS WILL CAUSE EXCRETION OFTHE HIV PARTICLES OUTSIDE OF THE BODY, THEREBY REDUCING VIRAL LOAD DAVID WRIGHT OF VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY IN THE U S WILL DEVELOP A NEW LOW-COST DIAGNOSTIC TOOL IN WHICH A DROPLET OF MALARIA-INFECTED BLOOD DEPOSITED ON A GLASS SLIDE WILL, BASED ON FLUID DYNAMICS, LEAVE A RING-LIKE PATTERN AS THE BLOOD EVAPORATES THE SLIDE WILL BE PREPARED WITH A SOLUTION THAT WILL INTERACT WITH A PARTICULAR PROTEIN OF THE MALARIA PARASITE TO VISUALIZE THIS "COFFEE RING STAIN," ALLOWING FOR EASY INTERPRETATION AND READY DIAGNOSIS GUIRONG WANG AND COLLEAGUES AT VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY IN THE U S HAVE RECENTLY IDENTIFIED KEY SENSORY HEAT RECEPTORS USED BY MOSQUITOES TO TARGET HOSTS WANG WILL USE THESE PROTEINS AS MOLECULAR TARGETS TO DEVELOP INSECT REPELLENTS AND MASKING AGENTS THAT BLOCK OR HYPER-STIMULATE THESE RECEPTORS AND REDUCE THE ABILITY OFTHE VECTORS TO FI ND HOSTS AND SPREAD DISEASE TO SUPPORT THE GOVERNMENT OF VIETNAM TO ADDRESS THE SEVERE IMPACT OF AGENT ORANGE IN VIETNAM INCLUDING THE ESTABLISHMENT OFA DIOXIN RESEARCH CENTER TO SUPPORT LOW-INCOME IMMIGRANT VIETNAMESE STUDENTS AND PARENTS IN ORDERTO IMPROVE ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE TO SUPPORT A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
22,816
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,500,000
UTAH STATE LIBRARY DIVISION 250 NORTH 1950 WEST SUITE A SALT LAKE CITY,UT 841167901
NONE
170(C)(1)
86,642
UTRECHT UNIVERSITY PADUALAAN 8 UTRECHT 3584CH NL
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
100,000
VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY465 21ST AVENUE SOUTH DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGICAL STUDIES NASHVILLE,TN 37221
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY465 21ST AVENUE SOUTH DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGICAL STUDIES NASHVILLE,TN 37221
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
VIETNAM MINISTRY NATURAL RESOURCES67 NGUYEN DU ST HAI BA TRUNG HANOI VM
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
1,948,217
VIETNAMESE FRIENDSHIP ASSOC SEATTLE7101 MARTIN LUTHER KING WAYS SEATTLE,WA 98118
NONE
509(A)(1)
35,000
VILLAGE THEATRE303 FRONT STREET NORTH ISSAQUAH,WA 98027 VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITYDIVISION OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES 1101 EAST MARSHALL STREET RICHMOND,VA 232980049
NONE
509(A)(1)
250,000
NONE
170(C)(1)
LUIZ OZAKI AND GAIL E CHRISTIE OF VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY IN THE U S WILL GENETICALLY ENGINEER BACTERIAL VIRUSES TO CARRY PEPTIDES THAT BLOCK THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE MALARIA PARASITES, SURVIVE IN THE MOSQUITO GUT, AND SPREAD THROUGH VECTOR POPULATIONS IF SUCCESSFUL, THESE BACTERIOPHAGES COULD BE USED AS "GENE DISSEMINATION TOOLS" FOR EFFECTIVE CONTROL OF THE MALARIA FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
100,000
VITAL VOICES GLOBAL PARTNERSHIP1625 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW WASHINGTON,DC 20036 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)
15,000
. 1113a
3,055,067,596

VITAL VOICES GLOBAL PARTNERSHIP1625 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW WASHINGTON,DC 20036 VIVEKANANDA INTL HEALTH CENTRE54A BK PAUL AVENUE KOLKATA,WB 700005 IN
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,320
NONE
FOREIGN NON-EXEMPT
ABANI NAG AND AMIYA HATIOF VIVEKANANDA INTERNATIONAL HEALTH CENTRE IN INDIA WILL TEST THE HYPOTHESIS THAT ULTRASOUND MEASUREMENTS OF THE LIVER AND SPLEEN, AS WELL AS FUNCTIONAL LIVER ENZYME TESTS, WILL TO HELP DIFFERENTIATE CASES OF RELAPSE VERSUS RE-IN FECTIO N OF MA LA RIA, LEADING TO MORE APPROPRIATE TREATMENT AND DRUG THERAPIES TO REDUCE THE BURDEN OF HIV AMONG THE MARGINALIZED COMMUNITYOFSEX WORKERS IN THE STATE OF TAMILNADU AND INCREASE THEIR QUALITY OF LIFE TO SUPPORT A DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PREVENTION PROJECT TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR AMERICORPS PROGRAMS SUPPORTING STRATEGIC PROGRAMS IN WASHINGTON STATE TO SUPPORT ADVOCACY EFFORTS TO INCREASE AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND END HOMELESSNESS IN WASHINGTON STATE TO SUPPORT THE WASHINGTON STATE LEADERSHIP ACADEMY
100,000
VOLUNTARY HEALTH SERVICES TTTI POST ADYAR CHENNAI,TN 600113 IN
NONE
FOREIGN NON-EXEMPT
3,309,313
VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA OREGON3910 SE STARK STREET PORTLAND,OR 97214 WA CMSN FOR NATL AND COMMUNITY SRVCPO BOX 43113 OLYMPIA,WA 985043113
NONE
509(A)(1)
111,589
NONE
170(C)(1)
250,000
WA LOW INCOME HOUSING ALLIANCE1402 THIRD AVE STE 709 SEATTLE,WA 98101
NONE
509(A)(1)
101,138
WA SCHOOL PRINCIPALS EDUCATION FDN1021 8TH AVENUE SE OLYMPIA,WA 985011515 WA ST CHILD CARE RESOURCE RFRL NTWK1551 BROADWAY SUITE 300 TACOMA,WA 98402
NONE
509(A)(1)
946,694
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO IMPROVE THE EDUCATION AND SKILLS OF INDIVIDUALS WORKING IN CHILD CARE SETTINGS AND THE QUALITY OF LOCAL RESOURCE AND REFERRAL AGENCIES TO MEET THE NEEDS OF PARENTS AND PROVIDE TRAINING TO PROVIDERS TO PROVIDE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO WASHINGTON STATE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AGENCIES IN INCREASING ACCESS TO PERMANENT HOUSING FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SURVIVORS TO SUPPORT AN EXPANDED MARKETING CAMPAIGN FOR EARNED INCOME TAX CREDITS IN WASHINGTON STATE TO SUPPORT STAFF CAPACITY, DISSEMINATION OFTHE PROGRESS INDEX ANALYSIS AND APPROACH, AND DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OFA PROCESS TO DEVELOP MEASURES FORAFRICAN-AMERICAN, LATINO/HISPANIC, AND ASIAN/PACIFIC ISLANDER COMMUNITIES SUPPORTING HIGH-VALUE, HIGH-IMPACT EDUCATION REFORMS IN WASHINGTON STATE TO CONDUCT A CRITICAL ASSESSMENT OF SYSTEM OF RICE INTENSIFICATION (SRI), A SET OF RICE CULTIVATION PRACTICES DESIGNED TO INCREASE YIELDS TO INCREASE LEGUME PRODUCTIVITY, FAMILY NUTRITION, SOIL HEALTH, CROPPING SYSTEMS, AND FARM INCOME FOR SMALL FARMERS IN AFRICA BY EXPANDING THE USE OF SELECTED LEGUMES, PROVEN TOOLS OF BIOLOGICAL NITROGEN FIXATION, AND SOUND AGRONOMIC PRINCIPLES TO SUPPORT PROGRAMS THAT ENSURE HIGH QUALITY EARLY LEARNING EXPERIENCES FOR WASHINGTON'S YOUNGEST LEARNERS . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
250,000
WA ST COALTN AGAINST DOMESTIC VLNCE1402 3RD AVE SUITE 406 SEATTLE,WA 98101
NONE
509(A)(1)
150,000
WA ST DEPT CMNTY TRADE ECON DEVBOX 48300 OLYMPIA,WA 985048300
NONE
170(C)(1)
47,875
WA STATE BUDGET AND POLICY CENTER1402 THIRD AVE STE 1215 SEATTLE,WA 98101
NONE
509(A)(1)
75,000
WA STATE COMM AFRICAN AM AFFAIRS210 11TH AVE SW SUITE 301A OLYMPIA,WA 98502
NONE
170(C)(1)
146,025
WAGENINGEN UNIVERSITYPLANT PRODUCTION SYSTEMS WAGENINGEN 6700AK NL
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
291,171
WAGENINGEN UNIVERSITYDEPT SCI PLANT PRODUCTION SYSTEMS WAGENINGEN 6700AK NL
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
4,891,232
WASHINGTON EARLY LEARNING FUND1218 3RD AVENUE 8TH FLOOR SEATTLE,WA 98101
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,000,000
Total .
3,055,067,596

WASHINGTON EARLY LEARNING FUND1218 3RD AVENUE 8TH FLOOR SEATTLE,WA 98101 WASHINGTON NEWS COUNCILPO BOX 3672 SEATTLE,WA 981243672 WASHINGTON STATE DEPT OF ECOLOGYPO BOX 47600 OLYMPIA,WA 985047600
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SEEK FUNDING SUPPORT FOR EARLY LEARNING THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
3,300,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
9,500
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OFTHE WASHINGTON ENERGY CORPS WHICH WILL PROVIDE LOWINCOME, YOUNG ADULTS A PATHWAY TO A POSTSECONDARY CREDENTIAL WHILE SERVING IN AN AMERICORPS PROGRAM TO ENHANCE SERVICES AND PROVIDE SUPPORT DURING THE ECONOMIC DOWNTURN IN WASHINGTON STATE VIA PUBLIC LIBRARIES TO SUPPORT MENTORING EFFORTS IN WASHINGTON STATE
30,000
WASHINGTON STATE LIBRARYPO BOX 42460 OLYMPIA,WA 985042460
NONE
170(C)(1)
515,867
WASHINGTON STATE MENTORS 1605 NWSAMMAMISH ROAD SUITE 100 ISSAQUAH,WA 98027 WASHINGTON STATE U FDN TOWN CENTRE BUILDING 3RD FLOOR 255E MAIN STREET SUITE 301 PULLMAN, WA 991641925 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITYONE BROOKINGS DRIVE ST LOUIS, MO 63130
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 1
1,449,119
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT THE LITERACY AND EDUCATIONAL PATHWAYS FOR LATINO CHILD CARE PROVIDERS PROGRAM
326,696
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO DEVELOP MULTIPATHOGEN/BIO MARKERBASED TOOLS FOR ENTERRIC INFECTIONS, AND COMMON ASSAY PLATFORM FOR MEASUREMENT OF MICRONUTRIENT STATUS AND GUT FUNCTION TO DEVELOP AND TEST IMPROVED TREATMENTS FOR ONCHOCERCIASIS,AND LYMPHATIC FILARIASIS THAT WILL ENHANCE EFFORTS TO CONTROL AND ELIMINATE THESE IMPORTANT NEGLECTED TROPICAL DISEASES TO TEST A CATALYTIC APPROACH TO DELIVERING WATER, SANITATION AND HYGIENE SERVICES TO THE URBAN POOR AT SCALE, AND TO DO THIS IN A WAY THAT CAN BE SUSTAINED OVER TIME AND CAN BE REPLICATED IN OTHER LOCATIONS TO DEVELOP A PLAN FOR IMPROVING THE LIVES OF THE POOR IN SMALL TOWNS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES THROUGH IMPROVED PLANNING, MANAGEMENT, AND DELIVERY OF WATER AND SANITATION SERVICES TO SUPPORT EXCELLENCE IN RURAL LIBRARY SERVICES THROUGH THE BEST SMALL LIBRARY IN AMERICA AWARDS PROGRAM HEIMO RIEDEL OF THE WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE IN THE U S WILL APPLY ZINC FI NGER NUCLEASES AS MOLECULAR SCISSORS TO DIRECTLY DISRUPT THE GENOME OF HUMAN PAPILLOMA VIRUS (HPV),THE CAUSAL AGENT OF CERVICAL CANCER ONCE VALIDATED, THIS APPROACH COULD ALSO BE APPLIED TO FI GHT OTHER INFECTIOUS DISEASES INCLUDING MALARIA, PNEUMONIA, AND TUBERCULOSIS TO CONDUCT RESEARCH ON THE SUCCESS FACTORS OF WGU'S ONLINE EDUCATION MODEL FOR LOW-INCOME YOUNG ADULTS, EVALUATE INTERVENTIONS TO IMPROVE SUCCESS FOR THESE STUDENTS AND ADVOCATE FOR NEW MODELS OF AFFORDABLE, FLEXIBLE, COMPETENCY-BASED HIGHER EDUCATION TO BUILD PARENT AND PUBLIC SUPPORT FOR EARLY LEARNING THROUGH INCREASED ONLINE, ON-THEGROUND, MEDIA, AND OTHER ENGAGEMENT STRATEGIES TO SUPPORT EDUCATIONRELATED PROGRAMMING ON FRONTLINE
749,837
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITYONE BROOKINGS DRIVE ST LOUIS, MO 63130
NONE
509(A)(1)
5,042,861
WATER SANITATION FOR URBAN POORCAPITAL TOWER 91 WATERLOO ROAD LONDON SE18RT UK
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
4,500,000
WATERAID AMERICA INC232 MADISON AVENUE SUITE 1202 NEWYORK,NY 10016
NONE
509(A)(1)
715,049
WEIPPE PUBLIC LIBRARY204 WOOD STREET WEIPPE,ID 83553
NONE
170(C)(1)
4,790
WEST VIRGINIA U RESEARCH CORPPO BOX 6845 MORGANTOWN,WV 265066848
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 1
100,000
WESTERN GOVERNORS UNIVERSITY4001 SOUTH 700 EAST SUITE 700 SALT LAKE CITY,UT 84107
NONE
509(A)(1)
801,861
WESTERN STATES CENTER INC PO BOX 40305 PORTLAND,OR 97240
NONE
509(A)(2)
207,057
WGBH EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATIONONE GUEST STREET BOSTON,MA 02135 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)
666,666
. 1113a
3,055,067,596

WHATCOM COMMUNITY FOUNDATION119 GRAND AVENUE SUITE A BELLINGHAM,WA 98225 WHATCOM COMMUNITY FOUNDATION119 GRAND AVENUE SUITE A BELLINGHAM,WA 98225 WHITE RIBBON ALLNC FOR SAFE MOTHRHD1 THOMAS CIRCLE NW SUITE 200 WASHINGTON,DC 20005
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
75,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT THE WHATCOM COMMUNITY FOUNDATION PHILANTHROPIC SEMINAR
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO ADVOCATE FOR INCREASED AWARENESS AND ACTION TO REDUCE MATERNAL MORTALITY AND MORBIDITY TO IMPROVE MATERNAL HEALTH WORLDWIDE AND TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE ACHIEVEMENT OF MDG5, WHILE MOBILIZING HIGHLEVEL GLOBAL AND COUNTRY LEADERSHIP FOR GREATER INVESTMENTS AND BETTER POLICIES FOR MATERNAL, NEWBORN, AND CHILD HEALTH PROGRAMS TO IMPROVE TECHNOLOGY ACCESS IN LIBRARIES SERVING LOW-INCOME PATRONS AND ESTABLISH SUSTAINABLE LOCAL FUNDING TO SUPPORT THE ONGOING PROVISION OF THIS SERVICE TO IMPROVE THE STATUS OF THE WORKING POOR, ESPECIALLY WOMEN, IN THE INFORMAL ECONOMIES OF DEVELOPING WORLD COUNTRIES FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
256,670
WHITE RIBBON ALLNC FOR SAFE MOTHRHD1 THOMAS CIRCLE NW SUITE 200 WASHINGTON,DC 20005
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,500,000
WI DEPT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION125 S WEBSTER ST PO BOX 7841 MADISON,WI 53707
NONE
170(C)(1)
521,468
WIEGO227 ROYAL EXCHANGE GTR MANCHESTER M27DD UK
NONE
FOREIGN NONEXEMPT
2,000,000
WILLIAM D RUCKELSHAUS CENTER FDNHULBERT HALL ROOM 121 PO BOX 646248 PULLMAN,WA 991646248 WILLIAM MARSH RICE UNIVERSITYOFFICE OFTHE PRESIDENT - MS 1 6100 MAIN STREET HOUSTON,TX 770051892
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 1
100,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
REBECCA RICHARDSKORTUM OF RICE UNIVERSITY IN THE U S WILL MEASURE LIGHT SCATTERED BY MALARIAINFECTED BLOOD BY BUILDING A SMALL MICROSCOPE THAT CAN BE PLACED ON THE SKIN, WITHOUT THE NEED TO DRAW BLOOD FROM PATIENTS THIS NOVEL, RAPID, AND PAINLESS DIAGNOSTIC WOULD NOT REQUIRE CONSUMABLE REAGENTS OR A TRAINED OPERATOR,AND WOULD NOT GENERATE BIOHAZARDOUS WASTE TO SUPPORT GENDER INTEGRATION IN AFRICAN AGRICULTURE TO INCREASE ACCESS TO AND SUSTAINABILITY OF PERMANENT HOUSING FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SURVIVORS AND THEIR CHILDREN IN WHATCOM COUNTY FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
100,000
WOMEN THRIVE WORLDWIDE1825 CONNECTICUT AVENUE NW WASHINGTON,DC 20009 WOMENCARE SHELTER4120 MERIDIAN ST SUITE 220 BELLINGHAM,WA 98226
NONE
509(A)(1)
477,917
NONE
509(A)(1)
200,000
WOMEN'S FOREIGN POLICY GROUP1895 CONNECTICUT AVE NW SUITE 720 WASHINGTON,DC 20009 WOMEN'S POLICY INC409 12TH STREET NW SUITE 310 WASHINGTON,DC 20024
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT A SERIES OF CONGRESSIONAL BRIEFINGS WITH MEMBERS OFCONGRESS,THE CONGRESSIONAL WOMEN'S CAUCUS AND STAFF TO EDUCATE AND RAISE SUPPORT ON WOMEN'S GLOBAL HEALTH PRIORITIES TO SUPPORT A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
220,505
WOODLAND PARK ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY601 NORTH 59TH STREET SEATTLE, WA 98103 WOODROW WILSON INTL CTR FOR SCHLARSONE WOODROW WILSON PLAZA 1300 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW WASHINGTON,DC 200043027 WOODROWWILSON NATL FELLOWSHIP FDN5 VAUGHN DRIVE SUITE 300 PRINCETON,NJ 08540
NONE
509(A)(1)
750,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
40,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO CREATE A POSTSECONDARY PRACTICE CENTER DESIGNED TO IMPROVE EARLY COLLEGE PARTNERSHIPS AND TEACHING . . . . . . . . . . 3a
1,355,663
Total .
3,055,067,596

WORKFORCE DEV COUNCIL SNOHOMISH CTY728 134TH ST SW SUITE 128 EV ERETT, WA 98204 WORLD AFFAIRS COUNCIL2200 ALASKAN WAY SUITE 450 SEATTLE, WA 98121 WORLD AFFAIRS COUNCIL2200 ALASKAN WAY SUITE 450 SEATTLE,WA 98121
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT DEVELOPMENT OFA FAMILY HOMELESSNESS BUSINESS PLAN
200,000
NONE
509(A)(2)
4,850
NONE
509(A)(2)
TO INCREASE THE AWARENESS AND ENGAGEMENT OF THE GREATER PUGET SOUND COMMUNITY ON ISSUES RELATED TO GLOBAL HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
100,000
WORLD AFFAIRS COUNCIL2200 ALASKAN WAY SUITE 450 SEATTLE, WA 98121 WORLD AFFAIRS COUNCIL OF NTHRN CA312 SUTTER STREET SUITE 200 SAN FRANCISCO,CA 94108
NONE
509(A)(2)
10,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO ADDRESS GLOBAL HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGES BY FOSTERING ALLIANCE BUILDING, NETWORKING AND KNOWLEDGE SHARING TO LEVERAGE AND SCALE SOLUTIONS, FOUNDATION KNOWLEDGE WILL BE SHARED WITH DONORS TO SPUR CO-INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES AND DRIVE ACHIEVEMENT TO IMPROVE THE LIVELIHOODS OF WEST AFRICAN SMALLHOLDER COCOA FARMERS BY IMPROVING MARKETING EFFICIENCY, PRODUCTION EFFICIENCY, AND INCOME SECURITY TO INCREASE ACCESS TO FINANCIAL SERVICES IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD BY DOUBLING CREDIT UNION MEMBERSHIP IN PARTICIPATING CREDIT UNIONS TO TEST A DATA SERVICE BUREAU FOR DATA PROCESSING AND PRODUCT SUPPORT TO SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZED RURAL SAVINGS AND CREDIT COOPERATIVES (SACCOS), WHICH SERVE LARGE POPULATIONS OF POOR OR UNDERSERVED INDIVIDUALS IN KENYA TO SUPPORT A STUDY OF POSTHARVEST TECHNOLOGIES FOR IMPROVING MARKET ACCESS AND INCOMES FOR SMALL HORTICULTURAL FARMERS TO SUPPORT THE 2009 BORLAUG DIALOGUE SYMPOSIUM
176,732
WORLD COCOA FOUNDATION 1411 K STREET NW SUITE 1300 WASHINGTON,DC 20005
NONE
509(A)
5,444,479
WORLD COUNCIL OF CREDIT UNIONS INC5710 MINERAL POINT RD MADISON,WI 53701
NONE
501(C)(6)
966,724
WORLD COUNCIL OF CREDIT UNIONS INC5710 MINERAL POINT RD MADISON,WI 53701
NONE
501(C)(6)
1,446,004
WORLD FOOD LOGISTICS ORGANIZATION 1500 KING STREET ALEXANDRIA,VA 22314
NONE
509(A)(2)
1,280,342
WORLD FOOD PRIZE FOUNDATION666 GRAND AVE SUITE 1700 DES MOINES,IA 50309 WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION 20 AVENUE APPIA GENEVA 1211CH27 SZ WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION 20 AVENUE APPIA GENEVA 1211CH27 SZ
NONE
4942(])(3)
500,000
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
TO PROVIDE CONFERENCE SUPPORT FORTHE GLOBAL VACCINE RESEARCH FORUM
400,000
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
TO SUPPORT THE STRATEGIC GUIDANCE ON GLOBAL HEALTH, HEALTH OF WO MEN, STRATEGIC RENEWAL OF PRIMARY HEALTH CARE, DEVELOPMENT OFA GLOBAL HEALTH OBSERVATORY, AND STRENGTHENING OF ORGANIZATIONAL COHERENCE AND PERFORMANCE TO CONTRIBUTE TO AN ASSESSMENT AND RECOMMEND CHANGES TO ACCELERATE PROGRESS TOWARD THE ACHIEVEMENT OFTHE 2010 TARGETS FOR MALARIA PREVENTION AND TREATMENT COVERAGE AND THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE GLOBAL MALARIA ACTION PLAN TO IDENTIFY, THROUGH CONSULTATION, OPTIONS TO IMPROVE THE STRATEGIC AND OPERATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS OF GENEVA BASED HEALTH RESEARCH PARTNERSHIPS AND ULTIMATELY IMPROVE GLOBAL HEALTH, ESPECIA LLY THE H EA LTH OF POOR AND DISADVANTAGED POPULATIONS, THRO UGH MORE EFFECTIVE RESEARCH PARTNERSHIPS THAT SUPPORT THE DELIVERY OF BETTER HEALTHCARE TO SUPPORT H1N1 VACCINE LOGISTICS
5,001,279
WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION 20 AVENUE APPIA GENEVA 1211CH27 SZ
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
80,000
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
100,000
WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION 20 AVENUE APPIA GENEVA 1211CH27 SZ Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
5,654,305
. 1113a
3,055,067,596

WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION 20 AVENUE APPIA GENEVA 1211CH27 SZ WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION 20 AVENUE APPIA GENEVA 1211CH27 SZ
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
TO SUPPORT THE HEALTH METRICS NETWORK (HMN)
15,831,395
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
TO ACCELERATE THE DEVELOPMENT AND INTRODUCTION OF PROPHYLACTIC HPV VACCINES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES TO ASSESS THE FEASIBILITY OF ONCHOCERCIASIS ELIMINATION BY IVERMECTIN TREATMENT IN AFRICA TO REVIEW THE DESIGN AND EXECUTION OFTHE AIDS INITIATIVE EVALUATION IN INDIA TO ENSURE THAT THE IPTI CONSORTIUM OUTCOMES ARE COLLATED, ASSESSED BY INTERNATIONAL EXPERTS, AND RESULT IN A WHO POLICY RECOMMENDATION TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OFA GLOBAL SURVEILLANCE NETWORK TO TRACK HIV SUSCEPTIBILITY TO ANTI RETRO-VIRAL DRUGS TO SUPPORT MALARIA ENDEMIC COUNTRIES IN SOUTHERN AFRICA TO SUCCESSFULLY DEPLOY GLOBAL FUND RESOURCES AND SCALE UP MALARIA CONTROL INTERVENTIONS TO EFFECTIVELY REDUCE MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY FROM VACCINEPREVENTABLE DISEASES BY STRENGTHENING WHO'S NORMATIVE AND POLICYSETTING PROCESSES FOR IMMUNIZATION TO FUND PRE-EMPTIVE USE OFA CHOLERA VACCINE IN VULNERABLE POPULATIONS AT RISK TO STRENGTHEN RAPID SCALE UP OF MATERNAL, NEONATAL AND CHILD HEALTH INTERVENTIONS IN AFRICA TO COORDINATE THE DEVELOPMENT AND ADOPTION OF INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC HEALTH POLICIES AIMED AT INTEGRATING DISEASESPECIFIC INTERVENTIONS AND EXPAND THE COORDINATED USE OF ANTHELMINTHIC DRUGS TO SCALE UP THE PROCUREMENT AND PRODUCTION OFQUALITY MEDICINES FOR HIV/AIDS, TB AND MALARIA TO COORDINATE THE DEVELOPMENT AND ADOPTION OF INTERNATIONAL POLICIES, STRATEGIES AND GUIDELINES TO REDUCE HUMAN AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH THE USE OF PESTICIDES TO FILL THE GAP BETWEEN PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT AND EFFECTIVE DELIVERY FOR MALARIA IN AFRICAN COUNTRIES BY CONSOLIDATING AND STRENGTHENING MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY, VECTOR CONTROL STRUCTURES AND TECHNICAL RESOURCES WITHIN EACH COUNTRY TO ASSIST COUNTRIES IN MAKING EVIDENCE-BASED POLICY AND PROGRAMME DECISIONS TO IMPROVE THE AVAILABILITY, ACCESSIBILITY AND SAFETY OF MALE CIRCUMCISION AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH SERVICES . . . . . . . . . 1113a
1,425,225
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
412,597
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
100,000
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
203,868
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
3,062,074
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
1,181,698
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
1,348,034
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
459,486
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
8,500,000
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
1,130,032
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
8,236,600
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
1,492,080
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
2,429,500
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
2,532,834
Total .
3,055,067,596

status of recipient
contribution
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
TO PROVIDE ACCESSIBLE QUALITY-ASSURED DIAGNOSTIC TESTS FOR SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS TO MAKE AVAILABLE THE BENEFITS OFTECHNOLOGIES AND IMPROVE UNIVERSAL ACCESS TO ESSENTIAL HEALTH TECHNOLOGIES, PARTICULARLY IN RESOURCE-LIMITED SETTINGS TO ACCELERATE, THROUGH THE WHO PREQUALIFICATION PROCESS AND ITS SUPPORTING ACTIVITIES, ACCESS TO VACCINES FOR THE DEVELOPING WORLD TO DEVELOP A STRATEGY FOR THE CONTAINMENT OF ARTEMISININ TOLERANT MALARIA PARASITES IN SOUTH-EAST ASIA TO ASCERTAIN EFFECTIVENESS AND SAFETY OF 2 VS 3 DOSES OF HPV VACCINE IN PREVENTING CERVICAL CANCER IN A POPULATION IN A DEVELOPING COUNTRY AND TO FACILITATE THE RAPID INTRODUCTION OF HPV VACCINE PROGRAMS IN POOR COUNTRIES AT HIGH RISK FOR CERVICAL CANCER TO SUPPORT WHO'S NEWAND UNDERUTILIZED VACCINES MEETING (NUVI)
1,000,000
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
3,079,041
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
8,412,424
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
7,764,352
WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION 150 COURS ALBERT THOMAS LYON CEDEX 69372 FR
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
1,698,155
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
330,906
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
TO PROVIDE CORE SUPPORT FOR RBM'S SECRETARIAT IN SUPPORT OF ITS WORK FOR THE ROLL BACK MALARIA GLOBAL PARTNERSHIP TO CONTRIBUTE TO UNITAID TO FACILITATE SCALE UP ACCESS TO TREATMENT FOR HIV/AIDS, MALARIA, AND TB FOR THE PEOPLE IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, BY LEVERAGING QUALITY DRUGS AND DIAGNOSTIC PRICE REDUCTIONS & ACCELERATING THE PACE AT WHICH THEY ARE MADE AVAILABLE TO SUPPORT THE INSTITUTIONALIZATION OF NATIONAL HEALTH ACCOUNTS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES BY WORKING WITH VARIOUS STAKEHOLDERS AROUND UPDATING THE SYSTEM OF HEALTH ACCOUNTS GUIDELINES TO ACCOMMODATE DEVELOPING COUNTRY INPUTS ON HEALTH EXPENDITURES TO SUPPORT THE GLOBAL HEALTH WORKFORCE ALLIANCE IN ADDRESSING THE GLOBAL CRISIS IN HUMAN RESOURCES FOR HEALTH TO SUPPORT TECHNET CONSULTATIONS AND MEETINGS OFTHE TECHNOLOGIES AND LOGISTICS ADVISORY PANEL TO INTENSIFY THE GLOBAL POLIO ERADICATION INITIATIVE
2,200,000
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
10,000,000
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
1,067,309
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
1,400,000
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
273,553
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
93,261,217
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
TO SUPPORT NATIONAL (HEALTH SECTOR) PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION PROCESSES THAT REFLECT THE INTER-LINKAGES BETWEEN RH AND DEVELOPMENT, AND SPECIFICALLY ADVOCATE FOR RH FUNDS WITHIN DONOR GENERAL BUDGET SUPPORTS, POVERTY REDUCTION STRATEGIES AND SWAPS TO CREATE A "HUB" TO PREVENT FURTHER INCREASES IN THE PREVALENCE OFTOBACCO USE IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA BY PROVIDING TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, MOBILIZING RESOURCES, AND BUILDING CAPACITY TO IMPLEMENT SUSTAINED TOBACCO CONTROL INTERVENTIONS THROUGH THE "HUB" WHICH WILL REPRESENT A CROSSSECTORAL PARTNERSHIP OF GOVERNMENTAL AND NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS ACROSS THE REGION TO CREATE A GLOBAL SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM FOR ANTIMALARIAL DRUG EFFICACY, STRENGTHENING REGIONAL NETWORKS AND COUNTRY CAPACITY FOR EFFECTIVE MALARIA CONTROL AND POLICY . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
377,063
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
3,625,277
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
3,298,494
Total .
3,055,067,596

status of recipient
contribution
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
TO ASSESS THE FEASIBILITY AND APPROPRIATENESS OF GLOBAL MEASLES ERADICATION TO INCREASE COMMITMENT AND INVESTMENT IN TB PREVENTION, CARE, AND RESEARCH IN ORDER TO HALVE TUBERCULOSIS PREVALENCE AND DEATH RATES TO ADVOCATE FOR HIV VACCINES RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT AND FACILITATE THE AFRICAN AIDS VACCINE PROGRAMME'S (AAVP) TRANSITION TO A FULLY INDEPENDENT OPERATIONAL AFRICAN PROGRAMME OUTSIDE OF WHO, LED BY AFRICANS AND EFFECTIVELY CONNECTED WITH THE INTERNATIONAL HIV VACCINE COMMUNITY TO BUILD THE NECESSARY BRIDGE BETWEEN SCIENCE AND IMPLEMENTATION OF PREP IN PREPARATION FOR INTRODUCTION TO THE FIELD AS AN INTEGRAL COMPONENT OF COMPREHENSIVE HIV PREVENTION AND TREAMENT STRATEGIES TO SUPPORT ACCELERATED APPROVAL AND INTRODUCTION OF DRUGS AND VACCINES FOR DIARRHEA (ALSO WILL SUPPORT ANTI-MALARIALS, PNEUMO AND TB TREATMENT) BY HARMONIZING REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS IN AFRICA TO INCREASE THE AVAILABILITY OFQUALITYASSURED MEDICINES FOR TUBERCULOSIS (TB) PATIENTS IN CHINA TO DEVELOP A 'BLUEPRINT' FOR STRENGTHENING GLOBAL VACCINE SAFETY, STRENGTHENING COORDINATION BETWEEN DIFFERENT AGENCIES WORKING ON VACCINE SAFETY ISSUES, IDENTIFYING CORE CAPACITIES AT VARIOUS LEVELS, AND HOWTHESE ACTIVITIES CAN BE FUNDED AND SUSTAINED TO EVALUATE THE EFFICACY OF NEONATAL VITAMIN A SUPPLEMENTATION IN REDUCING INFANT MORTALITY IN LOW- AND MIDDLE-INCOME COUNTRIES AND TO USE THE EVIDENCE TO INFORM GLOBAL POLICY TO DEVELOP AND TEST SIMPLIFIED, ALTERNATIVE ANTIBIOTIC TREATMENT REGIMENS FOR SERIOUS NEONATAL INFECTIONS IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA TO STRENGTHEN PROPERTY RIGHTS IN KENYA, UGANDA, TANZANIA, MOZAMBIQUE, GHANA, AND MALI BY PROVIDING POLICYMAKERS IN GOVERNMENT, DONOR AND DEVELOPMENT AGENCIES WITH THE INFORMATION AND IDEAS NEEDED TO MAKE WELLINFORMED DECISIONS AND TO TAKE APPROPRIATE ACTIONS TO SUPPORT COLLABORATION WITH SAVINGS BANKS IN ORDER TO DOUBLE THE NUMBER OF SAVINGS ACCOUNTS TO ENHANCE THE IMPACT OF RADIO BROADCASTING ON FOOD SECURITY IN AFRICA TO PROVIDE EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO FLOODING IN ANGOLA TO SUPPORT EMERGENCY RELIEF IN RESPONSE TO TYPHOON KETSANA IN THE PHILIPPINES TO SUPPORT AN EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO THE EARTHQUAKE IN MALAWI
1,436,241
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
994,507
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
299,748
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
575,475
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
1,110,969
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
1,228,176
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
1,099,230
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
5,759,748
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
3,750,000
WORLD RESOURCES INSTITUTE10 G STREET NORTHEAST WASHINGTON,DC 20002
NONE
509(A)(1)
119,602
WORLD SAVINGS BANKS INSTITUTERUE MARIE-THERESE 11 B-1000 BRUSSELS 00000 BE WORLD UNIVERSITY SERVICE OF CANADA1404 SCOTT STREET OTTAWA,ON K1Y4M8 CA WORLD VISION INCPO BOX 9716 FEDERAL WAY,WA 980639716
NONE
FOREIGN NON-EXEMPT
11,031,299
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
1,120,399
NONE
509(A)(1)
300,000
WORLD VISION INCPO BOX 9716 FEDERAL WAY, WA 980639716
NONE
509(A)(1)
500,000
WORLD VISION INCPO BOX 9716 FEDERAL WAY,WA 980639716
NONE
509(A)(1)
300,000
Total .
. 1113a
3,055,067,596

status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO STRENGTHEN THE INDIVIDUAL AND COMBINED IMPACT OFTHE LARGEST US INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN ORGANIZATIONS BY PROMOTING CANDID EXCHANGE, MUTUAL TRUST, AND COOPERATION AMONG THEIR CHIEF EXECUTIVES AND BY TESTING NEW IDEAS THAT REQUIRE COLLABORATION TO DEVELOP A REPLICABLE MODEL FOR EMPOWERING ORPHANED AND VULNERABLE CHILDREN, THEIR FAMILIES, AND THEIR COMMUNITIES IN MALAWI TO COPE SUSTAINABLY WITH THE IMPACTS OF THE HIV/AIDS CRISIS TO SUPPORT THE CORE GROUP IN THEIR GLOBAL POLIO ERADICATION EFFORTS BY BRIDGING IMPLEMENTATION GAPS, IMPROVING PERFORMANCE MONITORING/MANAGEMENT, AND BUILDING CAPACITY TO SUPPORT WORLD VISION'S ETHIOPIA OPERATIONS WITH A PROJECT TO IMPLEMENT A LARGE SCALE DEPOSIT MOBILIZATION TO EVALUATE ENVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINABLE AND INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS TO REDUCE GLOBAL HUNGER AND RURAL POVERTY THROUGH THE 2011 STATE OFTHE WORLD REPORT TO IMPROVE TECHNOLOGY ACCESS IN LIBRARIES SERVING LOW-INCOME PATRONS AND ESTABLISH SUSTAINABLE LOCAL FUNDING TO SUPPORT THE ONGOING PROVISION OF THIS SERVICE TO SUPPORT GRANTMAKING IN THE GRANTEE'S GEOGRAPHY
200,479
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,031,762
NONE
509(A)(1)
334,479
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,579,819
WORLDWATCH INSTITUTE1776 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW WASHINGTON,DC 20036
NONE
509(A)(1)
721,803
WYOMING STATE LIBRARY2301 CAPITOL AVE CHEYENNE,WY 82002
NONE
170(C)(1)
27,646
YAKIMA VALLEY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION111 UNIVERSITY PKWY SUITE 103 YAKIMA,WA 98901 YALE UNIVERSITYPO BOX 208047 NEWHAVEN,CT 065208018 YALE UNIVERSITYPO BOX 208047 NEW HAVEN,CT 065208018
NONE
509(A)(1)
75,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO CREATE NOVEL MOUSE MODELS FOR TESTING LIVE ATTENUATED VACCINES TO PERFORM THE BACKGROUND WORK, PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT OF A PROGRAM GRANT THAT WILL AIM TO ENHANCE THE USE OF ORAL REHYDRATION SOLUTION (ORS) IN TH E TREATMENT OF ACUTE DIARRHEA IN YOUNG CHILDREN FOR VIRAL REPLICATION, HIV VIRUSES ARE DEPENDENT UPON PROTEINS, CALLED PROTEASES, TO APPROPRIATELY CLEAVE PEPTIDES AND FORM FUNCTIONAL VIRAL PARTICLES CRAIG CREWS OF YALE UNIVERSITY IN THE U S WILL ATTEMPT TO EXPLOIT THESE PROTEASES BY DESIGNING A DRUG WILL CLEAVE ONLY TO HIV PROTEASE AND RELEASE A CYTOTOXIN THAT RESULTS IN PROGRAMMED CELL DEATH DAVID A SPIEGEL OF YALE UNIVERSITY IN THE U S WILL PURSUE AN ANTIBIOTIC STRATEGY CALLED "BIOSYNTHETIC IM MU NO TARGETING STREPTOCOCCUS PNEUMONIAE WILL BE FED SMALL MOLECULES WHICH THEY WILL INCORPORATE INTO THEIR CELL WALLS THESE SMALL MOLECULES CONTAIN AN EPITOPE RECOGNIZED BY ANTIBODIES IN THE HUMAN BLOODSTREAM, LEADING TO IMMUNE CLEARANCE INDEPENDENT OF BACTERIAL ANTIGENS, REPRESENTING A UNIQUE, RESISTANCE-FREE APPROACH TO PNEUMOCOCCAL DISEASE TO SUPPORT YOUNG ADULT SUCCESS AND IMPROVE POST SECONDARY OUTCOMES FOR LOW INCOME YOUNG ADULTS TO SUPPORT A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FOR SEVEN YMCA FACILITIES TO SUPPORT CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS FOR LOWINCOME YOUTH TO SUPPORT A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FORTWO COLOCATED YMCA AND YWCA FACILITIES . . . . . . . . . . 1113a
4,232,325
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,235,296
YALE UNIVERSITYPO BOX 208047 NEW HAVEN,CT 065208018
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
YALE UNIVERSITYPO BOX 208047 NEW HAVEN,CT 065208018
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
YEAR UP INC93 SUMMER ST 5TH FLOOR BOSTON,MA 02110
NONE
509(A)(1)
209,079
YMCA OF GREATER SEATTLE909 FOURTH AVE SEATTLE,WA 981041194 YMCA OF GREATERSEATTLE909 FOURTH AVE SEATTLE,WA 981041194 YMCA OFTHE INLAND NORTHWESTPO BOX 208 SPOKANE,WA 99201
NONE
509(A)(2)
2,250,000
NONE
509(A)(2)
254,183
NONE
509(A)(2)
1,925,000
Total .
3,055,067,596

