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Related institution: Harvard University Exact

2024 · Form 990 · revenue $8.32B · expenses $7.24B · assets $79.94B

EIN: 04-2103580
Address: 1350 MASSACHUSETTS AVE STE 801, CAMBRIDGE, MA 02138-3846
Website: WWW.HARVARD.EDU
NTEE code: B500
Exempt type: 501(c)(3): charitable, religious, educational, scientific or literary (corporation)
Ruling date: December 1967 (when the IRS recognized its exemption)
IRS status: Exempt (unconditional) (IRS Business Master File) IRS data ↗
Tax-deductible donations: Yes: listed in IRS Publication 78 (public charity) Pub 78 ↗
Foundation status: School
Principal officer: Chloe Bednar (its 2024 Form 990-N)
Form 990-N e-postcards: 1 filed, 2024 (organizations with gross receipts normally $50,000 or less file this instead of a full Form 990) IRS data ↗
Donor-advised funds: Sponsor: its returns say it maintains donor-advised funds (latest tax year 2024). Figures by year
Cross-check: ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer

Mission

UNDERGRADUATE, GRADUATE, AND PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH ACROSS A BROAD ARRAY OF ACADEMIC DOMAINS.

Private offerings (Form D)

Form D notices filed with the SEC by an issuer with this organization's name and zip code, often a fund or affiliate it set up.

11 Form D filings for 1 offering, $14,719,198 sold in total (each offering's latest reported figure).

Filed	Issuer	Kind	Offered	Sold
2026-01-07	PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	Other	Indefinite	$14,719,198
2025-01-07	PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	Other	Indefinite	$14,103,270
2024-01-08	PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	Other	Indefinite	$13,223,472
2023-01-06	PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	Other	Indefinite	$12,493,526
2022-01-06	PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	Other	Indefinite	$11,227,324
2021-01-08	PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	Other	Indefinite	$10,811,070
2020-01-08	PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	Other	Indefinite	$10,588,525
2018-01-08	PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	Other	Indefinite	$9,218,961
2017-01-10	PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	Other	Indefinite	$9,219,169
2016-01-14	PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	Other	Indefinite	$8,723,858
2015-01-13	PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	Other	Indefinite	$7,649,000

People (30)

Everyone named on any Form D filed by this issuer (executive officers, directors, promoters) and on Form ADV by its adviser (direct and indirect owners, executive officers), with their roles and the first and last filing that names them. Organizations named as related persons (a general partner, a management company) are left out.

Name	Role	Fund or adviser	Source	Years
James Husson	Executive Officer	PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	Form D	2026
Jennifer O'Connor	Executive Officer	PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	Form D	2025-2026
John Manning	Executive Officer	PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	Form D	2025-2026
Klara Jelinkova	Executive Officer	PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	Form D	2022-2026
Manuel Cuevas-Trisan	Executive Officer	PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	Form D	2022-2026
Marc Goodheart	Executive Officer	PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	Form D	2012-2026
Margaret Newell	Executive Officer	PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	Form D	2025-2026
Martha Whitehead	Executive Officer	PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	Form D	2021-2026
Meredith Weenick	Executive Officer	PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	Form D	2016-2026
Ritu Kalra	Executive Officer	PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	Form D	2025-2026
Brian Lee	Executive Officer	PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	Form D	2020-2025
Ritu Klara	Executive Officer	PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	Form D	2024
Diane Lopez	Executive Officer	PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	Form D	2020-2023
Lawrence Bacow	Executive Officer	PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	Form D	2019-2023
Thomas Hollister	Executive Officer	PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	Form D	2016-2023
Katherine Lapp	Executive Officer	PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	Form D	2012-2022
Anne Margulies	Executive Officer	PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	Form D	2014-2021
Marilyn Hausammann	Executive Officer	PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	Form D	2012-2021
Alan Garber	Executive Officer	PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	Form D	2019
Leah Rosovsky	Executive Officer	PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	Form D	2014-2019
Paul Andrew	Executive Officer	PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	Form D	2019
Robert Iuliano	Executive Officer	PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	Form D	2012-2019
Sarah Thomas	Executive Officer	PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	Form D	2016-2019
Tamara Rogers	Executive Officer	PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	Form D	2017-2019
Mark Johnson	Executive Officer	PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	Form D	2012-2016
Christine Heenan	Executive Officer	PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	Form D	2012-2015
Michael Kan	Executive Officer	PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	Form D	2015
Lisa Hogarty	Executive Officer	PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	Form D	2012-2014
A Clayton Spencer	Executive Officer	PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	Form D	2012
Anne Clayton Margulies	Executive Officer	PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	Form D	2012

Each tax year counts once: when a return was amended, only the latest return for that period is used below (superseded returns stay listed, greyed, under Finances).

People paid by the organization

108 people paid across every filing: current people first, then by total pay from this organization. Organizations counts every nonprofit each person appears on.

Name	Latest title	Years	Latest year pay	Total pay from here	Organizations
Alan M Garber	SEE SCHEDULE O	2012-2024	$1,642,838	$12,596,781	3
Nitin Nohria	SEE SCHEDULE O	2010-2024	$652,452	$10,536,515	3
Lawrence S Bacow	SEE SCHEDULE O	2012-2024	$766,508	$9,958,458	5
David J Malan	FACULTY	2018-2024	$1,285,311	$8,970,304	1
George Q Daley Md	DEAN, FACULTY OF MEDICINE	2017-2024	$1,053,858	$7,456,672	8
Marc L Goodheart	SEE SCHEDULE O	2009-2024	$660,848	$7,282,038	2
Claudine Gay	SEE SCHEDULE O	2018-2024	$1,548,551	$6,836,987	4
Meredith Weenick	EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT	2014-2024	$882,830	$5,793,825	15
Paul Andrew	V.P. FOR PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND COMMUNICATIONS	2014-2024	$690,890	$5,708,487	1
Brian Lee	V.P. FOR ALUMNI AFFAIRS AND DEVELOPMENT UNTIL 04/16/25	2018-2024	$996,123	$5,524,850	1
Diane Lopez	SEE SCHEDULE O	2018-2024	$588,320	$4,671,971	1
Srikant M Datar	DEAN, FACULTY OF BUSINESS	2021-2024	$1,114,027	$4,263,432	3
Martha Whitehead	V.P. FOR THE HARVARD LIBRARY	2018-2024	$515,052	$2,682,649	2
Manuel Cuevas-Trisan	V.P. FOR HUMAN RESOURCES	2021-2024	$616,531	$2,078,338	1
Klara Jelinkova	V.P. AND CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER	2021-2024	$622,435	$2,071,495	3
Karen Gordon Mills	FELLOW; SENIOR FELLOW AT HBS	2014-2024	$140,625	$2,011,010	2
Robin J Ely	FACULTY	2024	$1,991,045	$1,991,045	1
Nancy F Koehn	FACULTY	2024	$1,989,830	$1,989,830	1
John Manning	SEE SCHEDULE O	2023-2024	$1,061,979	$1,945,601	3
Kathleen L Mcginn	FACULTY	2024	$1,936,549	$1,936,549	1
Sean Caron	V.P. FOR CAMPUS SERVICES	2022-2024	$565,865	$1,446,329	8
Margaret Newell	V.P. AND DEPUTY TO THE PRESIDENT	2023-2024	$693,440	$1,303,800	3
Hopi Hoekstra	DEAN, FACULTY OF ARTS & SCIENCES	2023-2024	$962,561	$1,294,859	1
Ritu Kalra	V.P. FOR FINANCE AND C.F.O.	2023-2024	$721,071	$1,276,897	4
Jennifer O'Connor	V.P. AND GENERAL COUNSEL AS OF 07/29/24	2024	$536,704	$536,704	1
Shirley Tilghman	FELLOW	2015-2024	$0	$10,000	8
Biddy Martin	FELLOW	2018-2024	$0	$5,607	2
Drew Gilpin Faust (former)	SEE SCHEDULE O	2009-2022	$461,673	$16,869,072	4
Katherine N Lapp (former)	EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT UNTIL 08/05/22	2009-2022	$2,394,548	$11,111,553	5
Michael D Smith (former)	SEE SCHEDULE O	2009-2023	$606,070	$8,946,670	1
Jeffrey S Flier MD (former)	SEE SCHEDULE O	2009-2021	$482,450	$7,618,948	7
Stephen J Blyth (former)	FACULTY	2016	$6,800,936	$6,800,936	9
Robert W Iuliano (former)	SEE SCHEDULE O	2009-2019	$491,772	$6,328,430	2
Marilyn M Hausammann (former)	V.P. FOR HUMAN RESOURCES UNTIL 05/31/21	2009-2021	$692,957	$6,272,962	1
Anne H Margulies (former)	V.P. AND CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER UNTIL 05/31/21	2010-2021	$750,593	$6,084,770	1
Thomas J Hollister (former)	SEE SCHEDULE O	2014-2023	$509,999	$5,198,355	3
Tamara Elliott Rogers (former)	V.P. FOR ALUMNI AFFAIRS AND DEVELOPMENT UNTIL 11/30/2018	2009-2018	$860,941	$5,149,782	2
Julio Frenk (former)	DEAN, FACULTY OF PUBLIC HEALTH	2009-2014	$638,767	$3,776,421	1
Steven E Hyman (former)	FACULTY; FORMER PROVOST	2009-2015	$477,135	$3,614,696	1
Barbara McNeil MD (former)	SEE SCHEDULE O	2011-2021	$461,012	$3,256,573	5
Paul M Healy (former)	FACULTY	2013-2023	$1,972,836	$3,192,847	2
Christine M Heenan (former)	CONSULTANT; FORMER V.P.	2009-2015	$283,941	$2,892,867	1
Leah Rosovsky (former)	SEE SCHEDULE O	2013-2019	$478,051	$2,819,398	1
Walter C Kester (former)	FACULTY	2009-2022	$2,119,148	$2,696,152	1
Vilangadu G Narayanan (former)	FACULTY	2014-2022	$1,067,819	$2,565,184	1
Daniel S Shore (former)	V.P. FOR FINANCE AND C.F.O. (UNTIL 09/2014)	2009-2014	$404,030	$2,327,719	3
Rohit Deshpande (former)	FACULTY	2022	$2,234,132	$2,234,132	1
Sarah E Thomas (former)	V.P. FOR THE HARVARD LIBRARY UNTIL 02/28/2019	2013-2018	$419,853	$2,148,576	1
Francesca Gino (former)	FACULTY	2018-2019	$1,049,532	$2,093,980	1
Michael Tushman (former)	FACULTY	2018	$2,074,756	$2,074,756	1
V Kasturi Rangan (former)	FACULTY	2020	$2,046,073	$2,046,073	1
Robert L Simons (former)	FACULTY	2019	$2,012,294	$2,012,294	1
Lynn S Paine (former)	FACULTY	2020	$1,935,599	$1,935,599	1
Herman B Dutch Leonard (former)	FACULTY	2023	$1,889,946	$1,889,946	2
Linda A Hill Phd (former)	FACULTY	2021-2023	$1,047,648	$1,877,491	5
William A Sahlman (former)	FACULTY	2016	$1,865,014	$1,865,014	1
David E Bell (former)	FACULTY	2019	$1,864,718	$1,864,718	1
Mark R Johnson (former)	V.P. CAPITAL PLANNING AND PROJECT MGMT. (UNTIL 10/2015)	2010-2015	$332,915	$1,847,738	1
Jay O Light (former)	DEAN (ENDED 6/2010)	2009-2010	$1,284,363	$1,834,594	2
Richard S Ruback (former)	FACULTY	2019	$1,825,137	$1,825,137	1
Teresa M Amabile (former)	FACULTY	2016	$1,796,255	$1,796,255	1
Richard H Vietor (former)	FACULTY	2015	$1,750,226	$1,750,226	1
Marc W Kirschner (former)	PROFESSOR	2010	$1,607,073	$1,607,073	1
Carliss Y Baldwin (former)	FACULTY	2018	$1,539,766	$1,539,766	1
john czajkowski (former)	EXEC. DEAN FOR ADMIN	2016	$1,534,780	$1,534,780	2
Lynda M Applegate (former)	FACULTY	2017	$1,495,642	$1,495,642	1
Lisa Hogarty (former)	V.P. CAMPUS SERVICES (UNTIL 11/2013)	2009-2013	$423,584	$1,483,117	11
Julio J Rotemberg (former)	FACULTY	2017	$1,445,676	$1,445,676	1
William W Chin (former)	PROFESSOR	2010-2013	$740,263	$1,407,142	1
John A Deighton (former)	FACULTY	2015	$1,337,452	$1,337,452	1
Nadarajan Chetty (former)	FACULTY	2012-2020	$768,477	$1,312,729	1
Robert B Cashion (former)	ASSOC VP DEV; FORMER ACTING V.P.	2009-2012	$325,540	$1,294,712	1
A Clayton Spencer (former)	FORMER VP POLICY (UNTIL 6/2012)	2009-2012	$204,743	$1,288,171	3
Amartya K Sen (former)	PROFESSOR	2012	$1,234,998	$1,234,998	1
David D Ginty (former)	PROFESSOR	2013	$1,221,663	$1,221,663	1
Michael J Klarman (former)	PROFESSOR	2011-2012	$571,190	$1,138,906	1
Mihir A Desai (former)	FACULTY	2022	$1,089,233	$1,089,233	1
David F Hawkins (former)	FACULTY	2015	$1,084,385	$1,084,385	1
John A Quelch (former)	FACULTY	2017	$1,083,426	$1,083,426	2
Elon Kohlberg (former)	FACULTY	2015	$1,061,342	$1,061,342	1
Stuart Gilson (former)	FACULTY	2018	$997,512	$997,512	1
Roy D Shapiro (former)	PROFESSOR	2012	$979,297	$979,297	1
Robert C Merton (former)	PROFESSOR	2010	$955,127	$955,127	1
Bruce L Hay (former)	FACULTY	2021	$850,794	$850,794	1
Janice H Hammond (former)	FACULTY	2021	$833,393	$833,393	1
Vikram H Patel (former)	FACULTY	2017	$792,957	$792,957	1
Tarun Khanna (former)	FACULTY	2020	$750,026	$750,026	1
Charles C Richardson (former)	FACULTY	2016	$737,290	$737,290	1
Nancy S Zeckhauser (former)	FORMER V.P. ADMIN (ENDED 6/2009)	2009-2010	$272,615	$710,038	4
Gordon J Fishell (former)	FACULTY	2017	$704,874	$704,874	1
John Aubrecht (former)	EXEC. DIR. OF LMEC, INC.	2014	$681,208	$681,208	2
Krishna G Palepu (former)	PROFESSOR	2013	$663,415	$663,415	1
Roland Fryer (former)	FACULTY	2015	$659,614	$659,614	1
Scott G Kennedy (former)	FACULTY	2014	$646,280	$646,280	1
Homi K Bhabha (former)	PROFESSOR	2010	$624,579	$624,579	1
Christopher M Gordon (former)	C.O.O. Allston Developme	2009	$621,897	$621,897	1
Irving H Goldberg (former)	Professor	2009	$585,912	$585,912	1
R John Collier (former)	PROFESSOR	2011	$571,909	$571,909	1
Ajay K Singh (former)	Professor	2009	$565,717	$565,717	1
Elio Raviola (former)	PROFESSOR	2011	$560,122	$560,122	1
Edward C Forst (former)	Executive Vice President	2009	$557,380	$557,380	2
Alan M Garber Began 911 (former)	PROVOST	2011	$432,808	$432,808	1
Elizabeth Mora (former)	V.P. Finance through 5/0	2009	$240,727	$240,727	1
Thomas E Vautin (former)	FORMER ACTING V.P. ADMIN (7/09-6/10)	2010	$240,676	$240,676	2
Alan J Stone (former)	Former V.P. Govt Comm &	2009	$209,352	$209,352	1
Lawrence H Summers (former)	Professor/ Former Presid	2009	$103,352	$103,352	1
Lawrence S Bacow Began 711 (former)	FELLOW; PRES-IN-RESIDENCE, GSE	2011	$3,634	$3,634	2
Nannerl O Keohane (former)	FELLOW	2009-2016	$0	$2,000	4

Officers and directors, no compensation reported

26 people listed on the returns with $0 (or no amount) in every compensation column: current people first. Hours are as filed on the latest return each person appears on.

Name	Latest title	Years	Hrs/wk (latest)	Compensation	Organizations
Kenneth I Chenault	FELLOW	2014-2024	5	$0 reported	6
Timothy R Barakett	FELLOW/TREASURER	2019-2024	5	$0 reported	3
Diana L Nelson	FELLOW	2020-2024	5	$0 reported	2
Kenneth Frazier	FELLOW	2023-2024	5	$0 reported	2
Mariano-Florentino Cuellar	FELLOW	2019-2024	5	$0 reported	4
Penny S Pritzker	SENIOR FELLOW	2018-2024	9	$0 reported	4
Theodore V Wells Jr	FELLOW	2012-2024	5	$0 reported	2
Tracy Palandjian	FELLOW	2022-2024	5	$0 reported	2
Joseph Y Bae	FELLOW AS OF 07/01/24	2024	5	$0 reported	3
James Husson	V.P. FOR ALUMNI AFFAIRS AND DEVELOPMENT AS OF 04/01/25	2024	60	$0 reported	1
Suzanne Glassburn	V.P. AND SECRETARY OF THE UNIVERSITY AS OF 06/01/25	2024	60	$0 reported	2
Paul J Finnegan (former)	FELLOW	2012-2023	5	$0 reported	3
David M Rubenstein - (former)	FELLOW	2017-2022	5	$0 reported	27
William F Lee (former)	FELLOW	2010-2021	9	$0 reported	2
James W Breyer (former)	FELLOW	2013-2018	5	$0 reported	2
Susan L Graham (former)	FELLOW	2012-2018	5	$0 reported	2
Jessica T Mathews (former)	FELLOW	2012-2018	5	$0 reported	3
Joseph J O'Donnell (former)	FELLOW	2012-2017	5	$0 reported	2
James F Rothenberg (former)	FELLOW (UNTIL 07/21/2015)	2009-2015	5	$0 reported	3
Robert E Rubin (former)	FELLOW	2009-2013	5	$0 reported	3
Robert D Reischauer (former)	FELLOW	2009-2013	5	$0 reported	2
Patricia A King (former)	FELLOW (UNTIL 12/2012)	2009-2012	5	$0 reported	2
Leah Rosovsky Began 12013 (former)	V.P. STRATEGY AND PROGRAMS	2012	60	$0 reported	1
Susan L Graham Began 711 (former)	FELLOW	2011	5	$0 reported	2
Joseph J O'Donnell Began 711 (former)	FELLOW	2011	5	$0 reported	2
James R Houghton (former)	Fellow	2009	5	$0 reported	2

People by year

2024 · 38 people listed · 25 paid, $24.2M · 39,590 employees · 10,000 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
ROBIN J ELY	FACULTY	48	$1,904,006	$31,500	$55,539	$1,991,045	1
NANCY F KOEHN	FACULTY	48	$1,928,263	$4,500	$57,067	$1,989,830	1
KATHLEEN L MCGINN	FACULTY	60	$1,884,004	$0	$52,545	$1,936,549	1
ALAN M GARBER	SEE SCHEDULE O	60	$1,391,448	$0	$251,390	$1,642,838	3
CLAUDINE GAY	SEE SCHEDULE O	60	$1,397,749	$0	$150,802	$1,548,551	4
DAVID J MALAN	FACULTY	60	$1,228,579	$0	$56,732	$1,285,311	1
SRIKANT M DATAR	DEAN, FACULTY OF BUSINESS	60	$911,062	$0	$202,965	$1,114,027	3
JOHN MANNING	SEE SCHEDULE O	60	$985,882	$0	$76,097	$1,061,979	3
GEORGE Q DALEY	DEAN, FACULTY OF MEDICINE	60	$1,009,890	$0	$43,968	$1,053,858	8
BRIAN LEE	V.P. FOR ALUMNI AFFAIRS AND DEVELOPMENT UNTIL 04/16/25	60	$919,239	$0	$76,884	$996,123	1
HOPI HOEKSTRA	DEAN, FACULTY OF ARTS & SCIENCES	60	$691,601	$0	$270,960	$962,561	1
MEREDITH WEENICK	EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT	60	$825,207	$0	$57,623	$882,830	15
LAWRENCE S BACOW	SEE SCHEDULE O	60	$708,928	$0	$57,580	$766,508	5
RITU KALRA	V.P. FOR FINANCE AND C.F.O.	60	$646,696	$0	$74,375	$721,071	4
MARGARET NEWELL	V.P. AND DEPUTY TO THE PRESIDENT	60	$636,263	$0	$57,177	$693,440	3
PAUL ANDREW	V.P. FOR PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND COMMUNICATIONS	60	$610,446	$0	$80,444	$690,890	1
MARC L GOODHEART	SEE SCHEDULE O	60	$577,048	$0	$83,800	$660,848	2
NITIN NOHRIA	SEE SCHEDULE O	60	$580,639	$0	$71,813	$652,452	3
KLARA JELINKOVA	V.P. AND CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER	60	$548,296	$0	$74,139	$622,435	3
MANUEL CUEVAS-TRISAN	V.P. FOR HUMAN RESOURCES	60	$535,527	$0	$81,004	$616,531	1
DIANE LOPEZ	SEE SCHEDULE O	60	$540,529	$0	$47,791	$588,320	1
SEAN CARON	V.P. FOR CAMPUS SERVICES	60	$490,170	$0	$75,695	$565,865	8
JENNIFER O'CONNOR	V.P. AND GENERAL COUNSEL AS OF 07/29/24	60	$489,340	$0	$47,364	$536,704	1
MARTHA WHITEHEAD	V.P. FOR THE HARVARD LIBRARY	60	$445,887	$0	$69,165	$515,052	2
KAREN GORDON MILLS	FELLOW; SENIOR FELLOW AT HBS	17	$116,213	$0	$24,412	$140,625	2
TIMOTHY R BARAKETT	FELLOW/TREASURER	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
BIDDY MARTIN	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
DIANA L NELSON	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
JOSEPH Y BAE	FELLOW AS OF 07/01/24	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
KENNETH FRAZIER	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
KENNETH I CHENAULT	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	6
MARIANO-FLORENTINO CUELLAR	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	4
PENNY S PRITZKER	SENIOR FELLOW	9	$0	$0	$0	$0	4
SHIRLEY M TILGHMAN	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	8
THEODORE V WELLS JR	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
TRACY PALANDJIAN	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
JAMES HUSSON	V.P. FOR ALUMNI AFFAIRS AND DEVELOPMENT AS OF 04/01/25	60	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
SUZANNE GLASSBURN	V.P. AND SECRETARY OF THE UNIVERSITY AS OF 06/01/25	60	$0	$0	$0	$0	2

