Grants Search
Our online database includes grants made by the Rockefeller Brothers Fund over the past five years.
In 2020, the RBF awarded 336 grants totaling $53.9 million.
- $100,000 median grant amount
- 43 percent of grants were for more than one year
- 35 percent of grants were for general support; additional grantmaking provided unrestricted funds for projects by fiscal agents and universities
Search our grants by keyword, program, amount, or year awarded. Information about older grants is available in the Fund’s Form 990-PFs, at the Rockefeller Archive Center, or by contacting the Grants Management team.
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$153,000
for
14 months
Awarded
For the Richard Rockefeller Fellowship
Indigenous Philanthropy in China
$150,000
for
12 months
Awarded
For its efforts to curb emissions from ports and shipping.
Evidence-Based Policies and Practice
$100,000
for
13 months
Awarded
For its Friend to Court Revolving Fund.
Environmental Governance
$400,000
for
24 months
Awarded
For its project, Reducing Air Pollution from Transport in Southern China
Evidence-Based Policies and Practice
$75,000
for
12 months
Awarded
For general support.
Culpeper Arts & Culture | Building Capacity in Cultural Organizations (revised 2021)
$100,000
for
24 months
Awarded
For the development and integration of its arts and educational programs.
Culpeper Arts & Culture | Building Capacity in Cultural Organizations (revised 2021)
$4,375
for
12 months
Awarded
For its project, the Health and Environmental Funders Network.
Other
$100,000
for
12 months
Awarded
For the Renewable Energy Planning Tools: Development and Pilot Application project of the Guangzhou Institute of Energy Conversion.
Evidence-Based Policies and Practice
$200,056
for
16 months
Awarded
For its Toward Building a Sustainable Carbon Emission Trading System in China and California project.
Private Sector and Market Forces
$15,000
for
12 months
Awarded
For its theater festival, Rehearsal for Truth.
Culpeper Arts & Culture | Building Capacity in Cultural Organizations (revised 2021)