Three women review an exhibition on the Roma people in Sarajevo.

Photo courtesy of the Post-Conflict Research Center.

PCRC's "Roma: On the Margins" exhibition in Sarajevo.

Annual Reviews

The RBF’s Annual Reviews provide readers with annual highlights of the Fund’s programs, grantmaking, and finances as a reflection of our commitment to accountability, transparency, and sustainability. Each year, we focus on an issue central to the Fund's mission.

1953

1951–1953 Annual Review

This three-year report addresses the Rockefeller Brothers Fund’s decision to support several new undertakings which were of particular interest to the founding trustees. These include human relations, international relations, and the development of human and natural resources.

1950

1941–1950 Annual Review

After a decade in operation, the Rockefeller Brothers Fund released its first report. An introductory essay outlines the Fund's philanthropic philosophy and highlights its goals and objectives. The report notes that over the decade the Fund's largest grants were given in the fields of relief, rehabilitation, and morale services toward war and post-war efforts.