2023 · 37 people listed · 27 paid, $24.8M · 38,767 employees · 10,000 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
LAWRENCE S BACOW	SEE SCHEDULE O	60	$2,904,050	$0	$176,683	$3,080,733	5
PAUL M HEALY	FACULTY	60	$1,928,441	$0	$44,395	$1,972,836	2
HERMAN B LEONARD	FACULTY	48	$1,786,044	$31,500	$72,402	$1,889,946	2
DAVID J MALAN	FACULTY	60	$1,313,964	$0	$55,972	$1,369,936	1
CLAUDINE GAY	SEE SCHEDULE O	60	$1,079,008	$0	$283,947	$1,362,955	4
ALAN M GARBER	SEE SCHEDULE O	60	$922,068	$0	$242,968	$1,165,036	3
SRIKANT M DATAR	DEAN, FACULTY OF BUSINESS	60	$947,857	$0	$192,245	$1,140,102	3
LINDA HILL	FACULTY	48	$982,304	$23,500	$41,844	$1,047,648	5
DIANE LOPEZ	V.P. AND GENERAL COUNSEL UNTIL 02/29/24	60	$972,728	$0	$73,085	$1,045,813	1
GEORGE Q DALEY	DEAN, FACULTY OF MEDICINE	60	$970,945	$0	$42,118	$1,013,063	8
BRIAN LEE	V.P. FOR ALUMNI AFFAIRS AND DEVELOPMENT	60	$883,103	$0	$74,098	$957,201	1
JOHN MANNING	INTERIM PROVOST AS OF 03/14/24	60	$810,537	$0	$73,085	$883,622	3
MEREDITH WEENICK	EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT	60	$777,736	$0	$55,214	$832,950	15
PAUL ANDREW	V.P. PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND COMM.	60	$570,222	$0	$77,574	$647,796	1
MARC L GOODHEART	V.P. AND SECRETARY OF THE UNIVERSITY	60	$573,516	$0	$71,090	$644,606	2
NITIN NOHRIA	SEE SCHEDULE O	60	$571,982	$0	$62,120	$634,102	3
MARGARET NEWELL	V.P. AND DEPUTY TO THE PRESIDENT AS OF 01/26/24	60	$555,502	$0	$54,858	$610,360	3
MICHAEL D SMITH	SEE SCHEDULE O	60	$535,412	$0	$70,658	$606,070	1
KLARA JELINKOVA	V.P. AND CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER	60	$530,602	$0	$71,275	$601,877	3
MANUEL CUEVAS-TRISAN	V.P. FOR HUMAN RESOURCES	60	$519,137	$0	$77,658	$596,795	1
RITU KALRA	V.P. FOR FINANCE AND C.F.O.	60	$501,481	$0	$54,345	$555,826	4
SEAN CARON	V.P. FOR CAMPUS SERVICES	60	$452,373	$0	$73,325	$525,698	8
THOMAS J HOLLISTER	SEE SCHEDULE O	60	$451,828	$0	$58,171	$509,999	3
MARTHA WHITEHEAD	V.P. FOR THE HARVARD LIBRARY	60	$431,961	$0	$66,331	$498,292	2
HOPI HOEKSTRA	DEAN, FACULTY OF ARTS & SCIENCES AS OF 08/01/23	60	$287,075	$0	$45,223	$332,298	1
KAREN GORDON MILLS	FELLOW; SENIOR FELLOW AT HBS	45	$189,405	$0	$34,286	$223,691	2
BIDDY MARTIN	FELLOW	5	$3,524	$0	$0	$3,524	2
TIMOTHY R BARAKETT	FELLOW/TREASURER	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
DIANA L NELSON	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
KENNETH FRAZIER	FELLOW AS OF 02/07/24	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
KENNETH I CHENAULT	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	6
MARIANO-FLORENTINO CUELLAR	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	4
PAUL J FINNEGAN	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
PENNY S PRITZKER	FELLOW	9	$0	$0	$0	$0	4
SHIRLEY M TILGHMAN	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	8
THEODORE V WELLS JR	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
TRACY PALANDJIAN	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2

2022 · 35 people listed · 25 paid, $23.7M · 37,629 employees · 10,000 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
KATHERINE N LAPP	EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT UNTIL 08/05/22	60	$2,347,789	$0	$46,759	$2,394,548	5
ROHIT DESHPANDE	FACULTY	48	$2,167,890	$13,500	$52,742	$2,234,132	1
WALTER C KESTER	FACULTY	60	$2,053,063	$0	$66,085	$2,119,148	1
LAWRENCE S BACOW	PRESIDENT	60	$1,333,866	$0	$423,243	$1,757,109	5
DAVID J MALAN	FACULTY	60	$1,330,171	$0	$51,434	$1,381,605	1
ALAN M GARBER	PROVOST	60	$884,365	$0	$238,402	$1,122,767	3
MIHIR A DESAI	FACULTY	48	$1,023,888	$24,900	$40,445	$1,089,233	1
VILANGADU G NARAYANAN	FACULTY	48	$956,641	$38,000	$73,178	$1,067,819	1
SRIKANT M DATAR	DEAN, FACULTY OF BUSINESS	60	$837,798	$0	$188,847	$1,026,645	3
GEORGE Q DALEY	DEAN, FACULTY OF MEDICINE	60	$931,184	$0	$39,013	$970,197	8
CLAUDINE GAY	DEAN, FACULTY OF ARTS & SCIENCES	60	$679,638	$0	$271,735	$951,373	4
BRIAN LEE	V.P. FOR ALUMNI AFFAIRS AND DEVELOPMENT	60	$866,200	$0	$69,472	$935,672	1
DIANE LOPEZ	V.P. AND GENERAL COUNSEL	60	$730,917	$0	$68,785	$799,702	1
THOMAS J HOLLISTER	V.P. FOR FINANCE AND C.F.O.	60	$630,779	$0	$72,261	$703,040	3
MEREDITH WEENICK	EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT AS OF 08/06/22	60	$625,257	$0	$49,945	$675,202	15
KLARA JELINKOVA	V.P. AND CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER	60	$553,994	$0	$67,023	$621,017	3
PAUL ANDREW	V.P. PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND COMM.	60	$542,989	$0	$71,451	$614,440	1
MANUEL CUEVAS-TRISAN	V.P. FOR HUMAN RESOURCES	60	$497,196	$0	$70,715	$567,911	1
MARC L GOODHEART	V.P. AND SECRETARY OF THE UNIVERSITY	60	$498,064	$0	$67,455	$565,519	2
MICHAEL D SMITH	SEE SCHEDULE O	60	$490,616	$0	$65,549	$556,165	1
MARTHA WHITEHEAD	V.P. FOR THE HARVARD LIBRARY	60	$415,046	$0	$62,104	$477,150	2
DREW GILPIN FAUST	SEE SCHEDULE O	60	$395,290	$0	$66,383	$461,673	4
SEAN CARON	V.P. FOR CAMPUS SERVICES AS OF 01/03/23	60	$287,486	$0	$67,280	$354,766	8
KAREN GORDON MILLS	FELLOW; SENIOR FELLOW AT HBS	45	$170,482	$0	$33,135	$203,617	2
BIDDY MARTIN	FELLOW	5	$2,083	$0	$0	$2,083	2
PAUL J FINNEGAN	FELLOW/TREASURER	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
DAVID M RUBENSTEIN	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	27
DIANA L NELSON	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
KENNETH I CHENAULT	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	6
MARIANO-FLORENTINO CUELLAR	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	4
PENNY S PRITZKER	FELLOW	9	$0	$0	$0	$0	4
SHIRLEY M TILGHMAN	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	8
THEODORE V WELLS JR	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
TIMOTHY R BARAKETT	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
TRACY PALANDJIAN	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2

2021 · 39 people listed · 28 paid, $19.9M · 34,241 employees · 10,000 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
DAVID J MALAN	FACULTY	60	$1,550,518	$0	$47,229	$1,597,747	1
LAWRENCE S BACOW	FELLOW/PRESIDENT	60	$1,048,985	$0	$281,215	$1,330,200	5
SRIKANT M DATAR	DEAN, FACULTY OF BUSINESS AS OF 01/01/21	60	$841,638	$0	$141,020	$982,658	3
ALAN M GARBER	PROVOST	60	$731,497	$0	$214,662	$946,159	3
GEORGE Q DALEY	DEAN, FACULTY OF MEDICINE	60	$893,188	$0	$36,950	$930,138	8
CLAUDINE GAY	DEAN, FACULTY OF ARTS SCIENCES	60	$646,049	$0	$233,030	$879,079	4
VILANGADU G NARAYANAN	FACULTY	48	$747,374	$40,000	$71,051	$858,425	1
BRUCE L HAY	FACULTY	60	$796,715	$0	$54,079	$850,794	1
BRIAN LEE	V.P. FOR ALUMNI AFFAIRS AND DEVELOPMENT	60	$780,664	$0	$67,214	$847,878	1
JANICE H HAMMOND	FACULTY	60	$783,178	$0	$50,215	$833,393	1
LINDA A HILL	FACULTY	48	$712,162	$81,000	$36,681	$829,843	5
NITIN NOHRIA	SEE SCHEDULE O	60	$761,254	$0	$64,478	$825,732	3
KATHERINE N LAPP	EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT	60	$736,446	$0	$47,393	$783,839	5
ANNE H MARGULIES	V.P. AND CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER UNTIL 05/31/21	0	$716,896	$0	$33,697	$750,593	1
MARILYN M HAUSAMMANN	V.P. FOR HUMAN RESOURCES UNTIL 05/31/21	0	$662,591	$0	$30,366	$692,957	1
DIANE LOPEZ	V.P. AND GENERAL COUNSEL	60	$617,757	$0	$61,339	$679,096	1
THOMAS J HOLLISTER	V.P. FOR FINANCE AND C.F.O.	60	$544,795	$0	$69,139	$613,934	3
PAUL ANDREW	V.P. PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND COMM.	60	$497,589	$0	$62,824	$560,413	1
MICHAEL D SMITH	SEE SCHEDULE O	60	$497,290	$0	$62,960	$560,250	1
MEREDITH WEENICK	V.P. FOR CAMPUS SERVICES	60	$473,180	$0	$46,017	$519,197	15
MARC L GOODHEART	V.P. AND SECRETARY OF THE UNIVERSITY	60	$430,605	$0	$66,018	$496,623	2
JEFFREY S FLIER	SEE SCHEDULE O	60	$415,575	$0	$66,875	$482,450	7
MARTHA WHITEHEAD	V.P. FOR THE HARVARD LIBRARY	60	$401,195	$0	$59,958	$461,153	2
BARBARA J MCNEIL	SEE SCHEDULE O	60	$421,109	$0	$39,903	$461,012	5
DREW GILPIN FAUST	SEE SCHEDULE O	60	$382,082	$0	$64,221	$446,303	4
MANUEL CUEVAS-TRISAN	V.P. FOR HUMAN RESOURCES AS OF 08/02/21	60	$265,678	$0	$31,423	$297,101	1
KLARA JELINKOVA	V.P. AND CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER AS OF 09/13/21	60	$201,095	$0	$25,071	$226,166	3
KAREN GORDON MILLS	FELLOW; SENIOR FELLOW AT HBS	45	$172,032	$0	$32,419	$204,451	2
PAUL J FINNEGAN	FELLOW/TREASURER	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
BIDDY MARTIN	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
DAVID M RUBENSTEIN	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	27
DIANA L NELSON	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
KENNETH I CHENAULT	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	6
MARIANO-FLORENTINO CUELLAR	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	4
PENNY S PRITZKER	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	4
SHIRLEY M TILGHMAN	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	8
THEODORE V WELLS JR	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
TIMOTHY R BARAKETT	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
WILLIAM F LEE	FELLOW	9	$0	$0	$0	$0	2

2020 · 36 people listed · 25 paid, $20.2M · 34,351 employees · 10,000 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
V KASTURI RANGAN	FACULTY	48	$1,962,144	$19,475	$64,454	$2,046,073	1
LYNN S PAINE	FACULTY	60	$1,854,313	$20,000	$61,286	$1,935,599	1
DAVID J MALAN	FACULTY	60	$1,365,710	$0	$46,950	$1,412,660	1
LAWRENCE S BACOW	FELLOW/PRESIDENT	60	$912,565	$0	$220,377	$1,132,942	5
ANNE H MARGULIES	V.P. AND CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER UNTIL 05/31/21	60	$476,067	$0	$527,960	$1,004,027	1
NITIN NOHRIA	DEAN, FACULTY OF BUSINESS UNTIL 12/31/2020	60	$765,559	$0	$149,720	$915,279	3
MARILYN M HAUSAMMANN	V.P. FOR HUMAN RESOURCES UNTIL 05/31/21	60	$421,487	$0	$478,137	$899,624	1
GEORGE Q DALEY	DEAN, FACULTY OF MEDICINE	60	$860,271	$0	$36,006	$896,277	8
BRIAN LEE	V.P. FOR ALUMNI AFFAIRS AND DEVELOPMENT	60	$762,375	$0	$66,169	$828,544	1
ALAN M GARBER	PROVOST	60	$628,236	$0	$197,434	$825,670	3
CLAUDINE GAY	DEAN, FACULTY OF ARTS & SCIENCES	60	$608,967	$0	$215,101	$824,068	4
KATHERINE N LAPP	EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT	60	$724,460	$0	$45,963	$770,423	5
NADARAJAN CHETTY	FACULTY	60	$701,062	$0	$67,415	$768,477	1
TARUN KHANNA	FACULTY	48	$558,628	$138,508	$52,890	$750,026	1
THOMAS J HOLLISTER	V.P. FOR FINANCE AND C.F.O.	60	$545,891	$0	$67,904	$613,795	3
DIANE LOPEZ	V.P. AND GENERAL COUNSEL	60	$522,781	$0	$60,566	$583,347	1
PAUL ANDREW	V.P. PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND COMM.	60	$474,152	$0	$62,564	$536,716	1
MICHAEL D SMITH	SEE SCHEDULE O	60	$439,724	$0	$62,529	$502,253	1
MEREDITH WEENICK	V.P. FOR CAMPUS SERVICES	60	$437,787	$0	$46,988	$484,775	15
MARC L GOODHEART	V.P. AND SECRETARY OF THE UNIVERSITY	60	$412,744	$0	$66,254	$478,998	2
JEFFREY S FLIER	SEE SCHEDULE O	60	$410,474	$0	$63,569	$474,043	7
BARBARA J MCNEIL	SEE SCHEDULE O	60	$413,356	$0	$39,166	$452,522	5
MARTHA WHITEHEAD	V.P. FOR THE HARVARD LIBRARY	60	$388,765	$0	$59,315	$448,080	2
DREW GILPIN FAUST	SEE SCHEDULE O	60	$379,804	$0	$62,753	$442,557	4
KAREN GORDON MILLS	FELLOW; SENIOR FELLOW AT HBS	45	$165,166	$0	$32,369	$197,535	2
PAUL J FINNEGAN	TREASURER/FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
BIDDY MARTIN	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
DAVID M RUBENSTEIN	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	27
DIANA L NELSON	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
KENNETH I CHENAULT	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	6
MARIANO-FLORENTINO CUELLAR	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	4
PENNY S PRITZKER	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	4
SHIRLEY M TILGHMAN	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	8
THEODORE V WELLS JR	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
TIMOTHY R BARAKETT	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
WILLIAM F LEE	FELLOW	9	$0	$0	$0	$0	2

2019 · 37 people listed · 27 paid, $21.7M · 38,263 employees · 10,000 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
ROBERT L SIMONS	FACULTY	48	$1,772,991	$177,850	$61,453	$2,012,294	1
DAVID E BELL	FACULTY	48	$1,785,355	$17,500	$61,863	$1,864,718	1
RICHARD S RUBACK	FACULTY	60	$1,761,080	$0	$64,057	$1,825,137	1
LAWRENCE S BACOW	FELLOW/PRESIDENT	60	$1,046,906	$0	$177,983	$1,224,889	5
FRANCESCA GINO	FACULTY	48	$483,937	$505,500	$60,095	$1,049,532	1
DAVID J MALAN	FACULTY	60	$929,129	$0	$46,711	$975,840	1
ALAN M GARBER	PROVOST	60	$761,360	$0	$194,399	$955,759	3
NITIN NOHRIA	DEAN, FACULTY OF BUSINESS	60	$771,688	$0	$147,284	$918,972	3
GEORGE Q DALEY	DEAN, FACULTY OF MEDICINE	60	$856,707	$0	$35,511	$892,218	8
BRIAN LEE	V.P. FOR ALUMNI AFFAIRS AND DEVELOPMENT	60	$809,382	$0	$64,695	$874,077	1
KATHERINE N LAPP	EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT	60	$766,951	$0	$45,061	$812,012	5
CLAUDINE GAY	DEAN, FACULTY OF ARTS & SCIENCES	60	$617,456	$0	$165,943	$783,399	4
DREW GILPIN FAUST	SEE SCHEDULE O	60	$699,590	$0	$61,680	$761,270	4
MICHAEL D SMITH	SEE SCHEDULE O	60	$572,857	$0	$59,868	$632,725	1
THOMAS J HOLLISTER	V.P. FOR FINANCE AND C.F.O.	60	$563,241	$0	$66,372	$629,613	3
ANNE H MARGULIES	V.P. AND CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER	60	$546,442	$0	$59,891	$606,333	1
DIANE LOPEZ	V.P. AND GENERAL COUNSEL	60	$476,409	$0	$61,142	$537,551	1
PAUL ANDREW	V.P. PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND COMM.	60	$467,509	$0	$60,822	$528,331	1
ROBERT W IULIANO	SEE SCHEDULE O	60	$441,972	$0	$49,800	$491,772	2
MEREDITH WEENICK	V.P. FOR CAMPUS SERVICES	60	$439,294	$0	$47,090	$486,384	15
MARILYN M HAUSAMMANN	V.P. FOR HUMAN RESOURCES	60	$417,772	$0	$63,109	$480,881	1
MARC L GOODHEART	V.P. AND SECRETARY OF THE UNIVERSITY	60	$414,493	$0	$64,552	$479,045	2
LEAH ROSOVSKY	SEE SCHEDULE O	60	$441,762	$0	$36,289	$478,051	1
JEFFREY S FLIER	SEE SCHEDULE O	60	$407,359	$0	$64,152	$471,511	7
BARBARA J MCNEIL	SEE SCHEDULE O	60	$416,181	$0	$37,635	$453,816	5
MARTHA WHITEHEAD	V.P. FOR THE HARVARD LIBRARY AS OF 06/01/2019	60	$245,933	$0	$36,989	$282,922	2
KAREN GORDON MILLS	FELLOW; SENIOR FELLOW AT HBS	45	$160,034	$0	$31,099	$191,133	2
PAUL J FINNEGAN	TREASURER/FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
BIDDY MARTIN	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
DAVID M RUBENSTEIN	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	27
KENNETH I CHENAULT	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	6
MARIANO-FLORENTINO CUELLAR	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	4
PENNY S PRITZKER	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	4
SHIRLEY M TILGHMAN	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	8
THEODORE V WELLS JR	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
TIMOTHY R BARAKETT	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
WILLIAM F LEE	FELLOW	9	$0	$0	$0	$0	2

2018 · 40 people listed · 28 paid, $22.6M · 37,149 employees · 10,000 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
DREW GILPIN FAUST	SEE SCHEDULE O	60	$3,466,787	$0	$145,461	$3,612,248	4
MICHAEL TUSHMAN	FACULTY	60	$1,803,453	$210,563	$60,740	$2,074,756	1
CARLISS Y BALDWIN	FACULTY	60	$1,502,239	$0	$37,527	$1,539,766	1
FRANCESCA GINO	FACULTY	60	$479,829	$512,375	$52,244	$1,044,448	1
STUART GILSON	FACULTY	60	$396,904	$539,725	$60,883	$997,512	1
DAVID J MALAN	FACULTY	60	$900,225	$0	$46,980	$947,205	1
ALAN M GARBER	PROVOST	60	$730,520	$0	$195,697	$926,217	3
NITIN NOHRIA	DEAN, FACULTY OF BUSINESS	60	$739,326	$0	$165,181	$904,507	3
TAMARA ELLIOTT ROGERS	V.P. FOR ALUMNI AFFAIRS AND DEVELOPMENT UNTIL 11/30/2018	60	$804,103	$0	$56,838	$860,941	2
GEORGE Q DALEY	DEAN, FACULTY OF MEDICINE	60	$824,013	$0	$34,956	$858,969	8
KATHERINE N LAPP	EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT	60	$737,282	$0	$44,255	$781,537	5
MICHAEL D SMITH	DEAN, FACULTY OF ARTS & SCIENCES UNTIL 08/14/2018	60	$656,182	$0	$105,588	$761,770	1
ROBERT W IULIANO	SENIOR V.P. AND GENERAL COUNSEL; DEPUTY TO THE PRESIDENT UNTIL 6/30/2019	60	$678,501	$0	$60,909	$739,410	2
THOMAS J HOLLISTER	V.P. FOR FINANCE AND C.F.O.	60	$546,072	$0	$66,497	$612,569	3
LAWRENCE S BACOW	FELLOW/PRESIDENT AS OF 07/01/2018	60	$523,008	$0	$47,064	$570,072	5
ANNE H MARGULIES	V.P. AND CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER	60	$509,281	$0	$59,208	$568,489	1
PAUL ANDREW	V.P. PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND COMM.	60	$435,455	$0	$60,362	$495,817	1
CLAUDINE GAY	DEAN, FACULTY OF ARTS & SCIENCES AS OF 08/15/2018	60	$428,490	$0	$59,072	$487,562	4
MEREDITH WEENICK	V.P. FOR CAMPUS SERVICES	60	$426,624	$0	$46,499	$473,123	15
MARC L GOODHEART	V.P. AND SECRETARY OF THE UNIVERSITY	60	$407,645	$0	$63,264	$470,909	2
MARILYN M HAUSAMMANN	V.P. FOR HUMAN RESOURCES	60	$406,933	$0	$62,420	$469,353	1
JEFFREY S FLIER	SEE SCHEDULE O	60	$393,810	$0	$63,961	$457,771	7
BARBARA J MCNEIL	SEE SCHEDULE O	60	$408,907	$0	$37,068	$445,975	5
DIANE LOPEZ	V.P. AND GENERAL COUNSEL AS OF 06/01/2019	60	$377,265	$0	$60,877	$438,142	1
LEAH ROSOVSKY	V.P. FOR STRATEGY AND PROGRAMS UNTIL 12/31/2018	60	$360,208	$0	$61,469	$421,677	1
SARAH E THOMAS	V.P. FOR THE HARVARD LIBRARY UNTIL 02/28/2019	60	$373,004	$0	$46,849	$419,853	1
KAREN GORDON MILLS	FELLOW; SENIOR FELLOW AT HBS	45	$157,241	$0	$24,901	$182,142	2
BRIAN LEE	V.P. FOR ALUMNI AFFAIRS AND DEVELOPMENT AS OF 11/19/2018	60	$77,143	$0	$8,212	$85,355	1
PAUL J FINNEGAN	TREASURER/FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
JAMES W BREYER	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
KENNETH I CHENAULT	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	6
SUSAN L GRAHAM	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
WILLIAM F LEE	FELLOW	9	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
BIDDY MARTIN	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
JESSICA T MATHEWS	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
PENNY S PRITZKER	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	4
DAVID M RUBENSTEIN	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	27
SHIRLEY M TILGHMAN	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	8
THEODORE V WELLS JR	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
MARTHA WHITEHEAD	V.P. FOR THE HARVARD LIBRARY AS OF 06/01/2019	60	$0	$0	$0	$0	2