YOUNG WOMEN'S LEADERSHIP FOUNDATION322 EIGHTH AVENUE 14TH FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10001
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO PARTNER WITH THE NYC DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION TO DEVELOP AND SUPPORT NEW SMALL YOUNG WOMEN'S LEADERSHIP SCHOOLS FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
480,000
YOUTH VILLAGES INC3320 BROTHER BLVD MEMPHIS,TN 38133 YOUTHBUILD USA INC58 DAY ST SOMERVILLE,MA 02144
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,700,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO STRENGTHEN EXISTING YOUTHBUILD SCHOOLS AND LAUNCH NEW SCHOOLS TO PROVIDE HIGH QUALITY EDUCATION AND COLLEGE AND CAREER SUCCESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR LOW INCOME, OUT OF SCHOOL YOUTH TO SUPPORT A SMALL COHORT OF PROGRAMS TO TEST AND INSTITUTIONALIZE A COMPREHENSIVE SET OF INTERVENTIONS THAT WILL ENSURE HIGH RATES OF POST-SECONDARY CREDENTIALING, ENROLLMENT AND ATTAINMENT AMONG LOWINCOME YOUTH WHO HAVE DROPPED OUT OF SCHOOL FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
1,810,004
YOUTHBUILD USA INC58 DAY ST SOMERVILLE,MA 02144
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,000,000
YOUTHCARE2500 NE 54TH STREET SUITE 100 SEATTLE, WA 98105 YOUTHCARE2500 NE 54TH STREET SUITE 100 SEATTLE,WA 98105 YWCA - KITSAP COUNTYPO BOX 559 BREMERTON,WA 98337
NONE
509(A)(1)
4,750
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT EDUCATIONAL AND WORKFORCE PROGRAMS FOR HOMELESS AND OTHER AT-RISK YOUTH TO INCREASE ACCESS TO AND SUSTAINABILITY OF PERMANENT HOUSING FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SURVIVORS AND THEIR CHILDREN IN KITSAP COUNTY FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
120,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
200,000
YWCA SEATTLE-KING CNTYSNHMISH CNTY1118 FIFTH AVENUE SEATTLE, WA 98101 YWCA SEATTLE-KING CNTYSNHMISH CNTY1118 FIFTH AVENUE SEATTLE,WA 98101
NONE
509(A)(2)
2,412
NONE
509(A)(2)
TO SUPPORT A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN AND PROVIDE SERVICES TO FAMILIES IN CRISIS DURING THEIR PERIOD OFTRANSITION TO A MORE STABLE CONDITION TO SUPPORT A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FOR A MULTISERVICE CENTER IN ISSAQUAH EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
600,000
YWCA SEATTLE-KING CNTYSNHMISH CNTY1118 FIFTH AVENUE SEATTLE,WA 98101 1890 HOUSE37 TOMPKINS STREET CORTLAND,NY 13045 5TH AVENUE THEATRE ASSOCIATION 1308 5TH AVE SEATTLE,WA 98101 826 SEATTLEPO BOX 30764 SEATTLE,WA 98113
NONE
509(A)(2)
1,000,000
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,350
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,250
A CHILD FOR ALL INC21 ARBOR LN STAFFORD,VA 22554 ABUSED DEAF WOMENS ADVOCACY SRV58623 ROOSEVELT WAY NE SEATTLE, WA 981153027 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
3a
3,055,067,596

ACADEMIC ALLIANCE FDN-AIDS AFRICA1101 14TH STREET NW SUITE 801 WASHINGTON,DC 20005 ACADEMY OF SCIENCE OF ST LOUI55050 OAKLAND AVE ST LOUIS, MO 631101404 ACCESS FUNDPO BOX 17010 BOULDER,CO 80308
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
8,475
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT -FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
2,100
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,250
ACORN INSTITUTE2609 CANAL ST NEWORLEANS,LA 70119
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
ACTION AGNST CRIME AND VIOLENCE ED1212 NEWYORK AVENUE NW SUITE 300 WASHINGTON,DC 20005 ACTIONAID USA1420 K STREET NW SUITE 900 WASHINGTON,DC 20005 ACUMEN FUND76 NINTHAVE SUITE 315 NEWYORK,NY 10011 ADMINS OFTULANE EDUCATIONAL FUND200 BROADWAY ST SUITE 218 NEWORLEANS,LA 70118 AFS-USA INCONE WHITEHALL STREET SECOND FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10004 AGA KHAN FOUNDATION USA1825 K STREET NW SUITE 901 WASHINGTON,DC 20006 AGATHOS FOUNDATIONPO BOX 778 EVERETT,WA 982060778 AGROS INTERNATIONAL2225 4TH AVENUE 2ND FLOOR SEATTLE, WA 98121 AIDMATRIX FOUNDATION11701 LUNA RD DALLAS,TX 752346026 AL D RODRIGUEZ LIVER FOUNDATION166 EAST 35TH ST 11G NEWYORK,NY 10016 ALASKA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION400 L STREET 100 ANCHORAGE,AK 99501 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
450
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
1,050
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,000
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
675
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
184
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,350
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT . . . . . . . . 3a
375
3,055,067,596

ALBERT EINSTEIN ELEMENTARY PTSA18025 NE 116TH ST REDMOND,WA 98052 ALDERWOOD LITTLE LEAGUEPO BOX 3326 LYNNWOOD,WA 980463326 ALLIANCE FOR EDUCATION509 OLIVE WAY SUITE 500 SEATTLE,WA 98101 ALOHA MEDICAL MISSION810 N VINEYARD BLVD HONOLULU,HI 96817 ALZHEIMER AND RELATED DISORDER ASSN100 W HARRISON STREET NORTH TOWER SUITE 200 SEATTLE, WA 98119 ALZHEIMER'S ASSN GREATER MARYLAND1850 YORK ROAD SUITE D TIMONIUM,MD 21093 ALZHEIMER'S ASSOCIATION225 N MICHIGAN AVE 17TH FLOOR CHICAGO,IL 60601 AMARA PARENTING AND ADOPTION SVC53300 EAST UNION STREET SEATTLE, WA 98122 AMER ASSN OF SWINE VETERINARIAN FDN902 FIRST AVENUE PERRY,IA 50220 AMER CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION FDN INC125 BROAD ST 18TH FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10004 AMER CMTE WEIZMANN INST SCIENCE INC633 3RD AVE FL 20 NEWYORK,NY 100178156 AMER LUNG ASSN NATL HEADQUARTERS1301 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW SUITE 800 WASHINGTON,DC 20004 AMER NAT RED CROSS-KING AND KITSAPPO BOX 3097 SEATTLE,WA 981143097 AMER SOC PREV OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS424 EAST 92ND ST NEWYORK,NY 10128 AMERICA SCORES520 8TH AVE 11TH FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 100186507 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
195
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
19,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,025
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,400
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
525
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
7,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,382
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
375
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT . . . . . . . . 3a
5,925
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
630
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
9,480
3,055,067,596

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status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,875
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,355
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,220
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
225
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
825
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
225
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT . . . . . . . . 3a
1,080
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,000
3,055,067,596

AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION PO BOX 3049 SYRACUSE,NY 13220 AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION INC710 2ND AVENUE SUITE 900 SEATTLE,WA 98104 AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION INC7272 GREENVILLE AVE DALLAS,TX 752315129 AMERICAN INDIA FOUNDATION 216 EAST 45TH STREET NEWYORK,NY 10017 AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD SERVICE INC45 WEST 36TH STREET NEWYORK,NY 10018 AMERICAN LEGION MISSOURI BOYS STATEPO BOX 667 WARRENSBURG,MO 64093 AMERICAN LEPROSY MISSIONS1 ALM WAY GREENVILLE,SC 29601 AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION CHICAGO55 WEST WACKER DR SUITE 800 CHICAGO,IL 60601 AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION OF MAINE122 STATE ST AUGUSTA,ME 04330 AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION OF OREGON7420 SW BRIDGEPORT ROAD SUITE 200 TIGARD,OR 972247790 AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION OF WA2625 THIRD AVENUE SEATTLE,WA 981211213 AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS PO BOX 37295 WASHINGTON,DC 20013 AMERICAN PARKINSON DISEASE ASSNPO BOX 75169 SEATTLE,WA 98175 AMERICAN WHEELCHAIR FOUNDATION2510 LAS POSAS ROAD G 106 CAMARILLO,CA 930103425 AMERICANS FOR OXFORD INC500 FIFTH AVENUE 32ND FLR NEWYORK,NY 10110 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,580
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
240
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
432
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
120
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
900
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
900
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,250
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,000
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
3,055,067,596

AMERICANS FOR UNFPA INC370 LEXINGTON AVENUE SUITE 720 NEWYORK,NY 10017 AMERICARES88 HAMILTON AVENUE STAMFORD,CT 06902 AMHERST COLLEGEPO BOX 5000 AMHERST,MA 010025000
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
AMIGOS DE SANTA CRUZ FOUNDATIONPO BOX 148 LOPEZ ISLAND,WA 982610148 AMIGOS SIN BARRERAS555 ESPLANADE SUITE 419 REDONDO BEACH,CA 90277 AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL USA INC5 PENN PLAZA NEWYORK,NY 10001 AMYOTROPHIC LATERAL SCLEROSIS ASSN19115 68TH AVE S SUITE H 105 KENT,WA 98032 AMYOTROPHIC LATERAL SCLEROSIS ASSN4 OXFORD ROAD UNIT D4 MILFORD,CT 06460 ANAYAT HOUSE INCPO BOX 5934 BEAUMONT,TX 777265934
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
21,150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,515
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
8,100
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT . . . . . . . . 3a
75
ANIMAL WELFARE LEAGUE OF VA INC2650 S ARLINGTON MILL DR ARLINGTON,VA 22206 ANNIE WRIGHT SCHOOL827 N TACOMA AVE TACOMA,WA 98403 ANTIOCH ADOPTIONS15135 NE 92ND ST STE 109 REDMOND,WA 980523553 ANTIOCH UNIVERSITY SEATTLE 2326 SIXTHAVENUE SEATTLE,WA 981211814 API WELLNESS CENTER730 POLK ST FL 4 SAN FRANCISCO,CA 941097813 APNE AAP INTERNATIONAL INC 1615 Q STREET NW APT 208 WASHINGTON,DC 200096313 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
120
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
3,055,067,596

APPALACHIAN MOUNTAIN CLUB5 JOY STREET BOSTON,MA 02108 APPLETREE INST FOR EDU INNOVATION415 MICHIGAN AVENUE NE 3RD FLOOR WASHINGTON,DC 20017 ARCHDIOCICE OF WASHINGTON DCPO BOX 29260 WASHINGTON,DC 200170260 ARCHDIOCESAN HOUSING AUTHORITY100 23RD AVE SOUTH SEATTLE,WA 98144 ARDMORE FREE LIBRARY108 ARDMORE AVENUE ARDMORE,PA 19003 ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY FOUNDATIONPO BOX 2260 TEMPE,AZ 85280 ARLINGTON ACADEMY OF HOPEPO BOX 7694 ARLINGTON,VA 22207 ARLINGTON FOOD ASSISTANCE CENTER2708 SOUTH NELSON STREET ARLINGTON,VA 22206 ART WITH HEARTPO BOX 94402 SEATTLE,WA 981246702
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
225
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,200
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
600
ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION INC3876 BRIDGE WAY NORTH 300 SEATTLE,WA 98103 ARTIST TRUST A RESOURCE FOR WA1835 12TH AVENUE SEATTLE,WA 98122 ARTONDALE PTA6219 40TH STREET NW GIG HARBOR,WA 98335 ARTS CORP54408 DELRIDGE WAY SW SEATTLE,WA 98106 ARTS FOR THE AGING-MARYLAND INC6917 ARLINGTON ROAD SUITE 352 BETHESDA,MD 208142558 ASIAN COUNSELING AND REFERRAL SVC3639 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR WAYS SEATTLE, WA 98144 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
225
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
450
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
17,970
3a
3,055,067,596

ASIAN PAC ISLANDER COMM LEADER FDNPO BOX 14461 SEATTLE,WA 98114 ATHLETES FORA BETTER WORLD 1740 BARNESDALE WAY NE ATLANTA,GA 30309 ATLANTA LEADERSHIP DEV FDN INC817 W PEACHTREE ST NW M 105 ATLANTA,GA 303081164 ATLANTA PET RESCUE AND ADOPTION720 14TH STREET NW ATLANTA,GA 30318 ATLANTIC STREET CENTER2103 SOUTH ATLANTIC ST SEATTLE,WA 98144 ATLAS SERVICE CORPS INC1133 19TH STREET NW 9TH FLOOR WASHINGTON,DC 20036 AUDUBON PTSA3045 180TH AVE NE REDMOND,WA 98052 AUGSBURG COLLEGE2211 RIVERSIDE AVE CAMPUS BOX 142 MINNEAPOLIS,MN 55454 AUTISM SPEAKS INC1060 STATE ROAD SECOND FL SUITE 3 PRINCETON,NJ 08540 AVODAH THE JEWISH SERVICE CORPS INC45 WEST 36TH STREET 8TH FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10018 AVON BREAST CANCER 3 DAYONE AVON PLAZA RYE,NY 10580 AVON PRODUCTS FOUNDATION INCONE AVON PLAZA RYE,NY 10580 BAHIA STREET1005 NE BOAT ST SEATTLE,WA 98105
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
5,715
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
690
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,125
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
810
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT . . . . . . . . 3a
45
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
4,288
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
422
BAINBRIDGE ARTS AND CRAFTS INC151 WINSLOW WAY EAST BAINBRIDGE ISLAND,WA 98110 BAINBRIDGE ISLAND PTSA8555 MADISON AVENUE BAINBRIDGE ISLAND,WA 98110 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,800
3,055,067,596

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND PTSA8555 MADISON AVENUE BAINBRIDGE ISLAND,WA 98110 BAINBRIDGE PERFORMING ARTS 200 MADISON AVENUE NORTH BAINBRIDGE ISLAND,WA 98110 BAINBRIDGE SCHOOLS FOUNDATION8489 MADISON AVENUE NE BAINBRIDGE ISLAND,WA 98110 BALBOA SPIRIT CLUB17020 LABRADOR ST NORTHRIDGE,CA 913251906 BALLARD FOOD BANK7001 NW 24TH SEATTLE,WA 98117 BARNABAS MIN NEW LIFE HOME AFRICAPO BOX 16778 GOLDEN,CO 804026012 BARRETT FOUNDATION INC10300 CONSTITUTION AVE NE ALBUQUERQUE,NM 871125359 BARTH SYNDROME FOUNDATION INCPO BOX 618 LARCHMONT,NY 10538 BAYVIEW MANOR HOMES11 W ALOHA ST SEATTLE,WA 981193743 BEACON HILL PTA 615-42 2025 14TH AVENUE SOUTH SEATTLE,WA 98144 BEAUFORT HISTORICAL ASSN INC PO BOX 363 BEAUFORT,NC 285160363 BEGINNINGS I AND II CHILD CARE CTR1617 1ST AVE W SEATTLE,WA 98119 BELLEVUE BOTANICAL GARDEN SOCIETYPO BOX 40536 BELLEVUE,WA 980154536 BELLEVUE COMMUNITY COLLEGE FDN3000 LANDERHOLM CIR SE BELLEVUE,WA 980076406 BENT ARTS1620 18TH AVENUE SUITE 10 SEATTLE,WA 98122 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
450
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
6,975
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT . . . . . . . . 3a
144
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,125
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,100
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
600
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,050
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
615
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,000
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
375
3,055,067,596

BERKELEY MONTESSORI SCHOOL 1310 UNIVERSITY AVE BERKELEY,CA 947021711 BEST BUDDIES INTERNATIONAL 100 SE SECOND STREET SUITE 2200 MIAMI,FL 33131 BEST FRIENDS ANIMAL SANCTUARY5001 ANGEL CANYON DRIVE KANAB,UT 84741 BEYOND BORDERS INCPO BOX 2132 NORRISTOWN,PA 194042132 BIG BROTHER AND SISTER BUCKS CNTY2875 YORK ROAD JAMISON,PA 18929 BIG BROTHER BIG SISTER-PUGET SOUND1600 SOUTH GRAHAM ST SEATTLE,WA 98108 BIG CITY MOUNTAINEERS INC 1667 VINE ST DENVER,CO 802061117 BIKE WORKS SEATTLE3709 SOUTH FERDINAND SEATTLE,WA 98118 BILLINGS PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS 415 N 30TH STREET BILLINGS,MT 59101 BITSAA INTERNATIONAL INC100 DUDLEY ST APT 2318 JERSEY CITY, NJ 073026448 BLAINE PTA2550 34TH AVE W SEATTLE,WA 98199
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
255
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
135
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT -TO SUPPORT PUBLIC SCHOOL PROGRAMS EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT . . . . . . . . 3a
600
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
30
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
4,155
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,492
NONE
170(c)(1)
450
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,416
BLESSED SACRAMENT5050 8TH AVE NE SEATTLE,WA 98105 BLIND CHILDRENS CENTER INC 4120 MARATHON ST LOS ANGELES,CA 900293505 BOARD OF TRUSTEE L STANFORD JR UNIV326 GALVEZ STREET STANFORD,CA 943056105 BOHOL ASSOCIATION OF WA STATE INCPOBOX 74 RENTON,WA 98057 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
9,825
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
1,500
3,055,067,596

BONNEY LAKE LIONS FOUNDATION20825 SR 410 E PMB195 BONNEY LAKE,WA 983918442 BOOK-IT REPERATORY THEATRE SEATTLE CENTER 305 HARRISON ST SEATTLE, WA 98109 BOSTON UNIVERSITY-WBUR890 COMMONWEALTH AVE 3RD FLOOR BOSTON,MA 02215 BOY SCOUTS OFAMER-CHIEF SEATTLE3120 RAINIER AVE SOUTH SEATTLE, WA 98144 BOYER CHILDRENS CLINIC1850 BOYER AVENUE EAST SEATTLE,WA 981122922 BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS OF BELLEVUE209 100TH AVENUE NE BELLEVUE,WA 98004 BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS OF KING COUNTY603 STEWART ST SUITE 300 SEATTLE, WA 98101 BRAC USA INC11 EAST 44TH ST SUITE 1600 NEWYORK,NY 100170051 BRAIN TUMOR SOCIETY124 WATERTOWN STREET SUITE 3H WATERTO WN, MA 02472 BREAD FOR THE CITY INC1525 7TH STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20001 BREAD OF LIFE MISSION97 S MAIN STREET SEATTLE,WA 98194 BREAST CANCER FUND1388 SUTTER STREET SUITE 400 SAN FRANCISCO,CA 94109 BREAST CANCER RESEARCH FOUNDATION60 EAST 56TH STREET 8TH FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10022 BREASTCANCERORG7 EAST LANCASTER AVENUE ARDMORE,PA 19003 BRIARWOOD PTA ISSAQUAH COUNCIL 2652003 65TH AVE W TACOMA,WA 984666215 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
900
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
375
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
180
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
225
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
375
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
600
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
600
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
3,055,067,596

BRIARWOOD PTA ISSAQUAH COUNCIL 2662003 65TH AVE W TACOMA,WA 984666215 BRIARWOOD PTA ISSAQUAH COUNCIL 2672003 65TH AVE W TACOMA,WA 984666215 BRIGHTON CREEK CONFERENCE CENTER1233 CENTRAL ST EVANTON,IL 602011611 BROADWAY BOUND CHILDREN'S THEATRE5031 UNIVERSITY WAY NE SEATTLE,WA 981054341 BROWN UNIVERSITYBOX 1877 GIFT CASHIER PROVIDENCE, RI 02912 BRYANT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 3311 NE 60TH ST SEATTLE,WA 98115 BRYANT P T S A3311 NE 60TH STREET SEATTLE,WA 98115 BRYN MAWRCOLLEGE 101 N MERION AVENUE BRYN MAWR,PA 19010 BRYN MAWR SCHOOL FOR GIRLSBALTIMOR109 WEST MELROSE AVENUE BALTIMORE, MD 21210 BUDDHIST COMPASSION RELIEF TZU CHI175 DEMPSEY ROAD MILPIEAS,CA 95035 BUILDING CHANGES2014 EAST MADISON SUITE 200 SEATTLE,WA 98122 BUSH SCHOOL3400 EAST HARRISON ST SEATTLE,WA 98112 B-WORD WORLDWIDE4930 NE 29TH AVE PORTLAND,OR 972116361 C-89 5 FM KNHC10750 30TH AVE NE SEATTLE,WA 98125 CAL FARLEY BOYS RANCH AND GIRLSTOWNPO BOX 1890 AMARILLO,TX 791059849 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
600
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
600
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
525
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
825
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
8,280
NONE
170(c)(1)
150
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
6,600
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT -- TO SUPPORT PUBLIC SCHOOL RADIO STATION EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT . . . . . . . . 3a
600
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
6,585
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
15,750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
170(C)(1)
496
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
3,055,067,596

CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF SCIENCESGOLDEN GATE PARK 55 MUSIC CON DR SAN FRANCISCO,CA 94118 CALVARY WOMEN'S SERVICES110 MARYLAND AVENUE NE SUITE 103 WASHINGTON,DC 20002 CAMDEN COUNTY COLLEGE FDN INCPO BOX 200 BLACKWOOD,NJ 080120200 CAMP MAK-A-DREAMPO BOX 1450 MISSOULA,MT 598061450
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
297
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
6,000
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,000
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
450
CAMP PASQUANEY19 PASQUANEY LANE HEBRON,NH 03241 CAMP SIBERIAPO BOX 10851 BAINBRIDGE ISLAND,WA 98110
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
CANCER CTR FOR DETECTION PREVENTION615 BARONNE STREET SUITE 301 NEW ORLEANS, LA 701131056 CANCER LIFELINE OF KING COUNTY6522 FREMONT AVE NORTH SEATTLE, WA 98103 CAPITAL AREA FOOD BANK645 TAYLOR ST NE WASHINGTON,DC 200172063 CARIBBEAN CONSERVATION CORPORATION4424 NORTHWEST 13TH ST SUITE A-1 GAINSVILLE,FL 32609 CARINGBRIDGE1715 YANKEE DOODLE RD STE 301 EAGAN,MN 551211697 CARLETON COLLEGE1 N COLLEGE ST GIFT ACCTG OFFICE NORTHFIELD,MN 550574001 CASA LATINA317 17TH AVE S SEATTLE,WA 98144
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,125
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
375
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT -- TO SUPPORT PUBLIC SCHOOL PROGRAMS EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT . . . . . . . . 3a
210
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,200
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
5,400
CASCADE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 16022 116TH AVE SE RENTON,WA 98058 CASCADE LAND CONSERVANCY 615 2ND AVE SUITE 625 SEATTLE,WA 98104 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
170(C)(1)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
45
3,055,067,596

CATHOLIC ARCHDIOCESE OF SEATTLE710 9TH AVE SEATTLE,WA 98104 CATHOLIC CHARITIES FOUNDATION924 G ST NW WASHINGTON,DC 200014532 CATHOLIC COMMUNITY SVCS OF WEST WA100 23RD AVE SOUTH SEATTLE,WA 98144 CATHOLIC RELIEF SERVICES228 W LEXINGTON ST BALTIMORE,MD 21201 CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA620 MICHIGAN AVE MARIST HALL 15 WASHINGTON,DC 20064 CEDAR PARK ASSEMBLY OF GOD 16300 112TH AVE NE BOTHELL,WA 980111535 CEDAR WOOD ELEMENTARY PTA 3414 168TH ST SE BOTHELL,WA 98012 CENTER FOR ADOPTION SUPPORT AND EDU4000 BLACKBURN LANE SUITE 260 BURTONSVILLE,MD 20866 CENTER FOR AMERICAN PROGRESS1333 H ST NW SUITE 1 WASHINGTON,DC 200054707 CENTER FOR ASIAN PACIFIC AMER WOMEN1750 MONTGOMERY STREET SAN FRANCISCO,CA 94111 CENTER FOR ETHICAL LEADERSHIP1401 EAST JEFFERSON SUITE 505 SEATTLE, WA 98122 CENTER FOR SPIRITUAL LIVING 5801 SAND POINT WAY NE SEATTLE,WA 98105 CENTER FOR WOMEN AND ENTERPRISE24 SCHOOL STREET SUITE 700 BOSTON,MA 02108 CENTER ON MEDIA AND CHILD HEALTH300 LONGWOOD AVENUE MAILSTOP 431 BOSTON,MA 02115 CENTRAL ASIA INSTITUTEPO BOX 7209 BOZEMAN,MT 59771 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
4,800
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,650
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
30,150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,700
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
1,200
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
4,125
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
600
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
4,620
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,950
3,055,067,596

CENTRAL DIST FORUM ARTS AND IDEASPO BOX 22824 SEATTLE,WA 98122 CENTRAL UNION MISSION1350 R ST WASHINGTON,DC 20009 CENTRAL WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY FDN400 E UNIVERSITY WAY ELLENSBURG,WA 989267508 CHARLES WRIGHT ACADEMY7723 CHAMBERS CREEK ROAD WEST TACOMA,WA 98467 CHAYAPO BOX 22291 SEATTLE,WA 98122
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
8,520
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
900
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,000
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
5,205
CHICAGO PUBLIC RADIO-WBEZ 848 EAST GRAND AVENUE NAVY PIER CHICAGO,IL 60611 CHIEF SEATTLE CLUB410 SECOND AVENUE EXTENTION SOUTH SEATTLE,WA 98104 CHILD CARE RESOURCES1225 SOUTH WELLER SUITE 300 SEATTLE,WA 98144 CHILD FAMILY HEALTH INTERNATIONAL995 MARKET ST STE 1104 SAN FRANCISCO,CA 941031724 CHILDHAVEN316 BROADWAY SEATTLE,WA 98122
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
189
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,275
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
108
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,350
CHILDREN AND YOUTH JUSTICE CENTER615 SECOND AVE SUITE 275 SEATTLE, WA 98104 CHILDREN INTERNATIONAL2000 E RED BRIDGE RD PO BOX 219055 KANSAS CITY,MO 64121 CHILDREN'S ALLIANCE718 6TH AVE 5 SEATTLE,WA 98104 CHILDREN'S CTR-BURKE GILMAN GARDENS5251 SANDPOINT WAY NE BLDG 5 SEATTLE, WA 98105 CHRISTIAN CHILDRENS FUND INC PO BOX 85066 RICHMOND,VA 23285 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,770
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,914
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
3,300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,925
3,055,067,596

CHRISTIAN FDN CHILDREN AND AGING1 ELMWOOD AVE KANSAS CITY,KS 661032118 CHURCH COUNCIL OF GREATER SEATTLE4 NICKERSON ST STE 300 SEATTLE,WA 981091699 CHURCH OF MARY MAGDALENE 766 THOMAS STREET SEATTLE,WA 98109 CINEMA SEATTLE400 9TH AVENUE N SEATTLE,WA 981094708 CITY CLUB1333 FIFTH AVENUE SUITE 24 SEATTLE,WA 98101 CITY OF HOPE1500 EAST DUARTE ROAD DUARTE,CA 91010 CITY YEAR INC2203 23RD AVE SOUTH STE 101 SEATTLE, WA 98144 CLARK UNIVERSITY950 MAIN STREET WORCESTER,MA 01610 CLEAN AIR COOL PLANET INC100 MARKET ST UNIT 204 PORTSMOUTH,NH 038013760 CLOTHES FOR KID516725 52ND AVENUE WEST LYNNWOOD,WA 980375710 CLYDE HILL ELEMENTARY PTA 9601 NE 24TH ST BELLEVUE,WA 98004 CO SPRINGS ECUMENICAL SOC MINISTRY201 N WEBER ST COLORADO SPINGS,CO 809031309 COE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PTA 2424 7TH AVENUE SEATTLE,WA 98119 COLLEGE ACCESS NOWPO BOX 22999 SEATTLE,WA 98122 COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY PO BOX 1693 WILLIAMSBURG,VA 23187
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
900
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
264
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
225
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
420
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,650
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
10,185
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
22,500
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,020
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT --TO SUPPORT PROGRAMS AT THE PUBLIC RESEARCH UNIVERSITY
1,425
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
4,320
NONE
170(C)(1)
750
Total .
3a
3,055,067,596

COLLEGE SUCCESS FOUNDATION 1605 NWSAMMAMISH RD SUITE 200 ISSAQUAH,WA 98027 COLLEGE SUMMIT INC1763 COLUMBIA RD NW WASHINGTON,DC 20009 COLORADO ACADEMY3800 S PIERCE ST DENVER,CO 802352404 COMM CNCL HOMELESS AT FRIENDSHIP PL4713 WISCONSIN AVE NW WASHINGTON,DC 20016 COMMON LANGUAGE PROJECT 8112 DALLAS AVE S UNITE SEATTLE,WA 98108 COMMONWEALTH SCHOOL INC 151 COMMONWEALTH AVE BOSTON,MA 02116 COMMS AND PARENTS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLPO BOX 23055 SEATTLE,WA 98102 COMMUNITY FDN NATL CAPITAL REGION1201 15TH STREET NW SUITE 420 WASHINGTON,DC 200052842 COMMUNITY LEAGUE INC35 JAMES ST NEWARK,NJ 071022016 COMMUNITY LIB OF SHENANGO VALLEY11 N SHARPSVILLE AVE SHARON,PA 16146 COMMUNITY SCHOOL OF WEST SEATTLE9450 22ND AVE SW SEATTLE,WA 981062653 COMMUNITY SCHOOL PARENT TEACHER GRP11133 NE 65TH ST KIRKLAND,WA 980337116 COMMUNITY VOICE MAIL NATL OFFICE2901 3RD AVE STE 100 SEATTLE,WA 981211037 COMPASSION INTERNATIONAL INC12290 VOYAGER PARKWAY COLORADO SPINGS,CO 80921 CONGREGATION OFTHE HOLY CROSSPO BOX 543 NOTRE DAME,IN 46556 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
21,825
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
975
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
1,050
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
270
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
600
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
390
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
16,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
600
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
7,245
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
375
3,055,067,596

CONNECTICUT HUMANE SOCIETY 701 RUSSELL RD NEWINGTON,CT 061111527 CONSEJO COUNSELING AND REFERRAL SRV3808 S ANGELINE STREET SEATTLE, WA 98118 CONSERVATION INTERNATIONAL 2011 CRYSTAL DRIVE SUITE 500 ARLINGTON,VA 22202 CONSTRUCTION FOR CHANGE 5525 16TH AVE NE SEATTLE,WA 981053406 CO-OP ASSIST AND RELIEF EVERYWHERE151 ELLIS STREET NE ATLANTA,GA 30303 CORPORATE COUNCIL FOR THE ARTS10 HARRISON STREET SUITE 200 SEATTLE, WA 98109 CORPORATION OF HAVERFORD COLLEGE370 LANCASTER AVENUE HAVERFORD,PA 190411392 CORTLAND COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY25 HOMER AVENUE CORTLAND,NY 13045 CORTLAND LOAVES AND FISHES 13 COURT STREET CORTLAND,NY 13045 COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS INC58 EAST 68TH STREET NEWYORK,NY 10065 COUSTEAU SOCIETY INC732 EDEN WAY NORTH SUITE E 707 CHESAPEAKE, VA 23320 COYOTE CENTRAL2719 E MADISON ST SUITE 201 SEATTLE,WA 98112 CREATING HOPE INTERNATIONAL PO BOX 1058 DEARBO RN, MI 48121 CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY2500 CALIFORNIA PLAZA OMAHA,NE 681780133 CRISIS CLINIC9725 3RD AVE NE SUITE 300 SEATTLE,WA 98115 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
450
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,750
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
8,775
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
122
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
7,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
600
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,550
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
180
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT . . . . . . . . 3a
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,650
3,055,067,596

