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Peter G Peterson Foundation is a private corporation based in NEW YORK, NY. The foundation received its IRS ruling in 2008. The principal officer is % Peterson Management LLC. It holds total assets of $1.1B. Annual income is reported at $44.6M. FOUNDATION ACTIVITIES - SEE STATEMENT 18 FOR OVERVIEWGRANTS AND GRANT-MAKINGTHE FOUNDATION PROVIDES GRANTS TO FUND A VARIETY OF PROJECTS AND ORGANIZATIONS THAT ADVANCE ITS MISSION. GRANTEES INCLUDE RESEARCH ORGANIZATIONS, FOUNDATIONS, UNIVERSITIES, ASSOCIATIONS, AND OTHER NOT-FOR-PROFIT ENTITIES THAT ENGAGE IN ACTIVITIES OUTLINED UNDER GRANT AGREEMENTS WITH THE FOUNDATION. THESE GRANTS SUPPORT A RANGE OF EDUCATION, ENGAGEMENT, AND RESEARCH PROJECTS AND INITIATIVES RELATED TO THE NATION'S LONG-TERM FISCAL AND ECONOMIC CHALLENGES, AS WELL AS THE KEY DRIVERS OF DEBT. A COMPLETE LISTING OF OUR PAID GRANTS IN FISCAL YEAR 2021 CAN BE FOUND IN PART XV. According to available records, Peter G Peterson Foundation has made 161 grants totaling $56.4M, with a median grant of $67K. The foundation has distributed between $26.5M and $29.9M annually from 2022 to 2023. Individual grants have ranged from $4K to $5M, with an average award of $350K. The foundation has supported 75 unique organizations. The foundation primarily supports organizations in District of Columbia, California, New York, which account for 73% of all grants. Grantmaking reaches organizations across 16 states. Contributions to this foundation are tax-deductible.
FOUNDATION ACTIVITIES - SEE STATEMENT 19 FOR OVERVIEW GRANTS AND GRANT-MAKINGTHE FOUNDATION PROVIDES GRANTS TO FUND A VARIETY OF PROJECTSAND ORGANIZATIONS THAT ADVANCE ITS MISSION. GRANTEESINCLUDE RESEARCH ORGANIZATIONS, FOUNDATIONS, UNIVERSITIES,ASSOCIATIONS, AND OTHER NOT-FOR-PROFIT ENTITIES THAT ENGAGEIN ACTIVITIES OUTLINED UNDER GRANT AGREEMENTS WITH THEFOUNDATION. THESE GRANTS SUPPORT A RANGE OF EDUCATION,ENGAGEMENT, AND RESEARCH PROJECTS AND INITIATIVES RELATED TOTHE NATION'S LONG-TERM FISCAL AND ECONOMIC CHALLENGES, ASWELL AS THE KEY DRIVERS OF DEBT. A COMPLETE LISTING OF OURPAID GRANTS IN FISCAL YEAR 2022 CAN BE FOUND IN PART XIV.
Expenses: $26.4M
EDUCATION, AWARENESS, AND ENGAGEMENTTHE FOUNDATION'S EDUCATION, AWARENESS, AND ENGAGEMENTINITIATIVES SEEK TO IMPROVE AMERICANS' UNDERSTANDING OF ANDPARTICIPATION IN SUPPORTING FISCAL SUSTAINABILITY ANDECONOMIC RESILIENCY FOR THE NEXT GENERATION. THE FOUNDATIONPRODUCES INFORMATION ON FISCAL AND ECONOMIC POLICY TOPICSFOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC; CONNECTS A RANGE OF AUDIENCES WITHNON-PARTISAN RESOURCES AND INFORMATION; AND ISSUES POLICYRESEARCH BRIEFS AND STATEMENTS AROUND KEY FISCAL MILESTONES.THE FOUNDATION ENABLES BROAD DISCOURSE REGARDING FISCAL ANDECONOMIC ISSUES THROUGH ITS WEBSITES AND SOCIAL MEDIA. INADDITION, THE FOUNDATION HOLDS REGULAR CONVENINGS, BRINGINGTOGETHER POLICY LEADERS, EXPERTS, AND ELECTED OFFICIALS FROMACROSS THE POLITICAL AND IDEOLOGICAL SPECTRUM TO DISCUSSFISCAL AND ECONOMIC ISSUES.