2017 · 35 people listed · 24 paid, $17.4M · 36,442 employees · 10,000 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
DREW GILPIN FAUST	PRESIDENT/FELLOW	60	$980,970	$0	$726,100	$1,707,070	4
LYNDA M APPLEGATE	FACULTY	60	$1,438,997	$0	$56,645	$1,495,642	1
JULIO J ROTEMBERG	FACULTY	60	$1,431,583	$0	$14,093	$1,445,676	1
JOHN A QUELCH	FACULTY	60	$1,045,435	$0	$37,991	$1,083,426	2
ALAN M GARBER	PROVOST	60	$686,907	$0	$193,993	$880,900	3
GEORGE Q DALEY	DEAN, FACULTY OF MEDICINE	60	$807,671	$0	$34,281	$841,952	8
NITIN NOHRIA	DEAN, FACULTY OF BUSINESS	60	$690,954	$0	$148,404	$839,358	3
VIKRAM H PATEL	FACULTY	60	$766,751	$0	$26,206	$792,957	1
KATHERINE N LAPP	EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT	60	$693,510	$0	$43,387	$736,897	5
MICHAEL D SMITH	DEAN, FACULTY OF ARTS & SCIENCES	60	$608,935	$0	$121,447	$730,382	1
GORDON J FISHELL	FACULTY	60	$675,044	$0	$29,830	$704,874	1
ROBERT W IULIANO	SENIOR V.P. AND GENERAL COUNSEL; DEPUTY TO THE PRESIDENT	60	$607,788	$0	$60,021	$667,809	2
TAMARA ELLIOTT ROGERS	V.P. FOR ALUMNI AFFAIRS AND DEVELOPMENT	60	$600,197	$0	$57,076	$657,273	2
JEFFREY S FLIER	FORMER DEAN, FACULTY OF MEDICINE	60	$526,939	$0	$62,025	$588,964	7
THOMAS J HOLLISTER	V.P. FOR FINANCE AND C.F.O.	60	$517,675	$0	$63,113	$580,788	3
ANNE H MARGULIES	V.P. AND CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER	60	$431,006	$0	$57,496	$488,502	1
PAUL ANDREW	V.P. PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND COMM.	60	$401,337	$0	$58,583	$459,920	1
BARBARA J MCNEIL	FORMER ACTING DEAN, FACULTY OF MEDICINE	60	$405,002	$0	$36,916	$441,918	5
MARC L GOODHEART	V.P. AND SECRETARY OF THE UNIVERSITY	60	$380,205	$0	$60,947	$441,152	2
MARILYN M HAUSAMMANN	V.P. FOR HUMAN RESOURCES	60	$378,741	$0	$60,676	$439,417	1
MEREDITH WEENICK	V.P. FOR CAMPUS SERVICES	60	$379,891	$0	$45,441	$425,332	15
LEAH ROSOVSKY	V.P. FOR STRATEGY AND PROGRAMS	60	$357,013	$0	$57,153	$414,166	1
SARAH E THOMAS	V.P. FOR THE HARVARD LIBRARY	60	$350,555	$0	$45,710	$396,265	1
KAREN GORDON MILLS	FELLOW; SENIOR FELLOW AT HBS	45	$152,838	$0	$21,265	$174,103	2
PAUL J FINNEGAN	TREASURER/FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
LAWRENCE S BACOW	FELLOW; SENIOR FELLOW AT HKS	10	$0	$0	$0	$0	5
JAMES W BREYER	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
KENNETH I CHENAULT	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	6
SUSAN L GRAHAM	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
WILLIAM F LEE	FELLOW	9	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
JESSICA T MATHEWS	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
JOSEPH J O'DONNELL	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
DAVID M RUBENSTEIN	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	27
SHIRLEY M TILGHMAN	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	8
THEODORE V WELLS JR	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2

2016 · 34 people listed · 23 paid, $23.6M · 36,107 employees · 10,000 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
STEPHEN J BLYTH	FACULTY	10	$28,461	$6,730,697	$41,778	$6,800,936	9
WILLIAM A SAHLMAN	FACULTY	60	$1,805,205	$0	$59,809	$1,865,014	1
TERESA M AMABILE	FACULTY	60	$1,738,996	$0	$57,259	$1,796,255	1
JOHN CZAJKOWSKI	EXEC. DEAN FOR ADMIN	60	$1,491,557	$0	$43,223	$1,534,780	2
DREW GILPIN FAUST	PRESIDENT	60	$909,678	$0	$623,807	$1,533,485	4
ALAN M GARBER	PROVOST	60	$679,963	$0	$191,997	$871,960	3
NITIN NOHRIA	DEAN, FACULTY OF BUSINESS	60	$659,898	$0	$140,154	$800,052	3
CHARLES C RICHARDSON	FACULTY	60	$711,321	$0	$25,969	$737,290	1
KATHERINE N LAPP	EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT	60	$694,200	$0	$42,447	$736,647	5
MICHAEL D SMITH	DEAN, FACULTY OF ARTS & SCIENCES	60	$582,232	$0	$119,724	$701,956	1
JEFFREY S FLIER	DEAN, FACULTY OF MEDICINE (UNTIL 07/2016)	60	$622,772	$0	$57,817	$680,589	7
ROBERT W IULIANO	SENIOR V.P. AND GENERAL COUNSEL; DEPUTY TO THE PRESIDENT	60	$608,216	$0	$58,494	$666,710	2
TAMARA ELLIOTT ROGERS	V.P. FOR ALUMNI AFFAIRS AND DEVELOPMENT	60	$542,622	$0	$55,367	$597,989	2
THOMAS J HOLLISTER	V.P. FOR FINANCE AND C.F.O.	60	$525,951	$0	$61,755	$587,706	3
ANNE H MARGULIES	V.P. AND CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER	60	$427,015	$0	$55,770	$482,785	1
BARBARA J MCNEIL	ACTING DEAN, FACULTY OF MEDICINE (FROM 08/2016 UNTIL 12/2016)	60	$419,919	$0	$36,107	$456,026	5
MARILYN M HAUSAMMANN	V.P. FOR HUMAN RESOURCES	60	$385,616	$0	$58,845	$444,461	1
PAUL ANDREW	V.P. PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND COMM.	60	$382,793	$0	$56,943	$439,736	1
MEREDITH WEENICK	V.P. FOR CAMPUS SERVICES	60	$392,574	$0	$44,547	$437,121	15
MARC L GOODHEART	V.P. AND SECRETARY OF THE UNIVERSITY	60	$371,371	$0	$59,065	$430,436	2
SARAH E THOMAS	V.P. FOR THE HARVARD LIBRARY	60	$362,969	$0	$43,789	$406,758	1
LEAH ROSOVSKY	V.P. FOR STRATEGY AND PROGRAMS	60	$352,412	$0	$44,537	$396,949	1
KAREN GORDON MILLS	FELLOW; SENIOR FELLOW AT HBS	45	$147,685	$0	$20,980	$168,665	2
PAUL J FINNEGAN	TREASURER	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
LAWRENCE S BACOW	FELLOW; SENIOR FELLOW AT HKS	10	$0	$0	$0	$0	5
JAMES W BREYER	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
KENNETH I CHENAULT	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	6
SUSAN L GRAHAM	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
NANNERL O KEOHANE	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	4
WILLIAM F LEE	FELLOW	9	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
JESSICA T MATHEWS	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
JOSEPH J O'DONNELL	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
SHIRLEY M TILGHMAN	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	8
THEODORE V WELLS JR	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2

2015 · 37 people listed · 27 paid, $17.2M · 37,684 employees · 23,000 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
DREW GILPIN FAUST	PRESIDENT	60	$1,404,848	$0	$494,228	$1,899,076	4
RICHARD H VIETOR	FACULTY	60	$1,694,295	$0	$55,931	$1,750,226	1
JOHN A DEIGHTON	FACULTY	60	$1,281,787	$0	$55,665	$1,337,452	1
DAVID F HAWKINS	FACULTY	60	$1,057,519	$0	$26,866	$1,084,385	1
ELON KOHLBERG	FACULTY	60	$1,012,599	$0	$48,743	$1,061,342	1
ALAN M GARBER	PROVOST	60	$660,814	$0	$206,266	$867,080	3
NITIN NOHRIA	DEAN, FACULTY OF BUSINESS	60	$598,246	$0	$160,486	$758,732	3
MICHAEL D SMITH	DEAN, FACULTY OF ARTS & SCIENCES	60	$570,402	$0	$140,773	$711,175	1
KATHERINE N LAPP	EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT	60	$659,823	$0	$41,897	$701,720	5
JEFFREY S FLIER	DEAN, FACULTY OF MEDICINE	60	$623,745	$0	$54,967	$678,712	7
ROLAND FRYER	FACULTY	60	$618,027	$0	$41,587	$659,614	1
ROBERT W IULIANO	SENIOR V.P. AND GENERAL COUNSEL; DEPUTY TO THE PRESIDENT	60	$539,719	$0	$57,816	$597,535	2
TAMARA ELLIOTT ROGERS	V.P. FOR ALUMNI AFFAIRS AND DEVELOPMENT	60	$478,207	$0	$53,597	$531,804	2
STEVEN E HYMAN	FACULTY; FORMER PROVOST	60	$438,140	$0	$38,995	$477,135	1
ANNE H MARGULIES	V.P. AND CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER	60	$396,052	$0	$54,404	$450,456	1
MARILYN M HAUSAMMANN	V.P. FOR HUMAN RESOURCES	60	$374,592	$0	$57,534	$432,126	1
PAUL ANDREW	V.P. PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND COMM.	60	$363,076	$0	$55,703	$418,779	1
MARC L GOODHEART	V.P. AND SECRETARY OF THE UNIVERSITY	60	$360,785	$0	$56,225	$417,010	2
MEREDITH WEENICK	V.P. FOR CAMPUS SERVICES	60	$355,209	$0	$44,462	$399,671	15
SARAH E THOMAS	V.P. FOR THE HARVARD LIBRARY	60	$347,601	$0	$43,237	$390,838	1
LEAH ROSOVSKY	V.P. FOR STRATEGY AND PROGRAMS	60	$342,630	$0	$41,397	$384,027	1
THOMAS J HOLLISTER	V.P. FOR FINANCE AND C.F.O. (BEGAN 05/2015)	60	$297,892	$0	$49,019	$346,911	3
MARK R JOHNSON	V.P. CAPITAL PLANNING AND PROJECT MGMT. (UNTIL 10/2015)	60	$295,107	$0	$37,808	$332,915	1
CHRISTINE M HEENAN	CONSULTANT; FORMER V.P.	60	$238,219	$0	$45,722	$283,941	1
KAREN GORDON MILLS	FELLOW; SENIOR FELLOW AT HBS	45	$147,660	$0	$19,213	$166,873	2
SHIRLEY M TILGHMAN	FELLOW (BEGAN 01/2016)	5	$10,000	$0	$0	$10,000	8
LAWRENCE S BACOW	FELLOW; SENIOR FELLOW AT HKS	10	$8,300	$0	$141	$8,441	5
PAUL J FINNEGAN	TREASURER	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
JAMES W BREYER	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
KENNETH I CHENAULT	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	6
SUSAN L GRAHAM	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
NANNERL O KEOHANE	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	4
WILLIAM F LEE	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
JESSICA T MATHEWS	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
JOSEPH J O'DONNELL	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
JAMES F ROTHENBERG	FELLOW (UNTIL 07/21/2015)	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
THEODORE V WELLS JR	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2

2014 · 37 people listed · 26 paid, $13.3M · 35,283 employees · 23,000 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
DREW GILPIN FAUST	PRESIDENT	60	$816,370	$0	$386,610	$1,202,980	4
ALAN M GARBER	PROVOST	60	$646,437	$0	$186,730	$833,167	3
NITIN NOHRIA	DEAN, FACULTY OF BUSINESS	60	$570,081	$0	$157,284	$727,365	3
MICHAEL D SMITH	DEAN, FACULTY OF ARTS & SCIENCES	60	$551,901	$0	$131,494	$683,395	1
JOHN AUBRECHT	EXEC. DIR. OF LMEC, INC.	60	$625,189	$0	$56,019	$681,208	2
KATHERINE N LAPP	EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT	60	$630,414	$0	$41,375	$671,789	5
JEFFREY S FLIER	DEAN, FACULTY OF MEDICINE	60	$601,688	$0	$53,676	$655,364	7
SCOTT G KENNEDY	FACULTY	60	$630,062	$0	$16,218	$646,280	1
VILANGADU NARAYANAN	FACULTY	60	$581,595	$0	$57,345	$638,940	1
JULIO FRENK	DEAN, FACULTY OF PUBLIC HEALTH	60	$582,441	$0	$56,326	$638,767	1
PAUL M HEALY	FACULTY	60	$551,780	$0	$54,838	$606,618	2
ROBERT W IULIANO	SENIOR V.P. AND GENERAL COUNSEL	60	$515,628	$0	$56,806	$572,434	2
TAMARA ELLIOTT ROGERS	V.P. FOR ALUMNI AFFAIRS AND DEVELOPMENT	60	$406,205	$0	$53,290	$459,495	2
STEVEN E HYMAN	FACULTY; FORMER PROVOST	60	$418,537	$0	$38,040	$456,577	1
ANNE H MARGULIES	V.P. AND CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER	60	$374,226	$0	$54,113	$428,339	1
MARILYN M HAUSAMMANN	V.P. FOR HUMAN RESOURCES	60	$370,982	$0	$55,327	$426,309	1
CHRISTINE M HEENAN	V.P. PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND COMM. (UNTIL 02/2015)	60	$369,407	$0	$56,460	$425,867	1
DANIEL S SHORE	V.P. FOR FINANCE AND C.F.O. (UNTIL 09/2014)	60	$354,616	$0	$49,414	$404,030	3
SARAH E THOMAS	V.P. FOR THE HARVARD LIBRARY	60	$362,082	$0	$41,670	$403,752	1
MARC L GOODHEART	V.P. AND SECRETARY OF THE UNIVERSITY	60	$339,828	$0	$55,236	$395,064	2
LEAH ROSOVSKY	V.P. FOR STRATEGY AND PROGRAMS	60	$333,417	$0	$40,875	$374,292	1
MARK R JOHNSON	V.P. FOR CAPITAL PLANNING AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT	60	$289,174	$0	$42,076	$331,250	1
PAUL ANDREW	V.P. PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND COMM. (BEGAN 03/2015)	60	$274,952	$0	$40,697	$315,649	1
MEREDITH WEENICK	V.P. FOR CAMPUS SERVICES (BEGAN 07/2014)	60	$154,555	$0	$22,685	$177,240	15
KAREN GORDON MILLS	FELLOW (BEGAN 07/2014); SENIOR FELLOW AT HBS	45	$139,230	$0	$18,945	$158,175	2
LAWRENCE S BACOW	FELLOW; SENIOR FELLOW AT HKS	10	$24,064	$0	$2,553	$26,617	5
PAUL J FINNEGAN	TREASURER	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
JAMES W BREYER	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
KENNETH I CHENAULT	FELLOW (BEGAN 07/2014)	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	6
SUSAN L GRAHAM	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
NANNERL O KEOHANE	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	4
WILLIAM F LEE	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
JESSICA T MATHEWS	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
JOSEPH J O'DONNELL	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
JAMES F ROTHENBERG	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
THEODORE V WELLS JR	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
THOMAS J HOLLISTER	V.P. FOR FINANCE AND C.F.O. (BEGAN 05/2015)	60	$0	$0	$0	$0	3

2013 · 35 people listed · 24 paid, $13.2M · 34,359 employees · 23,000 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
DAVID D GINTY	PROFESSOR	60	$1,221,663	$0	$0	$1,221,663	1
DREW GILPIN FAUST	PRESIDENT	60	$784,533	$0	$327,616	$1,112,149	4
ALAN M GARBER	PROVOST	60	$622,341	$0	$186,002	$808,343	3
WILLIAM W CHIN	PROFESSOR	60	$698,472	$0	$41,791	$740,263	1
NITIN NOHRIA	DEAN, FACULTY OF BUSINESS	60	$552,501	$0	$144,302	$696,803	3
KRISHNA G PALEPU	PROFESSOR	60	$603,269	$0	$60,146	$663,415	1
KATHERINE N LAPP	EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT	60	$615,753	$0	$42,202	$657,955	5
JEFFREY S FLIER	DEAN, FACULTY OF MEDICINE	60	$603,542	$0	$52,815	$656,357	7
JULIO FRENK	DEAN, FACULTY OF PUBLIC HEALTH	60	$574,301	$0	$55,736	$630,037	1
PAUL M HEALY	PROFESSOR	60	$559,626	$0	$53,767	$613,393	2
MICHAEL D SMITH	DEAN, FACULTY OF ARTS & SCIENCES	60	$494,801	$0	$91,502	$586,303	1
ROBERT W IULIANO	SENIOR V.P. AND GENERAL COUNSEL	60	$501,536	$0	$55,629	$557,165	2
STEVEN E HYMAN	PROFESSOR; FORMER PROVOST	60	$423,117	$0	$37,089	$460,206	1
CHRISTINE M HEENAN	V.P. GOVT COMM & PUB AFFAIRS	60	$386,028	$0	$55,356	$441,384	1
DANIEL S SHORE	V.P. FINANCE AND C.F.O.	60	$385,891	$0	$54,529	$440,420	3
TAMARA ELLIOTT ROGERS	V.P. ALUMNI AFFAIRS & DEV	60	$380,503	$0	$52,424	$432,927	2
LISA HOGARTY	V.P. CAMPUS SERVICES (UNTIL 11/2013)	60	$378,325	$0	$45,259	$423,584	11
MARILYN M HAUSAMMANN	V.P. HUMAN RESOURCES	60	$364,725	$0	$52,965	$417,690	1
ANNE H MARGULIES	V.P. AND C.I.O.	60	$355,607	$0	$55,643	$411,250	1
MARC L GOODHEART	V.P. AND UNIV SECRETARY	60	$330,627	$0	$55,262	$385,889	2
LEAH ROSOVSKY	V.P. STRATEGY AND PROGRAMS	60	$305,850	$0	$44,386	$350,236	1
MARK R JOHNSON	V.P. CAMPUS PLANNING	60	$288,175	$0	$41,089	$329,264	1
SARAH E THOMAS	V.P. HARVARD LIBRARY (BEGAN 8/2013)	60	$115,894	$0	$15,216	$131,110	1
LAWRENCE S BACOW	FELLOW; VISITING PROFESSOR	10	$33,559	$0	$6,600	$40,159	5
JAMES F ROTHENBERG	TREASURER	10	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
JAMES W BREYER	FELLOW (BEGAN 07/2013)	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
JESSICA T MATHEWS	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
JOSEPH J O'DONNELL	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
NANNERL O KEOHANE	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	4
PAUL J FINNEGAN	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
ROBERT D REISCHAUER	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
ROBERT E RUBIN	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
SUSAN L GRAHAM	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
THEODORE V WELLS JR	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
WILLIAM F LEE	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2

2012 · 36 people listed · 25 paid, $13.0M · 34,635 employees · 23,000 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
AMARTYA K SEN	PROFESSOR	60	$1,191,732	$0	$43,266	$1,234,998	1
DREW GILPIN FAUST	PRESIDENT	60	$770,887	$0	$269,750	$1,040,637	4
ROY D SHAPIRO	PROFESSOR	60	$942,452	$0	$36,845	$979,297	1
ALAN M GARBER	PROVOST	60	$619,093	$0	$131,792	$750,885	3
NITIN NOHRIA	DEAN, FACULTY OF BUSINESS	60	$537,471	$0	$143,602	$681,073	3
KATHERINE N LAPP	EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT	60	$600,348	$0	$42,633	$642,981	5
JEFFREY S FLIER	DEAN, FACULTY OF MEDICINE	60	$582,243	$0	$51,850	$634,093	7
JULIO FRENK	DEAN, FACULTY OF PUBLIC HE	60	$558,824	$0	$53,000	$611,824	1
MICHAEL J KLARMAN	PROFESSOR	60	$519,340	$0	$51,850	$571,190	1
MICHAEL D SMITH	DEAN, FACULTY OF ARTS & SC	60	$503,431	$0	$50,939	$554,370	1
NADARAJAN CHETTY	PROFESSOR	60	$517,421	$0	$26,831	$544,252	1
ROBERT W IULIANO	V.P. AND GENERAL COUNSEL	60	$486,098	$0	$54,095	$540,193	2
STEVEN E HYMAN	PROFESSOR; FORMER PROVOST	60	$454,185	$0	$43,231	$497,416	1
CHRISTINE M HEENAN	V.P. GOVT COMM & PUB AFFAI	60	$392,909	$0	$55,001	$447,910	1
LISA HOGARTY	V.P. CAMPUS SERVICES	60	$376,318	$0	$48,190	$424,508	11
DANIEL S SHORE	V.P. FINANCE AND C.F.O.	60	$365,939	$0	$54,999	$420,938	3
TAMARA E ROGERS	V.P. ALUMNI AFFAIRS & DEV	60	$359,584	$0	$51,394	$410,978	2
ANNE H MARGULIES	V.P. AND C.I.O.	60	$350,544	$0	$54,507	$405,051	1
MARILYN M HAUSAMMANN	V.P. HUMAN RESOURCES	60	$348,463	$0	$55,000	$403,463	1
MARC L GOODHEART	V.P. AND UNIV SECRETARY	60	$314,480	$0	$62,452	$376,932	2
ROBERT B CASHION	ASSOC VP DEV; FORMER ACTING V.P.	60	$272,176	$0	$53,364	$325,540	1
MARK R JOHNSON	V.P. CAMPUS PLANNING	60	$276,223	$0	$40,393	$316,616	1
A CLAYTON SPENCER	FORMER VP POLICY (UNTIL 6/2012)	0	$183,204	$0	$21,539	$204,743	3
LAWRENCE S BACOW	FELLOW; VISITING PROFESSOR	10	$19,999	$0	$789	$20,788	5
NANNERL O KEOHANE	FELLOW	5	$2,000	$0	$0	$2,000	4
PAUL J FINNEGAN	FELLOW (BEGAN 1/2013)	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
SUSAN L GRAHAM	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
PATRICIA A KING	FELLOW (UNTIL 12/2012)	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
WILLIAM F LEE	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
JESSICA T MATHEWS	FELLOW (BEGAN 1/2013)	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
JOSEPH J O'DONNELL	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
ROBERT D REISCHAUER	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
ROBERT E RUBIN	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
THEODORE V WELLS JR	FELLOW (BEGAN 1/2013)	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
JAMES F ROTHENBERG	TREASURER	10	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
LEAH ROSOVSKY BEGAN 12013	V.P. STRATEGY AND PROGRAMS	60	$0	$0	$0	$0	1