CRISTA MINISTRIES19303 FREMONT AVE NORTH SEATTLE,WA 98133 CROHNS AND COLITIS FDN OF AMERICA4085 CHAIN BRIDGE RD SUITE 201 FAIRFAX,VA 22030 CROHNS AND COLITIS FDN OF AMERICA9 LAKE BELLEVUE DRIVE SUITE 203 BELLEVUE,WA 98005 CROHNS AND COLITIS FDN OF AMERICAPO BOX 96063 WASHINGTON,DC 20090 CTR FOR EDU IMAGINE AND NAT WORLD1501 ROCK CREEK DAIRY RD WHITSETT,NC 273779759 CTR FOR SCIENCE IN PUBLIC INTEREST1875 CONNECTICUT AVE NWSTE WASHINGTON,DC 200095728 CULTURAL COUNCIL OF CORTLAND CNTY37 CHURCH STREET CORTLAND,NY 13045 CURE CMDPO BOX 701 OLATHE,KS 66051
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
6,549
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
216
NONE
509(A)(1) 0R (2)
2,100
NONE
509(A)(1) 0R (2)
7,950
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
1,440
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
375
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
510
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
90
CYSTIC FIBROSIS FDN HEADQUARTERS6931 ARLINGTON RD BETHESDA,MD 20814 DARFUR FOUNDATION256 GRAND STREET BROOKLYN,NY 11211 DAWN-DOMESTIC ABUSE WOMENS NETWORKPO BOX 88007 TUKWILA,WA 98138 DEGENERATE ART ENSEMBLE210 NW BOWDOIN PL SEATTLE,WA 98107 DEMOCRACY NOW PRODUCTIONS INC87 LAFAYETTE ST FLOOR M NEWYORK,NY 100134410 DENISE LOUIE EDUCATION CENTER801 SOUTH LANE STREET SEATTLE,WA 98104 DENSHO1416 S JACKSON ST SEATTLE,WA 981442023
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
825
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT . . . . . . . . 3a
108
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
840
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
2,805
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
1,800
Total .
3,055,067,596

DEVELOPING MINDS FOUNDATION934 MICHIGAN AVENUE SUITE 304 MIAMI BEACH,FL 33139 DIGITAL DIVIDE DATA115 WEST 30TH STREET SUITE 400 NEWYORK,NY 10001 DISABLED AMER VETS CHARITABLE TRUST3725 ALEXANDRIA PIKE COLD SPRING, KY 41076 DISCOVERY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PTSA2300 228 AVE SE ISSAQUAH,WA 98075 DISPUTE RESOLUTION CTR YAKIMA303 EAST D STREET SUITE 4 YAKIMA,WA 989012300 DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS333 7TH AVE FL 2 NEWYORK,NY 100015004 DONORSCHOOSE INC213 WEST 35TH STREET 2ND FLOOR EAST NEWYORK,NY 10001 DOORWAYS FOR WOMEN AND FAMILIESPOBOX 100185 ARLINGTON,VA 22210 DOWNTOWN EMERGENCY SERVICE CENTER515 THIRD AVE SEATTLE,WA 98104 DRAMATISTS GUILD FUND INC 1501 BROADWAY NEWYORK,NY 100365601 DRESS FOR SUCCESS SEATTLE 1118 5TH AVENUE SEATTLE,WA 98101 DUKE UNIVERSITYBOX 90581 DURHAM,NC 277080581
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
4,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
60
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
450
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT -FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
3,758
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,095
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
600
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
9,600
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
600
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
480
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,695
DWANKHOZI HOPEPO BOX 19411 SEATTLE,WA 981094015
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
5,775
EARTH ISLAND INSTITUTE INC 2150 ALLSTON WAY SUITE 460 BERKELEY,CA 94704 EASTERN MENNONITE UNIVERSITY1200 PARK ROAD HARRISONBURG,VA 22802 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
5,400
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
7,500
3,055,067,596

EASTSIDE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PROGRAM PO BOX 6398 BELLEVUE,WA 98008 ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY INSTITUTE1900 N NORTHLAKE WAY SUITE 237 SEATTLE,WA 981039051 EDUCATIONAL SERVICES INTL INC444 E HUNTINGTON DR SUITE 200 ARCADIA,CA 910066203 EDUSEED1666 K STREET NW SUITE 300 WASHINGTON,DC 20006 EL CENTRO DE LA RAZA2524 16TH AVE 5 SEATTLE,WA 981445104 EL HAYNES PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOL INC3600 GEORGIA AVE NW WASHINGTON,DC 20010 ELLIOT INSTITUTEPO BOX 7348 524 E LAWRENCE AVE SPRINGFIELD, IL 62791 ELSIE PUBLISHING INSTITUTEPO BOX 811 EAST LANSING, MI 48826 EMMA NORTON SERVICES670 NORTH ROBERT STREET ST PAUL, MN 551012523 EMORY UNIVERSITY1762 CLIFTON ROAD SUITE 1400 ATLANTA,GA 30322 ENGINEERS WITHOUT BORDERS USA INC4665 NAUTILUS COURT SUITE 300 BO ULDER, CO 80301 ENGLEWOOD HOSPITAL MED CTR FDN INC350 ENGLE ST ENGLEWOOD,NJ 076311808 ENOCH PRATT FREE LIBRARY400 CATHEDRAL ST BALTIMORE,MD 212014484 ENSAAFINC35365 RATTO PLACE FREMONT,CA 94536
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,000
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
6,000
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,800
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
17,100
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,100
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
12,000
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
450
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
ENVIRONMENTAL DEFENSE INCORPORATED257 PARK AVENUE SOUTH NEWYORK,NY 10010 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
3a
3,055,067,596

ENVIRONMENTAL LAW ALLIANCEWORLDWIDE1877 GARDEN AVE EUGENE,OR 974031927 ENVIRONMENTAL LEADERSHIP PROGRAM PO BOX 907 GREENBELT,MD 207680907 EPILEPSY ASSN OF WESTERN OHIO 7523 BRANDT PIKE DAYTON,OH 454242382 EPILEPSY FOUNDATION NORTHWEST2311 N 45TH STREET PMB 134 SEATTLE,WA 981036223 EQUAL RIGHTS WASHINGTON EDU FUNDPO BOX 12216 SEATTLE,WA 98102 EQUALITY NOWINC250 WEST 57TH STREET NEWYORK,NY 101070001 ETHIOPIA READS55 MADISON STREET SUITE 750 DENVER,CO 802092808 EVERETT GOSPEL MISSIONPO BOX 423 EVERETT,WA 98206 EVERGREEN HEALTHCARE FOUNDATION12040 NE 128TH STREET MS-5 KIRKLAND,WA 98034 EVERGREEN SCHOOL15201 MERIDIAN AVE N SHORELINE,WA 981336331 EXPLORATIONS IN MATH1700 21ST AVE S SUITE 205 SEATTLE,WA 98144 EXPLORER WEST MIDDLE SCHOOL 10015 28TH AVENUE SW SEATTLE,WA 98146 FAM AND FRIENDS-MISSING PERSONSPO BOX 1949 EVERETT,WA 98206 FAMILY EQUALITY COUNCILPO BOX 206 BOSTON,MA 021330206 FAMILY WORKSPO BOX 31112 1501 NORTH 45TH ST SEATTLE,WA 98103 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
525
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,900
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
9,265
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,550
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
6,297
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,950
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
357
3,055,067,596

FARESTART700 VIRGINIA STREET SEATTLE,WA 98101
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
510
FEEDING AMERICA35 E WACKER DRIVE SUITE 2000 CHICAGO,IL 60601 FERRET SHELTER NORTHWESTPO BOX 1963 VASHON,WA 980701963 FILMAID INTERNATIONAL INC363 SEVENTH AVENUE 20TH FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10001 FIRST AME CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER1912 MADISON SEATTLE,WA 98122 FIRST BOO K1319 F STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 200041106
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
19,200
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
FIRST PLACEPO BOX 22536 SEATTLE,WA 98122
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
945
FIRST STAR INC1666 K ST NW SUITE 300 WASHINGTON,DC 20006 FDN FOR SEATTLE COMMUNITY COLLEGES1500 HARVARD AVE SEATTLE,WA 981223803 FDN INTL UNDERSTANDING THRU STUDENTUNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON 302B HUB BOX 352233 SEATTLE,WA 981952233 FDN OF CHAMPIONS SCHOLAR ENDOW PROGPO BOX 711 BATON ROUGE,LA 70821 FOCUS ON THE FAMILY8655 EXPLORER DR COLORADO SPINGS,CO 809201049 FOOD ALLERGY ANAPHYLAXIS NETWORK11781 LEE JACKSON HWY SUITE 160 FAIRFAX,VA 22033 FOOD AND FRIENDS INC219 RIGGS ROAD NE WASHINGTON,DC 20011 FOOD FOR LANE COUNTY770 BAILEY HILL ROAD EUGENE,OR 97402 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
450
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
7,500
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
15,300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
540
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
375
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
3,055,067,596

FOOD LIFELINE1702 NE 150TH ST SHORELINE,WA 981557226
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,830
FOREST RIDGE SCHOOL - SACRET HEART4800 139TH AVE SE BELLEVUE,WA 98006 FORGET ME NOT ANIMAL SHELTER-FERRYPO BOX 602 REPUBLIC,WA 991660602 FORT COLLINS HABITAT FOR HUMANITY4001 S TAFT HILL RD FORT COLLINS,CO 805262948 FOSTER CARE ALUMNI OF AMERICA901 N WASHINGTON STREET SUITE 208 ALEXANDRIA, VA 223143372 FOSTER CARE JUSTICE ALLIANCE PO BOX 233 WOODINVILLE,WA 980720233 FOUNDATION FOR EARLY LEARNING615 2ND AVE SUITE 525 SEATTLE,WA 98104 FRANKLIN ALUMNI ASSN AND FDN PO BOX 28276 SEATTLE,WA 981108276 FRED HUTCHINSON CANCER RES CTR FDNPO BOX 19024 J5200 SEATTLE, WA 981091024 FREE WHEELCHAIR MISSION9341 IRVINE BLVD IRVINE,CA 926181669 FREEDOM PROJECT544 27TH AVENUE SEATTLE,WA 98122 FREEDOM TO MARRY116 WEST 23RD ST SUITE 500 NEWYORK,NY 10011 FREEHOLD THEATER2222 SECOND AVENUE 2ND FLOOR SEATTLE,WA 98121 FREMONT COMMUNITY SCHOOL 3530 INTERLAKE AVENUE NORTH SEATTLE,WA 981038916 FRIENDS INTERNATIONALINC107 E MAIN ST STE 27 MEDFORD,OR 975016022 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
225
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
600
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
900
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
180
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
675
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
375
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,875
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,688
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
60,000
3,055,067,596

FRIENDS OF CEDAR RIVER WATERSHED6512 23RD AVE NW ROOM 320 SEATTLE,WA 981175728 FRIENDS OF CHILDREN OF KING CNTYPO BOX 22801 SEATTLE,WA 98122 FRIENDS OFGARFIELD PARK148 F STREET SE WASHINGTON,DC 20003 FRIENDS OF LEWISTON LIBRARY INC428 THAIN ROAD LEWISTO N, ID 835014264 FRIENDS OF P-PATCHPO BOX 19748 SEATTLE,WA 98109 FRIENDS OF SEATTLE PUBLIC LIBRARY1000 4TH AVE SEATTLE,WA 981041109 FRIENDS OFTHE MANDELA RHODES FDNC/O M GELDENHUYS 405E LINCOLN ST ITHACA, NY 14850 FRIENDS OFTHE ORPHANS134 NORTH LASALLE STREET SUITE 500 CHICAGO, IL 606021036 FRIENDS OFTHE SHARON ART STUDIO 1032 IRVING STREET 520 SAN FRANCISCO,CA 94122 FRIENDS OFTHE URBAN FOREST PRESIDIO SAN FRANCISCO PO BOX 29456 BUILDING 1007 SAN FRANCISCO,CA 94129 FRIENDS OFTHE WORLD FOOD PROGRAMME1819 L STREET NW SUITE 900 WASHINGTON,DC 20036 FRIENDS OFTHIRD PLACE COMMONSPO BOX 82355 KENMORE,WA 98028 FRYE ART MUSEUM704 TERRY AVENUE SEATTLE,WA 98104 FUTURE GENERATIONSHC 73 BOX 100 FRANKLIN,WV 26807 GAGE ACADEMY OFART1501 10TH AVE EAST SEATTLE,WA 98102 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
450
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
225
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
180
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,964
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
990
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
450
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
7,710
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,050
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
30
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,000
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
3,055,067,596

GARFIELD HIGH SCHOOL PTSAPO BOX 22748 SEATTLE,WA 98122 GARFIELD JAZZ FOUNDATION3533 NE 96TH STREET SEATTLE,WA 98115 GAY CITY HEALTH PROJECT511 E PIKE ST SEATTLE,WA 98122 GENERATION JOY FOUNDATION 4580 KLAHAINE DRIVE SOUTH EAST 246 ISSAQUAH,WA 980295812 GEORGE BUSH PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARYTAMU MS 1145 COLLEGE STATION,TX 778439988 GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT 0733 WASHINGTON,DC 200730733 GETTYSBURG COLLEGE300 N WASHINGTON STREET BOX 423 GETTYSBURG,PA 17325 GILDAS CLUB SEATTLE1400 BROADWAY SEATTLE,WA 98122 GINGER'S PET RESCUE322 N 105TH ST SEATTLE,WA 98133 GIRL SCOUTS OF WESTERN WASHINGTON601 VALLEY ST SEATTLE,WA 98109 GIRLS EDUCATION AND MENTO RING SVC5298B WEST 149TH ST NEWYORK,NY 100392841 GIRLS INCORPORATED120 WALL ST 3RD FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10005 GIRLS ON THE RUN OF PUGET SOUND8757 15TH AVE NW SEATTLE,WA 98117 GLACIER PARK PTSA2003 65TH AVE W TACOMA,WA 984666215 GLOBAL FAMILY RESCUEPOBOX 529 WHEATON,IL 60187 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
900
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
450
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
600
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
456
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,050
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
2,850
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
5,400
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
420
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
15,000
3,055,067,596

GLOBAL FUND FOR CHILDREN1101 FOURTEENTH STREET NW SUITE 910 WASHINGTON,DC 20005 GLOBAL FUND FOR WOMEN INC 222 SUTTER ST SUITE 500 SAN FRANCISCO,CA 94108 GLOBAL HEALTH COUNCIL INC15 RAILROAD ROW WHITE RIVER JUNCTION,VT 05001 GLOBAL PARTNERSHIPS909 NE BOAT STREET SUITE 200 SEATTLE,WA 98105 GLOBAL VISIONARIES2524 16TH AVENUE SOUTH ROOM 305 SEATTLE,WA 98144 GOLDEN GATE NATL PARKS CONSERVANCYBUILDING 201 FORT MASON SAN FRANCISCO,CA 94123 GONZAGA UNIVERSITY502 EAST BOONE AVE SPOKANE,WA 992580098 GOOD SHEPHERD CORP ATLANTA GEORGIA2426 SHALLOWFORD TER ATLANTA,GA 303413708 GRACE HILL SETTLEMENT HOUSE 2600 HADLEY ST ST LOUIS, MO 631064021 GRAND RIDGE ELEMENTARY1739 NE PARK DRIVE ISSAQUAH,WA 98029 GRASSROOT INST FUNDRAISING TRAINING1904 FRANKLIN ST STE 705 OAKLAND,CA 946122924 GREATER CHICAGO FOOD DEPOSITORY4100 W 42ND PL CHICAGO,IL 606323920 GREATER NEWARK HOLIDAY FUND INCPO BOX 408 NAVESINK,NJ 07752 GREATER WA EDU TELECOMM ASSN INCPO BOX 96100 WASHINGTON,DC 20090 GREEN LAKE ELEM SCHL PARENT TEACHER2400 NORTH 65TH ST SEATTLE,WA 98103 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
1,950
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
810
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
180
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,250
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
642
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
510
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
60
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
3,055,067,596

GREENLAKE SMALL CRAFT CENTER 5900 WEST GREENLAKE WAY N SEATTLE,WA 98103 GREENPEACE FUND INC702 H STREET NW SUITE 300 WASHINGTON,DC 20001 GREENSBORO HISTORICAL MUSEUM INC130 SUMMIT AVE GREENSBORO,NC 27401 GREENSTAGEPO BOX 9594 SEATTLE,WA 98109
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
1,200
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
360
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
225
GREY 2K USA EDUCATION FUND PO BOX 440142 SOMERVILLE,MA 02144 GRIST MAGAZINE INC710 2ND AVE SUITE 860 SEATTLE, WA 98104 GROUNDWORK INC595 SUTTER AVE BROOKLYN,NY 112074105 GROUP HEALTH COMMUNITY FOUNDATION320 WEST LAKE AVENUE N SUITE 100 SEATTLE, WA 98109 GUEMES ISLAND COMMUNITY CENTER ASSN PO BOX 1552 ANACORTES,WA 982216552 GUEMES ISLAND LIBRARY5293 GUEMES ISLAND RD GUEMES ISLAND ANACORTES,WA 98221 GURUDWARA SINGH SABHA OF WASHINGTON5200 TALBOT RD 5 RENTON,WA 980556203 HABITAT FOR HUMANITY SEATTLEPO BOX 88337 TUKWILA,WA 98138 HABITAT FOR HUMANITY INTERNATIONALPOBOX 7024 322 WESTLAMARSTREET AMERICUS,GA 31709 HABITAT FOR HUMANITY-EAST KING CNTYPO BOX 817 REDMOND,WA 98073 HAGAR USA INC638 PUTNAM DR EAU CLAIRE,WI 547013967
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
8,250
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
12,750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,400
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
450
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
14,625
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,065
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
630
Total .
3,055,067,596

HAILEY HAILEY DISEASE SOCIETY 515 PARK STREET HARRISO N, MI 48625 HAITIAN PROJECT INCPO BOX 6891 PROVIDENCE, RI 02940 HALLER MIDDLE SCHOOL P T S A 600 EAST 1ST STREET ARLINGTON,WA 98223 HAMILTON INTL MIDDLE SCHOOL PTSA4400 INTERLAKE AVE N SEATTLE,WA 98103 HARBOR HISTORY MUSEUMPO BOX 744 GIG HARBOR,WA 98335 HARLEM CHILDRENS ZONE INC35 E 125TH ST NEWYORK,NY 100351816 HARMONY HILL OFUNION7362 EAST SR 106 UNION,WA 98592 HAROLD E LEMAY MUSEUMPO BOX 1117 TACOMA,WA 98401 HAWKEN SCHOOL12465 COUNTY LINE ROAD PO BOX 8002 GATES MILLS,OH 440408002 HAZON INC45 W 36TH STREET 8TH FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10018 HB WOODLAWN SECONDARY PROGRAM4100 VACATION LANE ARLINGTON,VA 22207 HEADS UP-UNIV NEIGHBORHOOD INIT25 EAST STREET NW STE 300 WASHINGTON,DC 200011703 HEALING PLACES COUNSELING CENTER1614 S MILDRED STREET SUITE B TACO MA, WA 98465 HEALTH FRONTIERS44500 66TH AVENUE WAY KENYON,MN 559463716 HEALTH INFORMATION NETWORK PO BOX 30762 SEATTLE,WA 98113 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT -- TO SUPPORT PUBLIC SCHOOL PROGRAMS EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
45
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
450
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
9,375
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
450
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
183
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
108
NONE
170(C)(1)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
375
3,055,067,596

HEARTBEET LIFESHARING218 TOWN FARM RD HARDWICK,VT 05843 HEIFER PROJECT INTERNATIONAL INC1 WORLD AVENUE LITTLE ROCK,AR 72202 HELPLINE HOUSE282 KNECHTEL WAY NE BAINBRIDGE ISLAND,WA 98110 HIGH COUNTRY NEWSPO BOX 1090 PAONIA,CO 81428 HILLEL FOUNDATION4745 17TH AVENUE NE SEATTLE,WA 98105 HISTORYLINK ORG1411 4TH AVE SUITE 803 SEATTLE,WA 98101 HOLY NAMES ACADEMY728 21ST AVE EAST SEATTLE,WA 98112 HOMESIGHT5117 RAINER AVENUE SOUTH SEATTLE,WA 981181928 HOMEWARD PET ADOPTION CENTERPO BOX 2293 WOODINVILLE,WA 98072 HOPE FOR HORSESPO BOX 1790 WOODINVILLE,WA 980721790
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
750
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
18,735
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,080
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,300
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
5,640
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
525
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
15,825
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
HOPE INTL DEVELOPMENT AGENCY55 EAST MONROE 37TH FLOOR CHICAGO,IL 60603 HOPE STATIONPO BOX 2164 WILSON,NC 27894
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
6,000
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
HOPELINK16225 NE 87TH ST SUITE A 1 REDMOND,WA 98052 HORSE PROTECTION ASSN OF FLORIDA20690 NW 130TH AVE MICANOPY,FL 32667 HOSPICE FDN OF WESTERN NEW YORK INC225 COMO PARK BLVD CHEEKTOWAGA,NY 14227 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
554
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
3,055,067,596

HOSPICE OF PALM BEACH COUNTY INC5300 EAST AVE WEST PALM BCH,FL 334072387 HOUSE OF RUTH5 THOMAS CIRCLE NW WASHINGTON,DC 20005 HOUSING DEVELOPMENT CONSORTIUM1402 THIRD AVENUE SUITE 709 SEATTLE, WA 98101 HOUSTON HOSPICE1905 HOLCOMBE BOULEVARD HOUSTON,TX 77030 HUBERT HUMPHREY ELEM SCHOOL PTSA9801 ACADEMY HILLS DRIVE NORTHEAST ALBUQUERQUE, NM 871111311 HUMAN RIGHTS CAMPAIGN FOUNDATION1640 RHODE ISLAND AVENUE NW WASHINGTON,DC 200363278 HUMANE SOCIETY FOR SEATTLE 13212 SE EASTGATE WAY BELLEVUE,WA 980054408 HUMANE SOCIETY FOR SEATTLEKING CO 13212 SE EASTGATE WAY BELLEVUE,WA 980054408 HUMANE SOCIETY OF POMONA VALLEY INC500 S HUMANE WAY POMONA,CA 917661062 HUMANE SOCIETY OF SNOHOMISH COUNTY8304 WAYNE AVENUE STANWOOD,WA 98292 HUMANE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES2100 L ST NW WASHINGTON,DC 20037 I DO FOUNDATION1133 19TH STREET 9TH FLOOR WASHINGTON,DC 20036 ICICLE CREEK MUSIC CENTERPO BOX 2071 LEAVENWORTH,WA 98826 IDEA LEAGUEPO BOX 797 DEALE,MD 20751
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
1,650
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
525
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - TO SUPPORT PUBLIC SCHOOL PROGRAMS
300
NONE
170(C)(1)
1,725
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
8,372
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT . . . . . . . . 3a
1,050
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
90
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
33
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
450
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
330
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
105
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
IFPSEATTLEPO BOX 23159 SEATTLE,WA 98102
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
5,862
Total .
3,055,067,596

IMMIGRATION EQUALITY40 EXCHANGE PLACE 17TH FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10005 IN DEFENSE OFANIMALS3010 KERNER BLVD SAN RAFAEL,CA 949015433 INDIA ASSOCIATION OF WASHINGTONPO BOX 404 BELLEVUE,WA 980090404 INGRAHAM HIGH SCHOOLPTSA DIRECT APPEAL 1819 N 135TH ST SEATTLE,WA 98133 INNOCENCE PROJECT100 FIFTH AVENUE 3RD FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10011 INSTITUTE OF ZEN STUDIES350 WARD STREET HONOLULU,HI 96814 INTERIM COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ASSN310 MAYNARD AVE SOUTH SEATTLE, WA 98104 INTERNATIONAL CRANE FOUNDATION INCPO BOX 351 BARABOO,WI 53913 INTERNATIONAL HUMANITIES CENTER860 VIA DE LA PAZ SUITE B 1 PACIFIC PALISADES,CA 90272 INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE MISSIONPO BOX 58147 WASHINGTON,DC 200378147 INTERNATIONAL RELIEF TEAMS 4560 ALVARADO CANYON ROAD SUITE 2G SAN DIEGO,CA 92120 INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE100 SOUTH KING ST SUITE 570 SEATTLE, WA 98104 INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE INC122 EAST 42ND STREET 12TH FLOOR NEW YORK, NY 101681289 INTIMAN THEATRE201 MERCER STREET SEATTLE,WA 98109 INTL CENTER FOR RESEARCH ON WOMEN1120 20TH STREET NW SUITE 500 NORTH WASHINGTON, DC 200362001 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - TO SUPPORT PUBLIC SCHOOL PROGRAMS EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
170(C)(1)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,850
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,245
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
450
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
375
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
540
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
825
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,050
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
28,950
3a
3,055,067,596

INTL COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICESPO BOX 3007 SEATTLE,WA 98114 INTL ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN CHARITIES110 WEST ROAD BALTIMORE,MD 212042316 IOWA JOBS FOR AMERICA'S GRADUATES400 E 14TH ST GRIMES STATE OFF BLDG 3RD FLOOR DES MOINES, WA 50319 IRONWOOD PIG SANCTUARYPO BOX 35490 TUCSON,AZ 857405490 ISLAMIC RELIEF3655 WHEELER AVE ALEXANDRIA,VA 22304 ISLAND PARK PTA5437 ISLAND CREST WAY MERCERISLAND,WA 98040 ISLANDWOOD4450 BLAKELY AVE NE BAINBRIDGE ISLAND,WA 98110 ISM A COMMUNITY PROJECT3052 BOSTONIAN DR LOS ALAMITOS,CA 907204447 ISSAQUAH SCHOOLS FOUNDATIONPO BOX 835 ISSAQUAH,WA 98027 IVY INTER-AMERICAN FOUNDATION INCOPERATION CANASTA PO BOX 248 IVY,VA 22945 JANNEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PTA4130 ALBEMARLE ST NW WASHINGTON,DC 200162185 JAPAN-AMERICA STUDENT CONFERENCES1150 18TH STREET NW SUITE LL2 WASHINGTON,DC 20036 JAPANESE AMERICAN NATIONAL MUSEUM 100 N CENTRAL AVE LOS ANGELES,CA 90012 JEKYLL ISLAND FOUNDATION INC 381 RIVERVIEW DRIVE JEKYLLISLAND,GA 315270874 JESUIT VOLUNTEERS INTERNATIONAL1016 16TH STREET NW SUITE 400 WASHINGTON,DC 20036 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,650
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,000
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,350
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
930
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
4,770
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
600
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
120
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
6,000
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,375
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
3a
3,055,067,596

JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE1601 16TH AVENUE SEATTLE,WA 98122 JEWISH FEDERATION - GREATER SEATTLE2031 3RD AVENUE SEATTLE,WA 98121 JEWS UNITED FOR JUSTICE INC 1413 K ST WASHINGTON,DC 200053405 JIMMIE HUEGA CENTER27 MAIN ST SUITE 303 EDWARDS,CO 81632 JIMMY FUND-DANA FARBER CANCER INST44 BINNEY STREET BP535B BOSTON,MA 02115 JOE'S HOUSE505 E 79TH STREET SUITE 17E NEWYORK,NY 10075 JOHN HAY PUBLIC SCHOOL FOUNDATION201 GARFIELD ST SEATTLE,WA 98109 JOHN STANFORD INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL4057 5TH AVE NE SEATTLE,WA 98105 JUBILEE WOMEN'S CENTER620 18TH AVE EAST SEATTLE,WA 98112 JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF WASHINGTON1700 WESTLAKE AVENUE N SUITE 400 SEATTLE, WA 98109 JUNIOR LEAGUE OF SEATTLE INC 4119 EAST MADISON STREET SEATTLE,WA 98112 JUVENILE DIABETES RESEARCH FDN INTL120 WALL STREET 19TH FLOOR NEW YORK, NY 100053904 JUVENILE DIABETES RESEARCH FDN INTL1215 FOURTH AVENUE SUITE 1400 SEATTLE, WA 98161 JUVENILE DIABETES RESEARCH FDN INTL1400 K STREET NW SUITE 725 WASHINGTON,DC 20005 KATRINA CORP54567 DETROIT MICHIGAN,MI 48208
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,734
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
900
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
162
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
450
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
135
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,055
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
8,400
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
525
Total .
3,055,067,596

KAVANA SEATTLEPO BOX 19666 SEATTLE,WA 98109
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
3,780
KCRW FOUNDATION INC1900 PICO BLVD SANTA MONICA,CA 904051628 KCTSTELEVISION401 MERCER STREET SEATTLE,WA 98109 KEEPER OFTHE MOUNTAINS FOUNDATIONPOBOX 96 DAWES,WV 25054 KEXP113 DEXTER AVENUE N SEATTLE,WA 98109
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
210
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
8,300
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
600
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
17,600
KIDS C02208 NW MARKET ST SUITE 510 SEATTLE,WA 98107 KIN ON HEALTH CARE CENTER 4416 SOUTH BRANDON STREET SEATTLE,WA 98118 KING CNTY SEX ASSAULT RESOURCE CTRPO BOX 300 RENTON,WA 98057 KING COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM FDN960 NEWPORT WAY ISSAQUAH,WA 98027 KING COUNTY PROJECT ACCESS 1111 HARVARD AVENUE SEATTLE,WA 98122 KIPP BALTIMORE INC4701 GREENSPRING AVENUE ROOM 115 BALTIMORE,MD 21209 KIPP FOUNDATION135 MAIN ST STE 1700 SAN FRANCISCO,CA 94105 KITSAP AUDUBON SOCIETYPO BOX 961 POULSBO,WA 983700020 KOSSOYE PROJECT480 ROBINWOOD DR NE BAINBRIDGE ISLAND,WA 981101967 KPLU - FM12182 PARK AVE S TACOMA,WA 98447
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
240
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
600
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
13,997
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
2,235
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
600
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT . . . . . . . . . 3a
7,218
Total .
3,055,067,596

KPLU 88 512501 PARK AVE S TACOMA,WA 98447
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
1,320
KUOW- PUGET SOUND PUBLIC RADI04518 UNIVERSITY WAY NE SUITE 310 SEATTLE,WA 981054535 KVCR EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION701 SOUTH MT VERNON AVE SAN BERNARDINO,CA 92410 LAKE UNION CREW OUTREACH FOUNDATION11 EAST ALLISON ST SEATTLE,WA 98102 LAKE WASHINGTON GIRLS MIDDLE SCHOOL810 18TH AVENUE SEATTLE,WA 98122 LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT16250 NE 74TH STREET REDMOND,WA 98052 LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOLS FOUNDATIONPO BOX 83 REDMOND,WA 98073 LAKESIDE SCHOOL14050 1ST AVE NE SEATTLE,WA 98125 LAMBDA LEGAL DEFENSE AND EDU FUND120 WALL STREET SUITE 1500 NEWYORK,NY 10005 LANCE ARMSTRONG FOUNDATION PO BOX 6003 ALBERT LEA, MN 56007 LANCE ARMSTRONG FOUNDATION INC2201 E SIXTH STREET AUSTIN,TX 78702 LAND INSTITUTE2440 E WATER WELL ROAD SALINA,KS 674019941 LANGSTON HUGHES PERFORMING ARTS CTR104 17TH AVE SOUTH SEATTLE,WA 98144 LARCHE NOAH SEALTH OF SEATTLEPO BOX 22023 SEATTLE,WA 981220023 LATINO COMMUNITY FUND OF WA STATEPO BOX 30669 SEATTLE,WA 98103 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
27,036
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
18,765
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
6,000
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
3,300
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
225
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
20,850
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
6,750
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
6,578
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
2,970
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
900
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
5,550
3,055,067,596

LAURELHURST PARENT-TEACHER ASSOC4520 46TH AVE NORTHEAST SEATTLE, WA 98105 LAWTON PTA4000 27TH AVENUE WEST SEATTLE,WA 98199 LEADAMERICA1515 SOUTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY STE 301 BO CA RATO N, FL 33432 LEADERSHIP TOMORROW1301 5TH AVE SUITE2500 SEATTLE,WA 98101 LEARNING COMMUNITY CHARTER SCHOOL21 LINCOLN AVENUE CENTRAL FALLS,RI 02863 LEGACY HOUSE IDVSAPO BOX 3302 SEATTLE,WA 98114 LEGAL AID FOR WASHINGTON FUND1325 FOURTH AVE SUITE 1335 SEATTLE, WA 98101 LEGAL VOICE907 PINE ST STE 500 SEATTLE,WA 98101 LES DAMES ESCOFFIER SEATTLE CHAPTER7330 172ND ST SW EDMONDS,WA 980265121 LES TURNER SCLEROSIS FOUNDATION5550 WEST TOUHY AVENUE SUITE 302 SKOKIE,IL 60077 LEUKEMIA AND LYMPHOMA SOCIETY1311 MAMARONECK AVE WHITE PLAINS, NY 10605 LEUKEMIA AND LYMPHOMA SOCIETY2020 EAST 1ST STREET STE 120 SANTA ANA,CA 92705 LEUKEMIA AND LYMPHOMA SOCIETY221 MAIN STREET SUITE 1650 SAN FRANCISCO,CA 94105 LEUKEMIA AND LYMPHOMA SOCIETY475 PARK AVE SOUTH 8TH FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10016 LEUKEMIA AND LYMPHOMA SOCIETY530 DEXTER AVE N SUITE 300 SEATTLE, WA 98109 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
16,098
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,620
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
90
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,575
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
258
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
900
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,050
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
840
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
450
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
18,387
3a
3,055,067,596

LEUKEMIA AND LYMPHOMA SOCIETY5845 RICHMOND HIGHWAY 800 ALEXANDRIA,VA 22303 LEUKEMIA AND LYMPHOMA SOCIETY651 W WASHINGTON BLVD SUITE 400 CHICAGO,IL 60661 LEUKEMIA AND LYMPHOMA SOCIETY921 S ORCHARD ST SUITE I BOISE,ID 83705 LEWISVILLE ISD EDUCATION FOUNDATIONPO BOX 643 LEWISVILLE,TX 75067 LIFELONG AIDS ALLIANCE1002 EAST SENECA STREET SEATTLE,WA 981224203 LITERARY SOURCE720 NORTH 35TH ST SUITE 103 SEATTLE,WA 98103 LITTLE BIT THERAPEUTIC RIDING CTR19802 NE 148TH ST WOODINVILLE,WA 98077 LITTLE RED SCHOOL HOUSE INC 14 E CASINO ROAD EVERETT,WA 98208 LOPEZ COMMUNITY LAND TRUST PO BOX 25 LOPEZ ISLAND,WA 982610025 LOPEZ ISLAND FAMILY RESOURCE CENTERPOBOX 732 LOPEZ ISLAND,WA 98261 LOYAL HEIGHTS PTA SEATTLE COUNCIL2511 NW 80TH ST SEATTLE,WA 98117 LUMMI NATION SERVICE ORGANIZATION2616 KWINA RD BELLINGHAM,WA 98226 LUPUS FOUNDATION OF AMERICA 1207 NORTH 200TH ST 214 SHORELINE,WA 98133 LUPUS FOUNDATION OF AMERICA INC2000 L ST NW STE 710 WASHINGTON,DC 200364916 LUTHERAN COMMUNITY SERVICES NW4040 5 188TH ST 300 SEATAC,WA 98188 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
4,275
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
108
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT . . . . . . . . 3a
16,800
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
4,629
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,200
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
900
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
210
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
375
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,200
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
990
3,055,067,596

