Open Society Foundations
New York City, New York
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Total Assets:
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Total Giving:
927600000 -
Fiscal Year:
12/31/2018
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General Information
- Contact Information
- Mission Statement
- Key Staff List
- Key Staff Biographies
- Board of Directors List
Governance and Policies
- Bylaws
- Committee Charters
- Code of Conduct
- Conflict of Interest Policies
- Open Licensing Policies
- Transparency Values/Policies
Staffing and DEI Policies/Data
- Whistleblower Procedures
- Executive Compensation Process
- DEI Values/Policies
- Demographic Data
Grantmaking Information
Planning and Performance Measurement
- Assessment of Overall Foundation Performance
- Knowledge Center
- Grantee Feedback Mechanism
- Grantee Surveys
- Strategic Plan
More Information
- 1 Financial Statements
The Open Society Foundations are a network of separate funds and entities with no publicly available audited financial documents capturing the whole of the network. Open Society provides annual giving totals on its website.
- 2 Grants
The Open Society Foundations award grants, scholarships, and fellowships to organizations and individuals whose work advances open society values. The Open Society Foundations are organized as a network of foundations and related entities, all dedicated to a common mission. Some of Open Society's national and regional foundations manage their grantmaking with local systems; those grants are not reflected in the database on the main Open Society website, but are often published on the individual websites of those foundations.
- 3 Total Assets/Total Giving
The Open Society Foundations’ total expenditures in 2018 were $927.6 million. This number includes grants awarded, direct program expenses, advocacy, and operations. Note: Because Open Society’s charitable activities comprise more than grantmaking, this total includes funds that support other aspects of its charitable work, such as advocacy and litigation (one of its programs, the Open Society Justice Initiative, is an operating entity focused on human rights and litigation).