2011 · 32 people listed · 24 paid, $11.5M · 33,233 employees · 23,000 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
DREW GILPIN FAUST	PRESIDENT	60	$729,106	$0	$170,628	$899,734	4
NITIN NOHRIA	DEAN, FACULTY OF BUSINESS	60	$506,973	$0	$155,081	$662,054	3
JEFFREY S FLIER	DEAN, FACULTY OF MEDICINE	60	$570,662	$0	$50,711	$621,373	7
KATHERINE N LAPP	EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT	60	$579,022	$0	$41,512	$620,534	5
JULIO FRENK	DEAN, FACULTY OF PUBLIC HE	60	$554,901	$0	$51,711	$606,612	1
STEVEN E HYMAN	PROFESSOR; FORMER PROVOST	60	$542,813	$0	$35,666	$578,479	1
R JOHN COLLIER	PROFESSOR	60	$527,834	$0	$44,075	$571,909	1
MICHAEL J KLARMAN	PROFESSOR	60	$517,005	$0	$50,711	$567,716	1
ELIO RAVIOLA	PROFESSOR	60	$525,254	$0	$34,868	$560,122	1
BARBARA J MCNEIL	PROFESSOR	60	$511,585	$0	$33,719	$545,304	5
ROBERT W IULIANO	V.P. AND GENERAL COUNSEL	60	$466,387	$0	$52,637	$519,024	2
MICHAEL D SMITH	DEAN, FACULTY OF ARTS & SC	60	$459,766	$0	$49,847	$509,613	1
CHRISTINE M HEENAN	V.P. GOVT COMM & PUB AFFAI	60	$386,123	$0	$54,617	$440,740	1
ALAN M GARBER BEGAN 911	PROVOST	60	$367,823	$0	$64,985	$432,808	1
LISA HOGARTY	V.P. CAMPUS SERVICES	60	$355,770	$0	$43,956	$399,726	11
MARILYN M HAUSAMMANN	V.P. HUMAN RESOURCES	60	$348,695	$0	$50,711	$399,406	1
TAMARA E ROGERS	V.P. ALUMNI AFFAIRS & DEV	60	$345,597	$0	$50,711	$396,308	2
A CLAYTON SPENCER	V.P. POLICY	60	$342,298	$0	$40,697	$382,995	3
ANNE H MARGULIES	V.P. AND C.I.O.	60	$323,078	$0	$52,937	$376,015	1
DANIEL S SHORE	V.P. FINANCE AND C.F.O.	60	$317,750	$0	$55,710	$373,460	3
MARC L GOODHEART	V.P. AND UNIV SECRETARY	60	$311,090	$0	$56,211	$367,301	2
ROBERT B CASHION	ASSOC VP DEV; FORMER ACTING V.P.	60	$268,728	$0	$52,075	$320,803	1
MARK R JOHNSON	V.P. CAMPUS PLANNING	60	$264,504	$0	$39,768	$304,272	1
LAWRENCE S BACOW BEGAN 711	FELLOW; PRES-IN-RESIDENCE, GSE	5	$3,634	$0	$0	$3,634	2
SUSAN L GRAHAM BEGAN 711	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
NANNERL O KEOHANE	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	4
PATRICIA A KING	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
WILLIAM F LEE	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
JOSEPH J O'DONNELL BEGAN 711	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
ROBERT D REISCHAUER	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
ROBERT E RUBIN	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
JAMES F ROTHENBERG	TREASURER	10	$0	$0	$0	$0	3

2010 · 31 people listed · 25 paid, $13.5M · 32,372 employees · 23,000 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
MARC W KIRSCHNER	PROFESSOR	60	$1,571,173	$0	$35,900	$1,607,073	1
JAY O LIGHT	DEAN (ENDED 6/2010)	60	$1,242,630	$0	$41,733	$1,284,363	2
ROBERT C MERTON	PROFESSOR	60	$921,319	$0	$33,808	$955,127	1
DREW GILPIN FAUST	PRESIDENT	60	$713,994	$0	$161,337	$875,331	4
WILLIAM W CHIN	PROFESSOR/ EXECUTIVE DEAN	60	$619,015	$0	$47,864	$666,879	1
HOMI K BHABHA	PROFESSOR	60	$591,735	$0	$32,844	$624,579	1
JEFFREY S FLIER	DEAN, FACULTY OF MEDICINE	60	$559,999	$0	$49,870	$609,869	7
KATHERINE N LAPP	EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT	60	$563,149	$0	$40,543	$603,692	5
JULIO FRENK	DEAN, FACULTY OF PUBLIC HE	60	$544,980	$0	$51,870	$596,850	1
STEVEN E HYMAN	PROVOST	60	$537,088	$0	$35,388	$572,476	1
NITIN NOHRIA	DEAN, FACULTY OF BUSINESS (BEGAN 7/2010)	60	$454,010	$0	$66,024	$520,034	3
ROBERT W IULIANO	V.P. AND GENERAL COUNSEL	60	$431,437	$0	$51,826	$483,263	2
MICHAEL D SMITH	DEAN, FACULTY OF ARTS & SC	60	$383,960	$0	$49,030	$432,990	1
CHRISTINE M HEENAN	V.P. GOVT COMM & PUB AFFAI	60	$369,615	$0	$50,084	$419,699	1
TAMARA E ROGERS	V.P. ALUMNI AFFAIRS & DEV	60	$342,510	$0	$49,870	$392,380	2
MARILYN M HAUSAMMANN	V.P. HUMAN RESOURCES	60	$325,419	$0	$49,870	$375,289	1
DANIEL S SHORE	V.P. FINANCE AND C.F.O.	60	$301,908	$0	$56,047	$357,955	3
A CLAYTON SPENCER	V.P. POLICY	60	$313,955	$0	$40,304	$354,259	3
MARC L GOODHEART	V.P. AND SECRETARY TO THE UNIVERSITY	60	$275,085	$0	$55,338	$330,423	2
ROBERT B CASHION	ASSOC.VP DEV/FORMER ACTING	60	$273,427	$0	$51,178	$324,605	1
NANCY S ZECKHAUSER	FORMER V.P. ADMIN (ENDED 6/2009)	0	$243,611	$0	$29,004	$272,615	4
THOMAS E VAUTIN	FORMER ACTING V.P. ADMIN (7/09-6/10)	60	$208,915	$0	$31,761	$240,676	2
LISA HOGARTY	V.P. CAMPUS SERVICES (BEGAN 6/2010)	60	$207,669	$0	$27,630	$235,299	11
MARK R JOHNSON	V.P. CAMPUS PLANNING (BEGAN 11/2010)	60	$200,677	$0	$32,744	$233,421	1
ANNE H MARGULIES	V.P. AND C.I.O. (BEGAN 9/2010)	60	$97,152	$0	$15,778	$112,930	1
NANNERL O KEOHANE	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	4
PATRICIA A KING	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
WILLIAM F LEE	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
ROBERT D REISCHAUER	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
ROBERT E RUBIN	FELLOW	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
JAMES F ROTHENBERG	TREASURER	10	$0	$0	$0	$0	3

2009 · 31 people listed · 24 paid, $10.9M · 32,830 employees · 23,000 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
Drew Gilpin Faust	President	60	$714,197	$0	$160,362	$874,559	4
Julio Frenk	Dean, Faculty of Public	60	$631,166	$0	$61,165	$692,331	1
Christopher M Gordon	C.O.O. Allston Developme	60	$572,947	$0	$48,950	$621,897	1
Jeffrey S Flier	Dean, Faculty of Medicin	60	$554,672	$0	$53,180	$607,852	7
Irving H Goldberg	Professor	60	$539,780	$0	$46,132	$585,912	1
Walter C Kester	Professor	60	$501,593	$20,131	$55,280	$577,004	1
Steven E Hyman	Provost	60	$537,245	$0	$35,162	$572,407	1
Ajay K Singh	Professor	60	$534,178	$0	$31,539	$565,717	1
Edward C Forst	Executive Vice President	60	$509,095	$0	$48,285	$557,380	2
Jay O Light	Dean, Faculty of Busines	60	$494,451	$0	$55,780	$550,231	2
Robert W Iuliano	V.P. and General Counsel	60	$441,525	$0	$51,590	$493,115	2
Nancy S Zeckhauser	V.P. Administration	60	$393,061	$0	$44,362	$437,423	4
Christine M Heenan	V.P. Govt Comm & Pub Aff	60	$378,019	$0	$55,307	$433,326	1
Michael D Smith	Dean, Faculty of Arts &	60	$365,907	$0	$51,346	$417,253	1
Tamara E Rogers	V.P. Alumni Affairs & De	60	$355,874	$0	$53,813	$409,687	2
Marilyn M Hausammann	V.P. Human Resources	60	$336,665	$0	$55,321	$391,986	1
A Clayton Spencer	V.P. Policy	60	$312,350	$0	$33,824	$346,174	3
Marc L Goodheart	Secretary	60	$285,828	$0	$55,455	$341,283	2
Daniel S Shore	V.P. Finance and C.F.O.	60	$278,577	$0	$52,339	$330,916	3
Robert B Cashion	Assoc.VP Dev/Former Acti	60	$266,231	$0	$57,533	$323,764	1
Elizabeth Mora	V.P. Finance through 5/0	0	$240,727	$0	$0	$240,727	1
Alan J Stone	Former V.P. Govt Comm &	0	$209,352	$0	$0	$209,352	1
KATHERINE N LAPP	Executive Vice President	60	$183,045	$0	$13,934	$196,979	5
Lawrence H Summers	Professor/ Former Presid	0	$101,203	$0	$2,149	$103,352	1
James R Houghton	Fellow	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
Nannerl O Keohane	Fellow	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	4
Patricia A King	Fellow	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
Robert D Reischauer	Fellow	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
Robert E Rubin	Fellow	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
James F Rothenberg	Treasurer	10	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
Lisa Hogarty	V.P. Campus Services	60	$0	$0	$0	$0	11

Highest-paid independent contractors

2024 · 5 contractors · $392.1M

Name	Location	Service	Paid
SHAWMUT DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION	BOSTON, MA	CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTOR	$193,275,761
YOH SERVICES INC	PHILADELPHIA, PA	EMPLOYMENT SERVICES	$68,153,659
WALSH BROTHERS INC	BOSTON, MA	CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTOR	$50,956,773
SECURITAS SECURITY SERVICES	CAMBRIDGE, MA	SECURITY SERVICES	$41,609,288
RESTAURANT ASSOCIATES INC	BOSTON, MA	DINING SERVICES	$38,145,707

2023 · 5 contractors · $236.1M

Name	Location	Service	Paid
YOH SERVICES INC	PHILADELPHIA, PA	EMPLOYMENT SERVICES	$63,847,907
JANEY CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT	BOSTON, MA	CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTOR	$54,613,460
RESTAURANT ASSOCIATES INC	NEW YORK, NY	DINING SERVICES	$42,654,583
SHAWMUT DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION	NEW YORK, NY	CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTOR	$38,714,256
SECURITAS SECURITY SERVICES	NEW YORK, NY	SECURITY SERVICES	$36,287,128

2022 · 5 contractors · $210.4M

Name	Location	Service	Paid
YOH SERVICES INC	PHILADELPHIA, PA	EMPLOYMENT SERVICES	$64,038,461
LEE KENNEDY CO INC	QUINCY, MA	CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTOR	$52,200,194
SECURITAS SECURITY	NEW YORK, NY	SECURITY SERVICES	$32,681,623
RESTAURANT ASSOCIATES INC	NEW YORK, NY	DINING SERVICES	$31,200,665
C&W FACILITY SERVICES INC	NEEDHAM, MA	FACILITY SERVICES	$30,283,217

2021 · 5 contractors · $250.6M

Name	Location	Service	Paid
SHAWMUT DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION	BOSTON, MA	CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTOR	$89,873,727
YOH SERVICES LLC	PHILADELPHIA, PA	EMPLOYMENT SERVICES	$56,482,576
LEE KENNEDY CO INC	QUINCY, MA	CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTOR	$37,466,152
TURNER CONSTRUCTION	BOSTON, MA	CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTOR	$35,652,836
SECURITAS SECURITY	NEW YORK, NY	SECURITY SERVICES	$31,094,613

2020 · 5 contractors · $340.0M

Name	Location	Service	Paid
TURNER CONSTRUCTION	BOSTON, MA	CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTOR	$110,039,561
SHAWMUT DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION	BOSTON, MA	CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTOR	$104,366,497
LEE KENNEDY CO INC	QUINCY, MA	CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTOR	$52,210,484
RESTAURANT ASSOCIATES INC	New York, NY	DINING SERVICES	$37,335,684
BOND BROTHERS INC	MEDFORD, MA	CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTOR	$36,006,510

2019 · 5 contractors · $554.2M

Name	Location	Service	Paid
TURNER CONSTRUCTION	BOSTON, MA	CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTOR	$224,309,536
SHAWMUT DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION	BOSTON, MA	CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTOR	$117,747,708
BOND BROTHERS INC	MEDFORD, MA	CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTOR	$81,001,206
CONSIGLI CONSTRUCTION CO INC	MILFORD, MA	CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTOR	$79,215,755
LEE KENNEDY CO INC	QUINCY, MA	CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTOR	$51,951,288

2018 · 5 contractors · $653.3M

Name	Location	Service	Paid
TURNER CONSTRUCTION	BOSTON, MA	CONTRACTOR	$199,812,331
CONSIGLI CONSTRUCTION CO INC	MILFORD, MA	CONTRACTOR	$192,278,771
BOND BROTHERS INC	MEDFORD, MA	CONTRACTOR	$126,634,272
SHAWMUT DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION	BOSTON, MA	CONTRACTOR	$77,620,238
WALSH BROTHERS	BOSTON, MA	ARCHITECT/ENGINEER	$56,957,655

2017 · 5 contractors · $457.8M

Name	Location	Service	Paid
CONSIGLI CONSTRUCTION CO INC	MILFORD, MA	CONTRACTOR	$183,899,350
TURNER CONSTRUCTION	BOSTON, MA	CONTRACTOR	$84,556,303
LEE KENNEDY CO INC	QUINCY, MA	CONTRACTOR	$76,695,353
SHAWMUT DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION	BOSTON, MA	CONTRACTOR	$65,108,675
WALSH BROTHERS	BOSTON, MA	ARCHITECT/ENGINEER	$47,504,525

2016 · 5 contractors · $329.0M

Name	Location	Service	Paid
CONSIGLI CONSTRUCTION CO INC	MILFORD, MA	CONTRACTOR	$97,583,553
LEE KENNEDY CO INC	QUINCY, MA	CONTRACTOR	$95,842,254
BRIGHAM AND WOMEN'S HOSPITAL	BOSTON, MA	RESEARCH SUBCONTRACTOR	$45,563,848
SHAWMUT DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION	BOSTON, MA	CONTRACTOR	$45,453,854
C&W FACILITY SERVICES INC	AUBURNDALE, MA	CLEANING SERVICES	$44,529,707

2015 · 5 contractors · $269.0M

Name	Location	Service	Paid
TURNER CONSTRUCTION CO	BOSTON, MA	CONTRACTOR	$83,644,810
LEE KENNEDY CO INC	QUINCY, MA	CONTRACTOR	$59,920,368
BRIGHAM AND WOMEN'S HOSPITAL	BOSTON, MA	RESEARCH SUBCONTRACTOR	$44,947,425
MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL	BOSTON, MA	MEDICAL/HOSPITAL	$40,979,051
C&W FACILITY SERVICES INC	AUBURNDALE, MA	CLEANING SERVICES	$39,523,204

2014 · 5 contractors · $211.2M

Name	Location	Service	Paid
TURNER CONSTRUCTION CO	BOSTON, MA	CONTRACTOR	$50,869,490
LEE KENNEDY CO INC	QUINCY, MA	CONTRACTOR	$41,717,679
BRIGHAM AND WOMEN'S HOSPITAL	BOSTON, MA	RESEARCH SUBCONTRACTOR	$40,736,602
DIMEO CONSTRUCTION CO	BOSTON, MA	CONTRACTOR	$40,246,286
DTZ INC	BOSTON, MA	CLEANING SERVICES	$37,663,242

2013 · 5 contractors · $294.1M

Name	Service	Paid
SKANSKA USA BUILDING INC	CONTRACTOR	$80,376,332
BOND BROTHERS INC	CONTRACTOR	$71,475,783
DIMEO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY	CONTRACTOR	$57,678,465
SHAWMUT DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION	CONTRACTOR	$46,250,663
BRIGHAM AND WOMEN'S HOSPITAL	RESEARCH SUBCONTRACTOR	$38,332,917

2012 · 5 contractors · $238.0M

Name	Location	Service	Paid
SKANSKA USA BUILDING INC	BOSTON, MA	CONTRACTOR	$75,507,944
BOND BROTHERS INC	EVERETT, MA	CONTRACTOR	$47,926,721
SHAWMUT DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION	BOSTON, MA	CONTRACTOR	$40,128,295
BRIGHAM AND WOMEN'S HOSPITAL	BOSTON, MA	RESEARCH SUBCONTRACTOR	$39,902,923
UGL SERVICES UNICCO OPERATIONS CO	AUBURNDALE, MA	MAINTENANCE	$34,493,583

2011 · 5 contractors · $219.5M

Name	Location	Service	Paid
SKANSKA USA BUILDING INC	BOSTON, MA	CONTRACTOR	$94,933,521
SHAWMUT DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION	BOSTON, MA	CONTRACTOR	$33,891,039
MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL	BOSTON, MA	MEDICAL/HOSPITAL	$33,481,443
BRIGHAM AND WOMEN'S HOSPITAL	BOSTON, MA	RESEARCH SUBCONTRACTOR	$29,771,963
TURNER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY	BOSTON, MA	CONTRACTOR	$27,468,384

2010 · 5 contractors · $211.3M

Name	Location	Service	Paid
SKANSKA USA BUILDING INC	BOSTON, MA	CONTRACTOR	$94,997,936
BRIGHAM AND WOMEN'S HOSPITAL	BOSTON, MA	RESEACH SUBCONTRACTOR	$35,350,404
MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL	BOSTON, MA	MEDICAL/HOSPITAL	$28,603,315
TURNER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY	BOSTON, MA	CONTRACTOR	$28,184,759
SHAWMUT DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION	BOSTON, MA	CONTRACTOR	$24,133,502

2009 · 5 contractors · $268.1M

Name	Location	Service	Paid
Turner construction company	boston, MA	contractor	$96,037,726
SKANSKA USA BUILDING INC	BOston, MA	CONTractor	$76,691,684
SHAWMUT DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION	BOston, MA	COntractor	$53,056,211
MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL	Boston, MA	MEDICAL/HOSPITAL	$23,123,642
REGIMENT CAPITAL ADVISORS	BOSton, MA	INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT	$19,228,102

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Other organizations that listed this one among their highest-paid independent contractors. Contractor lists give no EIN, so these are matched on name and address; check the filing.

Year	Paid by	Service	Paid	Filing
2024	HARVARD GLOBAL RESEARCH AND SUPPORT SERVICES INC	RESEARCH SERVICES	$3,232,766	view vendor page
2024	PARTNERS FOR PUBLIC GOOD	TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE	$239,280	view vendor page
2024	PIVOTWORKS INC	RESEARCH	$238,661	view vendor page
2023	HARVARD GLOBAL RESEARCH AND SUPPORT SERVICES INC	RESEARCH SERVICES	$6,128,686	view vendor page
2022	HARVARD GLOBAL RESEARCH AND SUPPORT SERVICES INC	RESEARCH SERVICES	$2,298,406	view vendor page
2021	HARVARD GLOBAL RESEARCH AND SUPPORT SERVICES INC	RESEARCH SERVICES	$2,369,828	view vendor page
2020	HARVARD GLOBAL RESEARCH AND SUPPORT SERVICES INC	RESEARCH SERVICES	$1,810,217	view vendor page
2019	HARVARD GLOBAL RESEARCH AND SUPPORT SERVICES INC	RESEARCH SERVICES	$2,345,717	view vendor page
2018	HARVARD GLOBAL RESEARCH AND SUPPORT SERVICES INC	RESEARCH SERVICES	$2,457,685	view vendor page
2017	HARVARD GLOBAL RESEARCH AND SUPPORT SERVICES INC	RESEARCH SERVICES	$1,273,917	view vendor page
2016	HARVARD GLOBAL RESEARCH AND SUPPORT SERVICES INC	RESEARCH SERVICES	$1,494,258	view vendor page
2015	HARVARD GLOBAL RESEARCH AND SUPPORT SERVICES INC	RESEARCH SERVICES	$790,592	view vendor page
2014	HARVARD GLOBAL RESEARCH AND SUPPORT SERVICES INC	Research Services	$1,250,781	view vendor page

Who the money went to

Grants this organization reported paying: Schedule I Part II of the Form 990, or the grants-paid list on the 990-PF. Open a year for every recipient. Recipients link to their own page when the grant names an EIN we have (990-PF grants list no EIN, so those link only on an exact, unique name and state). Grants to individuals are counted; their names are not shown.

