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Our Approach to Giving | Arnold Ventures Our giving is focused on evidence-based solutions to some of the biggest challenges in Criminal Justice, Health Care, Infrastructure, Public Finance, Higher Education, Journalism, Affordable Housing, Climate and Energy, and Democracy. We support organizations aligned with our core areas.
We source the majority of our proposals through direct outreach and periodically, we do issue formal Requests for Proposals . We do not currently accept unsolicited grant proposals. Funding decisions are made by the board and staff throughout the year based on a variety of criteria, with the ultimate goal of advancing our strategies.
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Please include your name, media outlet affiliation, contact information, questions, and deadline. Partnership for Proven Programs : Arnold Ventures is working with public leaders to drive new funding for evidence-based programs and policymaking at the state and local levels. We look for partners eager to leverage research and data to identify, implement, and scale up the policies proven effective by a robust body of evidence.
Together, we aim to achieve real results for American families, communities, and businesses through data-driven decision-making.
Current Requests for Proposals Higher Education & Career Pathways Causal Research to Improve Outcomes for Part-Time Students Impacts of Cell Phone Policies in K‑ 12 Schools RFP Measurement and Evaluation of State and Local Housing Supply Reforms Transportation Research and Policy Strengthening Evidence RFP Causal Research on the Impacts of Legalized Sports Betting Causal Research on Community Safety and the Criminal Justice System What are you looking for?
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