The Rockefeller Foundation uses grantmaking and other tools to deliver results for people in the United States and around the world. Consistent with our model and approach, grantmaking is one of many tools the Foundation uses to transform systems, and we do not accept unsolicited grant proposals out of respect for your time.
Use our database to explore active and past grants by commitment and grant amount within the past 5 years. This database undergoes regularly scheduled updates—please refer to the Foundation’s 990-PF documents for the complete list of all individual grants.
in support of developing resources to promote integrated public health responses to extreme weather events, with the aim of improving health outcomes and protecting the most vulnerable populations in Africa and globally.
in support of the response to the Myanmar earthquake, including provision of food and emergency measures for children and other vulnerable populations.
in support of coordinating the efforts and building the capacity of grassroots organizations to inform state tax and revenue policies that benefit low to medium income workers
in support of a workforce development program that enables students to serve at non-profit organizations benefitting vulnerable populations in Sub-Saharan Africa, Latin America, and Asia
in support of developing publicly available resources and tools that protect agricultural workers from the health impacts of extreme heat in Bangladesh
in support of a Health Affairs journal issue on Food, Nutrition and Health to inform the public and policymakers on the challenges and proposed solutions to food insecurity and diet-related chronic illness
in support of the design and validation of a global accelerator network to accelerate the scale and reach of health services in climate-vulnerable countries