2024 · 352 grants to organizations · $273.3M

Listed grants add up to $273,340,760; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $1,089,639,465. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

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2023 · 344 grants to organizations · $181.7M

Listed grants add up to $181,707,809; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $953,713,268. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

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2022 · 330 grants to organizations · $145.3M

Listed grants add up to $145,322,970; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $888,636,059. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

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2021 · 334 grants to organizations · $157.5M

Listed grants add up to $157,508,356; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $864,490,026. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

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2020 · 313 grants to organizations · $144.0M

Listed grants add up to $144,029,752; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $765,886,800. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

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2019 · 337 grants to organizations · $146.6M

Listed grants add up to $146,638,466; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $816,950,708. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

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2018 · 319 grants to organizations · $136.4M

Listed grants add up to $136,404,807; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $779,891,625. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

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2017 · 334 grants to organizations · $142.1M

Listed grants add up to $142,096,864; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $765,837,205. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

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2016 · 304 grants to organizations · $165.6M

Listed grants add up to $165,560,602; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $753,728,831. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

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2015 · 240 grants to organizations · $127.4M

Listed grants add up to $127,418,049; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $690,374,628. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

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2014 · 255 grants to organizations · $121.0M

Listed grants add up to $120,970,267; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $664,243,938. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

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2013 · 267 grants to organizations · $124.8M

Listed grants add up to $124,845,416; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $651,394,503. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

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2012 · 265 grants to organizations · $126.0M

Listed grants add up to $125,966,347; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $651,074,543. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

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2011 · 265 grants to organizations · $121.4M

Listed grants add up to $121,374,202; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $640,715,440. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

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2010 · 225 grants to organizations · $108.4M

Listed grants add up to $108,350,518; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $602,603,189. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

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2009 · 291 grants to organizations · $103.7M

Listed grants add up to $103,742,144; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $592,845,321. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

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Negative amounts are returned or refunded grants; they are listed last and left out of the totals of grants paid.

Who gave

Contributor names are not public for this form type.

Public charities filing Form 990 or 990-EZ report large donors on Schedule B, but the IRS withholds their names and addresses from public copies. Private foundations (990-PF) are different: their contributors are public.

Finances

Newest first. Each filing: its name on one row, its figures on the row beneath. Greyed filings are superseded by a later return for the same period and are left out everywhere else on this page.

Revenue	Expenses	Assets	Net assets	Contributions	Program revenue	Officer pay	Employees	Volunteers
2024 · Form 990 period ending 2025-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$8,323,235,933	$7,243,390,385	$79,935,301,000	$66,538,874,000	$1,852,353,540	$2,481,651,841	$14,083,802	39,590	10,000
2023 · Form 990 period ending 2024-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$7,654,478,632	$6,837,224,617	$74,371,580,000	$62,258,904,000	$1,691,854,430	$2,395,270,319	$13,641,505	38,767	10,000
2022 · Form 990 period ending 2023-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$6,051,934,438	$6,253,073,686	$70,647,595,000	$59,486,728,000	$1,872,364,529	$2,300,718,808	$14,742,758	37,629	10,000
2021 · Form 990 period ending 2022-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$9,623,728,188	$5,826,813,321	$70,774,664,000	$59,407,099,000	$2,281,389,881	$2,125,396,553	$10,791,270	34,241	10,000
2020 · Form 990 period ending 2021-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$8,943,246,824	$5,468,821,983	$72,612,094,000	$61,435,265,000	$1,877,529,760	$1,659,068,258	$10,547,558	34,351	10,000
2019 · Form 990 period ending 2020-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$7,350,273,474	$5,653,421,409	$59,612,525,000	$48,551,934,000	$1,419,818,892	$1,877,296,436	$10,683,517	38,263	10,000
2018 · Form 990 period ending 2019-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$7,854,637,824	$5,486,335,371	$57,546,936,000	$47,646,883,000	$2,775,718,408	$1,970,647,830	$11,528,412	37,149	10,000
2017 · Form 990 period ending 2018-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$5,751,501,241	$5,243,094,233	$55,084,581,000	$45,459,632,000	$1,888,401,380	$1,858,786,665	$10,881,286	36,442	10,000
2016 · Form 990 period ending 2017-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$5,773,782,886	$5,174,101,052	$52,078,749,000	$42,583,504,000	$1,662,160,571	$1,765,592,102	$10,746,791	36,107	10,000
2015 · Form 990 period ending 2016-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$4,458,905,923	$4,930,905,851	$75,287,515,000	$41,884,921,000	$1,631,689,043	$1,703,349,679	$11,265,792	37,684	23,000
2014 · Form 990 period ending 2015-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$6,609,236,543	$4,775,458,754	$73,518,242,000	$43,784,066,000	$2,242,963,264	$1,675,362,549	$10,129,841	35,283	23,000
2013 · Form 990 period ending 2014-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$6,740,015,230	$4,669,997,260	$68,112,313,000	$42,211,298,000	$2,174,337,778	$1,498,949,480	$8,478,834	34,359	23,000
2012 · Form 990 period ending 2013-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$5,840,349,457	$4,581,913,275	$72,763,619,000	$37,739,177,000	$1,856,072,877	$1,418,109,927	$7,068,530	34,635	23,000
2011 · Form 990 period ending 2012-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$4,054,499,482	$4,361,276,872	$56,370,683,000	$35,477,391,000	$1,543,769,248	$1,370,131,168	$7,042,467	33,233	23,000
2010 · Form 990 period ending 2011-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$5,179,911,438	$4,197,626,485	$59,837,950,000	$36,635,013,000	$1,388,387,596	$1,319,676,096	$7,313,984	32,372	23,000
2009 · Form 990 period ending 2010-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$3,322,378,044	$3,959,430,876	$47,086,364,000	$30,748,869,000	$1,271,005,605	$1,209,148,774	$6,800,702	32,830	23,000

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HARVARD MANAGEMENT COMPANY INC Boston, MA · 5 people in common (Alan M Garber, Claudine Gay, Lawrence S Bacow)
HANSJORG WYSS INSTITUTE FOR BIOLOGICALLY INSPIRED ENGINEERING Boston, MA · 4 people in common (George Q Daley Md, Margaret Newell, Meredith Weenick)
BROAD INSTITUTE INC Cambridge, MA · 3 people in common (Claudine Gay, George Q Daley Md, Shirley Tilghman)
HARVARD GLOBAL RESEARCH AND SUPPORT SERVICES INC Cambridge, MA · 3 people in common (Klara Jelinkova, Meredith Weenick, Sean Caron)
HARROW CORPORATION Cambridge, MA · 3 people in common (Meredith Weenick, Ritu Kalra, Sean Caron)
COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS INC New York, NY · 2 people in common (Kenneth I Chenault, Penny S Pritzker)
CARNEGIE ENDOWMENT FOR INTERNATIONAL PEACE Washington, DC · 2 people in common (Mariano-Florentino Cuellar, Shirley Tilghman)
THE LONGWOOD COLLECTIVE INC Boston, MA · 2 people in common (Meredith Weenick, Sean Caron)
AXIM COLLABORATIVE INC Cambridge, MA · 2 people in common (John Manning, Meredith Weenick)
RESEARCH COLLECTIONS AND PRESERVATION CONSORTIUM INC Princeton, NJ · 2 people in common (Margaret Newell, Martha Whitehead)
HARVARD DEDICATED ENERGY LIMITED Cambridge, MA · 2 people in common (Meredith Weenick, Sean Caron)
HARVARD SQUARE BUSINESS ASSOCIATION INC Cambridge, MA · 2 people in common (Meredith Weenick, Sean Caron)
HARVARD REAL ESTATE INC Cambridge, MA · 2 people in common (Meredith Weenick, Sean Caron)
MASS GENERAL BRIGHAM INCORPORATED Somerville, MA · 1 person in common (Nitin Nohria)
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Cambridge, MA · 1 person in common (Shirley Tilghman)
GREATER BOSTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Boston, MA · 1 person in common (Meredith Weenick)
GIOVANNI ARMENISE-HARVARD FOUNDATION FOR SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH Boston, MA · 1 person in common (George Q Daley Md)
FORUM FOR THE FUTURE OF HIGHER EDUCATION Cambridge, MA · 1 person in common (Shirley Tilghman)
ION INC Cambridge, MA · 1 person in common (George Q Daley Md)

Funders of this organization

1,489 grantors reported grants to this organization, $7,948,007,319 in all, tax years 2009 to 2025; the 25 largest shown (all 1,489). Exact: the grantor wrote this organization's EIN. Fuzzy: the grantor wrote only a name (foundations' 990-PF has no EIN field), matched to the same or a near-identical name in the same state; the name as filed is shown. From the latest return for each grantor and year, so amended returns aren't counted twice. CSV

Grantor	Type	Match	Years given	Grants	Total	Latest year	Latest year's amount	Grants
HARVARD MANAGEMENT PRIVATE EQUITY CORPORATION	Public charity	Exact	2009	1	$2,114,978,172	2009	$2,114,978,172	show
FIDELITY INVESTMENTS CHARITABLE GIFT FUND	DAF sponsor	Exact	2016-2024	9	$875,131,685	2024	$113,780,950	show
HARVARD PRIVATE CAPITAL HOLDINGS INC	Public charity	Exact	2009	1	$449,118,035	2009	$449,118,035	show
HARVARD PRIVATE CAPITAL REALTY INC	Public charity	Exact	2009	1	$382,896,573	2009	$382,896,573	show
PHEMUS CORPORATION	Public charity	Exact	2009	1	$321,257,103	2009	$321,257,103	show
NATIONAL PHILANTHROPIC TR	DAF sponsor	Exact	2014-2024	38	$219,380,813	2024	$54,195,750	show
CHAN ZUCKERBERG INITIATIVE FOUNDATION	Private foundation	Fuzzy filed as “President and Fellows of Harvard College”, “PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE”	2017-2024	23	$213,152,073	2024	$29,600,000	show
GATES FOUNDATION	Private foundation	Fuzzy filed as “PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE”	2015-2016, 2018-2024	268	$210,225,331	2024	$36,738,266	show
DONOR ADVISED CHARITABLE GIVING	DAF sponsor	Exact	2014-2024	47	$199,203,489	2024	$20,146,392	show
BLOOMBERG FAMILY FOUNDATION INC	Private foundation	Fuzzy filed as “PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE”	2020-2024	11	$167,061,000	2024	$23,420,000	show
BROAD INSTITUTE INC	Public charity	Exact	2009-2024	16	$150,134,787	2024	$15,751,441	show
PAULSON FAMILY FOUNDATION	Private foundation	Fuzzy filed as “PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE”	2020-2023	4	$150,050,000	2023	$50,050,000	show
TRUSTEES OF BOSTON UNIVERSITY	Public charity	Exact	2009-2024	17	$94,357,265	2024	$4,382,219	show
GS DONOR ADVISED PHILANTHROPY FUND FOR WEALTH MANAGEMENT INC	DAF sponsor	Exact	2017-2024	8	$86,999,785	2024	$17,982,639	show
JEWISH COMMUNAL FUND	DAF sponsor	Exact	2009-2024	16	$71,052,585	2024	$2,130,452	show
FREEDOM TOGETHER FOUNDATION	Private foundation	Fuzzy filed as “PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE”	2013-2024	57	$69,022,735	2024	$4,190,000	show
SILICON VALLEY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION	DAF sponsor	Exact	2010-2024	18	$62,175,950	2024	$3,646,375	show
JOHN TEMPLETON FOUNDATION	Private foundation	Fuzzy filed as “President and Fellows of Harvard College”, “PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE”	2010-2024	157	$61,095,494	2024	$3,707,096	show
VANGUARD CHARITABLE ENDOWMENT PROGRAM	DAF sponsor	Exact	2020-2024	5	$61,005,121	2024	$12,994,415	show
MASS GENERAL BRIGHAM INCORPORATED AND AFFILIATES GROUP RTN	Public charity	Exact	2011-2017, 2019-2022	39	$60,940,823	2022	$50,000	show
BETH ISRAEL DEACONESS MEDICAL CENTER INC	Public charity	Exact	2010-2024	46	$60,086,103	2024	$6,349,040	show
GORDON E AND BETTY I MOORE FOUNDATION	Private foundation	Fuzzy filed as “Harvard College President and Fellows of”, “President and Fellow of Harvard College”, “President and Fellows of Harvard College”	2011-2024	129	$55,625,275	2024	$5,563,442	show
BLUE MARBLE HOLDINGS CORPORATION	Public charity	Exact	2009	1	$54,728,860	2009	$54,728,860	show
DANA-FARBER CANCER INSTITUTE	Public charity	Exact	2009-2012, 2014-2018, 2020-2024	14	$42,980,497	2024	$1,493,414	show
DEMETER HOLDINGS CORPORATION	Public charity	Exact	2009	1	$36,935,434	2009	$36,935,434	show

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Organization	State	NTEE	Latest revenue	Latest expenses	Top-paid title	Top pay	Why similar
ICAHN SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AT MOUNT SINAI	NY	B50	$4,488,369,634	$4,436,550,676	Trustee and Former Officer	$7,503,060	Same NTEE code B50, revenue within 2x
BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE	TX	B50	$2,979,794,649	$2,978,703,069	PRESIDENT/CEO, EXECUTIVE DEAN	$4,716,352	Same NTEE code B50, revenue within 5x
WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY HEALTH SCIENCES	NC	B50	$1,713,703,683	$1,611,375,512	DIRECTOR, CEO AHWFB	$7,634,720	Same NTEE code B50, revenue within 5x
ALBERT EINSTEIN COLLEGE OF MEDICINE	NY	B50	$1,476,385,707	$583,108,728	PRESIDENT & CEO	$16,660,997	Same NTEE code B50, revenue within 10x
SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE UNIVERSITY	NH	B50	$1,616,008,924	$1,425,430,607	Former President/CEO (Thru 6/30/24)	$1,914,508	Same NTEE code B50, revenue within 10x
THOMAS JEFFERSON UNIVERSITY	PA	B50	$1,581,285,779	$1,535,765,761	TRUSTEE - CEO TJU/JEFF HEALTH	$7,010,762	Same NTEE code B50, revenue within 10x
THE NALP FOUNDATION FOR LAW CAREER RESEARCH AND EDUCATION	MA	B50	$680,490	$597,101	President & CEO	$193,103	Same NTEE code B50, revenue differs more than 10x, same state
ACADEMY OF FORENSIC NURSING	MA	B50	$211,151	$197,260	IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT	$0	Same NTEE code B50, revenue differs more than 10x, same state
CONWAY SCHOOL OF LANDSCAPE DESIGN INC	MA	B50	$2,216,383	$989,670	ACADEMIC DIR & CO-EXEC DIR	$78,314	Same NTEE code B50, revenue differs more than 10x, same state
MASSACHUSETTS SCHOOL OF LAW AT ANDOVER	MA	B50	$6,541,137	$6,803,904	PRESIDENT	$346,458	Same NTEE code B50, revenue differs more than 10x, same state
GORDON CONWELL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY INC	MA	B50	$34,841,277	$32,208,916	President	$264,069	Same NTEE code B50, revenue differs more than 10x, same state
NEW ENGLAND LAW BOSTON	MA	B50	$71,462,116	$57,270,490	ACTING DEAN	$405,743	Same NTEE code B50, revenue differs more than 10x, same state
MCPHS UNIVERSITY	MA	B50	$456,475,330	$303,181,639	PRESIDENT	$1,790,552	Same NTEE code B50, revenue differs more than 10x, same state
BOSTON GRADUATE SCHOOL OF PSYCHOANALYSIS INC	MA	B50	$2,366,165	$2,557,452	PRESIDENT	$121,554	Same NTEE code B50, revenue differs more than 10x, same state
NICSA INC	MA	B50	$2,497,146	$2,271,369	President & CEO	$476,205	Same NTEE code B50, revenue differs more than 10x, same state
SPRUCE STREET NURSERY SCHOOL	MA	B50	$2,103,723	$2,143,155	DIRECTOR/TRANSITION DIR.7/1-12/31/24	$282,528	Same NTEE code B50, revenue differs more than 10x, same state
SNAPCHEF FOUNDATION	MA	B50	$218,773	$251,907	PRESIDENT	$0	Same NTEE code B50, revenue differs more than 10x, same state
BENTLEY UNIVERSITY	MA	B50	$414,000,417	$397,668,134	PRESIDENT/TRUSTEE	$1,148,725	Same NTEE code B50, revenue differs more than 10x, same state
KENTUCKY COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN INC	KY	B50	$4,059,787	$4,151,010	PRESIDENT	$301,186	Same NTEE code B50, revenue differs more than 10x
ALBANY COLLEGE OF PHARMACY AND HEALTH SCIENCES	NY	B50	$67,033,299	$68,210,843	PRESIDENT	$539,129	Same NTEE code B50, revenue differs more than 10x
MAINE COLLEGE OF HEALTH PROFESSIONS	ME	B50	$6,650,644	$5,652,288	PRESIDENT CMMC/CMHC	$1,090,693	Same NTEE code B50, revenue differs more than 10x
SOUTH TEXAS COLLEGE OF LAW HOUSTON INC	TX	B50	$51,392,246	$52,703,609	PROFESSOR OF LAW	$377,073	Same NTEE code B50, revenue differs more than 10x
NORTHEAST COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES	NY	B50	$25,736,408	$26,154,894	PRESIDENT	$523,868	Same NTEE code B50, revenue differs more than 10x
MIDWIVES COLLEGE OF UTAH	UT	B50	$1,955,895	$2,123,173	DIRECTOR/MCU PRESIDENT	$74,458	Same NTEE code B50, revenue differs more than 10x
SOUTHERN COLLEGE OF OPTOMETRY	TN	B50	$35,582,027	$35,938,397	President	$462,515	Same NTEE code B50, revenue differs more than 10x

Who funds organizations like this

Grantors that funded the 100 most similar organizations. Ranked by total given to them. Foundations (990-PF) and donor-advised fund sponsors only. Same matching as Funders above (by EIN, or by name for foundations).

Grantor	Type	Total given	Grants	Organizations funded	Years	Which ones
FIDELITY INVESTMENTS CHARITABLE GIFT FUND funds this one	DAF sponsor	$109,089,211	267	46	2016–2024	ICAHN SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AT MOUNT SINAI; BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE; BENTLEY UNIVERSITY; THOMAS JEFFERSON UNIVERSITY and 42 more
GATES FOUNDATION funds this one	Private foundation	$108,888,567	132	10	2010–2024	HIGH TECH HIGH GRADUATE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION; BANK STREET COLLEGE OF EDUCATION; TEACHERS COLLEGE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY; BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE and 6 more
TRUSTEES OF COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY funds this one	DAF sponsor	$74,157,758	87	11	2009–2024	ICAHN SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AT MOUNT SINAI; BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE; TEACHERS COLLEGE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY; ALBERT EINSTEIN COLLEGE OF MEDICINE and 7 more
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY funds this one	DAF sponsor	$68,694,775	89	9	2009–2024	BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE; WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY HEALTH SCIENCES; ICAHN SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AT MOUNT SINAI; THOMAS JEFFERSON UNIVERSITY and 5 more
NATIONAL PHILANTHROPIC TR funds this one	DAF sponsor	$66,128,585	124	25	2014–2024	ICAHN SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AT MOUNT SINAI; MEHARRY MEDICAL COLLEGE; BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE; TEACHERS COLLEGE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY and 21 more
BLOOMBERG FAMILY FOUNDATION INC funds this one	Private foundation	$63,769,000	10	2	2020–2023	MEHARRY MEDICAL COLLEGE; MOREHOUSE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE INC
VANGUARD CHARITABLE ENDOWMENT PROGRAM funds this one	DAF sponsor	$45,295,411	77	21	2020–2024	THOMAS JEFFERSON UNIVERSITY; ICAHN SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AT MOUNT SINAI; BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE; BENTLEY UNIVERSITY and 17 more
GOTTESMAN FUND	Private foundation	$41,358,274	6	1	2019–2023	ALBERT EINSTEIN COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
ALBERT AND MARGARET ALKEK FOUNDATION	Private foundation	$38,096,000	23	1	2020–2024	BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
JEWISH COMMUNAL FUND funds this one	DAF sponsor	$37,144,505	58	8	2009–2024	ICAHN SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AT MOUNT SINAI; ALBERT EINSTEIN COLLEGE OF MEDICINE; BANK STREET COLLEGE OF EDUCATION; TEACHERS COLLEGE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY and 4 more
DONOR ADVISED CHARITABLE GIVING funds this one	DAF sponsor	$33,860,747	225	38	2014–2024	ICAHN SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AT MOUNT SINAI; TEACHERS COLLEGE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY; BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE; THOMAS JEFFERSON UNIVERSITY and 34 more
GS DONOR ADVISED PHILANTHROPY FUND FOR WEALTH MANAGEMENT INC funds this one	DAF sponsor	$32,997,610	47	11	2017–2024	NATIONAL CENTER FOR TEACHER RESIDENCIES INC; ICAHN SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AT MOUNT SINAI; BENTLEY UNIVERSITY; THOMAS JEFFERSON UNIVERSITY and 7 more
LEONA M & HARRY B HELMSLEY CHARITABLE TRUST funds this one	Private foundation	$25,648,429	45	3	2020–2024	ICAHN SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AT MOUNT SINAI; ALBERT EINSTEIN COLLEGE OF MEDICINE; BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
BROWN FOUNDATION INC	Private foundation	$25,207,000	13	1	2021–2023	BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
SILICON VALLEY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION funds this one	DAF sponsor	$23,686,420	43	13	2012–2024	BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE; ICAHN SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AT MOUNT SINAI; TEACHERS COLLEGE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY; ALBERT EINSTEIN COLLEGE OF MEDICINE and 9 more

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Every expense line on each return, biggest first: Form 990 Part IX (with its program, management and fundraising columns), 990-EZ Part I, or 990-PF Part I. Event marks lines the organization itself describes as events. “Events” in each summary adds those lines, conferences and meetings, and the direct costs of fundraising events. Unusual is not the same as improper. Many of these patterns have ordinary explanations. Check the filing.

