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New York University

Private foundation NYEIN 13-5562308

New York University is a grantmaker based in NY (EIN 13-5562308). Its most recent IRS filing reports about $1.4M in grants paid across 38 awards in 2023. Its largest giving areas are Healthcare, Arts Culture, Education. This profile is built from public IRS giving history — it reflects what the funder has actually funded, not an open call for proposals.

$1.4M
Grants paid (FY2023)
38
Grants awarded
$38K
Avg grant
$12K
Median grant
HealthcareArts CultureEducationHuman ServicesCommunity Development

Funding capacity & financials (FY2023)

From New York 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.

$21.1B
Total assets (capacity)
0.0% of assets
Annual giving rate
$11.6B
Total revenue

Leadership & board

Officers, directors & key staff from New York University's IRS Form 990 (Part VII).

Robert Grossman
EVP, NYU LANGONE HEALTH
$15M
Daniel J Widawsky
EVP/VICE DEAN/CFO (END DATE: 1/31/2024) & TRUSTEE (START DATE: 06/05/2024)
$4.6M
Andrew Brotman Md
EVP/VICE DEAN/CHIEF CLINICAL OFFICER
$4.0M
Kathleen Jacobs
CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER (End date: 09/30/2023)
$4.0M
Vicki Match Suna Aia
EVP/VICE DEAN, REAL ESTATE
$2.7M
Andrew Hamilton
FORMER PRESIDENT & TRUSTEE
$2.7M
Nader Mherabi
EVP/Vice Dean, CIO
$2.7M
Nancy Sanchez
EVP/VICE DEAN, HR AND ODL
$2.7M
Grace Y Ko
EVP Development & Alumni Affairs
$2.6M
Linda Mills
PRESIDENT & TRUSTEE
$1.3M
Linda Chiarelli
SVP OF CAP PROJECTS & FACILITIES
$1.2M
Martin Dorph
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT
$1.0M

Who does the New York University fund?

The New York University is a private foundation that awards grants primarily in NY, DE, DC. According to its most recent IRS Form 990-PF filing (FY2023), it paid about $1.4M across 38 grants, concentrated in Healthcare, Arts Culture, Education and Human Services.

What types of organizations does the New York University fund?

The New York University's recent grants went to nonprofits and institutions working in Healthcare, Arts Culture, Education and Human Services. Recent recipients include Washington Square Park Conservancy Inc, Washington Square Park Conservancy INC, City Of New York. 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 New York University give, and what is a typical grant?

In FY2023, the New York University awarded about $1.4M across 38 grants — an average grant of about $38K and a median of about $12K.

Where does the New York University award grants?

The New York University awards grants primarily in NY, DE, DC, based on the locations of the recipient organizations in its 990-PF giving records.

Does the New York University accept unsolicited grant applications?

GrantSonar has no verified information on whether the New York University accepts unsolicited applications or has an open application cycle. This profile is built from IRS giving records, which show past grants, not current application rules. Check the New York University's own website or its latest IRS filing before reaching out.

Who are recent New York University grant recipients?

Recent New York University grant recipients include Washington Square Park Conservancy Inc ($553K); Washington Square Park Conservancy INC ($552K); City Of New York ($402K); National Center Of Philanthrophy And The Law ($320K); National Center Of Philanthrophy And The Law ($290K); National Center Of Philanthrophy And The Law ($290K). The full recipient list and giving history are available on GrantSonar.

Past New York University grant recipients

GrantSonar holds 88 itemized recipient records for the New York University from its IRS filings. The 25 largest are listed, with the fiscal year and the purpose the filing states. The full list is on GrantSonar.

RecipientAmountYearPurpose
Washington Square Park Conservancy IncNY$553K2023Support
Washington Square Park Conservancy INCNY$552K2022SUPPORT
City Of New YorkNY$402K2021SUPPORT
National Center Of Philanthrophy And The LawNY$320K2023Support
National Center Of Philanthrophy And The LawNY$290K2021SUPPORT
National Center Of Philanthrophy And The LawNY$290K2022SUPPORT
Tall Wall Robotics IncNY$50K2023Support
EdenReforestationProjectsCA$50K2023Support
ViBillerNY$50K2023Support
Brooklyn Chamber Of CommerceNY$30K2021SUPPORT
American Academy Of NursingDC$30K2022SUPPORT
Brooklyn Chamber of CommerceNY$25K2023Support
Village AllianceNY$25K2022SUPPORT
United Way Of New York CityNY$23K2021SUPPORT
United Way Of New York CityNY$23K2022SUPPORT
Bowery Residents Committee (Brc) INCNY$23K2023Support
United Way of New York CityNY$22K2023Support
American Academy of NursingDC$20K2023Support
American Academy Of NursingDC$20K2021SUPPORT
Brooklyn Chamber Of CommerceNY$20K2022SUPPORT
Washington Square Park Conservancy INCNY$18K2021SUPPORT
Bowery Residents Committee INCNY$18K2021SUPPORT
University Settlement Society Of New YorkNY$18K2022SUPPORT
Bowery Residents Committee (Brc) INCNY$18K2022SUPPORT
National Foundation For Facial Reconstruction INCNY$17K2022SUPPORT

Markdown version of this recipient history, for citation and LLM retrieval.

Based on the New York 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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