R Street Institute

Washington, DC ·EIN 26-3477125 ·Grant funding profile from IRS 990 filings

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$28.3M received 58 funders 160 grants · 2018–2025

Who funds R Street Institute?

R Street Institute is funded by 58 grantmakers, led by The William & Flora Hewlett Foundation ($7.1M), John S and James L Knight Foundation ($2.1M), United States Energy Foundation ($1.9M). In total, IRS Form 990 filings record $28.3M in grants to R Street Institute between 2018–2025.

FunderTotal givenGrantsYears
The William & Flora Hewlett Foundation$7,145,000152020–2024
John S and James L Knight Foundation$2,117,46042020–2024
United States Energy Foundation$1,900,00052020–2024
Deployus Inc$1,395,00042021–2024
The Heising-simons Foundation$1,350,00062020–2024
John D and Catherine T Macarthur$1,270,00052020–2024
Democracy Fund Inc$1,265,00032018–2021
Walton Family Foundation Inc$1,087,50052020–2024
Laura and John Arnold Foundation$1,009,55782020–2024
Charles Koch Institute$935,00032020–2022
The Pew Charitable Trusts$908,54162020–2024
Unite America Institute Inc$899,81752020–2024
The David and Lucile Packard Foundation$600,00012024
Multiplier$500,00012024
The McKnight Foundation$500,00062020–2024
Annie E Casey Foundation Inc$500,00052020–2024
Tides Foundation$500,00012023
Silicon Valley Community Foundation$500,00012020
New Venture Fund$496,53332020–2022
Robin Hood Foundation$400,00022021–2023
Craig Newmark Foundation$350,00022022–2023
The Rockefeller Foundation$240,00012021
Skoll Fund$200,00012024
Jewish Community Federation of San$200,00052020–2024
NEO Philanthropy Inc$200,00012020

Showing top 25 of 58 funders by total given.

What grants has R Street Institute received?

Individual grants from IRS Form 990 filings, newest first

YearFunderPurposeAmount
2025National Confectioners Association ofCONTRIBUTION$10,000
2024John S and James L Knight FoundationTO PROVIDE RENEWED SUPPORT TO R STREET INSTITUTE FOR NONPARTISAN TECHNOLOGY POLICY RESEARCH THAT CAN INFORM APPROACHES TO IMPROVE ONLINE INFORMATION QUALITY.$800,000
2024Deployus IncTO SUPPORT THE ORG'S EFFORTS RELATED TO CLEAN ENERGY AND POLLUTION MITIGATION$675,000
2024The William & Flora Hewlett FoundationFOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT$625,000
2024The David and Lucile Packard FoundationJust Societies$600,000
2024The Pew Charitable TrustsPolicy$579,000
2024MultiplierTRANSMISSION SOLUTIONS FOR A CLEAN ENERGY FUTURE$500,000
2024Unite America Institute IncTO SUPPORT GOVERNANCE PROGRAM; TESTIMONY & CONFERENCES; RIGHT ON REFORM; AND BUILDING THE EVIDENCE BASE FOR REFORM$390,000
2024United States Energy FoundationTO PROMOTE EDUCATION AND ANALYSIS TO ADVANCE CLEAN, AFFORDABLE ENERGY THAT PROTECTS PUBLIC HEALTH.$300,000
2024Laura and John Arnold FoundationTO ADVANCE BIPARTISAN, EVIDENCE-BASED POLICIES RELATED TO POLICE ACCOUNTABILITY IN ORDER TO ENHANCE PUBLIC SAFETY AND PROTECT INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS.$283,000
2024The Heising-simons FoundationTO ENHANCE POWER SECTOR COMPETITION$250,000
2024Walton Family Foundation IncTo support nonpartisan research exploring how federally subsidized crop insurance and other farm subsidy programs perpetuate environmental degradation and how to reform those programs.$225,000
2024John D and Catherine T MacarthurTO INCREASE PUBLIC AWARENESS OF JAIL OVERUSE AND RACIAL INJUSTICE AND THE NEED FOR SOLUTIONS UNDER THE SAFETY AND JUSTICE CHALLENGE$225,000
2024Skoll FundCIVIL PARTICIPATION$200,000
2024The McKnight Foundationto support work on improving electric utility performance and bolstering electric competition, reducing barriers to distributed energy, and advancing grid-enhancing technologies in Minnesota and the broader Midwest$100,000
2024William J Brennan Center forBUILDING WEBSITE AND EXPENSES ASSOCIATED WITH COLLABORATION ON COMMITTEE FOR SAFE AND SECURE ELECTIONS.$100,000
2024Annie E Casey Foundation IncSupport juvenile justice policy advocacy with conservative audiences nationally and in jurisdictions$100,000
2024Doris Duke Charitable Foundation IncTO SUPPORT THE PROJECT, "KEEPING FAMILIES TOGETHER WHILE UNDERGOING TREATMENT FOR OPIOID USE DISORDER."$98,450
2024Centerline Liberties IncGENERAL SUPPORT$50,000
2024Jewish Community Federation of SanCIVIL RIGHTS/SOCIAL ACTION/ADVOCACY$50,000
2024The Cynthia & George Mitchell FoundationTo Advance a Freer and Cleaner Texas Energy Economy$50,000
2024Johns Hopkins UniversitySUB-AWARD$40,000
2024Justice Action NetworkPartner Support - Criminal Justice Reform$37,500
2024MywirelessorgGENERAL SUPPORT$25,000
2024Justice Action Network FoundationSupport of criminal justice reform work$25,000
2024Fund for Constitutional GovernmentPBC SUBGRANT--GENERAL SUPPORT OF WORK TO REDUCE PENTAGON SPENDING$25,000
2024Distilled Spirits Council of the UnitedGeneral Operating Support$20,000
2024The Pew Charitable TrustsPolicy$20,000
2024Consumer Technology AssociationGENERAL SUPPORT$18,743
2024United States Telecom AssociationPROGRAM SUPPORT$10,000

Showing 30 most recent of 160 recorded grants.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who funds R Street Institute?

R Street Institute is funded by 58 grantmakers, led by The William & Flora Hewlett Foundation ($7.1M), John S and James L Knight Foundation ($2.1M), United States Energy Foundation ($1.9M). In total, IRS Form 990 filings record $28.3M in grants to R Street Institute between 2018–2025.

Who is R Street Institute's largest funder?

The William & Flora Hewlett Foundation is the largest recorded funder of R Street Institute, with $7.1M across 15 grants (2020–2024).

How much grant funding has R Street Institute received?

IRS 990 filings record $28.3M in grants to R Street Institute across 160 grants from 58 funders between 2018–2025. Filings are published on a delay, so recent grants may not appear yet.

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