Organization · EIN 52-0972043 · Washington, DC

Who funds The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press?

28 private foundations reported paying The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press $1.63M on returns for tax year 2023.

28 funders · 8 foundations that fund peers · 6 closest peers

Funders 28

FoundationPaidPurpose as filedMatchSource
John S and James L Knight Foundation
Miami, FL
$400,000
2 grant lines
TO EXPAND THE PROTECTING JOURNALISTS PRO BONO PROGRAM (PROJOURN), LAYING THE FOUNDATION FOR A NATIONAL NETWORK OF PRO BONO LAWYERS WHO SUPP… +1 more Same address 1.00 Wrong? 990-PF
FYE 12/2023
John D and Catherine T MacArthur Foundation (Consolidated)
Chicago, IL
$225,000
2 grant lines
in support of general operations +1 more Same address 1.00 Wrong? 990-PF
FYE 12/2023
The Klarman Family Foundation
Boston, MA
$200,000 Healthy Democracy: Unrestricted operating support for fiscal years 2022 and 2023 Same address 1.00 Wrong? 990-PF
FYE 12/2023
Abrams Foundation
Boston, MA · Preselected only
$200,000 TO SUPPORT THE LOCAL LEGAL INITIATIVE Same address 1.00 Wrong? 990-PF
FYE 12/2023
Lumina Foundation for Education
Indianapolis, IN
$150,000 To support the newsgathering rights of journalists and news organizations in Indiana through legal resources and training. Same address 1.00 Wrong? 990-PF
FYE 12/2023
Democracy Fund
Washington, DC · Preselected only
$100,000 General support Same address 1.00 Wrong? 990-PF
FYE 12/2023
The Morton K and Jane Blaustein Foundation
Baltimore, MD
$60,000 general support to provide pro bono legal services to journalists Same address 1.00 Wrong? 990-PF
FYE 12/2023
Inasmuch Foundation
Oklahoma City, OK
$50,000 LOCAL LEGAL INITIATIVE SUPPORT IN OKLAHOMA, 2023-2025 ($100,000; 2-YEAR GRANT; $50,000/YEAR) Same city 1.00 Wrong? 990-PF
FYE 06/2024
Chan Soon-Shiong Family Foundation
Los Angeles, CA · Preselected only
$50,000 CHARITABLE Same address 1.00 Wrong? 990-PF
FYE 09/2024
Dow Jones Foundation
New York, NY · Preselected only
$50,000 SUPPORT THE NELSON/DOW JONES FOUND
Filed as “REPORTERS COMMITTEE FOR FREEDOM OF”
Same street 1.00 Wrong? 990-PF
FYE 06/2024
The Gibson Dunn & Crutcher Foundation
Los Angeles, CA
$34,000 CHARITABLE Same address 1.00 Wrong? 990-PF
FYE 12/2023
Tegna Foundation
Tysons, VA
$25,000 GENERAL SUPPORT Same address 1.00 Wrong? 990-PF
FYE 12/2023
Ward Creek Foundation
San Francisco, CA
$11,076 GENERAL PURPOSE GRANT.
Filed as “REPORTERS COMMITTEE FOR FREEDOM”
Same address 0.85 Wrong? 990-PF
FYE 12/2023
The Anne and Henry Zarrow Foundation
Tulsa, OK
$10,000 GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT Same address 1.00 Wrong? 990-PF
FYE 12/2023
Ploughshares Foundation
Chicago, IL
$10,000 GENERAL Same address 1.00 Wrong? 990-PF
FYE 12/2023
The Steinman Foundation
Lancaster, PA
$10,000 JOURNALISM Same address 1.00 Wrong? 990-PF
FYE 12/2023
The Robert S Rifkind Charitable Foundation
New York, NY · Preselected only
$10,000 GENERAL SUPPORT Same address 1.00 Wrong? 990-PF
FYE 12/2023
David and Katherine Moore Family Foundation
Rye Brook, NY
$10,000 FOR GENERAL SUPPORT. Same address 1.00 Wrong? 990-PF
FYE 12/2023
The Charles E and Mary Elizabeth Scripps Foundation
Ft Mitchell, KY · Preselected only
$10,000 CAPITAL CAMPAIGN Same address 1.00 Wrong? 990-PF
FYE 12/2023
Edward E Haddock Jr Family Foundation
Orlando, FL · Preselected only
$5,000 General & Unrestricted Same address 1.00 Wrong? 990-PF
FYE 12/2023

Amounts are as filed on each foundation's 990-PF for a tax year beginning in 2023. The match shows how the payee on the filing was linked to this EIN (what each match type means); hover or tap it for the score. Wrong? Report it.

Foundations that fund organizations like The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press

These foundations paid at least two of the 25 organizations that share the most funders with The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, but don't appear on its own funder list for 2023. This is a factual overlap from filings, not a recommendation or an endorsement.

  1. The Ford Foundation New York, NY
    Paid 19 of the 25 closest peers · $23.9M to them
  2. The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Princeton, NJ
    Paid 15 of the 25 closest peers · $15.3M to them
  3. The William & Flora Hewlett Foundation Menlo Park, CA
    Paid 15 of the 25 closest peers · $26.4M to them
  4. Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation Princeton, NJ
    Paid 13 of the 25 closest peers · $771K to them
  5. The Rockefeller Foundation New York, NY
    Paid 12 of the 25 closest peers · $9.28M to them · Says it funds preselected organizations only
  6. The Cigna Group Foundation Philadelphia, PA
    Paid 11 of the 25 closest peers · $14.7K to them
  7. Gannett Foundation New York, NY
    Paid 10 of the 25 closest peers · $7,968 to them
  8. Select Equity Group Foundation New York, NY
    Paid 10 of the 25 closest peers · $155K to them · Says it funds preselected organizations only

Organizations with the most funders in common

  1. Committee to Protect Journalists New York, NY
    13 shared funders · 90 funders in all
  2. President and Fellows of Harvard College Cambridge, MA
    8 shared funders · 831 funders in all
  3. Medecins Sans Frontieres USA New York, NY
    8 shared funders · 2370 funders in all
  4. Georgetown University Washington, DC
    8 shared funders · 370 funders in all
  5. NAACP Legal Defense & Educ Fund New York, NY
    6 shared funders · 149 funders in all
  6. The Trustees of Columbia University in the City of New York New York, NY
    7 shared funders · 568 funders in all

Where this comes from

Each row is a grant line from Part XV of a private foundation's Form 990-PF. The 990-PF has no field for the recipient's tax ID, so WHOFUNDS matched the payee's name and address to the IRS Business Master File (where this EIN is registered as “Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press”). How matching works and where it fails.

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