Expenses: $10.3M
POLICY RESEARCH AND ANALYSISTHE FOUNDATION PRODUCES NON-PARTISAN RESEARCH, ANALYSES, ANDOTHER DATA-DRIVEN INFORMATION TO HELP MAKE COMPLEX FISCALAND ECONOMIC ISSUES MORE UNDERSTANDABLE AND MEANINGFUL TOTHE PUBLIC AND POLICYMAKERS. THE FOUNDATION'S RESEARCH ANDANALYSES ARE INCORPORATED INTO ITS EDUCATION, AWARENESS, ANDENGAGEMENT ACTIVITIES, AND REFLECTED IN PUBLIC STATEMENTS,ARTICLES AND PRESENTATIONS. THIS MATERIAL IS MADE ACCESSIBLEON THE FOUNDATION'S WEBSITE AND INCLUDES: ANALYSES OF BUDGETAND ECONOMIC ISSUES; A LIBRARY OF CHARTS AND GRAPHS, PRIMERSAND POLICY RESEARCH BRIEFS THAT EXPLAIN THE BUDGET ANDBUDGET PROCESS; AND THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE BUDGET, THEECONOMY, AND DEMOGRAPHIC TRENDS.
Expenses: $2.9M
FOUNDATION ACTIVITIES - SEE STATEMENT 18 FOR OVERVIEWGRANTS AND GRANT-MAKINGTHE FOUNDATION PROVIDES GRANTS TO FUND A VARIETY OF PROJECTS AND ORGANIZATIONS THAT ADVANCE ITS MISSION. GRANTEES INCLUDE RESEARCH ORGANIZATIONS, FOUNDATIONS, UNIVERSITIES, ASSOCIATIONS, AND OTHER NOT-FOR-PROFIT ENTITIES THAT ENGAGE IN ACTIVITIES OUTLINED UNDER GRANT AGREEMENTS WITH THE FOUNDATION. THESE GRANTS SUPPORT A RANGE OF EDUCATION, ENGAGEMENT, AND RESEARCH PROJECTS AND INITIATIVES RELATED TO THE NATION'S LONG-TERM FISCAL AND ECONOMIC CHALLENGES, AS WELL AS THE KEY DRIVERS OF DEBT. A COMPLETE LISTING OF OUR PAID GRANTS IN FISCAL YEAR 2021 CAN BE FOUND IN PART XV. Based on available records, the foundation has funded 161 grants. Its grantmaking reaches organizations primarily in DC, CA, NY.
Peter G Peterson Foundation has distributed a total of $56.4M across 161 grants. The median grant size is $67K, with an average of $350K. Individual grants have ranged from $4K to $5M.
The application deadline is SEE STATEMENT 20. SEE STATEMENT 20.
Peter G Peterson Foundation is headquartered in NEW YORK, NY. While based in NY, the foundation distributes grants to organizations across 16 states.