2024 · Form 990 · $7,243,390,385 spent · pay $3,328,506,059 · grants $1,089,639,465 · events $85,296,106

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$2,598,229,631	$2,303,871,813	$176,928,860	$117,428,958	35.9%
Grants to US individuals		$774,518,878	$774,518,878	-	-	10.7%
Fees: other services		$453,366,262	$385,975,482	$61,864,672	$5,526,108	6.3%
Depreciation and depletion		$430,333,979	$385,879,798	$23,978,682	$20,475,499	5.9%
Occupancy		$397,143,057	$334,490,537	$44,370,466	$18,282,054	5.5%
Other employee benefits		$350,244,824	$310,564,997	$23,850,247	$15,829,580	4.8%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$271,694,729	$271,694,729	-	-	3.8%
Interest		$259,955,583	$235,938,941	$12,577,726	$11,438,916	3.6%
Office expenses		$227,158,642	$215,779,772	$6,779,175	$4,599,695	3.1%
Pension plan contributions		$199,542,848	$176,936,302	$13,588,056	$9,018,490	2.8%
Payroll taxes		$164,560,495	$145,917,159	$11,205,900	$7,437,436	2.3%
Information technology		$159,673,290	$134,221,273	$20,247,688	$5,204,329	2.2%
Fees: investment management		$130,527,372	$0	$130,527,372	$0	1.8%
Other (as described)	TAXES AND FEES	$130,325,643	$29,586,134	$99,480,846	$1,258,663	1.8%
Fees: legal		$126,617,412	$3,978,949	$122,597,673	$40,790	1.7%
Travel		$98,841,453	$91,934,784	$1,625,458	$5,281,211	1.4%
Conferences, conventions and meetings		$85,113,049	$65,765,134	$6,270,555	$13,077,360	1.2%
Other (as described)	PAYMENTS TO ANNUITANTS	$67,977,373	$67,977,373	$0	$0	0.9%
Advertising and promotion		$58,253,857	$54,920,768	$1,768,080	$1,565,009	0.8%
Other (as described)	BOOKS/PUBLICATIONS	$53,319,277	$52,845,040	$211,822	$262,415	0.7%
Fees: management		$48,516,013	$46,066,191	$1,518,307	$931,515	0.7%
All other expenses		$47,862,819	$35,321,377	$7,500,489	$5,040,953	0.7%
Grants outside the US		$43,425,858	$43,425,858	-	-	0.6%
Insurance		$24,339,586	$9,055,940	$15,283,646	$0	0.3%
Other (as described)	PUBLISHING	$19,157,416	$15,974,808	$815,735	$2,366,873	0.3%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$14,083,802	$857,562	$11,470,135	$1,756,105	0.2%
Royalties		$3,255,801	$3,207,284	$17,040	$31,477	0.0%
Fees: accounting		$2,544,004	$475,470	$2,068,534	$0	0.0%
Pay: disqualified persons		$1,844,459	$1,844,459	$0	$0	0.0%
Fees: lobbying		$586,674	$406,159	$180,515	$0	0.0%
Fees: professional fundraisers		$376,299	-	-	$376,299	0.0%
Fundraising events Event	direct expenses; gross income $30,320	$183,057				reported apart
Total		$7,243,390,385				100%

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2023 · Form 990 · $6,837,224,617 spent · pay $3,140,903,937 · grants $953,713,268 · events $84,228,067

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$2,475,104,670	$2,199,425,252	$167,846,090	$107,833,328	36.2%
Grants to US individuals		$744,464,019	$744,464,019	-	-	10.9%
Fees: other services		$536,787,167	$453,686,397	$77,473,478	$5,627,292	7.9%
Depreciation and depletion		$413,998,964	$372,451,679	$22,604,765	$18,942,520	6.1%
Occupancy		$381,080,263	$319,746,627	$44,483,304	$16,850,332	5.6%
Other employee benefits		$298,233,516	$265,015,995	$20,224,328	$12,993,193	4.4%
Office expenses		$225,051,424	$212,781,894	$7,005,306	$5,264,224	3.3%
Interest		$223,764,081	$204,826,176	$9,511,854	$9,426,051	3.3%
Pension plan contributions		$194,104,579	$172,485,034	$13,162,956	$8,456,589	2.8%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$170,380,455	$170,380,455	-	-	2.5%
Payroll taxes		$158,143,446	$140,529,285	$10,724,298	$6,889,863	2.3%
Information technology		$148,419,030	$124,770,202	$18,375,004	$5,273,824	2.2%
Fees: investment management		$132,023,472	-	$132,023,472	-	1.9%
Other (as described)	TAXES AND FEES	$105,413,921	$26,651,131	$77,710,852	$1,051,938	1.5%
Travel		$100,568,467	$94,260,411	$1,437,056	$4,871,000	1.5%
Conferences, conventions and meetings		$84,055,453	$66,570,608	$7,000,354	$10,484,491	1.2%
Fees: legal		$80,022,011	$2,675,054	$77,157,779	$189,178	1.2%
Other (as described)	PAYMENTS TO ANNUITANTS	$68,969,264	$68,969,264	-	-	1.0%
Advertising and promotion		$57,873,245	$54,512,097	$1,793,841	$1,567,307	0.8%
Other (as described)	BOOKS/PUBLICATIONS	$50,643,131	$50,225,743	$199,324	$218,064	0.7%
All other expenses		$46,711,762	$27,591,120	$14,346,487	$4,774,155	0.7%
Grants outside the US		$38,868,794	$38,868,794	-	-	0.6%
Fees: management		$38,039,826	$36,329,274	$1,254,687	$455,865	0.6%
Insurance		$23,287,776	$8,351,984	$14,935,594	$198	0.3%
Other (as described)	PUBLISHING	$18,551,047	$15,371,266	$862,540	$2,317,241	0.3%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$13,641,505	$1,028,681	$10,717,327	$1,895,497	0.2%
Royalties		$3,224,359	$3,202,966	$16,908	$4,485	0.0%
Fees: accounting		$3,078,555	$582,090	$2,496,465	$0	0.0%
Pay: disqualified persons		$1,676,221	$1,676,221	$0	$0	0.0%
Fees: professional fundraisers		$729,494	-	-	$729,494	0.0%
Fees: lobbying		$314,700	$217,869	$96,831	$0	0.0%
Fundraising events Event	direct expenses; gross income $33,322	$172,614				reported apart
Total		$6,837,224,617				100%

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2022 · Form 990 · $6,253,073,686 spent · pay $2,883,517,726 · grants $888,636,059 · events $77,952,252

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$2,276,380,171	$2,035,870,707	$146,450,947	$94,058,517	36.4%
Grants to US individuals		$714,212,540	$714,212,540	-	-	11.4%
Fees: other services		$507,949,247	$445,273,557	$58,206,760	$4,468,930	8.1%
Depreciation and depletion		$400,535,428	$363,068,612	$20,213,051	$17,253,765	6.4%
Occupancy		$334,280,353	$280,650,982	$39,499,866	$14,129,505	5.3%
Other employee benefits		$263,389,177	$235,560,965	$16,945,146	$10,883,066	4.2%
Office expenses		$218,973,393	$207,439,879	$6,733,197	$4,800,317	3.5%
Interest		$205,840,845	$182,228,110	$15,682,576	$7,930,159	3.3%
Pension plan contributions		$181,551,727	$162,369,997	$11,680,133	$7,501,597	2.9%
Payroll taxes		$146,761,585	$131,255,586	$9,441,908	$6,064,091	2.3%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$145,322,970	$145,322,970	-	-	2.3%
Fees: investment management		$128,722,073	$0	$128,722,073	$0	2.1%
Information technology		$125,353,222	$106,144,648	$14,181,342	$5,027,232	2.0%
Travel		$89,009,468	$83,546,474	$1,103,640	$4,359,354	1.4%
Conferences, conventions and meetings		$77,760,902	$62,212,440	$5,170,720	$10,377,742	1.2%
Other (as described)	PAYMENTS TO ANNUITANTS	$74,071,951	$74,071,951	-	-	1.2%
All other expenses		$59,301,528	$40,862,672	$14,139,986	$4,298,870	0.9%
Advertising and promotion		$53,220,282	$50,071,232	$1,683,608	$1,465,442	0.9%
Other (as described)	TAXES AND FEES	$51,988,553	$25,544,673	$25,324,530	$1,119,350	0.8%
Other (as described)	BOOKS/PUBLICATIONS	$49,802,836	$49,297,407	$297,696	$207,733	0.8%
Fees: management		$35,134,060	$33,633,238	$1,080,102	$420,720	0.6%
Grants outside the US		$29,100,549	$29,100,549	-	-	0.5%
Insurance		$22,493,539	$9,147,321	$13,345,931	$287	0.4%
Fees: legal		$19,518,233	$3,943,907	$15,397,146	$177,180	0.3%
Other (as described)	PUBLISHING	$19,309,438	$15,923,303	$879,443	$2,506,692	0.3%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$14,742,758	$1,356,345	$11,890,238	$1,496,175	0.2%
Royalties		$3,455,691	$3,437,035	$14,542	$4,114	0.1%
Fees: accounting		$2,968,992	$610,107	$2,358,885	$0	0.0%
Fees: professional fundraisers		$910,375	-	-	$910,375	0.0%
Pay: disqualified persons		$692,308	$692,308	$0	$0	0.0%
Fees: lobbying		$319,492	$205,388	$114,104	$0	0.0%
Fundraising events Event	direct expenses; gross income $30,000	$191,350				reported apart
Total		$6,253,073,686				100%

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2021 · Form 990 · $5,826,813,321 spent · pay $2,631,266,780 · grants $864,490,026 · events $56,587,343

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$2,069,352,110	$1,850,375,173	$133,203,976	$85,772,961	35.5%
Grants to US individuals		$678,696,026	$678,696,026	-	-	11.6%
Fees: other services		$487,225,725	$487,225,725	$0	$0	8.4%
Depreciation and depletion		$402,909,463	$365,416,059	$20,183,993	$17,309,411	6.9%
Occupancy		$306,323,303	$255,146,947	$37,623,765	$13,552,591	5.3%
Other employee benefits		$253,946,027	$227,073,692	$16,346,479	$10,525,856	4.4%
Office expenses		$213,757,119	$200,984,277	$7,519,879	$5,252,963	3.7%
Interest		$183,659,807	$152,494,157	$24,344,907	$6,820,743	3.2%
Pension plan contributions		$165,207,050	$147,724,992	$10,634,360	$6,847,698	2.8%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$157,508,356	$157,508,356	-	-	2.7%
Fees: investment management		$147,225,956	-	$147,225,956	-	2.5%
Payroll taxes		$129,300,984	$115,618,473	$8,323,091	$5,359,420	2.2%
Information technology		$104,564,392	$90,226,220	$10,345,920	$3,992,252	1.8%
Other (as described)	PAYMENTS TO ANNUITANTS	$76,056,841	$76,056,841	-	-	1.3%
Other (as described)	TAXES AND FEES	$63,782,668	$26,371,992	$36,418,900	$991,776	1.1%
Conferences, conventions and meetings		$56,586,764	$42,662,675	$4,215,742	$9,708,347	1.0%
All other expenses		$55,174,285	$36,452,147	$13,080,268	$5,641,870	0.9%
Other (as described)	BOOKS/PUBLICATIONS	$46,486,591	$45,964,995	$357,115	$164,481	0.8%
Advertising and promotion		$43,420,582	$40,983,096	$1,295,587	$1,141,899	0.7%
Travel		$41,541,359	$38,433,469	$1,094,791	$2,013,099	0.7%
Fees: management		$34,335,582	$32,941,864	$939,881	$453,837	0.6%
Grants outside the US		$28,285,644	$28,285,644	-	-	0.5%
Insurance		$24,845,363	$8,137,010	$16,708,284	$69	0.4%
Fees: legal		$20,038,664	$4,550,904	$15,086,473	$401,287	0.3%
Other (as described)	PUBLISHING	$15,595,627	$12,544,588	$797,577	$2,253,462	0.3%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$10,791,270	$2,208,821	$7,372,767	$1,209,682	0.2%
Royalties		$3,849,636	$3,818,085	$15,328	$16,223	0.1%
Fees: accounting		$2,819,019	$534,669	$2,284,350	-	0.0%
Pay: disqualified persons		$2,669,339	$2,444,629	$224,710	-	0.0%
Fees: professional fundraisers		$539,856	-	-	$539,856	0.0%
Fees: lobbying		$317,913	$218,565	$99,348	-	0.0%
Fundraising events Event	direct expenses; gross income $0	$579				reported apart
Total		$5,826,813,321				100%

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2020 · Form 990 · $5,468,821,983 spent · pay $2,513,558,909 · grants $765,886,800 · events $30,676,151

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$1,957,424,770	$1,780,051,049	$94,181,151	$83,192,570	35.8%
Grants to US individuals		$597,352,246	$597,352,246	-	-	10.9%
Fees: other services		$440,138,206	$375,189,725	$57,946,313	$7,002,168	8.0%
Depreciation and depletion		$387,680,363	$355,934,597	$14,837,351	$16,908,415	7.1%
Occupancy		$272,337,558	$226,489,125	$32,766,102	$13,082,331	5.0%
Other employee benefits		$213,685,924	$194,322,591	$10,281,461	$9,081,872	3.9%
Other (as described)	TAXES AND FEES	$208,835,234	$191,110,352	$16,821,304	$903,578	3.8%
Pension plan contributions		$205,621,335	$186,988,782	$9,893,435	$8,739,118	3.8%
Interest		$180,250,402	$151,927,846	$21,455,249	$6,867,307	3.3%
Office expenses		$162,366,385	$155,333,870	$3,997,170	$3,035,345	3.0%
Fees: investment management		$150,336,248	$0	$150,336,248	$0	2.7%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$144,020,339	$144,020,339	-	-	2.6%
Payroll taxes		$124,118,233	$112,871,153	$5,971,927	$5,275,153	2.3%
Information technology		$98,821,037	$85,482,684	$9,308,531	$4,029,822	1.8%
Other (as described)	PAYMENTS TO ANNUITANTS	$71,357,614	$71,357,614	$0	$0	1.3%
Other (as described)	BOOKS/PUBLICATIONS	$39,757,593	$39,160,587	$419,334	$177,672	0.7%
Advertising and promotion		$31,658,856	$30,185,118	$653,354	$820,384	0.6%
All other expenses		$31,174,831	$22,786,076	$5,882,412	$2,506,343	0.6%
Conferences, conventions and meetings		$30,676,151	$28,386,464	$1,249,058	$1,040,629	0.6%
Fees: management		$25,860,117	$23,977,580	$1,319,841	$562,696	0.5%
Grants outside the US		$24,514,215	$24,514,215	-	-	0.4%
Fees: legal		$21,730,567	$3,685,046	$17,606,662	$438,859	0.4%
Insurance		$15,154,691	$7,024,555	$8,130,136	$0	0.3%
Other (as described)	PUBLISHING	$12,713,027	$10,671,201	$506,306	$1,535,520	0.2%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$10,547,558	$601,548	$8,466,747	$1,479,263	0.2%
Royalties		$3,673,471	$3,626,636	$19,812	$27,023	0.1%
Fees: accounting		$2,585,388	$418,905	$2,166,483	-	0.0%
Pay: disqualified persons		$2,161,089	$1,886,277	$274,812	$0	0.0%
Travel		$1,736,885	$1,636,774	$61,552	$38,559	0.0%
Fees: lobbying		$293,393	$201,708	$91,685	$0	0.0%
Fees: professional fundraisers		$238,257	-	-	$238,257	0.0%
Total		$5,468,821,983				100%

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2019 · Form 990 · $5,653,421,409 spent · pay $2,592,834,104 · grants $816,950,708 · events $48,549,258

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$1,997,074,087	$1,802,790,889	$106,578,917	$87,704,281	35.3%
Grants to US individuals		$647,182,412	$647,182,412	-	-	11.4%
Fees: other services		$405,770,279	$344,833,233	$53,891,508	$7,045,538	7.2%
Depreciation and depletion		$353,631,092	$313,489,610	$24,347,945	$15,793,537	6.3%
Occupancy		$299,779,544	$243,975,186	$41,882,280	$13,922,078	5.3%
Other employee benefits		$294,441,689	$265,797,247	$15,713,626	$12,930,816	5.2%
Office expenses		$189,181,281	$178,100,630	$6,910,231	$4,170,420	3.3%
Other (as described)	FIXED ASSET IMPAIRMENTS	$182,226,558	$29,217,121	$153,009,437	$0	3.2%
Interest		$176,293,774	$159,565,328	$9,135,516	$7,592,930	3.1%
Pension plan contributions		$164,464,759	$148,464,982	$8,777,079	$7,222,698	2.9%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$146,623,392	$146,623,392	-	-	2.6%
Payroll taxes		$124,055,294	$111,986,709	$6,620,525	$5,448,060	2.2%
Fees: investment management		$110,296,585	$0	$110,296,585	$0	2.0%
Information technology		$106,227,808	$90,482,555	$11,671,434	$4,073,819	1.9%
Other (as described)	PAYMENTS TO ANNUITANTS	$66,350,836	$66,350,836	$0	$0	1.2%
Travel		$65,806,106	$61,565,837	$490,680	$3,749,589	1.2%
Conferences, conventions and meetings		$48,537,123	$41,293,821	$3,188,874	$4,054,428	0.9%
Fees: management		$45,438,147	$42,633,036	$1,229,763	$1,575,348	0.8%
All other expenses		$44,079,374	$22,834,082	$14,483,973	$6,761,319	0.8%
Other (as described)	BOOKS/PUBLICATIONS	$43,919,807	$43,332,707	$389,739	$197,361	0.8%
Other (as described)	TAXES AND FEES	$35,060,394	$23,595,189	$10,581,990	$883,215	0.6%
Advertising and promotion		$24,370,406	$22,839,240	$901,456	$629,710	0.4%
Fees: legal		$23,635,092	$4,204,135	$19,281,485	$149,472	0.4%
Grants outside the US		$23,144,904	$23,144,904	-	-	0.4%
Insurance		$15,978,561	$7,630,739	$8,347,822	$0	0.3%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$10,683,517	$608,927	$8,552,057	$1,522,533	0.2%
Royalties		$4,060,367	$4,034,284	$8,570	$17,513	0.1%
Fees: accounting		$2,518,554	$402,477	$2,113,402	$2,675	0.0%
Pay: disqualified persons		$2,114,758	$1,847,141	$267,617	-	0.0%
Fees: lobbying		$284,955	$170,973	$113,982	$0	0.0%
Fees: professional fundraisers		$189,954	-	-	$189,954	0.0%
Fundraising events Event	direct expenses; gross income $11,685	$12,135				reported apart
Total		$5,653,421,409				100%

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2018 · Form 990 · $5,486,335,371 spent · pay $2,443,813,912 · grants $779,891,625 · events $65,309,994

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$1,901,240,469	$1,700,350,027	$119,006,044	$81,884,398	34.7%
Grants to US individuals		$615,096,625	$615,096,625	-	-	11.2%
Fees: other services		$408,418,352	$345,771,926	$54,558,898	$8,087,528	7.4%
Depreciation and depletion		$352,913,551	$317,704,573	$18,849,169	$16,359,809	6.4%
Occupancy		$316,363,306	$265,612,690	$36,501,216	$14,249,400	5.8%
Other employee benefits		$255,976,944	$228,929,696	$16,022,594	$11,024,654	4.7%
Office expenses		$218,485,689	$206,709,418	$6,728,213	$5,048,058	4.0%
Interest		$176,315,391	$166,426,649	$1,923,852	$7,964,890	3.2%
Pension plan contributions		$153,035,395	$136,865,243	$9,579,081	$6,591,071	2.8%
Fees: investment management		$138,553,750	$0	$138,553,750	$0	2.5%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$136,678,172	$136,678,172	-	-	2.5%
Payroll taxes		$119,884,205	$107,216,901	$7,504,019	$5,163,285	2.2%
Information technology		$107,959,864	$92,964,760	$10,361,321	$4,633,783	2.0%
Travel		$95,878,661	$89,317,617	$1,014,279	$5,546,765	1.7%
All other expenses		$70,264,586	$48,964,367	$9,189,863	$12,110,356	1.3%
Other (as described)	TAXES AND FEES	$66,135,695	$19,069,887	$46,117,317	$948,491	1.2%
Other (as described)	PAYMENTS TO ANNUITANTS	$65,770,020	$65,770,020	-	-	1.2%
Conferences, conventions and meetings		$65,309,531	$51,343,480	$2,873,752	$11,092,299	1.2%
Other (as described)	BOOKS/PUBLICATIONS	$45,344,461	$44,741,018	$361,753	$241,690	0.8%
Fees: management		$37,904,121	$36,560,540	$1,306,344	$37,237	0.7%
Grants outside the US		$28,116,828	$28,116,828	-	-	0.5%
Fees: legal		$27,420,971	$4,089,434	$23,034,016	$297,521	0.5%
Advertising and promotion		$24,506,510	$23,262,411	$645,440	$598,659	0.4%
Other (as described)	PUBLISHING	$20,964,030	$16,708,032	$997,025	$3,258,973	0.4%
Insurance		$17,266,627	$7,348,722	$9,917,905	-	0.3%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$11,528,412	$639,634	$9,377,948	$1,510,830	0.2%
Royalties		$3,605,432	$3,574,041	$15,009	$16,382	0.1%
Fees: accounting		$2,631,083	$349,791	$2,281,292	$0	0.0%
Pay: disqualified persons		$2,148,487	$1,843,806	$304,681	$0	0.0%
Fees: professional fundraisers		$357,012	-	-	$357,012	0.0%
Fees: lobbying		$254,040	$152,424	$101,616	$0	0.0%
Travel or entertainment for public officials		$7,151	$7,151	-	-	0.0%
Fundraising events Event	direct expenses; gross income $11,042	$463				reported apart
Total		$5,486,335,371				100%

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2017 · Form 990 · $5,243,094,233 spent · pay $2,360,350,545 · grants $765,837,205 · events $63,295,544

