Emory University
Private foundation GAEIN 58-0566256
Emory University is a private foundation based in GA (EIN 58-0566256). Its most recent IRS Form 990-PF filing reports about $240M in grants paid across 352 awards in 2023. Its largest giving areas are Education, Healthcare, Human Services. This profile is built from public 990-PF giving history — it reflects what the funder has actually funded, not an open call for proposals.
Funding capacity & financials (FY2023)
From Emory University's IRS Form 990. Assets show capacity; the giving rate shows how actively they deploy it (a private foundation must pay out ~5%/yr) — useful for sizing your ask.
Leadership & board
Officers, directors & key staff from Emory University's IRS Form 990 (Part VII).
Who does the Emory University fund?
The Emory University is a private foundation that awards grants nationally (and, in some cases, internationally). According to its most recent IRS Form 990-PF filing (FY2023), it paid about $240M across 352 grants, concentrated in Education, Healthcare, Human Services and Community Development.
What types of organizations does the Emory University fund?
The Emory University's recent grants went to nonprofits and institutions working in Education, Healthcare, Human Services and Community Development. Recent recipients include Saint Joseph'S Hospital Of Atlanta INC, Emorysaint Joseph'S INC, Saint Joseph'S Hospital Of Atlanta INC. Because giving is reported in aggregate on the 990-PF, the best signal of fit is the funder's giving history below.
How much does the Emory University give, and what is a typical grant?
In FY2023, the Emory University awarded about $240M across 352 grants — an average grant of about $682K and a median of about $87K.
Where does the Emory University award grants?
The Emory University awards grants nationally (and, in some cases, internationally), based on the locations of the recipient organizations in its 990-PF giving records.
Does the Emory University accept unsolicited grant applications?
Like most private foundations, the Emory University generally does not publish an open application cycle — many fund by invitation or through existing relationships. This profile reflects the funder's giving history from public IRS Form 990-PF filings, not an open call for proposals. Always confirm the Emory University's current guidelines before reaching out.
Who are recent Emory University grant recipients?
Recent Emory University grant recipients include Saint Joseph'S Hospital Of Atlanta INC ($35M); Emorysaint Joseph'S INC ($35M); Saint Joseph'S Hospital Of Atlanta INC ($26M); Emorysaint Joseph'S INC ($25M); EmorySaint Joseph's Inc ($21M); Saint Joseph's Hospital of Atlanta ($21M). The full recipient list and giving history are available on GrantSonar.
Example Emory University grant recipients
A sample from the funder's 990-PF giving records. The full list is on GrantSonar.
| Saint Joseph'S Hospital Of Atlanta INCGA | $35M |
| Emorysaint Joseph'S INCGA | $35M |
| Saint Joseph'S Hospital Of Atlanta INCGA | $26M |
| Emorysaint Joseph'S INCGA | $25M |
| EmorySaint Joseph's IncGA | $21M |
| Saint Joseph's Hospital of AtlantaGA | $21M |
| Orasure Technologies INCPA | $11M |
| Georgia Tech Research CorporationGA | $9.6M |
Based on the Emory University's public IRS Form 990-PF filings (most recent: FY2023). 990 data reflects giving history and typically lags 1–2 years; it is not an open call for proposals. Always confirm the funder's current guidelines before applying.
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