| Name | Title | Compensation | Benefits | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jay Want | EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR - PCH | $443K | $51K | $495K |
| Loretta Ucelli | EXEC VP, STRATEGY & COMM | $398K | $48K | $446K |
| Suk Yun Won | CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER | $395K | $46K | $441K |
| Susan Tanaka | SENIOR POLICY ADVISOR | $293K | $24K | $317K |
| Jeffrey Holland | VP, RESEARCH | $278K | $48K | $325K |
Total Giving
$42.9M
Total Assets
$1B
Fair Market Value
N/A
Net Worth
$994.5M
Grants Paid
N/A
Contributions
$7.5M
Net Investment Income
$6M
Distribution Amount
$50.5M
Total Grants
161
Total Giving
$56.4M
Average Grant
$350K
Median Grant
$67K
Unique Recipients
75
Most Common Grant
$5K
of 2023 grantees were first-time recipients
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Milbank Memorial FundTO HELP STATES DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT COST GROWTH TARGETS TO IMPROVE HEALTHCARE AFFORDABILITY. | New York, NY | $1.4M | 2023 |
| Election Trust Initiative LlcTO SUPPORT NONPARTISAN INITIATIVES TO IMPROVE THE SYSTEM FOR ADMINISTERING ELECTIONS IN THE UNITED STATES. | Washington, DC | $5M | 2023 |
| Committee For A Responsible Federal BudgetTO ADVANCE RESPONSIBLE FISCAL POLICY AND BUDGET PROCESS REFORM THROUGH POLICY RESEARCH, OUTREACH, AND PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT. | Washington, DC | $4.1M | 2023 |
| Net ImpactTO SUPPORT THE EXECUTION OF UP TO US, A NATIONWIDE NONPARTISAN INITIATIVE EMPOWERING COLLEGE STUDENTS TO EDUCATE AND ENGAGE THEIR PEERS ON AMERICA'S FISCAL CHALLENGES AND THE IMPACT ON THEIR FUTURE. | Oakland, CA | $3.4M |
CORAOPOLIS, PA
DENVER, CO
WASHINGTON, DC
| Laura Gordon | VP, COMM & PUBLIC AFFAIRS | $264K | $13K | $277K |
| Myra Sung | VP, PROGRAMS | $210K | $21K | $231K |
| Michael A Peterson | DIRECTOR & CHAIRMAN | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| Joan Ganz Cooney | DIRECTOR | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| Michael Shankman | TREASURER | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| 2023 |
| Nuclear Threat Initiative IncTO SUPPORT NTI'S EFFORT TO IMPROVE GLOBAL NUCLEAR SECURITY THROUGH RESEARCH ON NUCLEAR MATERIALS SECURITY AND THE ENGAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT OF LEADERSHIP NETWORKS OF NUCLEAR EXPERTS AND POLICYMAKERS WORLDWIDE. | Washington, DC | $3M | 2023 |
| University Of WashingtonTO CREATE THE FIRST NATIONWIDE DATASET OF U.S. HEALTHCARE EXPENDITURES AND VALUE AT THE COUNTY LEVEL. | Seattle, WA | $1.1M | 2023 |
| Kff (The Henry J Kaiser Family Foundation)TO SUPPORT AND EXPAND THE PETERSON-KAISER HEALTH SYSTEM TRACKER, A RESOURCE TO MONITOR PERFORMANCE OF THE U.S. HEALTHCARE SYSTEM. | San Francisco, CA | $920K | 2023 |
| Concord Coalition CorpTO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ABOUT THE CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF FEDERAL BUDGET DEFICITS AND THE IMPORTANCE OF BUILDING A SECURE FISCAL FOUNDATION FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH. | Arlington, VA | $750K | 2023 |
| Brown University Of ProvidenceTO SUPPORT THE VARTAN GREGORIAN SCHOLARS TO HONOR HIS CONTRIBUTIONS TO PHILANTHROPY AND INCREASE STUDENT DIVERSITY. | Providence, RI | $650K | 2023 |