LUTHERAN COMPASS CENTER77 S WASHINGTON ST SEATTLE,WA 98104 LWALA COMMUNITY ALLIANCE INCPO BOX 722 HANOVER,NH 037550722 LYMPHOMA RESEARCH FOUNDATION115 BROADWAY 13TH FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10006 MAASAI HERITAGE PRESERVATION FDNPO BOX 1391 ROSWELL,GA 300771391 MADISON PTSA 6 15 4253429 45TH AVE SW SEATTLE,WA 981163330 MAKE A WISH FOUNDATION OF AMERICAPO BOX 97104 WASHINGTON,DC 20090 MAKING HEADWAY FOUNDATION INC115 KING STREET CHAPPAQUA,NY 105143460 MALARIA NO MORE FUND432 PARK AVENUE SOUTH 13TH FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10016 MAMA MARIA WELLNESS CLINIC 3214 WEST MCGRAW 103A SEATTLE,WA 98199 MANNA FOODBANK INC627 SWANNANOA RIVER RD ASHEVILLE,NC 28805 MARCH OF DIMES FOUNDATION 111 WEST JACKSON SUITE 2200 CHICAGO,IL 60604 MARIAN CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL 700 ASHLAND AVE CHICAGO HEIGHTS,IL 60411 MARINE BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY7 MBL STREET MBL CANDLE HOUSE RM 208 WOODS HOLE,MA 02543 MARINE CORPS HERITAGE FDN OF VA3800 FETTLER PARK DRIVE SUITE 104 DUMFRIES,VA 220252043 MARINE TOYS FOR TOTS FOUNDATION18251 QUANTICO GATEWAY DR TRIANGLE, VA 221721776 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
30
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
825
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
7,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
360
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
501
3a
3,055,067,596

MARKET FOUNDATION85 PIKE STREET ROOM 500 SEATTLE,WA 98101 MARTHA'A TABLE2114 14TH ST NW WASHINGTON,DC 20009 MARY BRIDGE CHILDRENS FOUNDATIONPO BOX 5296 TACOMA,WA 98415 MARY HITCHCOCK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL1 MEDICAL CENTER DR LEBANON,NH 37561 MARY'S CTR MATERNAL AND CHILD CARE2333 ONTARIO ROAD NW WASHINGTON,DC 20009 MARY'S MEALS USA INC1441 BRICKWELL AVE SUITE 1400 MIAMI,FL 33131 MCGILVRA PTA SEATTLE COUNCIL 1617 38TH AVENUE EAST SEATTLE,WA 98112 MEDIC ONE FOUNDATION325 NINTH AVENUE MAIL STOP 359747 SEATTLE, WA 98104 MEMORIAL SLOAN-KETTERING CANCER CTR1275 YORK AVE NEWYORK,NY 10021 MENNONITE ECONOMIC DEV ASSOCIATES32C E ROSEVILLE ROAD LANCASTER, PA 176013861 MEOW CAT RESCUEPO BOX 58 KIRKLAND,WA 98083
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,540
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,050
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,425
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
1,050
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
270
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,600
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,175
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
4,605
MERCER CLUBPO MERCER MERCER
ISLAND BOYS AND GIRLS BOX 83 2825 WEST WAY ISLAND,WA 98040
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
735
MERCER ISLAND COMMUNITY FUNDPO BOX 751 MERCERISLAND,WA 980400751 MERCER ISLAND HIGH SCHOOL PTSA9-50 9100 SOUTHEAST 42ND STREET MERCER ISLAND,WA 98040 MERCER ISLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH3605 84TH AVE SE MERCERISLAND,WA 98040 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
900
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
3,055,067,596

MERCER ISLAND SCHOOLS FOUNDATIONPO BOX 24172 SEATTLE,WA 98124 MERCY CORPS45 SWANKENY ST PORTLAND,OR 97204
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
7,125
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,795
MERIDIAN SCHOOL4649 SUNNYSIDE AVE NORTH SUITE 242 SEATTLE, WA 98103 MICHAELI FOX FDN-PARKINSON RESERCHCHURCH ST STATION PO BOX 780 NEWYORK,NY 10008 MICHAEL MIYAUCHI FOUNDATION PO BOX 1348 ISSAQUAH,WA 98027 MILLENIUM PROMISE ALLIANCE INC432 PARK AVE SOUTH 13TH FLOOR NEW YORK, NY 100168013 MILLENNIUM KIDS PARENTS ASSOCIATION 15801 AMBAUM BLVD SW BURIEN,WA 981663013 MILLIONAIRCLUB2515 WESTERN AVE SEATTLE,WA 981211387 MILTON ACADEMY170 CENTRE ST MILTON,MA 02186
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
7,899
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,050
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
563
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,835
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,200
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
825
MIND RESEARCH INSTITUTE3631 S HARBOR BLVD STE 200 SANTA ANA,CA 927047936 MINDS MATTERPO BOX 06596 CHICAGO,IL 606066596
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
MINNESOTA STATE FAIR FOUNDATION1265 SNELLING AVE N ST PAUL, MN 551083003 MIQLAT AFRICA FOUNDATION 3535 DEL MAR HEIGHTS RD PMB 359 SAN DIEGO,CA 921302122 MIRIAM'S KITCHEN2401 VIRGINIA AVENUE NW WASHINGTON,DC 20037 MISSION AFRICA1020 30TH STREET NE AUBURN,WA 98002 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
225
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,200
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
375
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
18,181
3,055,067,596

MISSION LEARNING CENTER474 VALENCIA ST STE 210 SAN FRANCISCO,CA 941035927 MISSOURI SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM103 NEFF HALL COLUMBIA,MO 65211 MOCKINGBIRD SOCIETY2100 24TH AVENUE SOUTH SUITE 240 SEATTLE,WA 98144 MONA FOUNDATION218 MAIN STREET SUITE 404 KIRKLAND,WA 98033 MONTLAKE COMMUNITY SCHOOL 2409 22ND AVENUE EAST SEATTLE,WA 98112 MONTLAKE ELEMENTARY PTA2409 22ND AVE E SEATTLE,WA 98112 MOTHERS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING MADD511 E JOHN CARPENTER FREEWAY 700 IRVING,TX 75062 MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE DEVELOPMENT OFFICE 50 COLLEGE ST SOUTH HADLEY,MA 01075 MOUNTAINS TO SOUND GREENWAY TRUST911 WESTERN AVE STE 523 SEATTLE,WA 981041047 MUFINDI ORPHANS INC90420 HILL ROAD SPRINGFIELD,OR 97478 MULTIFAITH WORKS115 16TH AVE SEATTLE,WA 98122
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
600
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,310
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,100
NONE
509(a)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
8,850
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS ASSN OF AMERICA706 HADDONFIELD ROAD CHERRY HILL,NJ 080022652 MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS FOUNDATION6350 NORTH ANDREWS AVENUE FORT LAUDERDALE,FL 33309 MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS FOUNDATION6350 NORTH ANDREWS AVENUE FORT LAUDERDALE,FL 333092130 MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY ASSN DENVER720 S COLORADO BLVD 3805 DENVER,CO 80246 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
174
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
30,000
3a
3,055,067,596

MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY ASSOCIATION110 110TH AVENUE BELLEVUE,WA 98004 MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY ASSOCIATION3300 E SUNRISE DR TUCSON,AZ 857183208 MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY ASSOCIATION701 DEXTER AVE NORTH SUITE 106 SEATTLE, WA 98109 MUSEUM OF HISTORY AND INDUSTRY2700 24TH AVE E SEATTLE,WA 98112 MUSIC NATIONAL SERVICE INITIATIVE280 GRANVILLE WAY SAN FRANCISCO,CA 941271136 NAMI2107 WILSON BLVD SUITE 300 ARLINGTON,VA 222013042 NAMI GREATER SEATTLE802 NW 70TH ST SEATTLE,WA 981175135 NARAL PRO-CHOICE WASHINGTON FDN811 1ST AVE SUITE 456 SEATTLE, WA 98104 NATIONAL ARBOR DAY FOUNDATION211 N 12TH ST LINCOLN,NE 68508 NATIONAL CENTER FOR LESBIAN RIGHTS870 MARKET ST STE 370 SAN FRANCISCO,CA 94102 NATIONAL CHILD RESEARCH CENTER3209 HIGHLAND PLACE NW WASHINGTON,DC 20008 NATIONAL CTR FOR SCIENCE EDUCATION420 40TH ST SUITE 2 OAKLAND,CA 94609 NATIONAL FOUNDATION FOR TRANSPLANTS5350 POPLAR AVE SUITE 430 MEMPHIS,TN 38119 NATIONAL HISPANA LEADERSHIP INSTIT1601 NORTH KENT STREET SUITE 803 ARLINGTON,VA 22209 NATIONAL ITALIAN AMERICAN FDN1860 19TH ST NW WASHINGTON,DC 20009 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,065
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,688
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
975
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
3,600
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
450
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,250
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
3,055,067,596

NATIONAL LUNG CANCER PARTNERSHIP222 N MIDVALE BLVD SUITE 6 MADISON,WI 53705 NATIONAL MS SOCIETY-NYC CHAPTER733 THIRD AVE 3RD FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10017 NATIONAL MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SOCIETY1800 M STREET NW SUITE 750 S WASHINGTON,DC 20036 NATIONAL MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SOCIETY192 NICKERSON ST STE 100 SEATTLE, WA 98109 NATIONAL MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SOCIETY2440 S SEPULVEDA BLVD SUITE 115 LOS ANGELES,CA 90064 NATIONAL MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SOCIETY4237 SALISBURY RD JACKSONVILLE,FL 322168029 NATIONAL MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SOCIETY900 SOUTH BROADWAY 2ND FLOOR DENVER,CO 80209 NATIONAL NETWORK OF ABORTION FUNDSPO BOX 17121 SEATTLE,WA 981270821 NATIONAL OUTDOOR LEADERSHIP SCHOOL284 LINCOLN ST LANDER,WY 825202848 NATIONAL PARK TRUST INC401 E JEFFERSON ST STE 102 ROCKVILLE,MD 208502617 NATIONAL PSORIASIS FOUNDATION6600 SW 92ND AVENUE SUITE 300 PORTLAND,OR 97223 NATIONAL URBAN FELLOWS INC 102 WEST 38TH STREET SUITE 700 NEW YORK, NY 100180000 NATL CLEARINGHOUSE BATTERED WOMEN125 SOUTH 9TH ST SUITE 302 PHILADELPHIA,PA 19107 NATL COALITION WOMEN HEART DISEASE818 18TH ST NW SUITE 1000 WASHINGTON,DC 20006 NATL COURT APPT SPECIAL ADVOCATE100 W HARRISON NORTH TOWER STE 500 SEATTLE, WA 98119 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
900
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
17,275
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
675
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
375
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
450
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
375
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
6,000
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
600
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
75
3a
3,055,067,596

NATL GAY AND LESBIAN TASK FORCE FDN1325 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW SUITE 600 WASHINGTON,DC 20005 NATURAL RESOURCES DEFENSE COUNCIL40 WEST 20TH ST NEWYORK,NY 10011 NATURE CONSERVANCY INC4245 NORTH FAIRFAX DR ARLINGTON,VA 22203 NATURE DAY CAMP3801 W GOVERNMENT WAY SEATTLE,WA 98199 NAVOS2600 SW HOLDEN STREET SEATTLE,WA 98126
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
900
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,575
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
813
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
6,150
NEIGHBORHOOD FARMERS MKT ALLIANCE4519 12 UNIVERSITY WAY NE SUITE 202 SEATTLE, WA 98105 NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE INC JESSE EPSTEIN BLDG 905 SPRUCE ST SEATTLE, WA 98104 NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSING SVCSNEW HAVEN333 SHERMAN AVE NEWHAVEN,CT 065113107 NEOUCOM FOUNDATIONPO BOX 95 4209 ST RT 44 ROOTSTOWN,OH 442720095 NETWORK FOR GOOD7920 NORFOLK AVE SUITE 520 BETHESDA,MD 20814 NEW BEGINNINGSPO BOX 75125 SEATTLE,WA 98175
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
630
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT -FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT . . . . . . . . 3a
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,755
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,679
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,641
NEW DISCOVERY SCHOOL7219 ROOSEVELT WAY NE SEATTLE,WA 98115 NEW FUTURESPO BOX 66958 BURIEN,WA 98166
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
6,000
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
15,075
NEWYORK UNIVERSITYPO BOX 837 PETER STUYVESANT STATION NEWYORK,NY 100090837 NOBLE AND GREENOUGH SCHOOL 10 CAMPUS DRIVE DEDHAM,MA 02026 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
4,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
3,055,067,596

NOEL HOUSE AND ROSE OF LIMA HOUSEPO BOX 9373 SEATTLE,WA 98109 NORTH BEACH ELEMENTARY PTA 9018 24TH AVE NW SEATTLE,WA 98117 NORTH CENTRAL LITTLE LEAGUE INC4509 INTERLAKE AVE N 163 SEATTLE,WA 98103 NORTH COUNTRY SCHOOL INCPO BOX 187 LAKE PLACID,NY 129460187 NORTH SEATTLE COMM COLLEGE EDU FUND9600 COLLEGE WAY NORTH SEATTLE,WA 981033599 NORTH SHORE ANIMAL LEAGUE AMERICA16 LEWYT ST PORT WASHINGTON, NY 11050 NORTHEASTERN STATE UNIV FDN INC600 NORTH GRAND AVE TAHLEQUAH,OK 74464 NORTHFIELD MOUNT HERMON SCHOOLONE LAMPLIGHTER WAY MOUNT HERMON,MA 01354 NORTHSHORE PUBLIC EDUCATION FDN3330 MONTE VILLA PARKWAY BOTHELL,WA 98021 NORTHWEST CENTER7272 W MARGINAL WAYS SEATTLE,WA 98108 NORTHWEST CHILDREN'S FUND 2100 24TH AVENUES STE 320 SEATTLE, WA 98144 NORTHWEST FILM FORUM1515 12TH AVENUE SEATTLE,WA 98122 NORTHWEST GIRLS COALITIONPO BOX 9525 SEATTLE,WA 98109 NORTHWEST HARVEST E M MPO BOX 12272 SEATTLE,WA 98102 NORTHWEST HEALTH LAW ADVOCATES4759 15TH AVENUE NE SUITE 305 SEATTLE, WA 98105 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
443
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
720
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,560
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,073
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,205
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,560
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
450
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
375
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
21,984
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,127
3a
3,055,067,596

NORTHWEST IMMIGRANT RIGHTS PROJECT615 SECOND AVENUE SUITE 400 SEATTLE, WA 98104 NORTHWEST MONTESSORI SCHOOL7400 25TH AVE NE SEATTLE,WA 981155814 NORTHWEST NETWORKPO BOX 18436 SEATTLE,WA 98118 NORTHWEST SUFI CAMP3330 CALIFORNIA ST EUREKA,CA 95503 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY2020 RIDGE AVE EVANSTON,IL 602080801 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY357 E CHICAGO AVE CHICAGO,IL 606113069 NOTHING BUT NETSUNITED NATIONS FDN PO BOX 96539 WASHINGTON,DC 20090 NPOWER SEATTLE403 23RD AVE S SEATTLE,WA 981442389
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
5,627
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,000
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
900
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
885
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
1,950
NPRCAPO BOX 122 LANSDALE,PA 19446
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,200
NPT BREAST CANCER 3-DAY165 TOWNSHIP LINE ROAD SUITE 150 JENKINTOWN,PA 190463543 NW FAMILY LIFE LEARNING AND COUNSEL1015 NE 113TH ST SEATTLE,WA 981256454 NW FEDERATION OF COMMUNITY ORG53518 S EDMUNDS ST SEATTLE,WA 98118 NW SCHOOL ARTS HUMANITIES ENVIRON1415 SUMMIT AVENUE SEATTLE,WA 98122 NW UNIV-FEINBERG SCHOOL OF MEDICINE750 N LAKE STORE DRIVE 9TH FLOOR CHICAGO, IL 606113008 NY COALITION AGAINST SEXUAL ASSAULT28 ESSEX STREET ALBANY,NY 122062039 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
50,849
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
2,085
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,050
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
10,200
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
3,055,067,596

OCD CHICAGO2300 LINCOLN PARK WEST CHICAGO,IL 60614 O'DEA HIGH SCHOOL802 TERRY AVENUE SEATTLE,WA 98104 OLD DOG HAVENPMB A4 621 5R9 NE LAKE STEVENS,WA 982589400 OLYMPIC MUSIC FESTIVAL7360 CENTER ROAD QUILCENE,WA 98376 OLYMPIC VIEW ELEMENTARY GIVING FUND504 NE 95TH ST SEATTLE,WA 981152128 ONBOARDSPO BOX 19515 SEATTLE,WA 98109
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
375
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
225
ONE BY ONE4041 ROOSEVELT WAY NE SUITE C SEATTLE,WA 98105 ONE CALL FOR ALLPO BOX 10487 BAINBRIDGE ISLAND,WA 98110
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
8,880
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,915
ONE HEARTLAND INC4425 N PORT WASHINGTON RD STE 107 MILWAUKEE, WI 532121083 ONEAMERICA1225 S WELLER STREET SUITE 200 SEATTLE,WA 98144 ONEWORLD NOW600 FIRST AVENUE SUITE 620 SEATTLE,WA 98104 OPEN ADOPTION AND FAMILY SERVICES5200 SW MACADAM SUITE 250 PORTLAND,OR 97239 OPEN ARMS PERINATAL SERVICES 2524 16TH AVE 5 SEATTLE,WA 981445104 ORCAS CENTER917 MOUNT BAKER ROAD PO BOX 567 EASTSOUND,WA 98245 ORCAS ISLAND RECREATION PROGRAM PO BOX 1644 EASTSOUND,WA 98245 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
555
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,000
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
3,055,067,596

OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL 6300 SW NICOL RD PORTLAND,OR 97223 OREGON FOOD BANK INCPO BOX 55370 PORTLAND,OR 97238 OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY1067 NE COLUMBIA BLVD POBOX 11364 PORTLAND,OR 97211 OREGON SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL 15 SOUTH PIONEER STREET ASHLAND,OR 97520 OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION850 SW 35TH STREET CORVALLIS,OR 97333 ORGANIZACION MAYA GUATEMALTECA38740 TYSON LANE 315 FREMONT,CA 94536 ORPHANS OF RWANDA INC16 HIGHLAND STREET CAMBRIDGE,MA 021382210 OUR LADY OF FATIMA PARISH SCHOOL3301 W DRAVUS ST SEATTLE,WA 98199 OVERLAKE HOSPITAL FOUNDATION1035 116TH AVENUE NE BELLEVUE,WA 98004 OVERLAKE SERVICE LEAGUEPO BOX 53203 BELLEVUE,WA 980153203 OXFAM-AMERICA INC226 CAUSEWAY ST 5TH BOSTON,MA 02114 PACE UNIVERSITYOFFICE OF PHILANTHROPY 1 PACE PLAZA NEWYORK,NY 10038 PACIFIC CREST SCHOOL600 NW BRIGHT ST SEATTLE,WA 981074451 PACIFIC CREST TRAIL ASSOCIATION 1331 GARDEN HIGHWAY SACRAMENTO, CA 95833 PACIFIC LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY DEVELOPMENT OFFICE TACOMA,WA 984470885 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
537
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
7,980
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
4,125
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
4,800
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
900
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,350
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
15,000
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
600
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
7,275
3,055,067,596

PACIFIC NORTHWEST BALLET ASSN301 MERCER ST SEATTLE,WA 98109 PACIFIC NORTHWEST COLLEGE OF ART1241 NW JOHNSON PORTLAND,OR 97209 PACIFIC SCIENCE CENTER200 SECOND AVENUE NORTH SEATTLE,WA 98109 PAGE AHEAD CHILDREN'S LITERACY PROG1130 NW 85TH ST SEATTLE,WA 98117 PALISADES PARK CONSERVANCY 985 ROUTE 9W ADMINISTRATION BLDG BEARMOUNTAIN,NY 10911 PAN MASSACHUSETTS CHALLENGE TRUST77 4TH AVE NEEDHAM,MA 02494 PARENT COOPERATIVE EDUCATION PROG8500 200TH STREET SW EDMONDS,WA 980266627 PARMENTER VNA AND COMMUNITY CARE266 COCHITUATE ROAD WAYLAND,MA 01778 PARTNERS IN HEALTHPO BOX 845578 BOSTON,MA 022845578 PARTNERSHIP FORCURES70 WEST MADISON AVENUE CHICAGO,IL 606024252 PASADOS SAFE HAVENPO BOX 171 SULTAN,WA 98294 PASSAGES NORTHWEST139 23RD AVESOUTH SEATTLE,WA 98144 PATHDONOR RELATIONS PO BOX 19210 SEATTLE,WA 98109 PATH WITH ART117 EAST LOUISA 5T 236 SEATTLE,WA 98102 PCC FARMLAND FUND909 NE 43RD 5T 208 SEATTLE,WA 98105 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
30
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,575
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
255
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,250
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,200
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
600
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
31,950
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,250
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,870
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
825
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
5,100
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
255
3,055,067,596

PEACE CORPS1111 20TH STREET WASHINGTON,DC 20526
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
PEACE FOR THE STREETS1814 SUMMIT AVE SEATTLE,WA 98122 PEACHTREE RIDGE FOUNDATION 1555 OLD PEACHTREE ROAD SUWANEE,GA 30024 PENMET FOUNDATION5720 144TH STREET NW GIG HARBOR,WA 98335 PENNY CREEK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL4117 132ND SE EVERETT,WA 98208 PEOPLE FOR ETHICAL TREATMENT ANIMAL501 FRONT ST NORFOLK,VA 23510 PEOPLE FOR PUGET SOUND911 WESTERN AVE SUITE 580 SEATTLE, WA 98104 PEOPLES GROCERY3236 MARKET ST STE 103 OAKLAND,CA 946084307 PETS LIFELINEPO BOX 341 19686 8TH STREET EAST SONOMA,CA 95476 PHILANTHROPY NORTHWEST2505 3RD AVE SUITE 200 SEATTLE,WA 98121 PHILLIPS EXETERACADEMY20 MAIN STREET EXETER,NH 03833 PIERCE COUNTY AID5625 COMMERCE ST SUITE 10 TACOMA,WA 98402 PLAN INTERNATIONAL USA INC 155 PLAN WAY WARWICK,RI 028861011 PLANET CARE801 CEDAR ST BERKELEY,CA 947101821
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
555
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
165
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,170
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
450
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT -FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
2,250
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
450
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
6,000
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,436
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
600
PLANNED PARENTHOOD WASHINGTON DC1108 16TH ST NW WASHINGTON,DC 20036 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,076
3a
3,055,067,596

PLANNED PARENTHOOD FED OF AMERICA434 WEST 33RD STREET NEWYORK,NY 10001 PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF W WASHINGTON2001 E MADISON ST SEATTLE,WA 981222959 PLANNED PARENTHOOD-KANSAS MISSOURI4401 WEST 109TH STREET SUITE 200 LEAWOOD,KS 66211 PLYMOUTH HOUSING GROUP2113 3RD AVE SEATTLE,WA 981212321 PODER474 VALENCIA STREET SUITE 125 SAN FRANCISCO,CA 941033415 POLICE ACTIVITIES LEAGUEPORTLAND449 NE EMERSON ST PORTLAND,OR 972113209 PO MO NA COLLEGE550 N COLLEGE AVE CLAREMONT,CA 91711 POPULATION CONNECTION2120 L STREET NW SUITE 500 WASHINGTON,DC 20037 POSITIVELY PINK PACKAGESPO BOX 208 FAYETTEVILLE,NY 13066 POSSE FOUNDATION1612 K STREET NW 1002 WASHINGTON,DC 20006 POWELL HOUSE524 PITT HALL ROAD OLD CHATHAM,NY 121363410 POWERFUL SCHOOLS3301 SOUTH HORTON STREET SEATTLE,WA 98144 POWERFUL VOICES1620 18TH AVENUE SUITE 100 SEATTLE,WA 98122 PRATHAM USA5890 POINT WEST DR HOUSTON,TX 770362612 PRESBYTERIAN COUNSELING SERVICE564 NE RAVENNA BOULEVARD SEATTLE, WA 98115 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
422
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
5,985
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,550
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
600
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
122
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
450
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,950
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
333
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,700
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,330
3a
3,055,067,596

PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS HARVARD COLL124 MOUNT AUBURN STREET CAMBRIDGE, MA 021385762 PRESIDENT AND TRUSTEESCOLBY COLL4320 MAYFLOWER HL WATERVILLE,ME 049018841 PRESIDT AND FELLOWSMIDDLEBURY COLLGIFT ADMINISTRATION 5 COURT STREET MIDDLEBURY,VT 05753 PRIDE FOUNDATION1122 EAST PIKE ST SUITE 1001 SEATTLE,WA 98122 PRISON PET PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM9601 BUJACICH ROAD GIG HARBOR,WA 98332 PROFESSIONAL AND EDU SERVICES INTL3536 ARDEN ROAD HAYWARD,CA 945453908 PROG ANIMAL WELFARE SCTYBAINBRIDGEPO BOX 10811 BAINBRIDGE ISLAND,WA 98110 PROGRAM FOR EARLY PARENT SUPPORT4649 SUNNYSIDE AVENUE NORTH 324 SEATTLE,WA 981036900 PROGRESS IN EDUCATION INC 3033 N EUCLID AVENUE SAINT LOUIS,MO 63115 PROGRESSIVE ANIMAL WELFARE SOCIETYPO BOX 1037 LYNNWOOD,WA 98046 PROJECT BREAD145 BORDER STREET EAST BOSTON,MA 021281903 PROJECT SUNSHINE INC108 W 39TH ST RM 725 NEWYORK,NY 100188280 PROSTHETICS OUTREACH FOUNDATION400 E PINE ST STE 225 SEATTLE,WA 981222300 PROVIDENCE COMMUNITY HOUSING1050 S JEFFERSON DAVIS PKWY STE 301 NEWORLEANS,LA 70125 PROVIDENCE GENERAL FOUNDATIONPO BOX 1067 EVERETT,WA 982061067 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,575
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,000
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
22,875
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
15,000
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
285
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
975
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
4,965
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
450
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,275
3,055,067,596

PUGET SO UNDKEEPERALLIANCE 5309 SHILSHOLE AVENUE NW SUITE 215 SEATTLE, WA 98107 PUNAHOU SCHOOL1601 PUNAHOU ST HONOLULU,HI 968223336 PUPPIES BEHIND BARS INC10 E 40TH ST FL 19 NEWYORK,NY 100160201 PURRFECT PALS230 MCRAE ROAD NE ARLINGTON,WA 98223 PUSHING BOUNDARIES4162 148TH AVE NE REDMOND,WA 980525164 QUEEN ANNE HELPLINE INC311 WEST MC GRAW ST SEATTLE,WA 98119 RAGAMALA4624 NE 89TH ST SEATTLE,WA 98115
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
600
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
4,605
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
375
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,550
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
450
RAINFOREST ACTION NETWORK 221 PINE ST SUITE 500 SAN FRANCISCO,CA 94117 RAINIER CHAMBER FOUNDATION 1700 21ST AVE S 206 SEATTLE,WA 981444502 RAINIER SCHOLARS2100 24TH AVE S STE 210 SEATTLE,WA 981444646 RAPHAEL HOUSE OF SAN FRANCISCO INC1065 SUTTER STREET SAN FRANCISCO,CA 94109 REACH309 S G ST STE 3 TACOMA,WA 984054758
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
600
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
9,300
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
3,000
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
900
READING IS FUNDAMENTAL INC 1825 CONNECTICUT AVENUE NW STE 400 WASHINGTON,DC 20009 REAL CHANGE HOMELESS EMPOWERMENT2129 2ND AVE SEATTLE,WA 98121 REDF631 HOWARD STREET SUITE 320 SAN FRANCISCO,CA 94105 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
825
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
3,055,067,596

REDMOND ASSEMBLY OF GOD 16601 NE 95TH ST REDMOND,WA 98052 REDMOND HIGH SCHOOL PTSA 17272 NE 104TH STREET REDMOND,WA 98052 REED INSTITUTE3203 SE WOODSTOCK BLVD PORTLAND,OR 972028138 REEL GRRLSPO BOX 12251 SEATTLE,WA 98122
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
30,000
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
60
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
450
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
REFUGEE WOMENS ALLIANCE4008 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR WAY SEATTLE,WA 98108 REFUGEES INTERNATIONAL2001 S STREET NW SUITE 700 WASHINGTON,DC 20009 REMOTE AREA MEDICAL FOUNDATION1834 BEECH STREET KNOXVILLE,TN 37920 RESULTS EDUCATIONAL FUND INC 750 FIRST STREET NE SUITE 1040 WASHINGTON,DC 20002 RICHARD HUGO HOUSE1634 11TH AVE SEATTLE,WA 981222419 RIDE FARPO BOX 186 BOLTON,MA 01740
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
450
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
450
RISE AND SHINE FOUNDATION417 23RD AVENUE SOUTH SEATTLE,WA 98144 RITES OF PASSAGE JOURNEYS 22401 39TH AVENUE SE BOTHELL,WA 98021 RIVERDALE COUNTRY SCHOOL 5250 FIELDSTON ROAD BRONX,NY 104712999 ROCKY MOUNTAIN PARENTS AS TEACHERS3800 SOUTH PIERCE ST DENVER,CO 80235 RONALD MCDONALD HOUSESOUTHERN CA765 S PASADENA AVE PASADENA, CA 911053019 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
600
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
375
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
3a
3,055,067,596

RONALD MCDONALD HOUSEWESTERN WA5130 40TH AVE NORTHEAT SEATTLE, WA 98105 ROSEHEDGE12718 15TH AVE NE SEATTLE,WA 98125
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
1,000
ROSES AND ROSEMARY INC1916 PIKE PL STE 12 NO 477 SEATTLE,WA 981011056 ROTARY CLUB OF LAKEWOODPO BOX 99786 LAKEWOOD,WA 98496 RUBICON PROGRAMS2500 BISSELL AVENUE RICHMOND,CA 94804 RUBY ROOMPO BOX 80612 SEATTLE,WA 981080612
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
450
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
1,140
RUDOLFSTEINER FOUNDATION INC1002A 0REILLY AVE SAN FRANCISCO,CA 941291101 RURAL DEVELOPEMENT INSTITUTE1411 4TH AVE SUITE 910 SEATTLE, WA 98101 RURAL DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE 1411 4TH AVENUE SUITE 910 SEATTLE,WA 98101 RURAL EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT INC901 E STREET NW SUITE 710 WASHINGTON,DC 20004 RYTHER CHILD CENTER2400 NE 95TH STREET SEATTLE,WA 981152426 S HOBART AND WILLIAM SMITH COLLEGES615 S MAIN ST OFFICE OF DEVELOPMENT GENEVA,NY 14456 S O M E INC71 0 STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 200011290
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
249
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
825
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
2,025
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
660
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
3,375
SACAJAWEA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL9501 20TH AVENUE NE SEATTLE,WA 98115 SACAJAWEA PARENT TEACHER ASSN9501 20TH AVE NE SEATTLE,WA 98115 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
2,640
3,055,067,596

SAFE CROSSINGS FOUNDATION 6548 51ST AVE NE SEATTLE,WA 981157741 SAFE HARBOR CHILD ADVOCACY CENTER836 E MAIN ST MADISON,WI 537032928 SAINT ALPHONSUS SCHOOL5816 15TH AVENUE NORTHWEST SEATTLE,WA 98107 SAINT FRANCIS OF ASSISI PARISH 15236 21ST AVE SW BURIEN,WA 98166 SAINT FRANCIS OF ASSISI SCHOOL15216 21ST AVE SW BURIEN,WA 98166 SAINTE MARIE FOUNDATIONPO BOX 186 SAINTE MARIE,IL 62459 SAMARITAN CENTER OF SYRACUSE310 MONTGOMERY ST SYRACUSE,NY 13202 SAN FRANCISCO AIDS FOUNDATION995 MARKET ST SUITE 200 SAN FRANCISCO,CA 94103 SAN JUAN PRESERVATION TRUST BOX 327 LOPEZ ISLAND,WA 98261 SATSUMA PUBLIC LIBRARY FOUNDATION5466 OLD HIGHWAY 43 PO BOX 579 SATSUMA,AL 36572 SAVE A CHILDS HEART FOUNDATION10050 CHAPEL ROAD SUITE 18 POTOMAC,MD 20854 SAVE DARFUR COALITION3246 SOLUTIONS CTR LOCKBOX 773246 CHICAGO,IL 60677 SAVE THE CHILDREN FEDERATION INC54 WILTON ROAD WESTPO RT, CT 06880 SAWERAA4534 N LINDBERGH BLVD SUITE 300 BRIDGETON,MO 63044 SCLERODERMA FOUNDATION300 ROSEWOOD DRIVE STE 105 DANVERS,MA 01923 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
339
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,100
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,350
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
16,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
324
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
558
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
5,562
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
600
3,055,067,596

SEABECK CHRISTIAN CONFERENCE15395 SEABECK HIGHWAY NW SEABECK,WA 98380 SEAFAIR FOUNDATION2200 6TH AVENUE SUITE 400 SEATTLE,WA 98121 SEATTLE ACADEMY OF ARTS AND SCIENCE1201 EAST UNION STREET SEATTLE, WA 98122 SEATTLE ANIMAL SHELTER2061 15TH AVENUE WEST SEATTLE,WA 981192727
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
9,240
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,460
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
11,175
NONE
170(C)(1)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT --TO SUPPORT PROGRAMS AT PUBLIC ANIMAL SHELTER EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
450
SEATTLE AQUARIUM SOCIETYSEA51415 WESTERN AVENUE SUITE 505 SEATTLE,WA 981012051 SEATTLE ART MUSEUM1300 FIRST AVENUE SEATTLE,WA 98101 SEATTLE ARTS AND LECTURES105 SOUTH MAIN ST SUITE 201 SEATTLE,WA 98104 SEATTLE AUDUBON8050 35TH AVE NE SEATTLE,WA 98115 SEATTLE BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH INST307 WESTLAKE AVE NORTH SUITE 500 SEATTLE, WA 98109 SEATTLE CENTER FOUNDATION 305 HARRISON ST SEATTLE,WA 98109 SEATTLE CENTRAL COMMUNITY COLL FDN1701 BROADWAY SEATTLE,WA 98122 SEATTLE CHERRY BLOSSOM FESTIVAL9041 NE 147TH ST KENMORE,WA 98028 SEATTLE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL FDNPO BOX 5371 MS S200 SEATTLE,WA 981455020 SEATTLE CHILDREN'S THEATRE ASSN201 THOMAS ST SEATTLE,WA 98109 SEATTLE COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL INC2619 4TH AVE NORTH SEATTLE,WA 98109 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
285
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
39,117
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
4,800
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
90
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
8,550
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
375
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
45
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
615
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
5,220
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
6,600
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
21,000
3,055,067,596

SEATTLE GIRLS SCHOOLPO BOX 22576 SEATTLE,WA 98122 SEATTLE GIRLS' SCHOOL2706 S JACKSON ST SEATTLE,WA 98144 SEATTLE GOODWILL INDUSTRIES 1765 6TH AVENUE SOUTH SEATTLE,WA 981341608 SEATTLE KING CTY COALITION HOMELESS77 SOUTH WASHINGTON STREET SEATTLE, WA 98104 SEATTLE MEN'S AND WOMEN'S CHORUS319 12TH AVENUE SEATTLE,WA 98122 SEATTLE OPERA1020 JOHN ST PO BOX 9248 SEATTLE,WA 98109 SEATTLE PACIFIC UNIVERSITY 3307 3RD AVE WEST SEATTLE,WA 98119 SEATTLE PARKS FOUNDATION860 TERRY AVE NORTH SUITE 231 SEATTLE,WA 98102 SEATTLE PRO MUSICA SOCIETY 1756 NW 56TH STREET SEATTLE,WA 98107 SEATTLE PUBLIC LIBRARY FOUNDATION1000 4TH AVENUE SEATTLE,WA 981041109 SEATTLE PUG RESCUE5806A 119TH AVENUE SE PMB 162 BELLEVUE,WA 98006 SEATTLE SCORE514973 INTERURBAN AVE S SUITE 203 TUKWILA,WA 98168 SEATTLE SHAKESPEARE COMPANYPO BOX 19595 SEATTLE,WA 98109 SEATTLE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA INCPO BOX 21906 SEATTLE,WA 981113906 SEATTLE THEATRE GROUP911 PINE ST SEATTLE,WA 98101 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
600
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT . . . . . . . . . 3a
450
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
5,040
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
225
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
375
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
318
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
17,340
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
120
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,260
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,425
3,055,067,596

