In this two-year annual report, covering 1954–1955, changes in the Board's officers and trustees are noted. It also includes an overview of major grants awarded in the areas of international relations, strengthened national life, and mental health.
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.
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.