| Progressive Policy InstituteTO SUPPORT POLICY RESEARCH AND OUTREACH RELATING TO FISCAL SUSTAINABILITY. | Washington, DC | $525K | 2023 |
| Bipartisan Policy CenterTO PRODUCE BIPARTISAN RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS ON FISCAL AND ECONOMIC POLICY SOLUTIONS, INCLUDING POLICIES TO RECOVER FROM THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC. | Washington, DC | $500K | 2023 |
| Urban InstituteTO SUPPORT TAX POLICY CENTER'S FEDERAL TAX MODEL AND RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS OF FISCAL POLICY DEVELOPMENTS. | Washington, DC | $471K | 2023 |
| Institute For Clinical And Economic ReviewTO DEVELOP METHODS FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF DIGITAL HEALTH TECHNOLOGIES. | Boston, MA | $450K | 2023 |
| Northwestern UniversityTO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF A SHARED DECISION MAKING MODEL FOR HIGH-NEED PATIENTS. | Chicago, IL | $296K | 2023 |
| Bill Hillary & Chelsea Clinton FoundationTO SUPPORT THE EXECUTION OF UP TO US, A NATIONWIDE NONPARTISAN INITIATIVE EMPOWERING COLLEGE STUDENTS TO EDUCATE AND ENGAGE THEIR PEERS ON AMERICA'S FISCAL CHALLENGES AND THE IMPACT ON THEIR FUTURE. | Little Rock, AR | $250K | 2023 |
| National Bureau Of Economic Research IncTO SUPPORT A POST-DOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM ON LONG-TERM FISCAL POLICY. | Cambridge, MA | $233K | 2023 |
| University Of ChicagoTO INCREASE DIVERSITY IN THE FIELD OF ECONOMICS AND PROMOTE GREATER INCLUSION IN FISCAL AND ECONOMIC POLICYMAKING. | Chicago, IL | $220K | 2023 |
| Minnesota Public RadioTO SUPPORT THE CREATION AND DISSEMINATION OF INFORMATION THAT INCREASES AWARENESS OF THE NATION'S FISCAL CHALLENGES. | St Paul, MN | $200K | 2023 |
| Howard UniversityTO INCREASE DIVERSITY IN THE FIELD OF ECONOMICS AND PROMOTE INCLUSION IN FISCAL AND ECONOMIC POLICYMAKING THROUGH SUPPORT OF THE AMERICAN ECONOMIC ASSOCIATION SUMMER TRAINING PROGRAM, IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE WOMENS INSTITUTE FOR SCIENCE, EQUITY, AND RACE. | Washington, DC | $200K | 2023 |
| Economic Policy InstituteTO SUPPORT PUBLIC EDUCATION, ENGAGEMENT AND RESEARCH ON FISCAL POLICY. | Washington, DC | $200K | 2023 |
| Issue OneTO SUPPORT EDUCATION AND AWARENESS ABOUT BIPARTISAN REFORMS TO THE FEDERAL ELECTION CERTIFICATION PROCESS. | Washington, DC | $175K | 2023 |
| Coalition To Transform Advanced CareTO DEVELOP AND DISSEMINATE CARE MODELS FOR SERIOUS ILLNESS, AND PREPARE POLICY RECOMMENDATIONS THAT PROMOTE BEST PRACTICES. | Washington, DC | $150K | 2023 |
| Fiscal Challenge IncTO SUPPORT A COMPETITION FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS TO DEVELOP BUDGET PLANS THAT STABILIZE FEDERAL DEBT AS A SHARE OF THE ECONOMY OVER THE LONG TERM. | Chapel Hill, NC | $109K | 2023 |
| Center For Health Care StrategiesTO DEVELOP THE BETTER CARE PLAYBOOK, AN ONLINE RESOURCE FOR STAKEHOLDERS SEEKING TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY AND LOWER THE COST OF CARE FOR HIGH-NEED PATIENTS. | Hamilton, NJ | $100K | 2023 |
| The Volcker AllianceTO RESEARCH AND REPORT ON BEST PRACTICES IN MANAGING STATE AND LOCAL BUDGETS DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC, WITH A FOCUS ON NEW YORK STATE AND NEW YORK CITY. | New York, NY | $100K | 2023 |