SEATTLE TILTH4649 SUNNYSIDE AVE N ROOM 120 SEATTLE,WA 98103 SEATTLE UNIVERSITYPO BOX 222000 ADMN 120 SEATTLE,WA 981221090 SEATTLE WORK51625 19TH AVENUE SEATTLE,WA 98122 SEATTLE YOUNG PEOPLE'S PROJECT2820 EAST CHERRY STREET SEATTLE, WA 98122 SEATTLE'S UNION GOSPEL MISSIONPO BOX 202 SEATTLE,WA 98111 SECONDSTORY REPERTORY THEATER16587 NE 74TH ST REDMOND,WA 98052 SEE FOREVER FDN-MA PUBLIC CH SCHOOL1436 U STREET NW SUITE 203 WASHINGTON,DC 20009 SEEDS INCPO BOX 1701 SISTERS,OR 97759
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
9,051
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
18,462
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
6,592
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
4,710
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT . . . . . . . . 3a
1,500
SENIOR SERVICES SEATTLE-KING CNTY2208 2ND AVENUE SEATTLE,WA 98121 SHARING MINISTRIES INTERNATIONAL17866 HWY 110 N GARDEN VALLEY,TX 75771 SHELTER ASSOCIATION OF WASHTENAWPO BOX 7370 ANN ARBOR,MI 481077370 SHORECREST HIGH SCHOOL15343 25TH AVE NE SEATTLE,WA 98155 SIDWELL FRIENDS SCHOOL3825 WISCONSIN AVE NW WASHINGTON,DC 20016 SIFF GROUP400 9TH AVE N SEATTLE,WA 98109
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
60
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
30,000
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
120
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
225
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
60
SIKH RESEARCH INSTITUTE825 W BITTERS ROAD STE 202 SAN ANTONIO,TX 78216 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
3,055,067,596

SKAGIT LAND TRUSTPO BOX 1017 MOUNT VERNON,WA 98273
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
1,500
SKIDMORE COLLEGE ADVANCEMENT OFFICE 815 N BROADWAY SARATOGA SPRINGS,NY 12866 SMALL FACES CHILD DEVELOPMENT CTR9250 14TH AVE NW SEATTLE, WA 98117 SMC FOUNDATION747 BROADWAY SEATTLE,WA 98122
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
1,275
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
675
SMILE TRAIN INC41 MADISON AVENUE 28TH FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10010 SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENT ENTREPRENEUR11948 W WASHINGTON BLVD STE 201 LOS ANGELES,CA 900664688 SOCIAL VENTURE PARTNERS1601 2ND AVE SUITE 615 SEATTLE, WA 98101 SOLACE INTERNATIONAL INC408 E CAMINO LIMON VERDE SAHUARITA,AZ 856298748 SOLAR COOKERS INTERNATIONAL 1919 21ST STREET SUITE 101 SACRAMENTO,CA 95811 SOLID GROUND WASHINGTON 1501 N 45TH STREET SEATTLE,WA 981036708 SOULFORCE INCP 0 BOX 3195 1125 RUNNING CEDAR WAY LYNCHBURG,VA 24503 SOUTH AFRICA PARTNERS INC89 SOUTH STREET SUITE 701 BOSTON,MA 02111 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY FDNMAIL CODE 6805 SIUC CARBONDALE,IL 62901 SOUTHWEST YOUTH AND FAMILY SERVICES4555 DELRIDGE WAY SW SEATTLE,WA 98106 SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITYPO BOX 770 GEORGETOWN,TX 786270770 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
7,350
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
4,275
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
600
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
1,200
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
3,465
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
4,500
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
2,400
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
3,000
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
900
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
10,500
3,055,067,596

SPAULDING REHABILITATION HOSPITAL125 NASHUA STREET BOSTON,MA 02114 SPECIAL OLYMPICS INCPO BOX 2047 SEATTLE,WA 98111 ST JOHN EVANGELIST CATHOLIC SCHOOL120 N 79TH STREET SEATTLE,WA 98103 ST JOSEPH HIGH SCHOOL2320 HUNTINGTON TURNPIKE TRUMBULL,CT 06611 ST JOSEPH PARISH732 18TH AVENUE ERAST SEATTLE,WA 98112 ST JOSEPH SCHOOL700 18TH AVENUE EAST SEATTLE,WA 98112 ST JUDE CHILDRENS RESEARCH HOSPITAL501 ST JUDE PLACE MEMPHIS,TN 38105 ST LOUISE PARISH SCHOOL133 156TH AVE SE BELLEVUE,WA 98007 ST MADELEINE SOPHIE SCHOOL 4400 130TH PLACE SE BELLEVUE,WA 98006 ST MARK'S CATHEDRAL1245 10TH AVENUE EAST SEATTLE,WA 98102 ST MARY'S SCHOOL61 NORTH MAIN STREET CORTLAND,NY 13045 ST THOMAS MORE SCHOOL6511 176 ST SW LYNNWOOD,WA 98037 ST THOMAS SCHOOL8300 NE 12TH ST MEDINA,WA 98039 STANLEY COMMUNITY LIBRARYPO BOX 230 STANLEY,ID 832780230 STEP UP ON SECOND STREET INC 1328 SECOND STREET SANTA MONICA,CA 90401 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT . . . . . . . . 3a
750
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
26,118
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,600
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
756
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
900
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,310
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
9,900
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
600
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,000
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,000
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
6,000
3,055,067,596

STEVENSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL14420 NE 8TH ST BELLEVUE,WA 98007 STILLPOINTE LLAMA RESCUE SANCTUARYPO BOX 3320 SILVERDALE,WA 98383 STONE CIRCLES6602 NICKS ROAD MEBANE,NC 27302
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
375
STONE SOUP600 S CLARK AVE 3 REPUBLIC,WA 99166
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
150
STORYCORPS80 HANSON PLACE 2ND FLOOR BROOKLYN,NY 11217 STREET BEAN ESPRESSO PO BOX 2801 SEATTLE,WA 98111 STROUM JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER2618 NE 80TH STREET SEATTLE,WA 98115 STUDENT CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION689 RIVER ROAD PO BOX 550 CHARLESTOWN,NH 03603 SUCCESSFUL SCHOOLS IN ACTION2212 QUEEN ANE AVE 280 SEATTLE,WA 98109 SUMMIT ASSISTANCE DOGS PO BOX 699 ANACORTES,WA 982219013 SUNSHINE PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED FDNPO BOX 61412 VANCOUVER,WA 986661412 SURFRIDER FOUNDATIONPO BOX 6010 SAN CLEMENTE,CA 926746010 SUSAN G KOMEN BREAST CANCER FDN12350 SW 132 COURT SUITE 104 MIAMI,FL 33186 SUSAN G KOMEN BREAST CANCER FDN785 SPRINGFIELD AVE SUMMIT,NJ 079011107 SUSAN G KOMEN CANCER FDNPUGT SOUND1900 NORTH NORTHLAKE WAY SUITE 135 SEATTLE, WA 98103 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
7,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,375
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
600
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
945
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
105
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
105
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,645
3a
3,055,067,596

SUSAN G KOMEN FOR CURE PUGET SOUND112 FIFTH AVENUE NORTH SEATTLE,WA 98109 SUSTAINABLE SCIENCES INSTITUTE870 MARKET ST STE 764 SAN FRANCISCO,CA 941022901 SW SEATTLE HISTORICAL SOCIETY3003 61ST AVENUE SW SEATTLE,WA 98116 SWARTHMORE COLLEGE500 COLLEGE AVE SWARTHMORE,PA 19081 SWIM ACROSS AMERICAONE INTERNATIONAL PLACE SUITE 4600 BOSTON,MA 02110 SYRACUSE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA411 MONTGOMERY STREET SYRACUSE,NY 13202 SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY820 COMSTOCK AVE SYRACUSE,NY 132445040 TABOR 1005703 FLETCHER STREETS SEATTLE,WA 98118 TACOMA GOODWILL INDUSTRIES 714 S 27TH ST TACOMA,WA 984098130 TANZANIA EDUCATION CORPORATION6 NORFOLK ROAD CHESTNUT HILL, MA 02467 TAVIS SMILEY FOUNDATION4434 CRENSHAW BLVD LOS ANGELES,CA 900431208 TEACH FOR AMERICA INC315 W 36TH ST 6TH FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 100186532 TEAM SURVIVOR NORTHWEST200 NE PACIFIC ST STE 101 SEATTLE,WA 981056856 TECHNOLOGY ACCESS FOUNDATION4436 RAINIER AVE SOUTH SUITE B SEATTLE, WA 98118 TECHNOSERVE148 EAST AVENUE SUITE 3-4 NORWALK,CT 06851 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
825
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
360
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
630
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
9,000
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,875
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,000
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
825
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,875
3,055,067,596

TEMAGAMI EDUCATION AND FILM BOARD4494 SAN JUAN AVE PORTTOWNSEND,WA 983682608 TEN DOLLAR CLUB2040TUNLAW RD NW WASHINGTON,DC 20007 TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY TCU BOX 297044 FORT WORTH, TX 76129 TEXTILE MUSEUM2320 S STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20008 THE ALBERT B SABIN VACCINE INST2000 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW 7100 WASHINGTON,DC 20006 THE ALLY FOUNDATION138 SAINT JAMES AVENUE 7TH FL BOSTON,MA 021165002 THE BERTSCHI SCHOOL2227 10TH AVE E SEATTLE,WA 981024107 THE CALIFORNIA STUDY INC664 HILARY DRIVE TIBURON,CA 94920 THE CARTER CENTER INC1 COPENHILL AVE 453 FREEDOM PARKWAY ATLANTA,GA 30307 THE CHILDREN'S SCHOOL345 TENTH STREET ATLANTA,GA 30309 THE COLON CANCER CHALLENGE PO BOX 54 CHAPPAQUA,NY 10514 THE COLORADO COLLEGE14 EAST CACHE LA POUDRE COLORADO SPINGS,CO 80903 THE COMMUNITY HOSPICE FOUNDATION295 VALLEY VIEW DRIVE RENSSELAER,NY 12144 THE COMPASS CENTER77 S WASHINGTON STREET SEATTLE,WA 98104 THE CORTLAND FUNDPO BOX 2000 CORTLAND,NY 13045
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
534
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
360
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,350
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
4,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
3,825
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
108
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
15,000
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
4,098
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
Total .
3,055,067,596

THE DOOR121 AVENUE OFTHE AMERICAS NEWYORK,NY 10013 THE EB DUNN HISTORIC GARDEN TRUSTPO BOX 77126 SEATTLE,WA 98177 THE GRADUATE CENTER FOUNDATION INC365 FIFTH AVE SUITE 8204 NEW YORK, NY 100164309 THE HEALING CENTER6409 1/2 ROOSEVELT WAY NE SEATTLE,WA 98115 THE HI-LINERSPO BOX 48346 BURIEN,WA 98166
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
600
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
4,479
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
THE HOCKADAY SCHOOL11600 WELCH ROAD DALLAS,TX 75229 THE LEARNING TREE MONTESSORI 1721 15TH AVE SEATTLE,WA 98122 THE MARTINEZ FOUNDATIONPO BOX 50270 BELLEVUE,WA 98015 THE MILLER CENTER FOUNDATION PO BOX 400406 CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 229044406 THE MOUNTAIN SCHOOL151 MOUNTAIN SCHOOL ROAD VERSHIRE,VT 05079 THE NATURE CONSERVANCYPO BOX 6015 ALBERT LEA, MN 56007 THE OPEN WINDOW SCHOOL6128 168TH PLACE SE BELLEVUE,WA 98006 THE POTLATCH FUND801 2ND AVENUE SUITE 304 SEATTLE, WA 98104 THE PROVIDENCE ATHENAEUM 251 BENEFIT STREET PROVIDENCE, RI 02903 THE R GREGORY SWEDO FOUNDATION10 S RIVERSIDE PLAZA SUITE 2280 CHICAGO,IL 60606 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
600
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,535
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
825
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
450
3a
3,055,067,596

THE RAY OF HOPE FOUNDATION 221 NW 2ND AVENUE SUITE 210A PORTLAND,OR 97209 THE READING CONNECTION2009 N 14TH STREET SUITE 307 ARLINGTON,VA 22201 THE SALVATION ARMY-SEATTLE DHQ111 N QUEEN ANNE AVE SEATTLE,WA 98109 THE SEATTLE GIRLS' CHOIR1828 12TH AVE SUITE A SEATTLE, WA 98122 THE SOUTHERN POVERTY LAW CENTER INC400 WASHINGTON AVE MONTGOMERY,AL 36104 THE TRIAD HEALTH PROJECTPO BOX 5716 GREENSBORO,NC 27435 THE TRILATERAL COMMISSION 1156 FIFTEENTH STREET NW SUITE 505 WASHINGTON,DC 20005 THE UCLA FOUNDATION10920 WILSHIRE BOULEVARD SUITE 900 LOS ANGELES,CA 90024 THE VERA PROJECT305 HARRISON ST SEATTLE,WA 981094623 THEATRE LAB733 8TH STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20001
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
345
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
375
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,938
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
600
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,155
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
16,875
THEATRE PUGET SOUNDPO BOX 19643 SEATTLE,WA 98109 THORNTON CREEK SCHOOL7711 43RD AVENUE NE SEATTLE,WA 98115 THREE DOLLAR BILL CINEMA1122 E PIKE ST SUITE 1313 SEATTLE,WA 98122 TIGER HAVEN INC237 HARVEY ROAD KINGSTON,TN 37763 TIPS (TEENS IN PUBLIC SERVICE) 4530 UNION BAY PLACE NE 140 SEATTLE,WA 98105 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
600
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
6,150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
735
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
3,055,067,596

TOFTE LAKE CENTER2209 FERNBERG ROAD ELY,MN 55731 TOWN HALL ASSOCIATION1119 8TH AVENUE SEATTLE,WA 98101 TREEHOUSE2100 24TH AVE SOUTH SUITE 200 SEATTLE,WA 98144 TRUST FOR AFRICAN ROCK ARTS 233 S WACKER DRIVE 7800 SEARS TOWER CHICAGO,IL 60606 TRUSTEES OF COLUMBIA UNIV NY622 WEST 113TH STREET MC 4524 NEWYORK,NY 10025 TRUSTEES OF DARTMOUTH COLLEGE6066 DEVELOPMENT OFFICE HANOVER,NH 037553555 TRUSTEES OF GRINNELL COLLEGE OFFICE OFTHE TREASURER PO BOX 805 GRINNELL,IA 50112 TRUSTEES OF HAMILTON COLLEGE 198 COLLEGE HILL ROAD CLINTON,NY 13323 TRUSTEES OF HAMPSHIRE COLLEGEOFFICE OF DEVELOPMENT 893 WEST ST AMHERST,MA 01002 TRUSTEES OF PHILLIPS ACADEMY 180 MAIN STREET ANDOVER,MA 018104166 TRUSTEES OF PRINCETON UNIVERSITY330 ALEXANDER ST 4TH FLOOR POBOX 5357 PRINCETON, NJ 085430046 TRUSTEES OF TUFTS COLLEGE80 GEORGE STREET MEDFORD,MA 02155 TRUSTEES OF UNIV PENNSYLVANIA433 BLDG 3451 WALNUT PHILADELPHIA, PA OF FRANKLIN ST 19104
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
12
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
4,200
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,505
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,650
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,050
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
600
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
3,000
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
6,255
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
14,550
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
705
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
3,073
TRUTH ORGANIZATION FOR YOUTH INC416 E 25TH ST BALTIMORE,MD 212185304 TUNE IN TO NATURE3725 FRENCH ROAD PO BOX 37 CLINTON,WA 98236 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
6,000
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
225
3,055,067,596

UC BERKELEY FOUNDATION2080 ADDISON STREET 4200 BERKELEY,CA 947204200 UNION FOR REFORM JUDAISM633 3RD AVE FL 7 NEWYORK,NY 100176790 UNION OFAMERVIETNAM STUDENT ASSNPO BOX 433 WESTMINSTER,CA 926840433 UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CONGREGATION67 CHURCH ST MONTCLAIR,NJ 070422714 UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST SERVICE COMM689 MASS AVE CAMBRIDGE,MA 021393302 UNITED CEREBRAL PALSY1660 L STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20036 UNITED NEGRO COLLEGE FUND 8260 WILLOW OAKS CORP DRIVE FAIRFAX,VA 22031 UNITED SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS INC2111 WILSON BLVD STE 1200 ARLINGTON,VA 222013052 UNITED STATES FUND FOR UNICEF125 MAIDEN LANE NEWYORK,NY 10038 UNITED STATES MISSION CORPORATION8560 GREENWOOD AVE N 17 SEATTLE, WA 98103 UNITED STATES MISSION CORPORATIONPO BOX 20156 PORTLAND,OR 972940156 UNITED STATES MUNICIPAL POLICE ASSN1304 LANGHAM CREEK DR STE 324 HOUSTON,TX 770845043 UNITED WAY FOR CORTLAND COUNTY50 CLINTON AVENUE CORTLAND,NY 13045 UNITED WAY INC523 WEST 6TH STREET RM 248 LOS ANGELES,CA 900141217 UNITED WAY OF KING COUNTY720 SECOND AVENUE SEATTLE,WA 98104 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
6,300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
9,750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
122
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
5,577
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
60
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
5,100
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
9,534
3,055,067,596

UNITED WAY OF MASSACHUSETTS BAY INC51 SLEEPER ST BOSTON,MA 022101208 UNIV CONGREGATIONAL HOUSING ASSN4515 16TH AVE NE SEATTLE,WA 981054201 UNIV OF ARKANSAS FDN-CLINTON SCHOOL535 RESEARCH CENTER BLVD STE 120 FAYETTEVILLE,AR 727016832 UNIV OF NORTH CAROLINA CHAPEL HILLPO BOX 309 CHAPEL HILL, NC 27514 UNIV OF ROCHESTER INST FOR FAMILY300 EAST RIVER RD ROCHESTER,NY 14692 UNIVERSITY AT ALBANY FOUNDATION1400 WASHINGTON AVE UAB 201 ALBANY,NY 12222 UNIVERSITY DISTRICT SERVICE LEAGUE4731 15TH AVE NE SEATTLE,WA 98105 UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO1126 EAST 59TH STREET CHICAGO,IL 60637 UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON300 COLLEGE PARK DAYTON,OH 454692961 UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA FOUNDATIONPO BOX 14425 GAINESVILLE,FL 32604 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS FOUNDATION1305 WEST GREEN STREET URBANA,IL 61801 UNIVERSITY OF IOWA FOUNDATIONPO BOX 4550 IOWA CITY,IA 52244 UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA FOUNDATIONPO BOX 7159 MISSOULA,MT 59807 UNIVERSITY OF OREGON FOUNDATION360 E 10TH AVE SUITE 202 EUGENE,OR 97401 UNIVERSITY OF PORTLAND5000 N WILLAMETTE BLVD PORTLAND,OR 972035743 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
405
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
600
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
3,000
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,575
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
375
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
37,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,000
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
225
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
900
3,055,067,596

UNIVERSITY OF PUGET SOUND 1500 N WARNER ST 1063 TACOMA,WA 984161063 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN PO BOX 7458 AUSTIN,TX 78712 UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT85 S PROSPECT STREET ROOM 222 BURLINGTON,VT 054051701 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON FOUNDATIONGIFT PROCESSING UWTOWER BOX 359505 SEATTLE, WA 98195 UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN FOUNDATION1848 UNIVERSITY AVE PO BOX 8860 MADISON,WI 53708 UNIVERSITY PREP8000 25TH AVENUE NE SEATTLE,WA 98115 UNIVERSITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH4540 15TH AVE NE SEATTLE,WA 98105 URBAN IMPACT7728 RAINIER AVE 5 SEATTLE,WA 981184139 VASHON MAURY COMMUNITY FOOD BANKPO BOX 1205 VASHON,WA 98070 VASHON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH PO BOX 330 VASHON,WA 98070 VASHON-MAURY ISLAND LAND TRUSTPO BOX 2031 VASHON ISLAND,WA 98070 VELOCITY DANCE CENTER915 E PINE ST SUITE 200 SEATTLE,WA 98122 VERMONT PUBLIC RADI0365 TROY AVENUE COLCHESTER,VT 05446 VIDA VERDE NATURE EDUCATION 1043 TUNITAS CREEK RD HALFMOON BAY, CA 940196201 VIETNAM SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATIONPO BOX 16016 SEATTLE,WA 981160016 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
3,000
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
153
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
14,819
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT . . . . . . . . 3a
750
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
7,500
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
22,500
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
3,000
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
3,000
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
225
3,055,067,596

VIKING CLASSIC16904 JUANITA DR NE SUITE 182 KENMORE,WA 98028 VILLA ACADEMY5001 NE 50TH STREET SEATTLE,WA 981052801 VILLAGEREACH601 NORTH 34TH ST SEATTLE,WA 98103 VIRGINIA MASON MEDICAL CENTERPO BOX 1930 D1-MF SEATTLE, WA 98111 VISION HOUSEPO BOX 2951 RENTON,WA 98056
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
6,279
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
48,750
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
201
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
2,835
VITAE CARING FOUNDATIONPO BOX 791 1731 SOUTHRIDGE SUITE D JEFFERSON CITY,MO 65102 VOICES IN WARTIME4509 INTERLAKE AVE N 263 SEATTLE,WA 981036782 VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA INCPO BOX 839 EVERETT,WA 982060839 WA CITIZEN ACTION EDU AND RESEARCH220 S RIVER STREET SEATTLE,WA 98108 WA DC MLK JR NATIONAL MEMORIAL FDN401 F STREET NW SUITE 334 WASHINGTON,DC 20001 WA STATE BUDGET AND POLICY CENTER1402 THIRD AVENUE SUITE 1215 SEATTLE, WA 98101 WAMU 885 FM AMERICAN UNIV RADIO4400 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW BRANDYWINE BLDG WASHINGTON,DC 200168082 WASHINGTON APPLE EDUCATION FDN2900 EUCLID AVENUE WENATCHEE,WA 98801 WASHINGTON AREA WOMENS FOUNDATION1411 K ST NW STE 800 WASHINGTON,DC 200053458 WASHINGTON COUNCIL OFTHE BLINDPO BOX 5636 LYNNWOOD,WA 98046 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
600
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
375
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
90
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
1,275
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
150
NONE
509(A)(1)0R (2)
114
3,055,067,596

WASHINGTON HUMANE SOCIETY 7319 GEORGIA AVE NW WASHINGTON,DC 20012 WASHINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL PTSA2101 SOUTH JACKSON STREET SEATTLE, WA 98144 WASHINGTON STATE FIREFIGHTERS ASSNPMB 117 1910 EAST 4TH AVE OLYMPIA,WA 985064632 WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY FDNPO BOX 641927 PULLMAN,WA 991641927 WASHINGTON TRAILS ASSOCIATION2019 3RD AVENUE SUITE 100 SEATTLE, WA 98121 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY CAMPUS BOX 1082 ONE BROOKINGS DRIVE ST LOUIS, MO 631304899 WASHINGTON WATER TRAILS ASSOCIATION4649 SUNNYSIDE AVENUE N SEATTLE, WA 98103 WASHINGTON WILDERNESS COALITION305 NORTH 83RD STREET SEATTLE, WA 98103 WATER FIRST INTERNATIONALPO BOX 17974 SEATTLE,WA 98127 WATOTO CHILD CARE MINISTRY INC258 CRYSTAL GROVE BLVD LUTZ,FL 335486460 WAVE INC525 SCHOOL STREET SW SUITE 500 WASHINGTON,DC 20024 WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY5475 WOODWARD AVENUE DETROIT, MI 48202 WCNYPO BOX 2400 SYRACUSE,NY 13220
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(a)(1)OR (2)
6,522
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
66
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
450
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,100
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
108
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
75
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
375
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
4,800
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,000
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
915
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
WELLESLEY COLLEGE106 CENTRAL STREET WELLESLEY,MA 02481 WELLS COLLEGERTE 90 AURORA,NY 13026
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
450
Total .
3,055,067,596

WELLSPRING FAMILY SERVICES 1900 RAINIER AVE 5 SEATTLE,WA 98144 WEST COAST CHILDREN'S CLINIC 3301 E 12TH STREET SUITE 259 OAKLAND,CA 94601 WEST END CENTER FOR YOUTHPO BOX 4562 ROANOKE,VA 24015 WEST MERCER PTSA MERCER IS COUNCIL4141 81STREET AVE SE MERCERISLAND,WA 98040 WEST SEATTLE AND FAUNTLEROY YMCA909 FOURTH AVENUE SEATTLE,WA 98104 WEST SEATTLE FOOD BANK3419 SW MORGAN STREET SEATTLE,WA 981262633 WESTERN LANDS PROJECTPO BOX 95545 SEATTLE,WA 981452545 WESTERN WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY FDN516 HIGH STREET MS 9034 BELLINGHAM,WA 98225 WESTSIDE BABY10032 15TH AVENUE SW SEATTLE,WA 98146 WFMUPO BOX 2011 JERSEY CITY, NJ 07303
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
16,155
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,781
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
1,560
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
225
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,050
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
975
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
540
WHIDBEY-CAMANO LAND TRUST 765 WONN ROAD GREENBANK,WA 982536422 WHITE CENTER EMERGENCY FOOD ASSN10829 8TH AVE SW SEATTLE,WA 981462225 WHITE CENTER FOOD BANK10829 8TH AVENUE SW SEATTLE,WA 98146 WHITE HOUSE FELLOWS FOUNDATION1800 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE NW SUITE 400 WASHINGTON,DC 20034 WHITE RIBBON ALLIANCE SAFE MOTHERSONE THOMAS CIRCLE NW SUITE 200 WASHINGTON,DC 20005 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
225
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
825
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
675
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,085
3a
3,055,067,596

WHITMAN COLLEGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES345 BOYER AVE WALLA WALLA,WA 993622067 WIDE HORIZONS FOR CHILDREN INC38 EDGE HILL RD WALTHAM,MA 024511716 WIKIMEDIA FOUNDATIONPO BOX 894879 LOS ANGELES,CA 901894879 WILDERNESS ARTS AND LITERACY COLL695 PARIS ST SAN FRANCISCO,CA 941123511 WILLIAM AND MARY ATHLETIC EDU FDNPO BOX 399 WILLIAMSBURG,VA 23187 WILLIAM I CLINTON PRESIDENTIAL FDN610 PRESIDENT CLINTON AVE FL 2 LITTLE ROCK,AR 72201 WILLIAM MARSH RICE UNIVERSITY6100 MAIN STREET M5 81 HOUSTON,TX 770551892 WILLIAMS COLLEGE75 PARK STREET WILLIAMSTOWN,MA 01267 WING LUKE ASIAN MUSEUM719 SOUTH KING STREET SEATTLE,WA 98104 WITNESS INC80 HANSEN PLACE 5TH FLOOR BROOKLYN,NY 112171506 WOMEN FOR WOMEN INTERNATIONAL4455 CONNECTICUT AVE NW SUITE 200 WASHINGTON,DC 20008 WOMEN'S FUNDING ALLIANCE603 STEWART SUITE 207 SEATTLE,WA 981011229 WOMENS VOICES FORTHE EARTH PO BOX 8743 MISSOULA,MT 59807 WOODLAND PARK ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY601 N 59TH STREET SEATTLE,WA 98103 WORLD AFFAIRS COUNCIL2200 ALASKAN WAY STE 450 SEATTLE,WA 981213600 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
22,780
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,520
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
180
NONE
509(A)(1) OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
60
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
3,150
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
225
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
4,920
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
13,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
39
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
525
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
105
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
5,385
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
4,785
3,055,067,596

WORLD ASSN FOR CHILDREN AND PARENTSPO BOX 88948 SEATTLE,WA 98138 WORLD BICYCLE RELIEF NFP1333 N KINGSBURY ST FL 4 CHICAGO,IL 606227347 WORLD SOCIETY PROTECTION OF ANIMALSLINCOLN PLAZA 89 SOUTH STREET SUITE 201 BOSTON,MA 02111 WORLD VISION INTERNATIONAL PO BOX 9716 FEDERAL WAY,WA 980639716 WORLD WILDLIFE FUND INC1250 24TH STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20037 WORLDTEACH INC79 JOHN F KENNEDY STREET BOX 122 CAMBRIDGE,MA 02138 WSU ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONPO BOX 641927 PULLMAN,WA 991641927 YALE UNIVERSITYPO BOX 2038 NEW HAVEN,CT 065212038
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,614
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,596
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
180
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
20,055
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,085
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,085
YELLOWSTONE TO YUKON CONSERV INITPO BOX 157 BOZEMAN,MT 59771 YMCA-CAMP GRADY SPRUCE9409 GARLAND ROAD SUITE 200 DALLAS,TX 75218 YOGA BEHIND BARSPO BOX 23051 SEATTLE,WA 98102
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
375
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
1,500
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT . . . . . . . . 3a
2,535
YOUNG JEAN LEE THEATER COMPANY1041 BROADWAY 3 BROOKLYN,NY 112212425 YOUNG MENS CHRISTIAN ASSNSEATTLE14230 BEL-RED ROAD BELLEVUE,WA 98007 YOUNG MENS CHRISTIAN ASSNSEATTLE909 FOURTH AVENUE SEATTLE,WA 98104 YOUNG WOMENS CHRISTIAN KING-SNOH1118 5TH AVE SEATTLE,WA 98101 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
600
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
300
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
10,995
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
11,334
3,055,067,596

YOUR PUBLIC RADIO CORPORATION2216 NORTH CHARLES ST BALTIMORE, MD 21218 YOUTH FOR CHRIST USA INC1515 FAIRVIEW AVE SUITE 210 MISSOULA,MT 59801 YOUTH IN FOCUS2100 24TH AVE SOUTH SUITE 310 SEATTLE,WA 981444645 YOUTH THEATER NORTHWESTPO BOX 296 MERCERISLAND,WA 980400296 YOUTH WITH A MISSIONPO BOX 3000 GARDEN VALLEY,TX 757713000 YOUTHCARE2500 NE 54TH STREET SUITE 100 SEATTLE,WA 98105 YWCA SEATTLE KING AND SNOH COUNTIES1118 5TH AVENUE SEATTLE,WA 98101 ZION PREPARATORY ACADEMY 4730 32ND AVE SOUTH SEATTLE,WA 98118 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
9,000
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT - FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT . . . . . . . 3a
3,750
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
5,442
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
450
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
510
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
2,550
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
11,145
NONE
509(A)(1)OR (2)
255
3,055,067,596
Form 990PF Part XV Line 3b - Grants and Contributions Approved for Future Payment
Name and address (home or business) b Approved for future payment

status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO DRAMATICALLY INCREASE THE NUMBER OF ACTIVE SAVINGS ACCOUNTS SERVING LOW INCOME FAMILIES IN THREE ACCION PARTNER MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS IN LATIN AMERICA TO SUPPORT A COUNTRYWIDE PROGRAM TO INSTALL COMPUTERS AND THE INTERNET IN BOTSWANA PUBLIC LIBRARIES FOR FREE PUBLIC USE AND TO TAKE STEPS TO ENSURE THE COMPUTERS ARE USEFUL AND USED TO ENHANCE PEOPLE'S LIVES TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE REDUCTION OF HIV INCIDENCE AND MINIMIZE THE IMPACT OF HIV, AIDS AND TB IN BOTSWANA THROUGH INTEGRATED AND FOCUSED APPROACHES TO PREVENTION AND TREATMENT TO PROMOTE EVIDENCEBASED AND PROVEN HIV PREVENTION PRACTICES AMONG LEADERS IN SUB SAHARAN AFRICAN COUNTRIES TO DEVELOP AND EVALUATE THE IMPACT OFA WEB-BASED PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT MODEL THAT WILL BE USED ALONGSIDE A MORE TRADITIONAL FACE-TOFACE MODEL TO FULLY IMPLEMENT THE RIGOR & READINESS INITIATIVE TO DEVELOP THE CAPACITY OF NGOS WORKING WITHIN EUROPE TO INCREASE INTEREST AND SUPPORT OF GOVERNMENTS AND INSTITUTIONS IN ACHIEVING THREE GLOBAL HEALTH MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS PETER LUBEGA YIGA OF ADHOCWORKS FOUNDATION IN SOUTH AFRICA WILL TEST THE EFFICACY OF SMALL HOUSEHOLD CONTAINERS IN WHICH A NON-TOXIC FORMULATION IS MIXED WITH WATER, RELEASING CARBON DIOXIDE AND ALCOHOL VAPORS AS A WAY TO REPEL MOSQUITOS THE INVESTIGATORS WILL TEST THE DEVICE IN INDEPENDENT FIELD TRIALS TO OPTIMIZE ITS USEFULNESS AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO INSECTICIDES TO SUPPORT A PROJECT TO PROVIDE AGRICULTURAL WEATHER DATA TO SUPPORT TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO ACCOMPANY THE AUREOS HEALTH IN AFRICA FUND PRI TO SUPPORT CAPACITY BUILDING IN AGRICULTURAL AND APPLIED ECONOMICS EDUCATION IN SUBSAHARAN AFRICA TO STRENGTHEN NATIONAL CAPACITIES FOR ADVOCATING FOR AND FINANCING IMMUNIZATION PROGRAMS IN THREE GAVI-ELIGIBLE FRANCOPHONE AFRICAN COUNTRIES TO UNDERSTAND THE BURDEN OF DISEASE FOR CHOLERA IN AFRICA AND BUILD EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT CHOLERA VACCINE ADOPTION THERE TO USE MARKET FORCE AND TECHNOLOGY TO EMPOWER FARMERS TO IMPROVE THE WELLBEING OF THEIR FAMILIES AND COMMUNITIES TO SUPPORT EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES TARGETING REGIONAL NETWORKS OF MSM WORLDWIDE IN ANTICIPATION OF FINDINGS FROM INTERNATIONAL CLINICALTRIALS OF PREEXPOSURE PROPHYLAXIS (PREP) TO DEMONSTRATE A REDUCTION IN COMMUNITY-LEVEL MALARIA INCIDENCE USING A SPATIAL REPELLENT INTERVENTION . . . . . . . . 1113b
1,969,696
NONE
4942(J)(3)
2,750,000
NONE
4942(J)(3)
19,813,113
NONE
4942(J)(3)
1,842,632
ACT INC500 ACT DRIVE IOWA CITY,IA 52243
NONE
509(A)(2)
445,269
ACTIONAID USA1420 K STREET NW SUITE 900 WASHINGTON,DC 20005
NONE
509(A)(1)
534,357
ADHOCWORKS CCBUILDING U6 PINELANDS OFFICE PARK JOHANNESBURG 1645 SF
NONE
FOREIGN NON-EXEMPT
100,000
ADMIN OFTHE TULANE EDU FUND 6823 ST CHARLES AVE NEWORLEANS,LA 70118
NONE
509(A)(1)
129,895
AFRICA HEALTH FUND LLC24 OLD BOND STREET LONDON W1S4QA UK
NONE
FOREIGN NON-EXEMPT
3,000,393
AFRICAN ECONOMIC RESEARCH CONSORTIU3RD FLOOR MEBANK TOWERS MILIMANI RD NAIROBI 200 KE
NONE
509(A)(1)
4,378,549
NONE
FOREIGN NON-EXEMPT
791,026
NONE
FOREIGN NON-EXEMPT
2,890,556
AGRIBUSINESS SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL50 F STREET NW SUITE 1075 WASHINGTON,DC 20001
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 1
2,550,901
AIDS PROJECT LOS ANGELES INC 611 S KINGSLEY DRIVE LOS ANGELES,CA 90005
NONE
509(A)(1)
500,000
ALERT ASIAGEDUNG EIJKMAN JL DIPONEGORO 69 JAKARTA 10430 ID
NONE
FOREIGN NON-EXEMPT
1,249,425
Total .
1,581,128,396