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$1,814,582,992	$1,622,782,639	$113,941,461	$77,858,892	34.6%
Grants to US individuals		$591,759,593	$591,759,593	-	-	11.3%
Fees: other services		$354,434,204	$300,129,785	$47,497,817	$6,806,602	6.8%
Occupancy		$344,573,598	$297,714,319	$31,044,214	$15,815,065	6.6%
Depreciation and depletion		$340,892,030	$308,349,037	$17,435,380	$15,107,613	6.5%
Other employee benefits		$264,484,298	$236,528,464	$16,607,522	$11,348,312	5.0%
Office expenses		$220,431,225	$207,014,512	$7,383,688	$6,033,025	4.2%
Interest		$188,485,923	$172,648,976	$7,916,703	$7,920,244	3.6%
Pension plan contributions		$153,904,229	$137,636,643	$9,663,968	$6,603,618	2.9%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$144,641,172	$144,641,172	-	-	2.8%
Fees: investment management		$130,353,749	-	$130,353,749	-	2.5%
Information technology		$115,054,530	$100,062,545	$10,163,006	$4,828,979	2.2%
Payroll taxes		$114,990,939	$102,836,465	$7,220,522	$4,933,952	2.2%
Travel		$91,574,323	$84,764,160	$1,440,272	$5,369,891	1.7%
Other (as described)	PAYMENTS TO ANNUITANTS	$65,727,723	$65,727,723	-	-	1.3%
Conferences, conventions and meetings		$63,288,562	$50,098,905	$5,068,955	$8,120,702	1.2%
Fees: management		$50,760,630	$49,101,018	$1,279,704	$379,908	1.0%
Other (as described)	BOOKS/PUBLICATIONS	$43,537,279	$43,003,050	$345,596	$188,633	0.8%
Grants outside the US		$29,436,440	$29,436,440	-	-	0.6%
Advertising and promotion		$21,419,956	$20,643,114	$386,374	$390,468	0.4%
Other (as described)	PUBLISHING	$20,736,689	$16,408,435	$1,176,299	$3,151,955	0.4%
Insurance		$16,214,948	$6,840,307	$9,372,607	$2,034	0.3%
Other (as described)	TAXES AND FEES	$15,457,773	$12,446,724	$2,114,006	$897,043	0.3%
Fees: legal		$13,370,400	$1,566,728	$11,578,464	$225,208	0.3%
All other expenses		$13,218,722	-$6,116,713	$9,091,582	$10,243,853	0.3%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$10,881,286	$509,911	$8,811,509	$1,559,866	0.2%
Royalties		$3,880,021	$3,845,171	$12,769	$22,081	0.1%
Fees: accounting		$2,658,323	$449,920	$2,207,353	$1,050	0.1%
Pay: disqualified persons		$1,506,801	$1,184,800	$322,001	$0	0.0%
Fees: professional fundraisers		$569,685	-	-	$569,685	0.0%
Fees: lobbying		$254,866	$175,220	$79,646	-	0.0%
Travel or entertainment for public officials		$11,324	$11,324	-	-	0.0%
Fundraising events Event	direct expenses; gross income $28,940	$6,982				reported apart
Total		$5,243,094,233				100%

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2016 · Form 990 · $5,174,101,052 spent · pay $2,303,777,614 · grants $753,728,831 · events $59,981,254

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$1,757,213,531	$1,566,749,480	$112,610,865	$77,853,186	34.0%
Grants to US individuals		$563,723,300	$563,723,300	-	-	10.9%
Depreciation and depletion		$324,165,773	$292,113,955	$16,929,900	$15,121,918	6.3%
Fees: other services		$313,891,080	$263,958,238	$43,683,510	$6,249,332	6.1%
Occupancy		$303,550,587	$260,758,185	$28,277,713	$14,514,689	5.9%
Other employee benefits		$267,771,240	$238,747,565	$17,160,095	$11,863,580	5.2%
Fees: investment management		$231,258,838	-	$231,258,838	-	4.5%
Office expenses		$201,209,612	$189,579,379	$6,260,269	$5,369,964	3.9%
Interest		$200,010,177	$178,362,455	$12,923,703	$8,724,019	3.9%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$165,560,602	$165,560,602	-	-	3.2%
Pension plan contributions		$155,699,571	$138,823,323	$9,977,992	$6,898,256	3.0%
Information technology		$111,346,242	$94,089,499	$12,769,172	$4,487,571	2.2%
Payroll taxes		$110,890,533	$98,871,129	$7,106,409	$4,912,995	2.1%
Travel		$88,073,723	$81,416,427	$1,200,905	$5,456,391	1.7%
Other (as described)	PAYMENTS TO ANNUITANTS	$64,658,798	$64,658,798	-	-	1.2%
Conferences, conventions and meetings		$59,896,288	$49,206,389	$4,338,484	$6,351,415	1.2%
Other (as described)	BOOKS/PUBLICATIONS	$43,482,670	$42,907,280	$300,451	$274,939	0.8%
All other expenses		$37,342,232	$21,246,449	$4,991,614	$11,104,169	0.7%
Fees: management		$33,987,138	$32,137,442	$1,465,042	$384,654	0.7%
Grants outside the US		$24,444,929	$24,444,929	-	-	0.5%
Fees: legal		$21,626,353	$2,755,857	$18,594,112	$276,384	0.4%
Other (as described)	PUBLISHING	$21,244,200	$16,987,285	$1,116,831	$3,140,084	0.4%
Other (as described)	TAXES AND FEES	$21,164,616	$18,673,870	$1,692,710	$798,036	0.4%
Advertising and promotion		$16,414,116	$15,572,899	$364,333	$476,884	0.3%
Insurance		$15,458,901	$8,718,423	$6,738,549	$1,929	0.3%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$10,746,791	$1,375,055	$8,097,167	$1,274,569	0.2%
Royalties		$4,124,683	$4,085,765	$9,451	$29,467	0.1%
Fees: accounting		$2,548,408	$535,793	$2,012,615	-	0.0%
Pay: disqualified persons		$1,455,948	$1,169,169	$286,779	-	0.0%
Fees: professional fundraisers		$644,949	-	-	$644,949	0.0%
Fees: lobbying		$492,652	$281,515	$211,137	-	0.0%
Travel or entertainment for public officials		$2,571	$2,571	-	-	0.0%
Fundraising events Event	direct expenses; gross income $98,687	$84,966				reported apart
Total		$5,174,101,052				100%

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2015 · Form 990 · $4,930,905,851 spent · pay $2,194,066,871 · grants $690,374,628 · events $56,973,299

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$1,683,972,916	$1,490,849,853	$119,360,345	$73,762,718	34.2%
Grants to US individuals		$539,800,692	$539,800,692	-	-	10.9%
Fees: other services		$344,278,487	$294,504,853	$43,121,863	$6,651,771	7.0%
Depreciation and depletion		$312,626,325	$280,329,042	$17,853,602	$14,443,681	6.3%
Occupancy		$280,978,202	$241,021,189	$26,731,928	$13,225,085	5.7%
Other employee benefits		$252,672,327	$223,695,107	$17,909,466	$11,067,754	5.1%
Interest		$232,481,991	$205,321,553	$17,153,539	$10,006,899	4.7%
Office expenses		$204,102,049	$191,930,832	$6,688,857	$5,482,360	4.1%
Fees: investment management		$171,726,615	-	$171,726,615	-	3.5%
Pension plan contributions		$138,884,425	$122,956,743	$9,844,156	$6,083,526	2.8%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$127,418,049	$127,418,049	-	-	2.6%
Information technology		$110,840,012	$92,969,391	$13,983,012	$3,887,609	2.2%
Payroll taxes		$105,890,724	$93,746,858	$7,505,556	$4,638,310	2.1%
Travel		$86,304,405	$79,397,627	$1,366,176	$5,540,602	1.8%
Other (as described)	PAYMENTS TO ANNUITANTS	$63,012,065	$63,012,065	-	-	1.3%
Conferences, conventions and meetings		$56,973,299	$46,146,296	$5,181,439	$5,645,564	1.2%
Other (as described)	BOOKS/PUBLICATIONS	$42,768,793	$42,404,858	$127,026	$236,909	0.9%
Fees: management		$33,643,512	$31,045,984	$2,207,520	$390,008	0.7%
Grants outside the US		$23,155,887	$23,155,887	-	-	0.5%
Other (as described)	PUBLISHING	$22,257,869	$17,495,463	$1,129,130	$3,633,276	0.5%
Other (as described)	TAXES AND FEES	$19,486,619	$17,124,353	$1,548,100	$814,166	0.4%
Fees: legal		$17,122,156	$1,937,874	$14,782,108	$402,174	0.3%
Advertising and promotion		$14,624,687	$13,512,510	$434,711	$677,466	0.3%
All other expenses		$14,087,487	$6,050,131	$2,636,604	$5,400,752	0.3%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$11,265,792	$819,952	$8,979,275	$1,466,565	0.2%
Insurance		$11,023,968	$8,143,203	$2,878,836	$1,929	0.2%
Royalties		$4,185,832	$4,133,383	$12,586	$39,863	0.1%
Fees: accounting		$2,553,264	$472,937	$2,080,327	$0	0.1%
Pay: disqualified persons		$1,380,687	$1,211,770	$145,060	$23,857	0.0%
Fees: professional fundraisers		$940,216	-	-	$940,216	0.0%
Fees: lobbying		$444,642	$254,081	$190,561	-	0.0%
Travel or entertainment for public officials		$1,857	$1,857	-	-	0.0%
Total		$4,930,905,851				100%

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2014 · Form 990 · $4,775,458,754 spent · pay $2,083,952,935 · grants $664,243,938 · events $57,679,655

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$1,601,862,668	$1,425,844,023	$106,842,125	$69,176,520	33.5%
Grants to US individuals		$520,162,977	$520,162,977	-	-	10.9%
Depreciation and depletion		$299,074,556	$268,286,417	$17,399,205	$13,388,934	6.3%
Fees: other services		$297,346,279	$260,212,635	$29,217,095	$7,916,549	6.2%
Occupancy		$275,462,222	$237,332,888	$25,553,485	$12,575,849	5.8%
Interest		$248,434,170	$217,963,561	$20,124,629	$10,345,980	5.2%
Other employee benefits		$239,720,934	$213,379,503	$15,989,070	$10,352,361	5.0%
Fees: investment management		$210,640,651	-	$210,640,651	-	4.4%
Office expenses		$197,122,592	$185,413,129	$6,107,350	$5,602,113	4.1%
Pension plan contributions		$128,869,105	$114,708,487	$8,595,399	$5,565,219	2.7%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$120,970,267	$120,970,267	-	-	2.5%
Payroll taxes		$102,320,522	$91,077,161	$6,824,644	$4,418,717	2.1%
Information technology		$101,111,656	$86,883,939	$10,847,133	$3,380,584	2.1%
Travel		$83,367,688	$76,428,425	$1,632,713	$5,306,550	1.7%
Other (as described)	PAYMENTS TO ANNUITANTS	$62,860,545	$62,860,545	-	-	1.3%
Conferences, conventions and meetings		$57,679,655	$47,416,571	$3,699,245	$6,563,839	1.2%
Other (as described)	BOOKS/PUBLICATIONS	$42,943,740	$42,406,127	$314,676	$222,937	0.9%
Fees: management		$32,917,124	$30,554,267	$2,052,624	$310,233	0.7%
Grants outside the US		$23,110,694	$23,110,694	-	-	0.5%
Other (as described)	PUBLISHING	$22,456,029	$17,559,739	$1,210,720	$3,685,570	0.5%
All other expenses		$19,888,864	$11,935,759	$4,169,323	$3,783,782	0.4%
Other (as described)	TAXES AND FEES	$19,740,512	$17,482,437	$1,461,267	$796,808	0.4%
Advertising and promotion		$17,925,609	$16,356,268	$484,557	$1,084,784	0.4%
Insurance		$14,910,159	$9,197,285	$5,708,465	$4,409	0.3%
Fees: legal		$14,882,045	$1,628,373	$12,791,745	$461,927	0.3%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$10,129,841	$724,505	$8,246,247	$1,159,089	0.2%
Royalties		$4,152,332	$4,121,030	$1,105	$30,197	0.1%
Fees: accounting		$2,608,359	$467,501	$2,137,137	$3,721	0.1%
Fees: professional fundraisers		$1,220,765	-	-	$1,220,765	0.0%
Pay: disqualified persons		$1,049,865	$899,456	$127,580	$22,829	0.0%
Fees: lobbying		$516,329	$516,329	-	-	0.0%
Total		$4,775,458,754				100%

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2013 · Form 990 · $4,669,997,260 spent · pay $2,051,839,119 · grants $651,394,503 · events $54,120,871

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$1,539,110,445	$1,370,577,475	$103,067,725	$65,465,245	33.0%
Grants to US individuals		$501,363,115	$501,363,115	-	-	10.7%
Fees: other services		$284,608,157	$247,492,379	$25,245,691	$11,870,087	6.1%
Depreciation and depletion		$283,066,783	$254,556,222	$16,305,583	$12,204,978	6.1%
Occupancy		$250,264,103	$213,884,482	$25,344,893	$11,034,728	5.4%
Interest		$249,531,761	$226,589,393	$12,690,032	$10,252,336	5.3%
Other employee benefits		$233,939,078	$208,322,692	$15,665,912	$9,950,474	5.0%
Office expenses		$193,911,742	$183,380,007	$5,680,565	$4,851,170	4.2%
Fees: investment management		$177,360,082	$0	$177,360,082	$0	3.8%
Pension plan contributions		$172,488,834	$153,601,264	$11,550,849	$7,336,721	3.7%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$124,845,416	$124,845,416	-	-	2.7%
Information technology		$103,338,914	$90,453,257	$8,868,928	$4,016,729	2.2%
Payroll taxes		$96,522,838	$85,953,563	$6,463,727	$4,105,548	2.1%
Travel		$80,176,436	$73,755,365	$1,129,903	$5,291,168	1.7%
All other expenses		$65,765,561	$56,182,321	$4,704,370	$4,878,870	1.4%
Other (as described)	PAYMENTS TO ANNUITANTS	$61,249,091	$61,249,091	$0	$0	1.3%
Conferences, conventions and meetings		$53,511,148	$42,147,543	$3,628,959	$7,734,646	1.1%
Other (as described)	BOOKS/PUBLICATIONS	$42,003,547	$41,497,587	$286,420	$219,540	0.9%
Fees: management		$31,823,485	$28,534,399	$2,828,213	$460,873	0.7%
Grants outside the US		$25,185,972	$25,185,972	-	-	0.5%
Other (as described)	PUBLISHING	$22,555,587	$17,371,149	$1,207,227	$3,977,211	0.5%
Other (as described)	TAXES AND FEES	$16,547,674	$14,043,529	$1,799,964	$704,181	0.4%
Advertising and promotion		$16,204,293	$15,392,406	$185,050	$626,837	0.3%
Fees: legal		$13,046,228	$1,307,008	$11,140,688	$598,532	0.3%
Insurance		$12,706,948	$7,390,747	$4,849,661	$466,540	0.3%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$8,478,834	$209,849	$7,243,108	$1,025,877	0.2%
Royalties		$6,064,630	$6,035,091	$761	$28,778	0.1%
Fees: accounting		$2,173,846	$399,684	$1,747,602	$26,560	0.0%
Pay: disqualified persons		$1,299,090	$1,155,602	$120,478	$23,010	0.0%
Fees: lobbying		$490,997	$490,997	$0	$0	0.0%
Fees: professional fundraisers		$359,511	-	-	$359,511	0.0%
Travel or entertainment for public officials		$3,114	$3,114	$0	$0	0.0%
Fundraising events Event	direct expenses; gross income $89,205	$609,723				reported apart
Total		$4,669,997,260				100%

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2012 · Form 990 · $4,581,913,275 spent · pay $1,980,054,394 · grants $651,074,543 · events $51,261,089

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$1,479,745,364	$1,336,694,641	$88,006,691	$55,044,032	32.3%
Grants to US individuals		$496,906,733	$496,906,733	-	-	10.8%
Occupancy		$293,904,208	$245,392,020	$36,763,920	$11,748,268	6.4%
Fees: other services		$274,518,629	$244,864,893	$22,475,762	$7,177,974	6.0%
Depreciation and depletion		$271,157,286	$239,724,249	$18,003,971	$13,429,066	5.9%
Other employee benefits		$263,509,885	$238,035,719	$15,672,043	$9,802,123	5.8%
Interest		$262,873,595	$234,050,044	$16,094,582	$12,728,969	5.7%
Office expenses		$186,760,536	$177,886,688	$5,180,909	$3,692,939	4.1%
Fees: investment management		$166,422,181	-	$166,422,181	-	3.6%
Pension plan contributions		$136,555,124	$123,353,995	$8,121,509	$5,079,620	3.0%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$125,966,347	$125,966,347	-	-	2.7%
Information technology		$107,419,972	$87,697,856	$16,847,353	$2,874,763	2.3%
Payroll taxes		$91,611,540	$82,755,221	$5,448,524	$3,407,795	2.0%
Travel		$77,070,686	$71,217,373	$1,087,223	$4,766,090	1.7%
Other (as described)	PAYMENTS TO ANNUITANTS	$58,424,378	$58,424,378	$0	$0	1.3%
Conferences, conventions and meetings		$51,218,770	$42,687,301	$4,656,416	$3,875,053	1.1%
All other expenses		$40,446,470	$7,813,464	$22,640,784	$9,992,222	0.9%
Fees: management		$37,899,083	$33,028,379	$4,570,866	$299,838	0.8%
Other (as described)	BOOKS/PUBLICATIONS	$37,329,767	$36,838,377	$314,580	$176,810	0.8%
Grants outside the US		$28,201,463	$28,201,463	-	-	0.6%
Other (as described)	PUBLISHING	$25,345,879	$20,926,541	$1,183,299	$3,236,039	0.6%
Insurance		$14,722,962	$7,295,839	$6,963,218	$463,905	0.3%
Fees: legal		$13,560,949	$2,128,604	$11,104,156	$328,189	0.3%
Other (as described)	TAXES AND FEES	$12,730,610	$10,371,131	$1,562,797	$796,682	0.3%
Advertising and promotion		$12,603,123	$11,924,777	$206,946	$471,400	0.3%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$7,068,530	$278,903	$6,118,869	$670,758	0.2%
Royalties		$3,350,368	$3,318,400	$8,542	$23,426	0.1%
Fees: accounting		$2,272,653	$513,703	$1,737,239	$21,711	0.0%
Pay: disqualified persons		$1,563,951	$1,007,659	$492,757	$63,535	0.0%
Fees: lobbying		$427,415	$427,415	-	-	0.0%
Fees: professional fundraisers		$324,568	-	-	$324,568	0.0%
Travel or entertainment for public officials		$250	$250	-	-	0.0%
Fundraising events Event	direct expenses; gross income -	$42,319				reported apart
Total		$4,581,913,275				100%

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2011 · Form 990 · $4,361,276,872 spent · pay $1,901,264,720 · grants $640,715,440 · events $46,392,303

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$1,430,218,554	$1,305,074,431	$86,885,777	$38,258,346	32.8%
Grants to US individuals		$483,357,819	$483,357,819	-	-	11.1%
Interest		$282,102,963	$257,418,954	$17,137,755	$7,546,254	6.5%
Fees: other services		$270,240,346	$246,594,316	$16,417,101	$7,228,929	6.2%
Depreciation and depletion		$264,662,136	$241,504,199	$16,078,225	$7,079,712	6.1%
Other employee benefits		$250,426,334	$228,514,030	$15,213,400	$6,698,904	5.7%
Occupancy		$237,354,625	$216,586,096	$14,419,293	$6,349,236	5.4%
Office expenses		$190,714,359	$174,026,853	$11,585,897	$5,101,609	4.4%
Fees: investment management		$141,173,826	-	$141,173,826	-	3.2%
Pension plan contributions		$121,727,298	$111,076,160	$7,394,933	$3,256,205	2.8%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$121,374,202	$121,374,202	-	-	2.8%
Payroll taxes		$90,797,282	$82,852,520	$5,515,935	$2,428,827	2.1%
Information technology		$84,613,303	$77,209,639	$5,140,258	$2,263,406	1.9%
Travel		$73,098,097	$66,702,014	$4,440,709	$1,955,374	1.7%
Other (as described)	PAYMENTS TO ANNUITANTS	$58,256,432	$53,158,994	$3,539,078	$1,558,360	1.3%
Conferences, conventions and meetings		$46,331,181	$42,277,203	$2,814,619	$1,239,359	1.1%
Other (as described)	BOOKS/PUBLICATIONS	$37,755,025	$34,451,460	$2,293,618	$1,009,947	0.9%
Grants outside the US		$35,983,419	$35,983,419	-	-	0.8%
Fees: management		$35,816,661	$32,682,703	$2,175,862	$958,096	0.8%
Other (as described)	PUBLISHING	$25,102,516	$22,906,046	$1,524,978	$671,492	0.6%
All other expenses		$16,385,427	$14,951,702	$995,414	$438,311	0.4%
Other (as described)	TAXES AND FEES	$15,358,450	$14,014,585	$933,026	$410,839	0.4%
Advertising and promotion		$12,245,134	$11,173,685	$743,892	$327,557	0.3%
Insurance		$11,956,997	$10,910,759	$726,388	$319,850	0.3%
Fees: legal		$9,423,939	$8,599,345	$572,504	$252,090	0.2%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$7,042,467	$508,502	$5,894,502	$639,463	0.2%
Royalties		$3,664,489	$3,343,846	$222,618	$98,025	0.1%
Fees: accounting		$2,347,840	$2,142,404	$142,631	$62,805	0.1%
Pay: disqualified persons		$1,052,785	$295,525	$649,233	$108,027	0.0%
Fees: lobbying		$378,562	$345,437	$22,998	$10,127	0.0%
Fees: professional fundraisers		$309,785	-	-	$309,785	0.0%
Travel or entertainment for public officials		$4,619	$4,619	-	-	0.0%
Fundraising events Event	direct expenses; gross income -	$61,122				reported apart
Total		$4,361,276,872				100%

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2010 · Form 990 · $4,197,626,485 spent · pay $1,816,278,146 · grants $602,603,189 · events $43,312,160