| Womens Institute For Science Equity And RaceTO INCREASE DIVERSITY IN THE FIELD OF ECONOMICS AND PROMOTE GREATER INCLUSION IN FISCAL AND ECONOMIC POLICYMAKING THROUGH SUPPORT OF THE AMERICAN ECONOMIC ASSOCIATION SUMMER TRAINING PROGRAM, HOSTED BY HOWARD UNIVERSITY. | Mechanicsville, VA | $100K | 2023 |
| Trustees Of Tufts CollegeTO PRODUCE AND DISSEMINATE NON-PARTISAN ANALYSES BY LEADING ECONOMISTS ON TIMELY FISCAL AND ECONOMIC ISSUES. | Somerville, MA | $97K | 2023 |
| Center For American ProgressTO SUPPORT POLICY RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS TO REDUCE THE COSTS AND IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF U.S. HEALTHCARE. | Washington, DC | $80K | 2023 |
| Harvard UniversityTO DEVELOP AND DISSEMINATE A TOOLKIT TO SUPPORT EFFECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION OF INNOVATIONS IN HEALTHCARE. | Cambridge, MA | $75K | 2023 |
| Library Of CongressTO SUPPORT THE CONGRESSIONAL RESEARCH SERVICES BIPARTISAN SEMINAR FOR NEW MEMBERS. | Washington, DC | $68K | 2023 |
| Citizens Budget Commission IncTO SUPPORT EVENTS AND CORE ACTIVITIES. | New York, NY | $54K | 2023 |
| Manhattan Institute For Policy Research IncTO SUPPORT EVENTS AND CORE ACTIVITIES. | New York, NY | $50K | 2023 |
| Conference Board IncTO SUPPORT EVENTS AND CORE ACTIVITIES. | New York, NY | $50K | 2023 |
| Nabe Foundation Of The National Association For Business EconomicsTO SUPPORT EVENTS AND CORE ACTIVITIES. | Washington, DC | $40K | 2023 |
| Business Executives For National SecurityTO SUPPORT EVENTS AND CORE ACTIVITIES. | Washington, DC | $35K | 2023 |
| Brookings InstitutionTO UPDATE, MAINTAIN, AND PROMOTE THE FISCAL SHIP, AN ONLINE GAME THAT CHALLENGES PLAYERS TO PUT THE FEDERAL BUDGET ON A SUSTAINABLE COURSE. | Washington, DC | $30K | 2023 |
| Sadie CollectiveTO SUPPORT EVENTS AND CORE ACTIVITIES. | Washington, DC | $28K | 2023 |
| Independent SectorTO SUPPORT EVENTS AND CORE ACTIVITIES. | Washington, DC | $25K | 2023 |
| American Enterprise Institute For Public Policy ResearchTO SUPPORT EVENTS AND CORE ACTIVITIES. | Washington, DC | $25K | 2023 |
| National Academy Of Social InsuranceTO SUPPORT EVENTS AND CORE ACTIVITIES. | Washington, DC | $25K | 2023 |
| Camden Coalition Of Healthcare ProvidersTO SUPPORT EVENTS AND CORE ACTIVITIES. | Camden, NJ | $25K | 2023 |
| Brandeis UniversityTO SUPPORT EVENTS AND CORE ACTIVITIES. | Waltham, MA | $25K | 2023 |
| Council For Economic EducationTO SUPPORT EVENTS AND CORE ACTIVITIES. | New York, NY | $25K | 2023 |
| Economic Club Of New YorkTO SUPPORT THE PETER G. PETERSON LEADERSHIP EXCELLENCE AWARD. | New York, NY | $20K | 2023 |
| Center For Health Policy DevelopmentTO SUPPORT EVENTS AND CORE ACTIVITIES. | Portland, ME | $20K | 2023 |
| National Tax Association Tax Institute Of AmericaTO SUPPORT EVENTS AND CORE ACTIVITIES. | Washington, DC | $20K | 2023 |
| The Panetta Institute For Public PolicyTO SUPPORT EVENTS AND CORE ACTIVITIES. | Seaside, CA | $15K | 2023 |
| Icahn School Of Medicine At Mount SinaiTO ACCELERATE THE ADOPTION OF PALLIATIVE CARE STRATEGIES THAT IMPROVE QUALITY AND LOWER THE COST OF CARE FOR PATIENTS WITH SERIOUS ILLNESS. | New York, NY | $14K | 2023 |
| Association For Public Policy Analysis And ManagementTO SUPPORT EVENTS AND CORE ACTIVITIES. | Washington, DC | $14K | 2023 |
| Cato InstituteTO SUPPORT THE PETER G. PETERSON FOUNDATION FISCAL INTERNSHIP PROGRAM. | Washington, DC | $10K | 2023 |
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