ALLIANCE FOR GREEN REV IN AFRICAEDEN SQ BLOCK 1 5TH FL PO BOX 66773 NAIROBI 800 KE
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO DEVELOP A STRONG AGRICULTURAL POLICY SUPPORT SYSTEM IN AFRICA THAT WILL RAISE INCO MES, AND ASSURE HOUSEHOLD AND NATIONAL FOOD SECURITY TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF A VOLUNTARY FRAMEWORK OF ACCOUNTABILITY THAT WILL ALLOW COMMUNITY COLLEGES TO TRACK PROGRESS AND SET BENCHMARKS FOR ACHIEVEMENT OF COLLEGE COMPLETION TO SUPPORT ORIGINAL RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS TO INFLUENCE THE NATIONAL EDUCATION DEBATES AND CREATE A SUPPORTIVE POLICY ENVIRONMENT FOR DYNAMIC REFORM TO SHARE VITAL AGRICULTURAL INFORMATION OVER THE RADIO TO ENHANCE THE LIVELIHOODS OF SMALLHOLDER FARMERS IN AFRICA TO SEEK, SUPPORT, STUDY, SUSTAIN, AND SHARE SUCCESSFUL TEACHER-AND UNIONLED REFORM EFFORTS TO IMPROVE PUBLIC EDUCATION AND RAISE STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT TO PROMOTE EVIDENCEBASED TOBACCO CONTROL IN SUBSAHARAN AFRICA IN ORDERTO PREVENT AN EPIDEMIC OFTOBACCOCAUSED DEATH AND DISEASE IN THE REGION TO ADMINISTER A COMPREHENSIVE STUDY TO ASSESS THE EXTENT OF PUBLIC ACCESS COMPUTING, INTERNET CONNECTIVITY AND RELATED SERVICES, AND TO UNDERSTAND SPECIFIC IMPACTS OF PUBLIC LIBRARY FUNDING CHANGES ON COMPUTERBASED SERVICES IN PUBLIC LIBRARIES TO SUPPORT A COLLEGE AND CAREER READINESS AND SUCCESS PROJECT FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
10,454,211
AM ASSOC OF COMMUNITY COLLEGESONE DUPONT CIRCLE NW SUITE 410 WASHINGTON,DC 20036
NONE
509(A)(2)
235,070
AM ENTERPRISE INST PUBLIC PLCY RES1150 17TH ST NW WASHINGTON,DC 20036
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,644,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
6,768,022
AMER FEDERATION OFTEACHERS EDU FDN555 NEW JERSEY AVENUE NW WASHINGTON,DC 20001
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 1
550,000
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY INC NATIONAL HOME OFFICE 250 WILLIAMS STREET ATLANTA,GA 30303
NONE
509(A)(1)
4,000,000
AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION50 E HURON STREET CHICAGO,IL 60611
NONE
509(A)(2)
1,157,271
AMERICAN YOUTH POLICY FORUM 1836 JEFFERSON PLACE NW WASHINGTON,DC 20036 ARCHDIOCESE OFSEATTLE710 9TH AVE SEATTLE, WA 98104 ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION4 STATE CAPITOL MALL LITTLE ROCK,AR 72201
NONE
509(A)(1)
613,879
NONE
509(A)(1)
50,000
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT A MODEL COMMON DEFINITION OF TEACHER OF RECORD AND STANDARD BUSINESS PROCESS FOR LINKING AND VALIDATING TEACHER AND STUDENT DATA AT THE SEA LEVEL AND A REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLE OF DISTRICTS TO IMPROVE INTERNET CONNECTIONS IN ARKANSAS PUBLIC LIBRARIES LACKING HIGH-SPEED BROADBAND TODAY AND ESTABLISH SUSTAINABILITY STRATEGIES THAT WILL SUPPORT THE PROVISION AND IMPROVEMENT OF CONNECTIVITY OVER TIME TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OFA COMPLETION FOCUSED COMMUNITY COLLEGE TRUSTEE TO BUILD THE NECESSARY CAPACITY, PROCESSES, AND TOOLS THAT WILL LAY A STRONG FOUNDATION TO ACCELERATE THE DISTRICT'S HUMAN CAPITAL REFORM WORK TO ENHANCE THE UNDERSTANDING OF THE SCALED HIV PREVENTION RESPONSE AMONG INJECTING DRUG USERS IN INDIA SO AS TO ACCELERATE HIV PREVENTION COVERAGE IN INDIA AND GLOBALLY AND TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE KNOWLEDGE NETWORK TO BRING PROGRAMMATIC LEARNINGS RELATED TO HIV PREVENTION AMONGST INJECTING DRUG USERS TO A WIDER AUDIENCE FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
300,000
ARKANSAS STATE LIBRARY1 CAPITOL MALL 5TH FLOOR LITTLE ROCK,AR 72201
NONE
170(C)(1)
326,453
ASSN OF COMMUNITY COLLEGE TRUSTEES1233 20TH ST NW STE 301 WASHINGTON,DC 20036
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,378,820
ATLANTA PUBLIC SCHOOLS130 TRINITY AVENUE S W ATLANTA,GA 30303
NONE
170(C)(1)
10,000,000
AUSTRALIAN INTL HEALTH INSTITUTEU OF MELBOURNE GD FL 187 GRATTAN ST VICTORIA 3010 AS
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
886,153
AVINA AMERICAS INC1314 RHODE ISLAND AVE NW SUITE 2 WASHINGTON,DC 20005 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)
500,000
. 1113b
1,581,128,396
individual,
show any
status of
recipient
contribution
relationship to any foundation

manager
or substantial contributor b Approved for future payment

BAIF DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH FDNDR MANIBHAI DESAI NAGAR NH4 PUNE,MH 411058 IN NONE REV PROC 92-94 TO INCREASE THE INCOMES OF SMALL FARMERS AND PROVE A MODEL FOR FINANCIALLY SUSTAINABLE DAIRY INPUT DELIVERY BY ESTABLISHING CATTLE DEVELOPMENT CENTERS UTILIZING DIFFERENT OPERATIONAL AND FINANCIAL APPROACHES, AND RIGOROUSLY EVALUATING AND DISSEMINATING THE RESULTS TO INCREASE THE COMMITMENT OFTHE SPANISH GOVERNMENT, THE PRIVATE SECTOR AND OTHER INSTITUTIONS TO REACH THE HEALTH RELATED MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS TO IMPROVE TECHNOLOGY ACCESS IN LIBRARIES SERVING LOW-INCOME PATRONS AND ESTABLISH SUSTAINABLE LOCAL FUNDING TO SUPPORT THE ONGOING PROVISION OF THIS SERVICE TO SUPPORT THE PROMOTION, EDUCATION, COORDINATION, AND ALIGNMENT OF NATIONAL GRANTEES AND STATE ADVOCATE PRIORITIES, LEADERS, AND CHAMPIONS ON THE COMPREHENSIVE BIRTH FOR VULNERABLE CHILDREN TO REVERSE THE GLOBAL EPIDEMIC OFTOBACCO USE 3,914,835
BARCELONA CTR FOR INTL HEALTH RESROSSELLO 132 BARCELONA 8036 SP
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
1,172,299
NONE
509(A)(2)
81,062
BIRTH TO FIVE POLICY ALLIANCE1111 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NW WASHINGTON,DC 20004
NONE
509(A)(1)
250,000
BLOOMBERG FAMILY FOUNDATION1440 BROADWAY 23RD FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10018 BOARD OF REGENTS U OF WISC SYSTEM21 N PARK ST SUITE 6401 MADISON,WI 537151218 BOARD OF REGENTS U OF WISC SYSTEM21 N PARK ST STE 6401 MADISON,WI 537151218
NONE
509(A)
3,000,000
NONE
170(C)(1)
FOR HIGH-THROUGHPUT ANALYSIS OF AVIAN INFLUENZA VARIANTS FOR PANDEMIC POTENTIAL TO SUPPORT EVALUATION OF RANDOMIZED TRAIL EXAMINING THE EFFECTS OF NEED-BASED AID ON COMPLETION TO EXPAND THE FAFSA EXPERIMENT, A PROJECT DESIGNED TO HELP FAMILIES COMPLETE THE FEDERAL FINANCIAL AID FORM TO RESEARCH A TARGET GROUP OF LOW-INCOME STUDENTS WHO ARE VERY HIGH-ACHIEVING IN HIGH SCHOOL BUT WHO TEND TO HAVE WEAK COLLEGERELATED OUTCOMES, WHICH WILL SPECIFICALLY TEST SEVERAL INTERVENTIONS DESIGNED TO HELP STUDENTS NEGOTIATE THE COLLEGE APPLICATION PROCESS, THE FINANCIAL AID SYSTEM, AND THE FINANCIAL/JO B-RELATED ISSUES LIKELY TO ARISE WHEN STUDENTS ARE IN COLLEGE TO DEVELOP PREDICTIVE PHARMACOKINETIC/PHARMACODYNAMIC MODELS DESCRIBING ANTIRETROVIRAL CONCENTRATION-TIME PROFILES IN THE PLASMA AND THE FEMALE GENITAL TRACT FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
6,590,589
NONE
170(C)(1)
219,140
NONE
509(A)(1)
349,565
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,192,139
BOARD OF TRUSTEES U OF AL BIRMINGHMUNIVERSITY STATION BIRMINGHAM,AL 35294
NONE
170(C)(1)
282,839
BOOK-IT REPERTORY THEATRE305 HARRISON ST SEATTLE, WA 98109 BOSTON U TRUSTEES OF BOSTON UCENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL HEALTH BUSPH BOSTON,MA 02118
NONE
509(A)(2)
60,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO EVALUATE THE EFFICACY OF 4% CHLORHEXIDINE UMBILICAL CORD WASH COMPARED TO DRY CORD CARE FORTHE REDUCTION OF NEONATAL MORTALITY IN SOUTHERN PROVINCE, ZAMBIA TO SUPPORT A PROGRAM FOR CAPACITY BUILDING FOR DISASTER MANAGEMENT AND RESPONSE TO DEVELOP A STRATEGIC FRAMEWORK FOR SCALING UP THE DELIVERY OF HIV PREVENTION TO IDENTIFY PROTEIN BIOMARKERS FOR FUTURE DEVELOPMENT INTO RAPID DIAGNOSTIC TESTS TO DISTINGUISH BACTERIAL PNEUMONIA, VIRAL PNEUMONIA AND MALARIA IN CHILDREN IN RURAL AFRICA BASED ON AN INEXPENSIVE BLOOD TEST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1113b
6,086,787
BRAC USA INC11 EAST 44TH STREET SUITE 1600 NEW YORK,NY 10017
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,536,512
BRIGHAM AND WOMEN'S HOSPITAL75 FRANCIS STREET BOSTON,MA 021156110 BROAD INSTITUTE INC7 CAMBRIDGE CENTER CAMBRIDGE,MA 02142
NONE
509(A)(1)
493,429
NONE
509(A)(1)
987,449
Total .
1,581,128,396

status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO IMPROVE MEDIA COVERAGE OF SECONDARY AND POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION TO SUPPORT EFFORTS AIMED AT REDUCING FAMILY HOMELESSNESS
262,707
BUILDING CHANGES2014 EAST MADISON SUITE 200 SEATTLE, WA 98122 BURLINGTON-EDISON SCHOOL DISTRICT927 EAST FAIRHAVEN AVENUE BURLINGTON,WA 98233
NONE
509(A)(1)
4,200,000
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO SUPPORT SCHOOL DISTRICTS' EFFORTS TO BE EFFECTIVE AND INNOVATIVE IN CONNECTING TO EARLY LEARNING PARTNERS IN THEIR COMMUNITIES, AND IMPROVING ALIGNMENT TO SUPPORT HIGH QUALITY PROGRAMS ACROSS EARLY LEARNING AND INTO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TO SUPPORT A PROJECT THAT STREAMLINES THE VARIATION IN INDIVIDUAL COLLEGE PLACEMENT ASSESSMENTS IN CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGES, PROVIDES A MECHANISM TO COLLEGE STUDENT PLACEMENT DATA, AND SEEKS TO REDUCE THE COSTS TO COLLEGES FOR PLACEMENT TESTING ACROSS CALIFORNIA'S COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM TO REFINE AND SCALE THE DIGITAL BRIDGE ACADEMY ACCELERATED MODEL AND A DDRESS THE LOGJAM OF DEVELOPMENTAL EDUCATION TO DEVELOP A NOVEL VECTOR FOR HIV VACCINES BASED ON NON-INTEGRATING LENTIVIRUS VECTORS THAT DIRECTLY TARGET THE SPECIALIZED CELLS THAT PRESENT ANTIGENS TO THE IMMUNE SYSTEM TO ADAPT AND DEVELOP BOTTLENECK COMMUNITY COLLEGE COURSES AND SCALE ADOPTION TO DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT A MODEL COMMON DEFINITION OF TEACH ER O F RECO RD AND STANDARD BUSINESS PROCESS FOR LINKING AND VALIDATING TEACHER AND STUDENT DATA AT THE SEA LEVEL TO ENHANCE DEGREE COMPLETION FOR LOWINCOME YOUNG ADULTS THROUGH THE PUBLISHING OF NEW POLICY PAPERS, STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT, AND MEDIA OUTREACH TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OFAN EDUCATION COMPONENT ON THE POVERTYFOCUSED WEBSITE, SPOTLIGHT, AND INCREASE AWARENESS ABOUT THE LINK BETWEEN EDUCATION AND ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY TO CREATE A POLICY CENTER AT CLASP DEDICATED TO PROMOTING FEDERAL AND STATE POLICIES THAT HELP UNDERREPRESENTED STUDENTS EARN MARKETABLE POSTSECONDARY CREDENTIALS TO TRACK STATE PROGRESS ON ADOPTION/IMPLEMENTATION OF COLLEGE-READY STANDARDS AND ALIGNED ASSESSMENT THROUGH AN ANNUAL PUBLIC REPORT TO BUILD A SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT TO ADDRESS HIV/AIDS
227,830
BUTTE COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION3536 BUTTE CAMPUS DR OROVILLE,CA 95965
NONE
509(A)(1)
141,012
CABRILLO COLLEGE FOUNDATION6500 SOQUEL DR APTOS,CA 95003
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 3 FI
1,520,427
CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY1200 E CALIFORNIA BLVD PASADENA,CA 91125
NONE
509(A)(1)
911,079
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,656,901
CELT CORPORATION65 WEST BOSTON POST ROAD MARLBOROUGH,MA 01752
NONE
US NONEXEMPT
1,061,375
NONE
509(A)(1)
544,340
NONE
509(A)(1)
99,999
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,000,000
CENTER ON EDUCATION POLICY 1001 CONNECTICUT AVENUE NW SUITE 522 WASHINGTON,DC 20036
NONE
509(A)(1)
586,995
CENTRE FOR ADVOCACY AND RESEARCHF19 3 FL DESHBANDHU COLL RD KALKAJI NEW DELHI,DL 110019 IN CENTRE HOSPITALIER AFFILIE U QUEBECKASTURBHAI LALBHAI CAMPUS UNIV RD QUEBEC,QC G154L8 CA
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
1,901,057
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
TO ASSESS HIV TRANSMISSION DYNAMICS AND THE COLLECTIVE IMPACT OFALL HIV PREVENTION PROGRAMMING IN THE INDIAN STATES OF ANDHRA PRADESH AND KARNATAKA, AND TO ENHANCE THE ANALYTICAL CAPACITY OF KEY INDIAN INSTITUTIONS TO CARRY ON WITH SIMILAR WORK IN THE FUTURE TO FURTHER DEVELOP THE DNA/NYVAC HIV VACCINE PLATFORM
2,168,279
CENTRE HOSPITALIER UNIV VAUDOISRUE DU BUGNON 46 LAUSANNE 1011 SZ Total . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
2,567,175
. 1113b
1,581,128,396

EDMONDS SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 1520420 68TH AVE W LYNNWOOD,WA 980367400
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO SUPPORT DISTRICTS IN THEIR EFFORTS TO IMPROVE SCHOOL READINESS TO DEVELOP A NEW HANDHELD GAME AND A NEWSTRANDOF RESEARCH THAT SPECIFICALLY TARGETS THE NEEDS OF STRUGGLING MIDDLE GRADES READERS TO DEVELOP A SET OF OPEN-SOURCE LITERACY COURSES THAT ALIGN TO NATIONAL COMMON STATE STANDARDS TO SUPPORT MEDIA COVERAGE OFTHE EDUCATION COMPONENTS OF AMERICAN RECOVERY AND RECONSTRUCTION ACT THROUGH THE CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE OF THE STIMULUS TRACKER WEBSITE TO SUPPORT EARLY LEARNING INITIATIVES IN YAKIMA, WA TO SUPPORT AND COMPLEMENT THE NATIONAL AIDS CONTROL PROGRAM PHASE III BY ESTABLISHING AND TRANSFERRING A SUSTAINABLE MODEL OF HIV PREVENTION IMPACT FOR THE HIGH RISK GROUPS TO DEMONSTRATE AND LEVERAGE THE UPTAKE OF SCALABLE MODELS OF DELIVERY AND NEWBORN CARE IN COMMUNITIES IN RURAL ETHIOPIA TO IMPROVE MATERNAL AND NEWBORN SURVIVAL AND WELL-BEING TO SUPPORT EFINA'S INNOVATION FUND TO PROMOTE SAVINGS AND BRANCHLESS BANKING FORTHE POOR IN NIGERIA TO IMPROVE AID EFFECTIVENESS IMPLEMENTATION AND POVERTY REDUCTION PROGRAMS BY SUPPORTING RESEARCH ON THE POLICIES AND PRACTICES BEHIND EFFECTIVE AID PROGRAMS TO BRING THE ISSUE OF LATINO COLLEGE DEGREE COMPLETION TO THE FOREFRONT OF PUBLIC ATTENTION AND TO EQUIP HIGHER EDUCATION STAKEHOLDERS WITH STRATEGIES TO ACCELERATE LATINO COLLEGE DEGREE COMPLETION TO PROVIDE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE IN DEVELOPING STI CONTROL STRATEGIES IN INDIA TO EVALUATE THE SHANG RING, A NOVEL CHINESE DEVICE FOR VOLUNTARY MEDICAL MALE CIRCUMCISION, IN ORDER TO IMPROVE THE PROVISION OF MALE CIRCUMCISION SERVICES FOR HIV PREVENTION IN AFRICA TO BUILD THE CAPACITY OF RURAL WOMEN IN MALAWI AND MOZAMBIQUE TO ADVOCATE FOR EFFECTIVE RURAL DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES THAT MEET THEIR NEEDS TO CONDUCT A PHASE I HIV VACCINE STUDY THAT WILL COMPARE THE IMMUNOGENICITY OF DIFFERENT CENTRALIZED GENE (ENV) CONSTRUCTS TO INITIATE A MORE COMPREHENSIVE FOLLOW-UP GRANT PROGRAM TO DISCOVER NOVEL VECTOR-BASED APPROACHES TO PREVENT DISEASE TRANSMISSION AND ENCOURAGE THEIR TRANSLATION THROUGH INITIAL PROOF OF PRINCIPLE . . . . . . . . . 1113b
267,026
EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT CENTER INC55 CHAPEL STREET NEWTON,MA 02458
NONE
509(A)(1)
625,323
EDUCATION TRUST INC1250 H STREET NW SUITE 700 WASHINGTON,DC 20005
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,020,239
EDUCATION WRITERS ASSOCIATION2122 P STREET NW SUITE 201 WASHINGTON,DC 20037
NONE
509(A)(2)
23,634
EDUCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 10533 5 2ND AVENUE YAKIMA,WA 98902 EMMANUEL HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION808/92 DEEPALI BUILDING NEHRU PLACE NEW DELHI 248179 IN
NONE
170(C)(1)
2,023,313
NONE
FOREIGN NON-EXEMPT
6,245,500
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,163,298
ENHANCING FINANCIAL INNOVATIONFIRST MUTUAL PLAZA 2ND FLOOR LAGOS OON/A NI
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
1,927,983
EURO NTWK ON DEBT AND DEVELOPMENT18-26 RUE DEDIMBOURG BRUSSELS B1050 BE
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
1,042,957
EXCELENCIA IN EDUCATION1752 N ST NW 6TH FLOOR WASHINGTON,DC 20036
NONE
509(A)(1)
210,813
NONE
509(A)(2)
3,000,000
NONE
509(A)(2)
3,940,697
FANRPAN141 CRESSWELL ST WEAVIND PARK 0184 PRETORIA 0127 SF
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
600,150
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,373,104
NONE
509(A)(1)
16,500,000
Total .
1,581,128,396

IB FUND US INC475 RIVERSIDE DRIVE NEWYORK,NY 10115
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE MIDDLE YEARS PROGRAM SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT TO IMPROVE TECHNOLOGY ACCESS IN LIBRARIES SERVING LOW-INCOME PATRONS AND ESTABLISH SUSTAINABLE LOCAL FUNDING TO SUPPORT THE ONGOING PROVISION OF THIS SERVICE TO SUPPORT THE DELIVERY OF COSTEFFECTIVE SCHOOL FEEDING PROGRAMS IN AFRICA THAT PROMOTES LOCAL AGRICULTURE AND BENEFIT SMALL-HOLDER FARMERS TO EVALUATE THE IMPACT OF TOPICAL APPLICATION OF EMOLLIENT(S) FOR PREVENTION OF NEONATAL INFECTIONS, AND MORTALITY (ASIA AND AFRICA) TO IMPROVE TECHNOLOGY ACCESS IN LIBRARIES SERVING LOW-INCOME PATRONS AND ESTABLISH SUSTAINABLE LOCAL FUNDING TO SUPPORT THE ONGOING PROVISION OF THIS SERVICE TO ESTABLISH A NETWORK OF SUCCESSFUL DEVELOPING COUNTRY CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICERS WHO ARE USING THEIR BUSINESSES TO DRAMATICALLY REDUCE POVERTY TO TEST THE IMPACT OF SAVINGS ACCOUNTS ON BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AND HOUSEHOLD WELFARE FOR CAPACITY BUILDING EFFORTS AND TO DESIGN AND PREPARE CAMPUSBASED PILOTS FOR IMPLEMENTATION TO SUPPORT POLICY RESEARCH, THE PATHWAYS TO COLLEGE NETWORK, AND STRATEGIC PLANNING EFFORTS TO PROVIDE K-12 AND POST-SECONDARY STIMULUS-RELATED INFORMATION TO BUSINESS LEADERS AND CHAMBER EXECUTIVES, AND TO SUPPORT THE COALITION FOR STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT'S WORK TO KEEP ARRA EDUCATION DOLLARS AND GUIDANCE FOCUSED ON SCHOOL REFORM TO SUPPORT THE REGIONAL ELIMINATION PROGRAM IN SOUTH ASIA BY GETTING A SAFE AND EFFECTIVE TREATMENT FOR VISCERAL LEISHMANIASIS, PAROMOMYCIN INTRAMUSCULAR INJECTION, REGISTERED AND ADOPTED BY THE GOVERNMENTS OF BANGLADESH AND NEPAL FOR INDUSTRIALIZATION/SCALE -UP OF BIOSYNTHETIC MALARIA DRUG WITH SANOFI TRANSITION SUCCESSFUL GENETIC PLATFORM ORGANISM TO COMMERCIAL FERMENTATION SCALE-UP WITH SANOFI AVENTIS FOR BIOSYNTHETIC ARTEMISININ TO DESIGN AND DEVELOP A PHASE 3 CLINICAL TRIAL TRAINING AND MENTORSHIP PROGRAM IN INDIA TO SUPPORT A GLOBAL KNOWLEDGE HUB FOR COMMUNITY-LED TOTAL SANITATION, INCLUDING NETWORKING AND DISSEMINATION, WO RKSH O PS, A N D A WEBSITE TO ENSURE AN ENVIRONMENT OF INCREASED RESOURCES THAT ALLOWS THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE BASIC HUMAN RIGHT FOR INDIVIDUALS TO MAKE FREE AND INFORMED CHOICES IN THEIR REPRODUCTIVE LIVES AND TO HAVE ACCESS TO HIGH QUALITY INFORMATION, EDUCATION,AND HEALTH SERVICES . . . . . . . . . . 1113b
2,001,560
ILLINOIS SECRETARY OF STATE 300 S SECOND STREET SPRINGFIELD,IL 62701
NONE
170(C)(1)
480,042
IMPERIAL COLLEGE LONDON LEVEL 1 FACULTY BLDG 5 KENSINGTON LONDON SW72AZ UK
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
7,488,012
INCLEN INC3600 MARKET SREET SUITE 380 PHILADELPHIA,PA 191042644
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,736,639
INDIANA STATE LIBRARY140 N SENATE AVENUE INDIANAPOLIS,IN 462042296
NONE
170(C)(1)
244,063
INITIATIVE FOR GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT1215 FOURTH AVENUE SUITE 650 SEATTLE,WA 98161
NONE
509(A)(1)
949,921
INNOVATIONS FOR POVERTY ACTION101 WHITNEY AVENUE 2ND FLOOR NEW HAVEN,CT 06511
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,000,000
INST FOR COLLEGE ACCESS AND SUCCESS2054 UNIVERSITY AVE SUITE 500 BERKELEY,CA 94704
NONE
509(A)(1)
751,962
INST FOR HIGHER EDUCATION POLICY1320 19TH STREET NW SUITE 400 WASHINGTON,DC 20036
NONE
509(A)(2)
841,494
INSTITUTE FOR COMPETITIVE WORKFORCE1615 H STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20062
NONE
509(A)(1)
168,491
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,049,216
NONE
509(A)(1)
10,319,323
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,801,910
INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIESUNIVERSITY OF SUSSEX BRIGHTON BN19RE UK
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
153,676
INTER-EURPN PRLMTY FORUM ON POP DEV23 RUE MONTOYER BRUSSELS 1000 BE
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
512,245
Total .
1,581,128,396

INTERFAITH EDUCATION FUND INC1106 CLAYTON LN STE 120W AUSTIN,TX 78723
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SCALE SUPPORTED LABOR MARKET INTERMEDIARIES IN TEXAS, AND SUPPORT COLLEGE COMPLETION MESSAGING AND ADVOCACY TO MAKE BASELINE RESEARCH ON MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION HABITS AVAILABLE VIA THE INTERNET TO HELP IMPROVE PUBLIC PROJECTS AND PROGRAMS THAT HAVE COMMUNICATIONS OR MEDIA AS KEY ELEMENTS TO PROVIDE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO GOVERNMENTS ON THE BEST WAY TO INTERACT WITH THE PRIVATE SECTOR TO ESTABLISH SUSTAINABLE MODELS FOR HIV PREVENTION FOR ALL KPS (KEY POPULATIONS) AND CREATE OPPORTUNITIES FOR THEM TO LIVE HEALTHY AND PRODUCTIVE LIVES TO REDUCE THE BURDEN OF CHOLERA IN ENDEMIC AND EPIDEMIC SETTINGS WITH THE USE OFA SINGLE DOSE REGIMEN OF THE KILLED ORAL CHOLERA VACCINE DEVELOPED BY IVI AND RECENTLY LICENSED IN INDIA BY SHANTHA BIOTECHNICS TO BUILD ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE TO UNDERSTAND WHERE TYPHOID VACCINE IS NEEDED IN AFRICA AND ACCELERATE ITS DELIVERY WHERE NEEDED TO SUPPORT RESEARCH THAT WILL CLARIFY THE LINKS BETWEEN MEDIA DEVELOPMENT AND BROAD DEVELOPMENT GOALS TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY AND POLICY RELEVANCE OF AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS IN SUBSAHARAN AFRICA TO SUPPORT A STUDY OF BUSINESS INDICATORS FOR SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA FOR EXPENDITURE TRACKING AND OTHER ANALYTICS TO SUPPORT AGRICULTURAL POLICY AND FINANCE PLANNING IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA TO DEVELOP AND DISSEMINATE BEST PRACTICES IN THE WATER, SANITATION, AND HYGIENE SECTOR BY SUPPORTING THE WATER AND SANITATION PROGRAM TO IMPROVE LIVESTOCK DATA SYSTEMS TO ENHANCE DECISIONMAKING FOR GREATER IMPACT ON POOR SMALLHOLDER LIVESTOCK KEEPERS TO SUPPORT PROOF OF CONCEPT FORTHE HEALTH INSURANCE CHALLENGE FUND TO UNDERSTAND THE IMPACT OF LARGE SCALE INTERVENTIONS USING CHOLERA VACCINE OR PROMOTING HYGIENE AND USE OF SAFE WATER IN REDUCING THE HIGH BURDEN OF SEVERE DEHYDRATING DIARRHEA REQUIRING HOSPITALIZATION IN RESOURCE POOR, CHOLERA PRONE URBAN SETTING IN DHAKA CITY SO AS TO IMPLEMENT A NATIONWIDE PROGRAM FOR BANGLADESH TO BOOST THE INCOMES OF SMALL-HOLDER FARMERS IN MOISTUREDEFICIENT AREAS OF SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA AND SOUTH ASIA BY INCREASING THEIR YIELDS OF SORGHUM, PEARL MILLET, AND FINGER MILLET . . . . . . . . . 1113b
477,108
INTERMEDIA SURVEY INSTITUTE 1401 NEWYORK AVENUE NW WASHINGTON,DC 20005
NONE
509(A)(1)
147,219
INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CORPORATION1818 H STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20433
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
5,500,000
INTERNATIONAL HIV-AIDS ALLIANCEQUEENSBERRY HOUSE 104-109 QUEENS RD BRIGHTON BN13XF UK
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
9,905,496
NONE
509(A)(1)
4,630,135
NONE
509(A)(1)
5,493,675
INTERNEWS NETWORK INCPO BOX 4448 ARCATA,CA 955181118
NONE
509(A)(1)
195,126
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
189,850
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
1,650,000
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
3,450,000
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
1,000,000
INTL BANK RECONSTRUCTION AND DEV 1818 H STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20433
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
1,547,211
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
3,990,371
INTL CENTRE FOR DIARRHOEAL DISEASEGPO BOX 128 MOKHALI DHAKA 1000 BG
NONE
509(A)(1)
10,110,253
INTL CROPS RES INST SEMIARID TROPCSPATANCHERU 502324 ANDHRA PREDESH 500072 IN
NONE
509(A)(1)
13,500,000
Total .
1,581,128,396

INTL CROPS RES INST SEMIARID TROPCSPATANCHERU 502324 ANDHRA PREDESH 500072 IN
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO INCREASE THE AVAILABILITY OF LONGITUDINAL DISTRICT-, HOUSEHOLD-, INDIVIDUAL-, AND FIELDLEVEL DATA TO DEVELOP SMALL-PLOT WATER TECHNOLOGIES, TECHNOLOGY MARKETS, AND CONNECT FARMERS TO FRUIT AND VEGETABLE MARKETS IN ETHIOPIA, ZAMBIA, NEPAL, AND MYANMAR TO PROVIDE NUTRITION AND ECONOMIC RESEARCH SUPPORT FOR GRAND CHALLENGE PROJECTS TO PROVIDE A SIGNIFICANTLY IMPROVED PLATFORM FOR INTEGRATED MODELING AND SCENARIO DEVELOPMENT TO BUILD PARTNERSHIPS BETWEEN COMMUNITY FEDERATIONS, CITIES, AND STATES FOR NATIONAL SLUM DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM TO STUDY BREEDING FOR CASSAVA BROWN STREAK AND MOSAIC DISEASE TOLERANCE IN TANZANIA AND UGANDA TO DEVELOP SUITABLE FORMULATIONS FOR NEW PREP CANDIDATES
7,704,914
INTL DEVELOPMENT ENTERPRISES 10403 WEST COLFAX AVENUE SUITE 500 LAKEWOOD,CO 80215
NONE
509(A)(2)
400,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,748,950
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,530,317
INTL INST FOR ENVIRONMENT AND DEVEL3 ENDSLEIGH STREET LONDON WC1HODD UK
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,147,469
INTL INST OFTROPICAL AGRICULTUREIITA CAROLYN HOUSE 26 DINGWALL RD CROYDON CR93EE UK INTL PARTNERSHIP FOR MICROBICIDES8401 COLESVILLE ROAD SUITE 200 SILVER SPRING, MD 20910 INTL PLANT GENETIC RESOURCES INSTVIA DEI THE DENARI 472/A 00057 MCRS ROME IT INTRAHEALTH INTERNATIONAL 201 TIMBERHILL PLACE CHAPEL HILL, NC 27514
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,734,820
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,117,752
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO MEASURE AND ASESS THE IMPACTS OFTHE DIFFUSION OF IMPROVED CROP VARIETIES IN AFRICA TO DEVELOP COST EFFECTIVE INTEGRATED INTERVENTIONS FOR INCREASED CONTRACEPTIVE PREVALENCE RATES (CPR) AMONG THE URBAN POOR IN SENEGAL TO LEARN HOWTO BEST IMPLEMENT COSTEFFECTIVE PACKAGES OF MATERNAL AND NEWBORN CARE IN UTTAR PRADESH, INDIA BUILDING ON THE NRHM TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF RAPID ECONOMICAL POINT OF CARE ASSAY SYSTEMS THAT CAN BE UTILIZED BY THE DEVELOPING WORLD TO PROVIDE STATELEVEL POLICY AND COMMUNICATIONS SUPPORT TO STATES SEEKING TO RAPIDLY IMPLEMENT THE COMMON CORE TO DEVELOP COST EFFECTIVE INTEGRATED INTERVENTIONS FOR INCREASED CONTRACEPTIVE PREVALENCE RATES (CPR) AMONG THE URBAN POOR IN KENYA TO EVALUATE THE EFFICACY OF4% CHLORHEXIDINE UMBILICAL CORD WASH COMPARED TO PLACEBO FORTHE REDUCTION OF NEONATAL MORTALITY IN PEMBA,TANZANIA TO ENABLE COUNTRIES TO ACHIEVE UNIVERSAL ACCESS TO FAMILY PLANNING, IN AN EFFORT TO IMPROVE THE POLICY AND REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT FOR AN INCREASE OF FUNDING OF FAMILY PLANNING PROGRAMS . . . . . . . . . 1113b
1,847,726
NONE
509(A)(1)
6,999,828
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,982,845
IONIAN TECHNOLOGIES INC3595 JOHN HOPKINS COURT SAN DIEGO,CA 92121
NONE
US NONEXEMPT
1,378,991
JAMES B HUNT INST EDU LEADERSHIP1000 PARK FORTY PLAZA SUITE 280 DURHAM, NC 27713
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 1
2,338,781
JHPIEGO CORPORATION1615 THAMES STREET BALTIMORE,MD 21231
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 2
18,099,499
NONE
509(A)(1)
4,445,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
5,000,000
Total .
1,581,128,396

JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY111 MARKETPLACE SUITE 310 BALTIMORE,MD 21202
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO DEVELOP COST EFFECTIVE INTEGRATED INTERVENTIONS FOR INCREASED CONTRACEPTIVE PREVALENCE RATES (CPR) AMONG THE URBAN POOR IN NIGERIA TO REDUCE THE BURDEN OF CHILDHOOD PNEUMONIA IN A HIGH ENDEMIC URBAN SETTING THROUGH THE STRATEGIC USE OF INFLUENZA VACCINE, WITH THE AIM OF REDUCING CLINICAL PNEUMONIA, HOSPITALIZATION, AND OTHER COMPLICATIONS TO ASSESS THE AVAHAN AIDS PREVENTION PROJECT IN TERMS OF ITS SUCCESS IN TRANSITIONING THE PROGRAM SO THAT IT BECOMES PART OF INDIA'S NATIONAL HIV/AIDS RESPONSE AND INFLUENCES HIV POLICY IN INDIA AND GLOBALLY, SO AS TO BOTH INFORM PROCESSES IN INDIA AND GENERATE GLOBAL LEARNING THAT CAN INFORM SIMILAR PROCESSES ELSEWHERE TO IDENTIFY AND QUANTITATE BIOMARKERS THAT CAN BE USED TO ASSESS IMPACT OF MICRO NUTRIENT INTERVENTIONS TO DEVELOP AN ADULT MOSQUITO-BASED SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM TO ACCURATELY PREDICT DENGUE EPIDEMICS, FOR USE IN ENDEMIC COUNTRIES TO IDENTIFY AND IMPROVE SPECIFIC SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT PRACTICES THAT ENABLE COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS TO PROVIDE TREATMENT TO SICK CHILDREN IN THE COMMUNITY IN FOUR COUNTRIES IN SUBSAHARAN AFRICA TO IDENTIFY AND DOCUMENT EXISTING AND NEW PROMISING INTERVENTIONS LEADING TO IMPROVED AND SUSTAINED ROUTINE IMMUNIZATION SYSTEM PERFORMANCE IN SUBSAHARAN AFRICA, AND TRANSLATE EVIDENCEBASED SOLUTIONS INTO CLEAR AND FOCUSED OPTIONS FOR INVESTMENTS TO SUPPORT A STUDY TO UNDERSTAND THE IMPACTOFWATER EFFICIENT MAIZE VARIETIES ON SMALLHOLDERS IN AFRICA TO PROVIDE CONFERENCE SUPPORT FORTHE GLOBAL HEALTH CONFERENCE SERIES FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
32,000,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,677,106
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,117,070
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,102,240
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,290,084
NONE
509(A)(1)
12,000,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,150,219
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY2 FAIRCHILD HALL MANHATTAN,KS 66506
NONE
509(A)(1)
67,424
KEYSTN SYMPOSIUM ON MOLCLR CELL BI0221 SUMMIT PLACE SUITE 272 SILVERTHORNE,CO 80498 LAKESIDE SCHOOL14050 1ST AVE NE SEATTLE,WA 981253099 LAVAX INC1265 N WELLINGTON DRIVE PALANTINE,IL 60067
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,800,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
250,000
NONE
US NONEXEMPT
RENJIE CHANG OF LAVAX, INC IN THE U S HAS DEVELOPED A NATURAL FOOD SUBSTANCE THAT REDUCES HIV VIRUSES IN THE MOTHER'S MILK, AND WILL TEST IT ALONG WITH SCIENTISTS AT UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO FOR ITS ABILITY TO BLOCK HIV TRANSMISSION FROM MOTHERS TO INFANTS TO SUPPORT THE CAMPAIGN FOR HIGH SCHOOL EQUITY
100,000
LDRSHP CONF CIVIL RIGHTS EDU FUND1629 K STREET NW 10TH FLOOR WASHINGTON,DC 20006 LEAGUE FOR INNVTN IN COMM COLLEGE4505 E CHANDLER BLVD STE 250 PHOENIX,AZ 85048
NONE
509(A)(2)
190,286
NONE
509(A)(2)
TO SUPPORT DEVELOPMENT AND INCUBATION OFA FACULTY-DRIVEN SCALABLE PEDAGOGY AND CURRICULUM AIMED AT SHARPLY IMPROVING THE BASIC SKILLS PASS RATE OF COMMUNITY COLLEGE STUDENTS TO SUPPORT REPORTING ON NATIONAL EDUCATION ISSUES AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF VIDEO AND DIGITAL CONTENT FOR BROADCAST AND ONLINE DISTRIBUTION TO SUPPORT AND PRESERVE A CRITICAL CIVIL LEGAL AID NETWORK FOR WASHINGTON STATE'S MOST VULNERABLE RESIDENTS . . . . . . . . . 3b
3,177,895
LEARNING MATTERS INC6 EAST 32ND STREET 8TH FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10016
NONE
509(A)(1)
162,500
LEGAL AID FOR WASHINGTON FUND1325 FOURTH AVE STE 1335 SEATTLE, WA 98101
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,200,000
Total .
1,581,128,396

MANUFACTURING INSTITUTE1331 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW SUITE 600 WASHINGTON,DC 20004
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO COMPREHENSIVELY PLAN FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF POSTSECONDARY INTEGRATED EDUCATION AND CAREER PATHWAYS, PREPARING LOW-INCOME YOUNG ADULTS FOR FAMILY-SUSTAINING ENTRY-LEVEL JOBS IN MANUFACTURING TO FUND THE DEVELOPMENT OF A DIAGNOSTIC TOOLTHAT WILL HELP TEACHERS ASSESS WHAT COMPUTATIONAL AND PROBLEM SOLVING SKILLS THEIR STUDENTS HAVE AND PROVIDE TEACHERS WITH INTERVENTIONS TO SUPPORT STUDENTS TO SUPPORT DISTRICTS IN THEIR EFFORTS TO IMPROVE SCHOOL READINESS TO DEVELOP AND RIGOROUSLY TEST PROGRAMS THAT IMPROVE ADOPTION AND PROFITABLE USE OF AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY BY SMALLSCALE FARMERS IN SUBSAHARAN AFRICA AND SOUTH ASIA TO IMPROVE THE CHEMISTRY OF NITROGEN CATALYSTS TO PROVIDE RICH DATA THAT IMPROVES INSTRUCTION AT THE EQUITY PROJECT (TEP) SUCH AS RIGOROUS EVALUATION FINDINGS THAT DOCUMENT TEP'S IMPACT ON STUDENTS AND EVIDENCE THAT CAN INFORM EDUCATORS AND POLICYMAKERS WHO WISH TO REPLICATE THE TEP MODEL KEVIN KILLEEN OF MATRIVAX R&D INC IN THE U S PROPOSES APPLYING A NOVEL TECHNOLOGY WHICH ENTRAPS MANY POLYSACCHARIDE ANTIGENS IN A PROTEIN MATRIX IF SUCCESSFUL, THIS PROTOTYPE PLATFORM COULD INCREASE THE BREADTH OF SEROTYPES CURRENTLY COVERED BY PNEUMOCOCCAL VACCINES AS WELL AS REDUCE COSTS OF VACCINE PRODUCTION TO IDENTIFY MOLECULAR AND IMMUNE RESPONSES OF PATHOGENS AND PATIENTS WHICH CORRELATE WITH PROTECTION FROM TB TO SUPPORT AN EVALUATION PROJECT
675,000
MARILYN BURNS EDUCATION ASSOCIATES150 GATE 5 ROAD SUITE 101 SAUSALITO,CA 94965
NONE
US NONEXEMPT
608,780
MARY WALKER SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 207PO BOX 159 SPRINGDALE,WA 99173
NONE
170(C)(1)
214,568
MASSACHUSETTS INST OF TECHNOLOGY238 MAIN STREET SUITE 200 CAMBRIDGE,MA 021421012
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,976,074
MASSACHUSETTS INST OF TECHNOLOGY238 MAIN STREET CAMBRIDGE,MA 021421012 MATHEMATICA POLICY RESEARCH PO BOX 2393 PRINCETON,NJ 085432393
NONE
509(A)(1)
266,330
NONE
US NONEXEMPT
228,361
MATRIVAX INC650 ALBANY STREET SUITE 117 BOSTON,MA 02118
NONE
US NONEXEMPT
100,000
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
1,306,038
MDRC16 EAST 34TH ST 19TH FLOOR NEW YORK, NY 100164326 MEDICINES FOR MALARIA VENTUREINTRNATL CNTR COINTRIN ENT G 3RD FL GENEVA CH-1215 15 SZ MEMPHIS CITY SCHOOL52597 AVERY AVENUE MEMPHIS,TN 38112
NONE
509(A)(1)
200,000
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
TO FURTHER DEVELOP AND ACCELERATE ANTIMALARIAL DISCOVERY AND DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS TO SUPPORT MEMPHIS CITY SCHOOLS AS PART OF A COHORT OF INTENSIVE PARTNERSHIP SITES TO USE MEASURES OF TEACHER EFFECTIVENESS TO FUNDAMENTALLY ALTER THE APPROACH TO RECRUITING, SUPPORTING, EVALUATING, RETAINING, PROMOTING, DISTRIBUTING, AND REWARDING EFFECTIVE TEACHERS IN ORDER TO IMPROVE COLLEGEREADINESS RATES FOR LOW-INCOME, MINORITY STUDENTS TO SUPPORT MEMPHIS (TN) PUBLIC SCHOOLS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE MEASURES OF EFFECTIVE TEACHING PROJECT, DESIGNED TO DEVELOP RELIABLE INDICATORS OF A TEACHER'S IMPACT ON STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT IN ORDER TO IMPROVE COLLEGE-READINESS RATES FOR LOW-INCOME AND MINORITY YOUTH TO CONTINUE PARTICIPATION IN THE CAMPAIGN FOR HIGH SCHOOL EQUITY TO CREATE A CENTER IN AFRICA THAT PROVIDES TRAINING, EDUCATION, AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT FOR AFRICAN REGULATORS TO MAKE INFORMED DECISIONS ON HOWTO USE BIOTECHNOLOGY WHILE PROTECTING FARMERS, CONSUMERS, AND THE ENVIRONMENT TO DEVELOP OPEN EDUCATION RESOURCES TO IMPROVE CURRICULA AT THE MSC LEVEL IN AFRICA . . . . . . . . . 1113b
101,000,000
NONE
170(C)(1)
81,500,000
NONE
170(C)(1)
634,030
MEX AM LEGAL DEFENSE AND EDU FUND634 S SPRING STREET 11TH FLOOR LOS ANGELES,CA 90014 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITYPO BOX 439 HARRISON,MI 486250439
NONE
509(A)(1)
192,159
NONE
509(A)(1)
8,216,847
NONE
509(A)(1)
708,657
Total .
1,581,128,396

MICRO FINANCE INFO EXCHANGE INC1901 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NW WASHINGTON,DC 20006 MIN OF CULTURE OF RPBLC BULGARIABUL AL STAMBOLIISKI 17 SOFIA BG1040 BU
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
800,000
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
TO IMPLEMENT A PROGRAM TO INCREASE ACCESS TO COMPUTERS AND THE INTERNET IN BULGARIAN PUBLIC LIBRARIES, AND PROVIDE TRAINING AND SUPPORT SERVICES FOR LIBRARIANS AND LIBRARY USERS TO IMPROVE TECHNOLOGY ACCESS IN LIBRARIES SERVING LOWINCOME PATRONS AND ESTABLISH SUSTAINABLE LOCAL FUNDING TO SUPPORT THE ONGOING PROVISION OF THIS SERVICE TO INTEGRATE THE LATEST DEVELOPMENTS IN COGNITIVE AND LEARNING SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY TO DEVELOP AND SCALE MORE EFFECTIVE DEVELOPMENTAL MATH COURSE PRODUCTS TO PROVIDE A PATHWAY TO SELECT METHODS TO DETECT CARRIAGE OF MULTIPLE SEROTYPE OF STREPTOCOCCUS PNEUMONIAE THAT CAN BE USED IN RESOURCEPOOR COUNTRIES TO FACILITATE MONITORING OF THE IMPACT OF INTRODUCING PNEUMOCOCCAL VACCINATION TO PARTICIPATE IN THE CAMPAIGN FOR HIGH SCHOOL EQUITY
10,955,804
MISSOURI STATE LIBRARY600 WEST MAIN STREET PO BOX 387 JEFFERSON CITY,MO 65102
NONE
170(C)(1)
374,303
NONE
4942(J)(3)
3,295,059
MURDOCH CHILDRENS RESEARCH INSTROYAL CHILDRENS HOSP FLEMINGTON RD PARKVILLE 3052 AS
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
623,410
NALEO EDUCATION FUND1122 W WASHINGTON BLVD 3RD FLOOR LOS ANGELES,CA 90015 NATIONAL COUNCIL OF LA RAZA RAUL YZAGUIRRE BUILDING 1126 16TH STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20036
NONE
509(A)(1)
231,801
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT NATIONAL COUNCIL OF LA RAZA'S NATIONAL EDUCATION POLICY ADVOCACY EFFO RTS TO IMPROVE TRANSPARENCY AND DISTRICT PRACTICES AROUND COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AND STATE POLICY RELATED TO HUMAN CAPITAL TO PARTICIPATE IN THE CAMPAIGN FOR HIGH SCHOOL EQUITY
339,889
NATIONAL COUNCIL ON TEACHER QUALITY1341 G STREET NW SUITE 720 WASHINGTON,DC 20005
NONE
509(A)(2)
1,354,851
NATIONAL INDIAN EDUCATION ASSOC110 MARYLAND AVENUE NE SUITE 104 WASHINGTON,DC 20002 NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES INSTITUTE1301 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW WASHINGTON,DC 200041763
NONE
509(A)(1)
254,325
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 1
TO SUPPORT AND ACCELERATE THE WORK OFTEAMS OF MUNICIPAL LEADERS, COMMUNITY COLLEGES AND OTHER POSTSECONDARY INSTITUTIONS, AND OTHER PARTNERS IN SELECTED COMMUNITIES IN EFFORTS TO INCREASE POSTSECONDARY CREDENTIAL COMPLETION AMONG LOW-INCOME YOUNG ADULTS TO SUPPORT COVERAGE OF EDUCATION ISSUES ON NPR PROGRAMS, INCLUDING THE "MORNING EDITION" AND "ALL THINGS CONSIDERED TO PROVIDE PROJECT SUPPORT TO NULTO MORE EFFECTIVELY LEVERAGE ITS AFFILIATE NETWORK, INTRODUCE COMMON (NATIONAL) POLICY GOALS AND OBJECTIVES, A N D INVOLVE LOCAL AND STATE NUL LEADERS IN THE NATIONAL FEDERAL ADVOCACY WORK OF THE CAMPAIGN FOR HIGH SCHOOL EQUITY TO ADVANCE A NEW FRAMEWORK FOR ENDING FAMILY HOMELESSNESS
1,802,296
NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO INC635 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW WASHINGTON,DC 200013753
NONE
509(A)(1)
500,000
NATIONAL URBAN LEAGUE INC120 WALL ST NEWYORK,NY 10005
NONE
509(A)(1)
400,000
NATL ALLIANCE TO END HOMELESSNESS1518 K STREET NW SUITE 410 WASHINGTON,DC 20005 NATL CENTER FOR EDU ACHIEVEMENT4030-2 W BRAKER LANE SUITE 200 AUSTIN,TX 78759
NONE
509(A)(1)
250,000
NONE
509(A)(2)
TO EXTEND THE DATA QUALITY CAMPAIGN TO LEVERAGE DATA INFRASTRUCTURE, EMPHASIZE EFFECTIVE DATA USE AND SUPPORTIVE POLICY TO IMPROVE SYSTEM AND STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
3,202,891
NATL CMTEE FOR RESPONSIVE PHLTHPY2001 S STREET NW STE 620 WASHINGTON,DC 20009 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(2)
50,000
3b
1,581,128,396

NATL CONSRTM FOR COLLEGE COMPLETION7830 TIMBER HILL INDIANAPOLIS,IN 46217
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT A PROJECT AIMED AT CULTIVATING LEADERSHIP AND BUILDING CONSENSUS ON A POLICY CHANGE AGENDA TO DRAMATICALLY IMPROVE COLLEGE COMPLETION RATES, PARTICULARLY FOR LOW-INCOME YOUTH TO HELP POSTSECONDARY INSTITUTIONS AND SYSTEMS REDESIGN DEVELOPMENTAL MATH COURSES AND PROGRAMS IN A WAY THAT EFFECTIVELY INTEGRATES TECHNOLOGY INTO THE LEARNING EXPERIENCE TO FUND RESEARCH ABOUT EFFECTIVE STATE POLICIES FOR ADULTS RE-ENTERING POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION, IDENTIFICATION OF EFFECTIVE STATES, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND IDENTIFICATION OF BETTER DATA POINTS TO SCOPE THIS POPULATION TO GUIDE AND INFORM THE SET OF ASSESSMENT TOOLS AND RESOURCES TO BUILD CAPACITY AND AWARENESS AMONG GOVERNORS AROUND POSTSECONDARY GOALS TO SUPPORT THE EXPANSION OF SECOND GENERATION STUDENT TRACKER FOR HIGH SCHOOLS TO IMPROVE TECHNOLOGY ACCESS IN LIBRARIES SERVING LOWINCOME PATRONS AND ESTABLISH SUSTAINABLE LOCAL FUNDING TO SUPPORT THE ONGOING PROVISION OF THIS SERVICE TO INCREASE AWARENESS AND SUPPORT FORTHE GLOBAL FUND TO FIGHT AIDS, TUBERCULOSIS AND MALARIA AND EFFORTS TO COMBAT THE HIV/AIDS EPIDEMIC IN AFRICA TO PROVIDE SMALL AND TIMELY GRANTS TO DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS THAT ARE FOCUSED ON GLOBAL HEALTH ISSUES TO IMPROVE INTERNET CONNECTIONS IN NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARIES LACKING HIGH-SPEED BROADBAND TODAY AND ESTABLISH SUSTAINABILITY STRATEGIES THAT WILL SUPPORT THE PROVISION AND IMPROVEMENT OF CONNECTIVITY OVER TIME WILLIAM ROYEA OF NEXT DIMENSIONS TECHNOLOGY, INC , IN THE UNITED STATES SEEKS TO DEVELOP A POINT-OF-CARE BREATH ANALYZER THE PROPOSED SYSTEM AIMS TO USE AN ARRAY OF CHEMICAL FILMS THAT ARE SENSITIVE TO CHANGES IN ELECTRICAL CONDUCTION AS A RESULT OF VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS (VOCS) PRODUCED BY TUBERCULOSIS FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
5,000,033
NATL CTR FOR ACADEMIC TRANSFMTN INCPO BOX 5077 SARATOGA SPRINGS,NY 12866
NONE
509(A)(1)
447,236
NATL CTR FOR HIGHER ED MGT SYSTEMS3035 CENTER GREEN DRIVE SUITE 150 BOULDER, CO 803012251
NONE
509(A)(1)
250,000
NATL CTR IMPROVEMENT OF EDU ASSMTPO BOX 351 DOVER,NH 03821 NATL GOV ASSN CTR BEST PRACTICES444 N CAPITOL ST SUITE 267 WASHINGTON,DC 200011512 NATL STUDENT CLEARINGHOUSE RSCH CTR2300 DULLES STATION BLVD SUITE 300 HERNDON,VA 20171 NEBRASKA LIBRARY COMMISSION THE ATRIUM 1200 N STREET SUITE 120 LINCOLN,NE 68508
NONE
509(A)(2)
292,530
NONE
509(A)(1)
203,662
NONE
US NONEXEMPT
3,319,043
NONE
170(C)(1)
87,012
NEW VENTURE FUND734 15TH ST NW SUITE 600 WASHINGTON,DC 20005
NONE
509(A)(1)
251,531
NEW VENTURE FUND734 15TH ST NW STE 600 WASHINGTON,DC 20005
NONE
509(A)(1)
3,000,000
NEW YORK STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT898 WASHINGTON AVENUE ROOM 125 ALBANY,NY 11234
NONE
170(C)(1)
474,940
NEXT DIMENSION TECHNOLOGIES INC1 WEST MOUNTAIN STREET SUITE 11 PASADENA,CA 91103
NONE
US NONEXEMPT
100,000
NORTHWEST AFRICAN AMERICAN MUSEUM2300 S MASSACHUSETTS ST SEATTLE, WA 98144 NW EDUCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 1891601 R AVENUE ANACORTES,WA 98221
NONE
509(A)(1)
900,000
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO SUPPORT THE SCALE UP OF P-3 WORK TO A REGIONAL LEVEL IN NORTHWEST WASHINGTON BY ENGAGING ADDITIONAL EARLY LEARNING PROVIDERS AND SCHOOL DISTRICTS TO ALIGN THEIR WORK TO IMPROVE SCHOOL READINESS TO DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT A MODEL COMMON DEFINITION OF TEACHER OF RECORD AND STANDARD BUSINESS PROCESS FOR LINKING AND VALIDATING TEACHER AND STUDENT DATA AT THE SEA LEVEL AND A REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLE OF DISTRICTS TO SUPPORT THE EXPANSION OF NEW DELIVERY CHANNELS, SAVINGS AND AGRICULTURAL FINANCE IN MALAWI, GHANA, AND OTHER AFRICAN COUNTRIES . . . . . . . . . 1113b
225,000
OHIO DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION25 SOUTH FRONT STREET MAIL STOP 708 COLUMBUS,OH 43215
NONE
170(C)(1)
300,000
OPPORTUNITY INTERNATIONAL INC2122 YORK RD STE 150 OAK BROOK,IL 60523
NONE
509(A)(1)
5,000,000
Total .
1,581,128,396

OSEL INC4008 BURTON DRIVE SANTA CLARA,CA 95054
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
US NONEXEMPT
LAUREL LAGENAUR OF OSEL, INC IN THE U S WILL ENGINEER A NATIVE HUMAN VAGINAL BACTERIA TO SECRETE A POTENT AND BROADLY ANTIVIRAL ANTIBODY FRAGMENT CALLED SCFVM9, AND EVALUATE THE MICROBE'S ABILITY TO PREVENT HIV INFECTION IN THE VAGINAL MUCOSA TO IDENTIFY THE BEST WAYS OF STRENGTHENING THE LIVELIHOODS OF RURAL WOMEN AGRICULTURAL PRODUCERS IN SUBSAHARAN AFRICA THROUGH COLLECTIVE ACTION RAJAN GEORGE OF PALADIN BIOSCIENCES,A DIVISION OF PALADIN LABS INC IN CANADA WILL PRODUCE A VACCINE WITH MULTIPLE MALARIA ANTIGENS TO TARGET DENDRITIC CELL RECEPTORS AND WITHOUT THE NEED FOR AN ADJUVANT, IN AN EFFORT TO INDUCE BOTH ANTIBODY AND CELLMEDIATED IMMUNE RESPONSES TO THE MALARIA PARASITE AT VARIOUS STAGES OF THE INFECTION TO DEMONSTRATE THE FEASIBILITY OF CREATING A LARGESCALE MODEL OF HIV PREVENTION AND CONTROL IN URBAN AREAS ULTIMATELY RESULTING IN A REDUCTION IN NEW HIV INFECTIONS TO SUPPORT WRAPAROUND SERVICES FOR FAMILIES REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC CHILD WELFARE SYSTEM FOR CHILD NEGLECT TO ENSURE THAT STEM IS SIMULTANEOUSLY FOCUSED ON OTHER POLICY INTERESTS SUCH AS STATEWIDE ACCOUNTABILITY, CORE 24, TEACHER EFFECTIVENESS AND LONGITUDINAL DATA SYSTEMS TO DESIGN AND LAUNCH A STATEWIDE SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING AND MATH (STEM) INITIATIVE FOR WASHINGTON STATE TO SUPPORT THE REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH SUPPLIES COALITION (RHSC) TO SUPPORT A SECRETARIAT THAT COORDINATES WASHINGTON STATE GLOBAL HEALTH ALLIANCE ACTIVITIES TO PROMOTE POLICY CHANGE AND INCREASED RESOURCES TO ACCELERATE ACCESS TO NEW GLOBAL HEALTH TECHNOLOGIES TO REDUCE THE RATES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD TO ADVOCATE FOR BUILDING SUPPORT FOR MICROBICDE ADVOCACY TO SUPPORT THE COUNTDOWN 2010 PROJECT WHICH WILL PROMOTE SUSTAINED OR INCREASED COMMITMENT TO MALARIA CONTROL BY DONOR COUNTRIES, INTERNATIONAL HEALTH ORGANIZATIONS, AND ENDEMIC/EPIDEMIC COUNTRY GOVERNMENTS TO SUPPORT LANDSCAPE DIAGNOSTIC TOOLS AND TREATMENTS FOR MATERNAL INFECTIONS TO ADVANCE THE DEVELOPMENT AND INTRODUCTION OF PROMISING NEW ROTAVIRUS VACCINE CANDIDATES TO HELP IMPROVE THE LEGAL ENVIRONMENT FOR NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS (NPOS) IN CHINA IN ORDER TO FACILITATE CHINESE NPOS' PARTICIPATION IN CHINA'S PUBLIC HEALTH AND HIV/AIDS PREVENTION SYSTEMS . . . . . . . . 1113b
43,507
OXFAMOXFAM HOUSE JOHN SMITH DRIVE OXFORD OX42JY UK
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
612,876
PALADIN BIOSCIENCES8223 ROPER ROAD EDMONTON,AB T6E654 CA
NONE
FOREIGN NON-EXEMPT
100,000
PANGAEA GLOBAL AIDS FOUNDATION995 MARKET ST SUITE 200 SAN FRANCISCO,CA 94103
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,241,809
PARTNERS WITH FAMILY AND CHILDREN613 SOUTH WASHINGTON SPOKANE,WA 992042535
NONE
509(A)(1)
102,500
NONE
509(A)(2)
994,045
PARTNERSHIP FOR LEARNING500 UNION ST SUITE 745 SEATTLE,WA 98101
NONE
509(A)(2)
199,335
NONE
509(A)(1)
700,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
664,939
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,521,977
NONE
509(A)(1)
814,492
NONE
509(A)(1)
941,901
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,060,464
PATH VACCINE SOLUTIONS2201 WESTLAKE AVE SUITE 200 SEATTLE,WA 98121
NONE
509(A)(3) TYPE 1
17,896,616
PEKING UNIVERSITYHAIDIAN DISTRICT BEIJING,11 100871 CH
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
92,889
Total .
1,581,128,396

SD DPT ED-OFFICE OF STATE LIBRARY800 GOVERNORS DRIVE PIERRE,SD 57501
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO IMPROVE TECHNOLOGY ACCESS IN LIBRARIES SERVING LOWINCOME PATRONS AND ESTABLISH SUSTAINABLE LOCAL FUNDING TO SUPPORT THE ONGOING PROVISION OF THIS SERVICE TO CONTINUE PARTICIPATION IN THE CAMPAIGN FOR HIGH SCHOOL EQUITY TO SUPPORT SPECIFIC, FOCUSED EFFORTS OF INDONESIA, CAMBODIA, LAO PDR, PHILIPPINES AND VIETNAM TO CHANGE PUBLIC ATTITUDES ABOUT TOBACCO AND REDUCE TOBACCO USE BY CREATING GREATER ACCEPTANCE, AND DEMONSTRATING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF INCREASED TOBACCO TAXES AND GRAPHIC PACK WARNINGS BY 2014, AND TO INCREASE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF OTHER REGIONAL TOBACCO CONTROL ALLIANCES IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD TO REDUCE TOBACCO USE TO FIGHT TUBERCULOSIS BY FORGING NEW WAYS TO DEVELOP ANTIBIOTICS THAT DRAMATICALLY SHORTEN THERAPY TO DETERMINE WHETHER WILD-TYPE LIVER STAGE P FALCIPARUM PARASITES CAN INDUCE ANTI-INFECTION IMMUNITY IN HUMANS IF KILLED PRIOR TO THE FORMATION AND RELEASE OF BLOODSTAGE PARASITES FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
53,053
SE ASIA RESOURCE ACTION CENTER1628 16TH STREET NW THIRD FLOOR WASHINGTON,DC 20009 SE ASIA TOBACCO CONTROL ALLIANCETHAKOLSUK PLACE 115 THODDAMRI ROAD BANGKOK 10300 TH
NONE
509(A)(1)
212,500
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
4,507,947
SEATTLE BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH INST307 WESTLAKE AVENUE NORTH SUITE 500 SEATTLE,WA 98109
NONE
509(A)(1)
594,593
SEATTLE BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH INST307 WESTLAKE AVENUE NORTH SUITE 500 SEATTLE,WA 98109
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,572,343
SEATTLE CENTER FOUNDATION 305 HARRISON STREET SEATTLE,WA 981094695 SEATTLE CHILDRENS THEATRE ASSOC201 THOMAS STREET SEATTLE, WA 98109 SEATTLE UNIVERSITYPO BOX 222000 901 12TH AVENUE SEATTLE,WA 981221090 SEVENTH SENSE BIOSYSTEMS INC 101 BINNEY STREET CAMBRIDGE,MA 02142
NONE
509(A)(1)
10,000
NONE
501(A)(1)
66,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO SUPPORT THE SISTER KATHLEEN D SULLIVAN ENDOWED CHAIR IN MATHEMATICS HOWARD BERNSTEIN OF SEVENTH SENSE BIOSYSTEMS IN THE U S WILL ENGINEER A SKIN PATCH THAT CAN DETECT AND MEASURE MALARIA PROTEINS IN INTERSTITIAL FLUID IF SUCCESSFUL, AN EASYTO-USE BIOCOMPATIBLE DEVICE MAY BE ABLE TO ALLOW CONTINUED MONITORING OF INFECTION FORA FEW WEEKS, INSTEAD OF A SINGLE TIME POINT TO IMPROVE THE CAPACITY OF FOUR MICROFINANCE BANKS IN SOUTH ASIA TO DELIVER SAVINGS PRODUCTS TO THE POOR MORE EFFECTIVELY, MORE PROFITABLY, AND AT A LARGER SCALE TO PROVIDE SUSTAINABLE AND COLLABORATIVE CROSSSECTOR SOLUTION MODELS TO ADDRESS PRESSING CAUSES OF URBAN POVERTY TO SUPPORT A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FORTHE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY AND CULTURE TO SUPPORT THE CREATION OFTHE FAMILY STABILITY INITIATIVE SUZANNE SMITH OF STAR ANALYTICAL SERVICES IN THE UNITED STATES WILL STUDY RECORDED COUGH SAMPLES WITH ACOUSTIC VOCALIZATIONANALYSIS TECHNOLOGY TO IDENTIFY SOUND CHARACTERISTICS THAT INDICATE SPECIFIC SYMPTOMS OF PNEUMONIA WITH THE AIM OF RAPIDLY IDENTIFYING THE CAUSE AND SEVERITY OF RESPIRATORY ILLNESS IT IS HOPED THAT SUCH ACOUSTIC LANDMARKS WOULD HELP IN THE DIFFERENTIATION BETWEEN VIRAL INFECTIONS AND BACTERIAL ILLNESSES, EACH OF WHICH MAY REQUIRE DIFFERENT TREATMENTS TO REDUCE PREMATURE DEATHS FROM TOBACCO USE IN INDIA BY SUPPORTING TOBACCO CONTROL POLICIES THAT INCREASE CESSATION AMONG CURRENT SMOKERS . . . . . . . . . 1113b
250,000
NONE
US NONEXEMPT
100,000
SHOREBANK INTERNATIONAL LTD 1200 G STREET NW SUITE 401 WASHINGTON,DC 20005
NONE
US NONEXEMPT
2,069,669
SISTER CITIES INTERNATIONAL 1301 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NW SUITE 850 WASHINGTON,DC 20004
NONE
509(A)(2)
5,442,898
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION750 9TH STREET SUITE 5100 MRC 911 WASHINGTON,DC 20013
NONE
509(A)(1)
10,000,000
SOLID GROUND WASHINGTON1501 NORTH 45TH STREET SEATTLE,WA 981036708 SPEECH TECH AND APPLIED RESEARCH54 MIDDLESEX TURNPIKE BEDFORD,MA 01730
NONE
509(A)(1)
100,000
NONE
US NONEXEMPT
100,000
ST MICHAEL'S HOSPITAL30 BOND ST SUITE 5-089 QUEEN WING TORONTO,ON M5B1C5 CA
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
4,229,233
Total .
1,581,128,396

ST STEPHEN'S AIDS TRUSTST STEPHEN CTRCHELSEA WESTMIN HOSP LONDON SW109NH UK
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
TO DETERMINE THE HUMAN SAFETY OFA NEW INJECTABLE ANTIRETROVIRAL AGENT FOR PROTENTIAL DEVELOPMENT AND USE AS PRE-EXPOSURE PROPHYLAXIS (PREP) TO SUPPORT THE GRASSROOTS ORGANIZATION, POLICY DEVELOPMENT, AND COALITION WORK OF STAND FOR CHILDREN LEADERSHIP CENTER FOCUSED ON ADVANCING COMMON POLICY PRIORITIES IN EARLY LEARNING AND COLLEGE READY TO IMPACT STUDENT SUCCESS AND HIGHER COMMUNITY COLLEGE COMPLETION FOR LOW INCOME YOUNG ADULTS TO DEVELOP COMMON, OPEN, LONGITUDINAL DATA STANDARDS
2,499,811
STAND FOR CHILDREN LEADERSHIP CTR516 SE MORRISON ST SUITE 410 PORTLAND,OR 97214
NONE
509(A)(1)
971,280
STATE BOARD COMM AND TECH COLLEGEPO BOX 42495 OLYMPIA,WA 98504
NONE
170(C)(1)
3,610,000
STATE HIGHER ED EXEC OFFICERS ASSOC3035 CENTER GREEN DRIVE SUITE 100 BOULDER, CO 803012251 STATE LIBRARY OF KANSAS300 SW 10TH TOPEKA,KS 66612
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,653,630
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO IMPROVE ADOPTION OF FREE INTERNET CONNECTIONS IN KANSAS PUBLIC LIBRARIES LACKING HIGH-SPEED BROADBAND TODAY AND ESTABLISH SUSTAINABILITY STRATEGIES THAT WILL SUPPORT THE ON-GOING PROVISION AND IMPROVEMENT OF CONNECTIVITY OVER TIME TO IMPROVE TECHNOLOGY ACCESS IN LIBRARIES SERVING LOWINCOME PATRONS AND ESTABLISH SUSTAINABLE LOCAL FUNDING TO SUPPORT THE ONGOING PROVISION OF THIS SERVICE TO IMPROVE TECHNOLOGY ACCESS IN LIBRARIES SERVING LOWINCOME PATRONS AND ESTABLISH SUSTAINABLE LOCAL FUNDING TO SUPPORT THE ONGOING PROVISION OF THIS SERVICE TO FUND A KINDERGARTEN READINESS ASSESSMENT TO INCREASE GLOBAL ACCESS TO MEDICINE BY ENTICING DRUG COMPANIES TO RAISE THEIR PERFORMANCE THROUGH THE USE OF AN INDUSTRY INDEX THAT ASSESSES BEST PRACTICE TO ACCELERATE THE DEVELOPMENT OF REPLICABLE, INNOVATIVE LIBRARY SERVICES THAT MEET USER NEEDS TO STRENGTHEN THE MEDIA, POLICY ADVOCACY AND PUBLIC EDUCATION EFFORTS OF AFRICAN NATIONAL MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOAL CIVIL SOCIETY CAMPAIGNS AND SUPPORT AN ADVOCACY PROGRAM AROUND G8 SUMMITS AND COMMITMENTS TO DRAMATICALLY INCREASE THE NUMBER OFACTIVE SAVINGS ACCOUNTS IN FOUR FLAGSHIP MICRO FINANCE INSTITUTIONS OF THE WOMEN'S WORLD BANKING NETWORK TO DEMONSTRATE LINKAGE BETWEEN GLOBAL HEALTH AND FOREIGN/SECURITY POLICY TO EDUCATE AND INFORM NORDIC GOVERNMENTS AND THE PRIVATE SECTOR OF THE NEED FOR INCREASED POLITICAL/FINANCIAL COMMITMENT IN ADDRESSING GLOBAL HEALTH CHALLENGES AND INEQUITIES TO SUPPORT A STOCHASTIC SIMULATION PLATFORM FOR PREDICTING THE EFFECTS O F DIFFERENT MALARIA INTERVENTION STRATEGIES TO IDENTIFY FACTORS THAT SHAPE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF GLOBAL HEALTH POLICY COMMUNITIES, KNOWLEDGE THAT THESE COMMUNITIES MAY THEN USE TO BUILD CAPACITY TO SECURE FUNDS, PROMOTE EVIDENCEBASED POLICY AND DELIVER EFFECTIVE HEALTH INTERVENTIONS TO POOR PEOPLE IN LOWINCOME COUNTRIES . . . . . . . . . 3b
172,221
STATE LIBRARY OFOHI0274 E FIRST AVE SUITE 100 COLUMBUS,OH 43201
NONE
170(C)(1)
639,210
STATE OF MN DEPT OF EDUC1500 HIGHWAY 36 WEST ROSEVILLE,MN 55113
NONE
170(C)(1)
153,150
STATE OF WA DEPT OF EARLY LEARNINGPO BOX 40970 OLYMPIA,WA 985040970 STICHTING ACCESS TO MEDICINE FDNSPAARNE 35 HAARLEM 2011CD NL
NONE
170(C)(1)
237,500
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
497,425
STICHTING EIFL NETPIAZZA MASTAI 9 ROME 153 IT
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
578,200
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
1,015,395
STICHTING WOMEN'S WORLD BANKING8 WEST 40TH 9TH FLOOR NEWYORK,NY 10018
NONE
501(C)(4)
2,172,962
STOCKHOLM INTL PEACE RESEARCH INSTSIGNALISTGATAN 9 SOLNA 16970 SW
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
496,651
NONE
REV PROC 92-94
978,122
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY113 BOWNE HALL SYRACUSE,NY 13244
NONE
509(A)(1)
691,392
Total .
1,581,128,396

THE INTERNATIONAL POTATO CENTERC POSTAL 1558 LIMA 12 PE
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO PRODUCE HIGHYIELDING, STRESSTOLERANT VARIETIES OF SWEET POTATO TO HELP FARMING FAMILIES IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA IMPROVE THEIR PRODUCTIVITY, INCOMES, AND NUTRITION TO IMPLEMENT A PROGRAM TO PROVIDE PUBLIC ACCESS TO COMPUTERS AND THE INTERNET IN ROMANIAN PUBLIC LIBRARIES TO IMPROVE INTERNET CONNECTIONS IN VIRGINIA PUBLIC LIBRARIES LACKING HIGH-SPEED BROADBAND TODAY AND ESTABLISH SUSTAINABILITY STRATEGIES THAT WILL SUPPORT THE PROVISION AND IMPROVEMENT OF CONNECTIVITY OVER TIME TO SUPPORT A PROGRAM AIMED AT IMPROVING THE OVERALL EFFECTIVENESS OF TEACHERS TO PROMOTE HEALTH, AGRICULTURE, AND DEVELOPMENT
16,408,319
NONE
509(A)(1)
21,799,689
THE LIBRARY OFVIRGINIA800 EAST BROAD STREET RICHMOND,VA 23219
NONE
170(C)(1)
484,020
THE NEWTEACHER PROJECT INC 186 JORALEMON ST SUITE 300 BROOKLYN,NY 11201
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,000,000
THE ONE CAMPAIGN1400 EYE STREET NW SUITE 600 WASHINGTON,DC 20005 THE ONE CAMPAIGN1400 EYE STREET NW SUITE 600 WASHINGTON,DC 20005 THE REGENTS OFTHE U OF CA LIFORNIABERKELEYLAW CENTER FOR RESEARCH 2850 TELEGRAPH AVE SUITE 500 BERKELEY,CA 947057220
NONE
509(A)(2)
15,380,404
NONE
509(A)(2)
7,408,688
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO HOST AT A SERIES OF ROUND TABLES AND SEMINARS ABOUT COLLEGE-READINESS AND COLLEGE COMPLETION TO SUPPORT THE PROPOOR MARKET-ORIENTED MECHANISMS RESOURCE CENTER
487,002
THE RESULTS FOR DEVELOPMENT INST1875 CONNECTICUT AVENUE NW SUITE 1210 WASHINGTON,DC 20009 THE RESULTS FOR DEVELOPMENT INST1875 CONNECTICUT AVENUE NW SUITE 1210 WASHINGTON,DC 20009
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,976,329
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO INCREASE THE QUANTITY AND QUALITY OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE FUNDING GOING IN TO GLOBAL HEALTH PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT TO REVIEWTHE EXISTING AND EMERGING BIOMARKERS AND DIAGNOSTIC TESTS FOR NEONATAL INFECTIONS/SEPSIS IN THE CONTEXT OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, AND TO MODEL THE POTENTIAL HEALTH IMPACT THAT DIAGNOSTIC TESTS COULD ACHIEVE BY INFORMING APPROPRIATE TREATMENT DECISIONS TO ESTABLISH 16-20 REGIONALLY SELECTED EARLY COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOLS (ECHS) THROUGHOUT NEWYORK STATE TO IMPROVE THE DELIVERY OF GLOBAL HEALTH INTERVENTIONS BY ENHANCING THE QUALITY OF DECISIONS THROUGH THE APPLICATION OF QUANTITATIVE TOOLS AND METHODS TO SUPPORT THE WORLD JUSTICE PROJECT
2,647,112
THE UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH DEPT OF PUBLIC HEALTH TEVIOT PLACE EDINBURGH EH89AG UK
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
475,481
THE UNIVERSITY OFTHE STATE OF NY89 WASHINGTON AVENUE ROOM 125 ALBANY,NY 12234
NONE
509(A)(1)
4,473,914
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,253,498
THE WORLD JUSTICE PROJECT740 15TH STREET NW WASHINGTON,DC 20005 THOMAS B FORDHAM INSTITUTE 1016 16TH ST NW 8TH FLOOR WASHINGTON DC,DC 20036 THOMAS B FORDHAM INSTITUTE 1016 16TH ST NW 8TH FLOOR WASHINGTON DC,DC 20036
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,000,000
NONE
509(A)(1)
TO REVIEWTHE COMMON CORE STANDARDS AND DEVELOP SUPPORTIVE MATERIALS TO SUPPORT THE PIE NETWORK WHICH BRINGS TOGETHER POLICY RESEARCH GROUPS WITH STATE-LEVEL EDUCATION ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS TO ADVANCE EQUITY, IMPROVE STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT, SHARE BEST PRACTICES AND CAPTURE LESSONS LEARNED IN STATE POLICY IMPLEMENTATION . . . . . . . . . . 1113b
627,739
NONE
509(A)(1)
201,070
Total .
1,581,128,396

UNIVERSITY OF IOWA2 GILMORE HALL IOWA CITY,IA 52242
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO DEMONSTRATE WHETHER LOW CHOLESTEROL AND ITS CAUSES ARE A SIGNIFICANT CONTRIBUTION TO PRETERM BIRTH TO INCREASE UPTAKE OF NEWBORN AND MATERNAL INTERVENTIONS IN POORLY PERFORMING RURAL DISTRICTS OF KARNATAKA, INDIA TO ESTIMATE INCIDENCE OF INFLUENZA-LIKE ILLNESS&LAB CONFIRMED INFLUENZA IN PREGNANT & POSTPARTUM WOMEN &THEIR INFANTS AND CONDUCT CONTROLLED TRIALS TO DETERMINE SAFETY & EFFECTIVENESS OF MATERNAL FLU VACCINE FOR WOMEN &THEIR INFANTS TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT, EXPANSION AND CREATION OF AN OPENACCESS ONLINE RECOURSE FORTHE ACADEMIC YOUTH DEVELOPMENT (AYD) PROGRAM TO SUPPORT A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
1,027,424
UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA403 ADMINISTRATION BUILDING WINNIPEG,MB R3T2N2 CA
NONE
509(A)(1)
6,837,609
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND685 W BALTIMORE ST BALTIMORE,MD 21201
NONE
170(C)(1)
7,327,536
UNIVERSITY OFTEXAS AT AUSTIN CHARLES A DANA CENTER 2901 NORTH IH-35 SUITE 2200 AUSTIN,TX 78722
NONE
170(C)(1)
611,562
UNIVERSITY OFTEXAS AT AUSTIN OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT MAI400 AUSTIN,TX 78712 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTONBOX 357988 SEATTLE, WA 98195
NONE
170(C)(1)
30,000,000
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO SUPPORT THE ASSESSMENT AND EFFECTIVENESS O F A RIGOROUS PROJECTBASED LEARNING APPROACH TO ADVANCED PLACEMENT COURSES, WITH PARTICULAR EMPHASIS ON STUDENTS IN SCHOOLS WITH LARGE PERCENTAGES OF LOWINCOME STUDENTS TO IMPROVE HEALTH BY TESTING A MODEL FOR HEALTH POLICY DECISION MAKING
604,102
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON OFFICE OF SPONSORED PROGRAMS 1100 NE 45TH STREET SUITE 300 SEATTLE,WA 981952840 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON OFFICE OF SPONSORED PROGRAMS 1100 NE 45TH STREET SUITE 300 SEATTLE,WA 981952840
NONE
170(C)(1)
28,489,420
NONE
170(C)(1)
TO EXAMINE THE EVIDENCE LINKING THE SCALE-UP OF MALARIA CONTROL INTERVENTIONS AND PROGRAMS TO DECLINE IN CHILD MORTALITY AND MALARIA CASE RATES FOR FIELD TRIALS OF CNAP ARTEMISININ TECHNOLOGY FINAL PHASE FIELD TRIALS FOR PLANT GERM PLASM FOR GLOBAL DISTRIBUTION TO SUPPORT A GLOBAL EDUCATION INITIATIVE AND AN ENDOWMENT CAMPAIGN TO REDUCE THE BURDEN OF HIV AMONG THE MARGINALIZED COMMUNITYOFSEX WORKERS IN THE STATE OFTAMILNADU AND INCREASE THEIR QUALITY OF LIFE TO SUPPORT STAFF CAPACITY, DISSEMINATION OF THE PROGRESS INDEX ANALYSIS AND APPROACH, AND DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OFA PROCESS TO DEVELOP MEASURES TO INCREASE LEGUME PRODUCTIVITY, FAMILY NUTRITION, SOIL HEALTH, CROPPING SYSTEMS, AND FARM INCOME FOR SMALL FARMERS IN AFRICA BY EXPANDING THE USE OF SELECTED LEGUMES, PROVEN TOOLS OF BIOLOGICAL NITROGEN FIXATION, AND SOUND AGRONOMIC PRINCIPLES TO SEEK FUNDING SUPPORT FOR EARLY LEARNING THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF WASHINGTON TO SUPPORT A CAPACITY BUILDING PROJECT
1,438,702
UNIVERSITY OF YORKUNIVERSITY ROAD YORK YO105DD UK
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
6,408,857
URSULINE ACADEMY OF DALLAS FDN INC4900 WALNUT HILL LANE DALLAS,TX 75229
NONE
509(A)(1)
500,000
VOLUNTARY HEALTH SERVICES TTTI POST ADYAR CHENNAI,TN 600113 IN
NONE
FOREIGN NON-EXEMPT
8,403,552
WA STATE BUDGET AND POLICY CENTER1402 THIRD AVE SUITE 1215 SEATTLE,WA 98101
NONE
509(A)(1)
150,000
WAGENINGEN UNIVERSITYPLANT PROD SYSTEMS DEPT OF SCIENCE WAGENINGEN 6700AK NL
NONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
14,313,723
WASHINGTON EARLY LEARNING FUND1218 3RD AVENUE 8TH FLOOR SEATTLE,WA 98101
NONE
509(A)(1)
2,000,000
WASHINGTON NEWS COUNCILPO BOX 3672 SEATTLE,WA 981243672 Total . . . . . . . . . . .
NONE
509(A)(1)
200,000
. 1113b
1,581,128,396

WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION20 AVENUE APPIA GENEVA 1211CH27 SZ
status of recipient
contribution
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
TO ASSESS THE FEASIBILITY AND APPROPRIATENESS OF GLOBAL MEASLES ERADICATION TO INCREASE COMMITMENT AND INVESTMENT IN TB PREVENTION, CARE, AND RESEARCH IN ORDER TO HALVE TUBERCULOSIS PREVALENCE AND DEATH RATES TO BUILD THE NECESSARY BRIDGE BETWEEN SCIENCE AND IMPLEMENTATION OF PREP IN PREPARATION FOR INTRODUCTION TO THE FIELD AS AN INTEGRAL COMPONENT OF COMPREHENSIVE HIV PREVENTION AND TREAMENT STRATEGIES TO INCREASE THE AVAILABILITY OF QUALITY-ASSURED MEDICINES FOR TUBERCULOSIS (TB) PATIENTS IN CHINA TO EVALUATE THE EFFICACY OF NEONATAL VITAMIN A SUPPLEMENTATION IN REDUCING INFANT MORTALITY IN LOW- AND MIDDLE-INCOME COUNTRIES AND TO USE THE EVIDENCE TO INFORM GLOBAL POLICY TO DEVELOP AND TEST SIMPLIFIED, ALTERNATIVE ANTIBIOTIC TREATMENT REGIMENS FOR SERIOUS NEONATAL INFECTIONS IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA TO STRENGTHEN PROPERTY RIGHTS IN KENYA, UGANDA, TANZANIA, MOZAMBIQUE, GHANA, AND MALI BY PROVIDING POLICYMAKERS IN GOVERNMENT, DONOR AND DEVELOPMENT AGENCIES WITH THE INFORMATION AND IDEAS NEEDED TO MAKE WELLINFORMED DECISIONS AND TO TAKE APPROPRIATE ACTIONS TO SUPPORT WORLD VISION'S ETHIOPIA OPERATIONS WITH A PROJECT TO IMPLEMENT A LARGE SCALE DEPOSIT MOBILIZATION TO EVALUATE ENVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINABLE AND INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS TO REDUCE GLOBAL HUNGER AND RURAL POVERTY THROUGH THE 2011 STATE OF THE WORLD REPORT TO PERFORM THE BACKGROUND WORK, PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT OF A PROGRAM GRANT THAT WILL AIM TO ENHANCE THE USE OF ORAL REHYDRATION SOLUTION (ORS) IN THE TREATMENT OF ACUTE DIARRHEA IN YOUNG CHILDREN . . . . . . . . 3b
212,230
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
2,005,127
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
590,091
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
263,807
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
15,712,944
NONE
EXECUTIVE ORDER
5,583,194
WORLD RESOURCES INSTITUTE10 G STREET NORTHEAST WASHINGTON,DC 20002
NONE
509(A)(1)
364,776
NONE
509(A)(1)
1,415,468
WORLDWATCH INSTITUTE1776 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW WASHINGTON,DC 20036
NONE
509(A)(1)
603,810
YALE UNIVERSITYDEPARTMENT OF NEUROLOGY PO BOX 208018 NEW HAVEN,CT 065208018
NONE
509(A)(1)
568,428
Total .
1,581,128,396
Form 990PF Part XVI - A Line 11 - Other revenue:

Enter gross amounts unless otherwise Unrelated business income Excluded by section 512, 513, or 514 (e)
indicated (a)
11 Other revenue a INTEREST FROM RETURNED GRANTS b INTEREST FROM PGRM RELATED INVESTMENTS c FORFEITED EMPLOYEE FSA CONTRIBUTIONS d OTHER REVENUE e ROYALTY INCOME f INDIRA GANDHI PEACE PRIZE Business code
Related or
exempt
(b)
Amount
(c)
Exclusion code
(d )
Amount
function income
(See the instructions
14 14
253,755 448,294
01
14,737
01 15 01
441 12,978 51,230
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I As Filed Data
DLN:93491314000050
OMB No 1545-0172
Form
4562
Depreciation and Amortization

(Including Information on Listed Property)
2009
Attachment Sequence No 67
Department of the Treasury Internal Revenue Service
^ See separate instructions .
III Attach to your tax return.
Name ( s) shown on return

BILL & MELINDA GATES FOUNDATION
Business or activity to which this form relates GENERAL DEPRECIATION
Identifying number
56-2618866
Part I
Election To Expense Certain Property Under Section 179
Note : If you have any listed property, complete Part V before you com p lete Part I.
1 Maximum amount See the instructions for a higher limit for certain businesses
2 Total cost of section 179 property placed in service (see instructions)
1 2 3 4
$ 125,000
3 Threshold cost of section 179 property before reduction in limitation (see instructions) 4 Reduction in limitation Subtract line 3 from line 2 If zero or less, enter -05 Dollar limitation for tax year Subtract line 4 from line 1 If zero or le ss, enter -0- If married fil ing
separately, see instructions
$ 500,000
6 6
(a) Description of property
(b) Cost ( business use only)
(c) Elected cost
7 Listed property
Enter the amount from line 29
7 8 9 10 11 12
8 Total elected cost of section 179 property Add amounts in column (c), lines 6 and 7 9 Tentative deduction Enter the smaller of line 5 or line 8
10 Carryover of disallowed deduction from line 13 of your 2008 Form 4 562 11 Business income limitation Enter the smaller of business income (not less than zero ) or line 5 (see instructions) 12 Section 179 expense deduction Add lines 9 and 10, but do not ente r more than line 11 13 Carryover of disallowed deduction to 2010 Add lines 9 and 10, less line 12 . 1111. F 13
Note : Do not use Part II or Part III below for listed property. Instead, use Part V. Part II Special Depreciation Allowance and Other Depreciation ( Do not include listed
tax year (see instructions) 15 Property subject to section 168(f)(1) election 16 Other depreciation (including ACRS)
p operty 14 15 16
(See instructions
14 Special depreciation allowance for qualified property (other than listed property) placed in service during the
19,478,630
MACRS Depreciation ( Do not include listed property.) (See Instructions. Section A

17 MACRS deductions for assets placed in service in tax years beginning before 2009
1s If you are electing to group any assets placed in service during the tax year into one or more general asset accounts , check here Section B-Assets Placed in Service During 2008 Tax Year Using the General Depreciation System
(a) Classification of property (b) Month and year placed in service (c) Basis for depreciation (business/investment use only-see instructions) (d) Recovery period
(g)Depreciation
e) Convention
f) Method
deduction
19a 3-year property b 5-year property c 7-year property d 10-year property e 15-year property f 20-year property g 25 year property 25 yrs 27 5 yrs 27 5 yrs 39 yrs MM MM MM M M S/L S/L S/L S/L S/L
h Residential rental
property
i Nonresidential real
property
Section C - Assets Placed in Service During 2009 Tax Year Using the Alternative Depreciation System 20a Class life b 12-year c40 year 12 yrs 40 yrs MM S/L S/L S/L
Part IV
Summary (see instructions

Enter amount from line 28 21
21 Listed property
22 Total . Add amounts from line 12, lines 14 through 17, lines 19 and 20 in column (g), a nd line 21 and on the appropriate lines of your return Partnerships and S corporations-see instr uctions 23 For assets shown above and placed in service during the current year, enter the
Enter here
22 19,478,630
portion of the basis attributable to section 263A costs

For Paperwork Reduction Act Notice, see separate instructions. Cat No 12906N
23 Form 4562 (2009)
Form 4562 (2009)
Page 2
Part V
Listed Property (Include automobiles, certain other vehicles, cellular telephones, certain computers, and property used for entertainment, recreation, or amusement.) Note : For any vehicle for which you are using the standard mileage rate or deducting lease expense,
complete only 24a, 24b, columns (a) through (c) of Section A, all of Section B, and Section C if applicable. Section A - De p reciation and Other Information ( Caution : See the instructions for limits for p assen ger automobiles. ) 24a Do you have evidence to support the business/investment use claimed? ryes I_ No 24b If "Yes," is the evidence written? rYes I_ No
(a) Type of property (list vehicles first)
(b) Date placed in service
Business/ investment use percentage
(d) Cost or other basis
Basis for depreciation (business/investment use only)
(f) Recovery period
(g) Method/ Convention
(h) Depreciation/ deduction
Elected section 179 cost
25Special depreciation allowance for qualified listed property placed in service during the tax year and used more than 50% in a qualified business use (see instructions) 26 Property used more than 50% in a qualified business use 0/0 0/0 0/0 27 Property used 50% or less in a qualified business use
25
0/0
% %
28 Add amounts in column ( h), lines 25 through 27 29 Add amounts in column ( i), line 26 Enter here and on line 21 , page 1 Enter here and on line 7, page 1
S/ L S/ L S/ L 28 29
Section B-Information on Use of Vehicles

Complete this section for vehicles used by a sole proprietor, partner, or other 30 Total business/investment miles driven during the year ( do not include commuting miles)
31 Total commuting miles driven during the year
more than 5% owner," or related person (c) Vehicle 3 (d ) Vehicle 4 ( e) Vehicle 5 (f) Vehicle 6
If you provided vehicles to your employees, first answer the questions in Section C to see if you meet an exception to completing this section for those vehicles
( a) Vehicle 1
(b) Vehicle 2
32 Total other personal(noncommuting) miles driven

33 Total miles driven during the year Add lines 30 through 32 . 34 Was the vehicle available for personal use Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
during off-duty hours? 35 Was the vehicle used primarily by a more than 5% owner or related person? 36Is another vehicle available for personal use?
Section C-Questions for Employers Who Provide Vehicles for Use by Their Employees
A nswer these questions to determine if you meet an exception to completing Section B for vehicles used by employees who are not more than 5% owners or related persons (see instructions)
37 Do you maintain a written policy statement that prohibits all personal use of vehicles , including commuting , by your employees? 38 Do you maintain a written policy statement that prohibits personal use of vehicles , except commuting , by your employees ? See the instructions for vehicles used by corporate officers, directors, or 1% or more owners .
Yes
No
39 Do you treat all use of vehicles by employees as personal use? 40 Do you provide more than five vehicles to your employees, obtain information from your employees about the use of the vehicles, and retain the information received?
41 Do you meet the requirements concerning qualified automobile demonstration use? (See instructions Note : If your answer to 37, 38, 39, 40, or 41 is "Yes," do not complete Section B for the covered vehicles .
Part VI
Amortization
Date amortization begins
(a) Description of costs
Amo rt izable
amount
C( ode
section
A mor t ization period or percentage
Amortization for this year
42 A mortization of costs that begins during your 2009 tax year (see instructions)
43 Amortization of costs that be gan before your 2009 tax year 44 Total . Add amounts in column (f) See the instructions for where to report
43
1 44
Form 4562(2009)
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TY 2009 Accounting Fees Schedule

Name : BILL & MELINDA GATES FOUNDATION EIN: 56-2618866
Category Amount Net Investment Income
0
Adjusted Net Income

0
Disbursements for Charitable Purposes

370,096
TAX AND ACCOUNTING FEES
367,894
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DLN:93491314000050
TY 2009 All Other Program Related Investments Schedule

Name : BILL & MELINDA GATES FOUNDATION EIN: 56-2618866 Category
AFRICA HEALTH FUND LLC - SEE ATTACHMENT 22 1 Amount 446,304
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TY 2009 Depreciation Schedule

Description of Property Date Acquired Cost or Other Basis Prior Years ' Depreciation Computation Method Rate / Life (# of years) Current Year ' s Depreciation Expense 5 7,306,980 0 5 5 8,948,363 706,676 0 0 Net Investment Income Adjusted Net Income Cost of Goods Sold Not Included
EQUIPMENT LAND LH IMPROVEMENTS FURNITURE/ FIXTURES CIP - IRIS & FDN CIP - LAND
57,510,916 21,320,328 59,821,646 7,974,747 261,280,901 75,605,527
9,126,694 0 27,518,184 5,079,059 0 0
SL L SL SL
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TY 2009 General Explanation Attachment

Identifier Return Reference FORM 990PF, PART IX-A Explanation
SUMMARY OF DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES
1 US PROGRAM - CONDUCTED AND EVALUATED RESEARCH ON ISSUES OF INTEREST TO THE FIELD OF EDUCATION ASSISTED ORGANIZATIONS WORKING IN THE AREA OF EDUCATIONAL IMPROVEMENTS IN ASSESSING PROGRESS ON CURRENT PROJECTS, CONDUCTING BUSINESS PLANNING, COMMUNICATIONS SUPPORT, TECHNICAL SUPPORT AND OTHER CONSULTING SERVICES TOTAL EXPENDITURES $55,387,349 2 GLOBAL HEALTH PROGRAM - PRIMARY ACTIVITIES INCLUDED (1) SUPPORTING THE LAUNCH OF THE LIVING PROOF PROJECT FOR AN IMPATIENT OPTIMIST PRESENTATION GIVEN BY BILL AND MELINDA GATES, A GLOBAL HEALTH MEDIA CAMPAIGN AROUND THE LAUNCH OF LIVING PROOF, AND ADDITIONAL VIDEO CONTENT, (2) SUPPORT FOR THE FOUNDATION'S GH GRANTEES TO BUILD THE COMMUNICATIONS CAPACITY OF KEY GRANTEES SO THEY CAN ADVOCATE FOR ISSUES, PROMOTE THEIR WORK AND SUCCESSES, AND MANAGE COMMUNICATIONS VULNERABILITIES, (3) WORK TO DEVELOP A MAP OF THE CURRENT STATE OF THE PNEUMOCOCCAL AND ROTAV IRUS VACCINE INTRODUCTION ACTIVITIES, AS WELL AS IDENTIFYING INTRODUCTION PLAN OVERLAPS, GAPS, AND RESOURCE CONSTRAINTS, AND DEVELOPING A PLAN TO OPTIMIZE THE INTRODUCTION OF PNEUMOCOCCAL AND ROTAVIRUS VACCINES, (4) SUPPORTED BMGF HIV PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT IN CHINA, (5) WORK TO ENSURE THAT PRODUCT MARKETS WERE READY FOR NEW INTERVENTIONS FOR TB VACCINES, DRUGS, AND DIAGNOSTICS, (5) A PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT PARTNERSHIP OPTIMIZATION PROJECT TO DEVELOPA RISK ADJUSTED PORTFOLIO MODEL AND A COST ESTIMATION TOOL TO DETERMINE THE CLINICAL DEVELOPMENT COSTS FOR THE GLOBAL HEALTH PIPELINE OVER THE NEXT 10 YEARS TOTAL EXPENDITURES $22,080,583 3 GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM - COMMISSIONED RESEARCH ON NEW HOUSING FINANCE PRODUCTS FOR THE POOR AND MICRO-FINANCE PROGRAMS AROUND THE WORLD COMMISSIONED RESEARCH ON INTEGRATING THE URBAN POOR INTO COMMUNITY PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT AROUND THE WORLD COMMISSIONED RESEARCH ON FERTILIZER SUPPLY ISSUES IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA, DETERMINING NEEDS OF SMALL HOLDER FARMERS, AND ON AN ASSESSMENT OF ETHIOPIA'S AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SYSTEM CONVENED GRANTEES FROM 15 COUNTRIES TO EXCHANGE EXPERIENCES AND IDEAS IN ORDER TO IMPROVE PROGRAMS AND STRENGTHEN THE GRANTEE NETWORK FOR FUTURE COMMUNICATION AND SUPPORT COMMISSIONED RESEARCH TO IDENTIFY OPTIMAL OPERATING MODELS FOR DELIVERING SOCIAL PAYMENTS AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS FOR MEXICO'S POOREST THROUGH A NETWORK OF RURAL COMMUNITY STORES COMMISSIONED RESEARCH ON METHODS TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LEARNING OUTCOMES IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD TOTAL EXPENDITURES $12,962,604 1 ROOT CAPITAL INC - TO PROVIDE AFFORDABLE CREDIT TO FARMER ORGANIZATIONS AND SMALL ENTERPRISES LOCATED IN DISTRESSED AREAS IN AFRICA THAT SOURCE FROM SMALLHOLDER FARMERS, RURAL FARMERS OR OTHER INDIVIDUALS ENGAGED IN AGRICULTURE IN ORDER TO ALLEVIATE POVERTY AND BUILD SUSTAINABLE LIVELIHOODS FOR SUCH INDIVIDUALS TOTAL EXPENDITURES $4,000,000 2 PATH - TO FINANCE TENANT IMPROVEMENTS, FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT AT PATH'S HEADQUARTERS IN ORDER TO PROVIDE PATH WITH THE APPROPRIATE FACILITIES AND CAPACITY TO CARRY OUT ITS CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES TOTAL EXPENDITURES $2,500,000 3 AFRICA HEALTH FUND - TO PROMOTE HEALTH IN AFRICA AND TO INCREASE ACCESS OF UNDER-SERVED AFRICANS, PARTICULARLY THE POOR, TO HEALTH-RELATED GOODS AND SERVICES BROADLY IN KEEPING WITH UNITED NATIONS MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS 4 TO 6 (RELATING TO INFECTIOUS DISEASES AND CHILD AND MATERNAL HEALTH) TOTAL EXPENDITURES $446,304 AMOUNT REPORTED ON PART XIII, LINE 7 AS OUT OF CORPUS DISTRIBUTIONS IN SATISFACTION OF REDISTRIBUTION UNDER REG 53 4942(A)-3(C)(2) ARE ALL MADE FROM CURRENT YEAR QUALIFY ING DISTRIBUTIONS THE ENTIRE $1,645,000,000 REPRESENTS QUALIFY ING DISTRIBUTIONS MADE TO THE FOUNDATION BY BILL & MELINDA GATES FOUNDATION TRUST, EIN 91-1663695 DURING THE TAX YEAR ENDED 12/31/09 FRANCI PHELAN'S COMPENSATION INCLUDES RELOCATION BENEFITS RAY YIP, DAN CHIN, AND ASHOK ALEXANDER'S COMPENSATION INCLUDES ADJUSTMENTS TO MITIGATE THE IMPACT OF FOREIGN TAX
SUMMARY OF PROGRAMRELATED INVESTMENTS
FORM 990PF, PART IX-B
AMOUNTS TREATED AS QUALIFY ING DISTRIBUTIONS OUT OF CORPUS INFORMATION ABOUT COMPENSATION
FORM 990PF, PART XIII, LINE 7
FORM 990PF, PART V III
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TY 2009 Investments - Land Schedule

Category / Item Cost/Other Basis Accumulated Depreciation Book Value End of Year Fair Market Value
CIP - LAND
75,605,527
75,605,527
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TY 2009 Investments - Other Schedule

Category / Item INTEREST IN NET ASSETS OF BILL & MELINDA GATES FOUNDATION Listed at Cost or FMV Book Value End of Year Fair Market Value
TRUST
33,439,796,304
33,439,796,304
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DLN:93491314000050
TY 2009 Land, Etc. Schedule

Category / Item EQUIPMENT Cost / Other Basis 57,510,916 Accumulated Depreciation 16,433,674 Book Value 41,077,242 End of Year Fair Market Value
LAND LH IMPROVEMENTS
FURNITURE/FIXTURES
21,320,328 59,821,646
7,974,747
0 36,466,547
5,785,735
21,320,328 23,355,099
2,189,012
CIP - IRIS & FDN
261,280,901
261,280,901
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TY 2009 Legal Fees Schedule

103,705
Adjusted Net Income

0

1,657,907
LEGAL EXPENSES
1,666,813
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DLN:93491314000050
TY 2009 Other Assets Schedule

Description Beginning of Year Book Value 29,534,720 98,304 End of Year - Book Value 35,929,065 84,213 End of Year - Fair Market Value 35,929,065 84,213
PROG RELATED INVST RECEIVABLES OTHER RECEIVABLES
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DLN:93491314000050
TY 2009 Other Expenses Schedule

Description Revenue and Expenses per Books 675,988 5,369,500 52,378 2,999,458 10,516,780 288,020 260,760 6,129,661 2,778,546 15,249 693,433 11,121 4,293,364 54,913 Net Investment Income 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,024 0 0 Adjusted Net Income Disbursements for Charitable Purposes 735,360 5,740,571 50,685 3,179,879 10,292,077 280,527 263,683 6,268,062 2,956,116 15,456 877,882 10,068 6,089,205 54,913
REPAIRS & MAINTENANCE SECURITY SERVICES STORAGE &WAREHOUSE CELL PHONE &DATA COSTS SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT &OTHER DUES & M EM BERSHIPS POSTAGE &DELIVERY TEMPORARY STAFFING TRAINING & RECRUITMENT FEES, LICENSES & PERMITS INSURANCE BANK & OTHER FEES SOIL REMOVAL - NEW CAMPUS LOSS ON CURRENCY CONVERSION
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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TY 2009 Other Income Schedule

Description Revenue And Expenses Per Books 253,755 448,294 14,737 441 12,978 51,230 Net Investment Income 253,755 448,294 0 0 12,978 0 Adjusted Net Income
INTEREST FROM RETURNED GRANTS INTEREST FROM PGRM RELATED INVESTMENTS FORFEITED EMPLOYEE FSA CONTRIBUTION OTHER REVENUE ROYALTY INCOME INDIRA GANDHI PEACE PRIZE
0 0 0 0 0 0
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TY 2009 Other Increases Schedule

Description CHANGE IN INTEREST IN THE NET ASSETS OF BILL & MELINDA GATES FOUNDATION TRUST Amount 0 3,865,310,690
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TY 2009 Other Professional Fees Schedule

0
Adjusted Net Income

0

2,035,083
GRANTEE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE GENERAL CONSULTING SUPPORT PROGRAM EVALUATIONS GRANTEE COMMUNICATIONS WEB & EDITO RIAL DEVELOPMENT PHOTOGRAPHY & VIDEOGRAPHY SECURITY SRVC TRAVEL SUPPORT OTHER CONSULTING SERVICES
5,157,156
177,482,430
85,279
167,519,406
12,598,807 3,692,059 414,972
0 0 0
0 0 0
12,203,657 4,215,567 625,079
1,532,020
318,886
2,059,098
1,720,473
238,232
224,876
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DLN:93491314000050
TY 2009 Taxes Schedule

170,518 0 0 0 0
Adjusted Net Income

0 0 0 0 0

205,073 10,135 0 11,307 16,143
PROPERTY TAXES BUSINESS &OCCUPATION TAXES SECTION 4940 EXCISE TAXES OTHER TAXES INTERNATIONAL OFFICE TAXES
375,591 10,135 19,907 25,675 16,143

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Return of Private Foundation

Department of the Treasury Internal Revenue Service

For calendar year 2009 , or tax year beginning 01 - 01-2009

, and ending 12-31-2009

Initial return of a former public charity Address change Name change

A Employer identification number 56 -2618866

City or town, state, and ZIP code SEATTLE, WA 98102

H Check type of organization

I' Section 501(c)(3) exempt private foundation

Other taxable private foundation r- Cash I_ Accrual

Analysis of Revenue and Expenses (The

(b) Net investment income

Dividends and interest from securities.

Net rental income or (loss)

Gross sales less returns and allowances

Cost of goods sold

Gross profit or (loss) (attach schedule) Other income (attach schedule)

30,857,918 1,666,813 103,705 0

Accounting fees (attach schedule) .

Other professional fees (attach schedule) Interest

Taxes (attach schedule) (see page 14 of the instructions)

Depreciation (attach schedule) and depletion

Travel, conferences, and meetings . Printing and publications . . . .

Other expenses (attach schedule) .

Adjusted net income (if negative, enter -0-)

Page 2 (c) F air M ar k et V a l ue 613,321 8,385,197

allowance for doubtful accounts Oil

Pledges receivable 111111

allowance for doubtful accounts Oil

Inventories for sale or use

Prepaid expenses and deferred charges .

accumulated depreciation (attach schedule) 111111 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Investments-other (attach schedule)

Land, buildings, and equipment basis Oil

accumulated depreciation (attach schedule)

Other assets (describe Pik-

Total assets (to be completed by all filers-see the

Accounts payable and accrued expenses Grants payable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Foundations that follow SFAS 117, check here

and complete lines 24 through 26 and lines 30 and 31.

Temporarily restricted Permanently restricted

Foundations that do not follow SFAS 117, check here

Total liabilities and net assets / fund balances (see page 17 of

Analysis of Changes in Net Assets or Fund Balances

with end-of-year figure reported on prior year's return)

24,551,195,768 555,437,639 3,865,310,690 28,971,944,097

Other increases not included in line 2 (itemize) 111

Form 990-PF (2009)

Form 990-PF (2009)

Capital Gains and Losses for Tax on Investment Income

(e) Gross sales price a b c d e

(f) Depreciation allowed (or allowable)

(g) Cost or other basis plus expense of sale

(h) Gain or (loss) (e) plus (f) minus (g)

(I) Gains (Col (h) gain minus

Adjusted qualifying distributions 3,308,451,241 2,320,072,336 79,842,613

Net value of noncharitable-use assets 80,042,023 29,210,354 13,062,148

Total of line 1, column (d) .

126 872814 42 290938

Multiply line 4 by line 3 .

Enter 1% of net investment income (1% of Part I, line 27b).

Add lines 5 and 6 .

Enter qualifying distributions from Part XII, line 4 .