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$1,359,615,342	$1,240,649,000	$82,596,632	$36,369,710	32.4%
Grants to US individuals		$449,505,616	$449,505,616	-	-	10.7%
Interest		$292,150,486	$266,587,318	$17,748,142	$7,815,026	7.0%
Fees: other services		$263,755,931	$240,677,287	$16,023,173	$7,055,471	6.3%
Other employee benefits		$260,773,640	$237,955,946	$15,841,999	$6,975,695	6.2%
Depreciation and depletion		$256,548,947	$234,100,914	$15,585,349	$6,862,684	6.1%
Occupancy		$229,779,915	$209,674,172	$13,959,130	$6,146,613	5.5%
Office expenses		$186,924,590	$170,568,688	$11,355,669	$5,000,233	4.5%
Fees: investment management		$118,409,758	-	$118,409,758	-	2.8%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$108,505,587	$108,505,587	-	-	2.6%
Pension plan contributions		$105,458,611	$96,230,982	$6,406,611	$2,821,018	2.5%
Payroll taxes		$81,161,283	$74,059,671	$4,930,548	$2,171,064	1.9%
Information technology		$75,360,964	$68,766,879	$4,578,179	$2,015,906	1.8%
Travel		$63,114,494	$57,591,975	$3,834,206	$1,688,313	1.5%
Other (as described)	PAYMENTS TO ANNUITANTS	$58,924,589	$53,768,687	$3,579,669	$1,576,233	1.4%
Grants outside the US		$44,591,986	$44,591,986	-	-	1.1%
Conferences, conventions and meetings		$43,246,138	$39,462,101	$2,627,203	$1,156,834	1.0%
Other (as described)	BOOKS/PUBLICATIONS	$38,435,084	$35,072,014	$2,334,931	$1,028,139	0.9%
All other expenses		$37,235,398	$33,977,301	$2,262,050	$996,047	0.9%
Fees: management		$28,066,078	$25,610,296	$1,705,014	$750,768	0.7%
Other (as described)	PUBLISHING	$20,642,325	$18,836,122	$1,254,021	$552,182	0.5%
Insurance		$17,029,517	$15,539,434	$1,034,543	$455,540	0.4%
Other (as described)	TAXES AND FEES	$15,498,626	$14,142,496	$941,542	$414,588	0.4%
Advertising and promotion		$11,017,810	$10,053,752	$669,332	$294,726	0.3%
Fees: legal		$8,432,732	$7,694,868	$512,288	$225,576	0.2%
Other (as described)	OTHER RESEARCH SERVICES	$8,005,606	$7,305,115	$486,341	$214,150	0.2%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$7,313,984	$472,802	$6,169,497	$671,685	0.2%
Royalties		$3,306,973	$3,017,612	$200,899	$88,462	0.1%
Fees: accounting		$2,203,876	$2,011,037	$133,885	$58,954	0.1%
Pay: disqualified persons		$1,955,286	$1,646,950	$246,669	$61,667	0.0%
Fees: lobbying		$345,500	$315,269	$20,989	$9,242	0.0%
Fees: professional fundraisers		$293,813	-	-	$293,813	0.0%
Travel or entertainment for public officials		$16,000	$16,000	-	-	0.0%
Fundraising events Event	direct expenses; gross income -	$66,022				reported apart
Total		$4,197,626,485				100%

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2009 · Form 990 · $3,959,430,876 spent · pay $1,727,065,582 · grants $592,845,321 · events $37,917,177

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$1,306,817,785	$1,192,471,229	$79,389,180	$34,957,376	33.0%
Grants to US individuals		$435,591,978	$435,591,978	-	-	11.0%
Depreciation and depletion		$255,661,843	$233,291,432	$15,531,457	$6,838,954	6.5%
Fees: other services		$243,443,481	$222,142,177	$14,789,191	$6,512,113	6.1%
Other employee benefits		$242,568,135	$221,343,423	$14,736,014	$6,488,698	6.1%
Interest		$234,694,764	$214,158,972	$14,257,707	$6,278,085	5.9%
Occupancy		$231,998,940	$211,699,032	$14,093,936	$6,205,972	5.9%
Office expenses		$167,970,442	$153,273,029	$10,204,204	$4,493,209	4.2%
Fees: investment management		$110,931,418	-	$110,931,418	-	2.8%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$103,742,144	$103,742,144	-	-	2.6%
Pension plan contributions		$90,765,264	$82,823,303	$5,513,990	$2,427,971	2.3%
Payroll taxes		$78,802,893	$71,907,640	$4,787,276	$2,107,977	2.0%
Information technology		$64,750,526	$59,084,855	$3,933,594	$1,732,077	1.6%
Travel		$59,488,199	$54,282,982	$3,613,908	$1,591,309	1.5%
Other (as described)	PAYMENTS TO ANNUITANTS	$57,749,000	$52,695,962	$3,508,252	$1,544,786	1.5%
Grants outside the US		$53,511,199	$53,511,199	-	-	1.4%
Other (as described)	Miscellaneous OTHER EXP	$43,967,790	$40,120,609	$2,671,043	$1,176,138	1.1%
Conferences, conventions and meetings		$37,841,198	$34,404,862	$2,424,084	$1,012,252	1.0%
Other (as described)	BOOKS	$36,660,288	$33,452,512	$2,227,113	$980,663	0.9%
Fees: management		$25,710,985	$23,461,274	$1,561,942	$687,769	0.6%
Other (as described)	PUBLISHING	$19,748,360	$18,020,378	$1,199,713	$528,269	0.5%
Advertising and promotion		$12,234,842	$11,164,293	$743,267	$327,282	0.3%
Other (as described)	TAXES AND FEES	$11,912,513	$10,870,168	$723,685	$318,660	0.3%
Fees: legal		$9,255,360	$8,445,516	$562,263	$247,581	0.2%
Insurance		$9,072,572	$8,278,722	$551,159	$242,691	0.2%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$6,800,702	$288,741	$5,828,643	$683,318	0.2%
Royalties		$3,534,673	$3,225,390	$214,731	$94,552	0.1%
Fees: accounting		$2,275,084	$2,076,014	$138,211	$60,859	0.1%
Pay: disqualified persons		$1,310,803	$810,663	$194,314	$305,826	0.0%
Fees: lobbying		$465,946	$425,176	$28,306	$12,464	0.0%
Fees: professional fundraisers		$142,563	-	-	$142,563	0.0%
Travel or entertainment for public officials		$9,186	$8,382	$558	$246	0.0%
Fundraising events Event	direct expenses; gross income -	$75,979				reported apart
Total		$3,959,430,876				100%

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Donor-advised funds

Donors to individual donor-advised funds are not public. These filings show what the sponsor reports, not who gave.

As reported on Schedule D Part I (and the Form 990 Part IV question “did the organization maintain donor advised funds”). Unusual is not the same as improper. Many of these patterns have ordinary explanations. Check the filing.

Maintains DAFs	DAFs held	Contributions	Grants	Value at year end	Other funds held	Other contributions	Other grants	Other value at year end
2024 · Form 990 view filing
Yes	45	$5,286,926	$33,521,453	$218,617,667	-	-	-	-
2023 · Form 990 view filing
Yes	56	$4,420,442	$23,158,713	$201,457,601	-	-	-	-
2022 · Form 990 view filing
Yes	60	$4,754,427	$12,874,082	$218,813,984	-	-	-	-
2021 · Form 990 view filing
Yes	60	$11,412,681	$37,260,561	$236,764,019	-	-	-	-
2020 · Form 990 view filing
Yes	51	$9,236,879	$18,078,243	$265,019,804	-	-	-	-
2019 · Form 990 view filing
Yes	54	$10,156,390	$32,116,017	$211,041,674	-	-	-	-
2018 · Form 990 view filing
Yes	40	$4,049,698	$17,799,342	$216,769,742	-	-	-	-
2017 · Form 990 view filing
Yes	39	$7,754,673	$21,160,836	$218,389,345	-	-	-	-
2016 · Form 990 view filing
Yes	39	$42,769,059	$42,377,208	$209,134,748	-	-	-	-
2015 · Form 990 view filing
Yes	37	$32,086,762	$27,315,361	$195,430,058	-	-	-	-
2014 · Form 990 view filing
Yes	35	$4,666,826	$15,576,986	$194,757,730	-	-	-	-
2013 · Form 990 view filing
Yes	35	$16,624,630	$15,847,809	$198,560,221	-	-	-	-
2012 · Form 990 view filing
Yes	36	$5,585,567	$14,077,223	$169,803,149	-	-	-	-
2011 · Form 990 view filing
Yes	34	$3,190,976	$16,840,762	$160,528,696	-	-	-	-
2010 · Form 990 view filing
Yes	31	$555,979	$9,988,964	$174,293,036	-	-	-	-
2009 · Form 990 view filing
Yes	32	$40,188,761	$18,360,673	$153,279,626	-	-	-	-

Federal lobbying

Lobbying Disclosure Act reports naming a client or registrant with this organization's name and state. Spent: what lobbying for it cost (firm income plus its own reported expenses). Earned: income it reported as a lobbying firm.

Year	Spent	Earned	Reports
2026	$270,000		3
2025	$360,000		5

Issues: Education

Firms hired: BALLARD PARTNERS, BALLARD PARTNERS, LLC

Federal grants and contracts

Awards from USAspending.gov to a recipient with this organization's name and zip code. Obligations by federal fiscal year (October to September); each award links to its page on usaspending.gov.

Fiscal year	Grants and other assistance	Contracts	Awards
2026	$308,840,632	$4,944,256	685
2025	$243,703,405	$2,796,271	773
2024	$203,818,754	$9,890,731	595
2023	$206,883,857	$20,894,793	567
2022	$180,744,260	$6,834,773	601
2021	$212,810,242	$7,530,724	627
2020	$230,702,662	$4,251,588	596
2019	$198,753,631	$7,786,709	602
2018	$182,131,255	$3,443,442	585
2017	$154,749,707	$10,464,170	597
2016	$168,886,991	$7,928,742	559
2015	$159,564,180	$7,659,381	573
2014	$177,392,858	$7,400,391	574
2013	$144,107,856	$8,908,595	557
2012	$151,646,199	$18,791,300	597
2011	$167,712,972	$8,818,878	605
2010	$203,286,766	$2,670,566	642
2009	$210,567,824	$1,534,231	627
2008	$104,255,929	$2,270,500	462
2007	$185,271,937	$3,557,583	589

Largest awards · 200 shown

Year	Agency	Kind	Program	Description	Obligated
2026	National Science Foundation	Grant or other assistance	STEM EDUCATION (FORMERLY EDUCATION AND HUMAN RESOURCES) 47.076	GRADUATE RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM (GRFP) -THE U.S. NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION (NSF) GRADUATE RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM (GRFP) IS A HIGHLY COMPETITIVE FEDE	$31,161,280
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	STATISTICAL AND DATA MANAGEMENT CENTER FOR THE AIDS CLINICAL TRIALS GROUP	$20,245,537
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	STATISTICAL AND DATA MANAGEMENT CENTER-PEDIATRIC,ADOLESCENT, AND MATERNAL CTG	$11,426,947
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES RESEARCH 93.837	PEDIATRIC HIV/AIDS COHORT STUDY (PHACS): RESEARCH ON IMMUNE AGING, SUPPORTING REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH, AND PERINATAL ACQUISITION: ELUCIDATING RELATIONSHIPS IN HIV (	$7,956,823
2026	Department of the Army	Grant or other assistance	BASIC SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH 12.431	COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT "ENTANGLED NEUTRAL ATOMS FOR LOGICAL QUANTUM TELEPORTATION (ENAQT)"	$7,197,551
2026	National Science Foundation	Grant or other assistance	MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES 47.049	QLCI: FAULT TOLERANT QUANTUM SYSTEMS, ARCHITECTURES AND APPLICATIONS (FTQSAA) -THE GREAT PROMISE OF QUANTUM SCIENCE IS THE CREATION OF DEVICES WHICH EXPLOIT QUA	$6,500,000
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	MENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH GRANTS 93.242	COMPREHENSIVE SINGLE-CELL ATLAS OF THE DEVELOPING MOUSE BRAIN - PROJECT SUMMARY THE DEVELOPING MOUSE BRAIN IS A FOUNDATIONAL EXPERIMENTAL MODEL FOR INVESTIGATIO	$6,255,654
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	AGING RESEARCH 93.866	HEALTH AND AGING IN AFRICA: LONGITUDINAL STUDIES OF INDEPTH COMMUNITIES	$5,899,956
2026	Department of the Army	Grant or other assistance	RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT 12.910	COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT	$5,073,908
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ADVANCED RESEARCH PROJECTS AGENCY FOR HEALTH (ARPA-H) 93.384	FEMOX - FETAL EXTRACELLULAR VESICLE-BASED MONITORING OF OXYGENATION	$3,767,164
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	DIABETES, DIGESTIVE, AND KIDNEY DISEASES EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.847	HARVARD UNIVERSITY CENTER FOR AIDS RESEARCH	$3,756,004
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	SENSORIMOTOR PROCESSING, DECISION MAKING, AND INTERNAL STATES: TOWARDS A REALISTIC MULTISCALE CIRCUIT MODEL OF THE LARVAL ZEBRAFISH BRAIN	$3,381,121
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH PROGRAMS IN THE NEUROSCIENCES AND NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS 93.853	BRAIN CONNECTS: A CENTER FOR HIGH-THROUGHPUT INTEGRATIVE MOUSE CONNECTOMICS - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT THE PROPOSED PROJECT WILL DEMONSTRATE THE FEASIBILITY OF	$3,377,975
2026	Department of Energy	Grant or other assistance	OFFICE OF SCIENCE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 81.049	MICROBIAL ECOLOGY, PROTEOGENOMICS AND COMPUTATIONAL OPTIMA	$3,000,000
2026	Department of the Army	Grant or other assistance	BASIC SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH 12.431	UNDERSTANDING AND ENGINEERING TRANSIENT MECHANICAL RESPONSES IN NANOPARTICLE-REINFORCED HETEROGENOUS PARTICULATE SYSTEMS	$2,500,000
2026	Department of Energy	Grant or other assistance	ADVANCED RESEARCH PROJECTS AGENCY - ENERGY 81.135	PRESIDENTS AND FELLOWS OF HARVARD UNIVERSITY THE DISCOVERY OF NEW, HIGH-PERFORMANCE PERMANENT MAGNET MATERIALS IS CRITICAL FOR MODERN TECHNOLOGIES BUT CHALLENG	$2,461,177
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	SEAL (STOPPING ATOPIC DERMATITIS AND ALLERGY) STUDY: PREVENT ALLERGY BY ENHANCING THE SKIN BARRIER	$2,293,160
2026	Food and Drug Administration	Contract	RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN BIOTECHNOLOGY (EXCEPT NANOBIOTECHNOLOGY) 541714	ALP# 125378 - BARDA IDIQ 75A50123D00004 FDA SINGLE AWARD TASK ORDER 75A50123F61003	$2,180,177
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	A CLINICAL TRIAL OF THREE BROADLY NEUTRALIZING ANTIBODIES AND ANALYTIC TREATMENT INTERRUPTION IN EARLY-TREATED CHILDREN IN BOTSWANA - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT N	$2,150,705
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	HUMAN GENOME RESEARCH 93.172	FLYBASE: A DROSOPHILA GENOMIC AND GENETIC DATABASE - PROJECT SUMMARY / ABSTRACT FOR THE PAST THIRTY YEARS, FLYBASE HAS PROVIDED A CENTRALIZED RESOURCE FOR DROSO	$2,127,948
2026	Department of Energy	Grant or other assistance	ADVANCED RESEARCH PROJECTS AGENCY - ENERGY 81.135	HARVARD UNIVERSITY ROCKS 3592-1678 TITLE: DEVELOPING DOWNHOLE MINERALOGY LOGGING SENSORS TO ACCELERATE CRITICAL MINERAL EXPLORATION ENABLED BY AI MODELS AND HI	$2,050,000
2026	National Science Foundation	Grant or other assistance	COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 47.070	COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH: NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION EXPEDITIONS IN COMPUTING: CARBON CONNECT -- AN ECOSYSTEM FOR SUSTAINABLE COMPUTING -COMPUTING IS AT A MOMENT	$2,038,219
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.989	PARTNERSHIP FOR GLOBAL HEALTH RESEARCH TRAINING PROGRAM	$2,021,694
2026	National Science Foundation	Grant or other assistance	MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES 47.049	CENTER: HARVARD MATERIALS RESEARCH SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING CENTER -NONTECHNICAL DESCRIPTION THE MATERIALS RESEARCH SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING CENTER (MRSEC) AT HAR	$2,000,000
2026	National Science Foundation	Grant or other assistance	NSF TECHNOLOGY, INNOVATION, AND PARTNERSHIPS 47.084	NSF CONVERGENCE ACCELERATOR REAL-WORLD CHEMICAL SENSING APPLICATIONS: SENSORY NATURE-INSPIRED TECHNOLOGY PLATFORM FOR MONITORING INDOOR AIR -HEALTHY INDOOR AIR	$1,999,992
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH PROGRAMS IN THE NEUROSCIENCES AND NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS 93.853	UNDERSTANDING SENSORIMOTOR CONTROL THROUGH REALISTIC NEURO-BIOMECHANICAL SIMULATION - SUMMARY/ABSTRACT THE BRAIN EVOLVED TO MOVE THE BODY, I.E., TO IMPLEMENT SE	$1,965,688
2026	Department of the Army	Grant or other assistance	BASIC SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH 12.431	NEW COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT - MURI	$1,900,000
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	AGING RESEARCH 93.866	THE HEALTH AND WELLBEING OF VULNERABLE SERVICE SECTOR WORKERS ACROSS THE LIFE COURSE - ABSTRACT THE SERVICE-SECTOR WORKFORCE IS LARGE, WITH NEARLY 20% OF THE U.	$1,839,276
2026	Department of the Navy	Grant or other assistance	BASIC AND APPLIED SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH 12.300	PROGRAMMABLE ASSEMBLY OF FUNCTIONAL HUMAN TISSUES	$1,811,422
2026	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Grant or other assistance	OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH PROGRAM 93.262	THE HSPH EDUCATION AND RESEARCH CENTER FOR OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH	$1,800,000
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER CAUSE AND PREVENTION RESEARCH 93.393	THE MASS PARTNERSHIP FOR COMMUNITY-ENGAGED CANCER CONTROL EQUITY - ABSTRACT THE MASSACHUSETTS PARTNERSHIP FOR COMMUNITY-ENGAGED CANCER CONTROL EQUITY (MASS PCEC	$1,737,947
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES RESEARCH 93.837	PROJECT TITLE: PROSPECT: PUERTO RICO OBSERVATIONAL STUDY OF PSYCHOSOCIAL, ENVIRONMENTAL, AND CHRONIC DISEASE TRENDS	$1,732,961
2026	National Science Foundation	Grant or other assistance	BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 47.074	RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURE: ROBUST SOFTWARE INFRASTRUCTURE FOR BIOBAKERY MICROBIAL COMMUNITY ANALYSES IN DIVERSE ENVIRONMENTS -BACTERIA, VIRUSES, AND OTHER MICROBE	$1,732,918
2026	National Science Foundation	Grant or other assistance	MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES 47.049	DMREF: MACHINE LEARNING-ENHANCED DESIGN AND SCALABLE MANUFACTURING OF ARCHITECTED HYDROGEL COMPOSITES WITH TUNABLE PROPERTIES -NON-TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION: THIS D	$1,643,000
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	EXAMINING THE PROCESSES THAT DEFORM BACTERIAL MEMBRANES TO INITIATE CELL DIVISION - ABSTRACT CELL DIVISION IS AN ESSENTIAL PROCESS FOR ALL ORGANISMS; THUS, UNDE	$1,600,449
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	MENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH GRANTS 93.242	NEURODEVELOPMENTAL MECHANISMS UNDERLYING STRESS VULNERABILITY DURING ADOLESCENCE	$1,555,579
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH 93.113	HSPH NIEHS CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH	$1,519,989
2026	Department of the Air Force	Grant or other assistance	AIR FORCE DEFENSE RESEARCH SCIENCES PROGRAM 12.800	MURI FY21 TUNNELING PHENOMENA IN INTERFACE SUPERCONDUCTORS	$1,500,000
2026	Department of the Navy	Grant or other assistance	RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT 12.910	DARPA SHIELD - PROPOSAL TITLE: LECTIN-TARGETED MACROPHAGE-ACTIVATING ANTIMICROBIAL THERAPEUTICS	$1,493,200
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER CAUSE AND PREVENTION RESEARCH 93.393	CANCER EPIDEMIOLOGY COHORT IN MALE HEALTH PROFESSIONALS	$1,446,185
2026	National Science Foundation	Grant or other assistance	INTEGRATIVE ACTIVITIES 47.083	EQUIPMENT: MRI: TRACK 1: ACQUISITION OF A THERMAL LASER EPITAXY SYSTEM -NON-TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION: QUANTUM MATERIALS OFFER NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR QUANTUM INFORMA	$1,369,062
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	MENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH GRANTS 93.242	BASAL GANGLIA CIRCUIT MECHANISMS FOR THREAT COPING - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT AVOIDING POTENTIAL THREATS BEFORE EXPERIENCING DISASTROUS EVENTS IS CRITICAL FOR S	$1,349,972
2026	National Science Foundation	Grant or other assistance	MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES 47.049	PHYSICS AND APPLICATIONS OF QUANTUM NANOPHOTONIC SYSTEMS -THE PROJECT IS AIMED AT DEVELOPING NEW WAYS TO STORE, PROCESS, AND TRANSMIT INFORMATION USING THE LAWS	$1,305,000
2026	National Science Foundation	Grant or other assistance	BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 47.074	CAREER: INTEGRATING THE CHEMISTRY AND BIOLOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF NEUROACTIVE ALKALOID BIOSYNTHESIS -PLANTS ARE AN INVALUABLE SOURCE OF BIOACTIVE MOLECULES THAT	$1,275,636
2026	Department of Energy	Grant or other assistance	OFFICE OF SCIENCE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 81.049	RESEARCH IN HIGH ENERGY PHYSICS	$1,275,000
2026	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Grant or other assistance	OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH PROGRAM 93.262	HSPH CENTER FOR EXCELLENCE TO PROMOTE A HEALTHIER WORKFORCE	$1,268,445
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH 93.113	CENTER FOR CLIMATE: EQUITABLE AND ACCESSIBLE RESEARCH-BASED TESTING FOR HEALTH (C-EARTH) - CLIMATE CHANGE IS INCREASING TEMPERATURE VARIABILITY AND EXTREMES, CA	$1,224,729
2026	Department of Energy	Grant or other assistance	OFFICE OF SCIENCE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 81.049	PROTON-COUPLED ELECTRON TRANSFER STUDIES OF HOMOGENEOUS AND HETEROGENEOUS ENERGY CONVERSION CATALYSTS	$1,200,000
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	TRANS-NIH RESEARCH SUPPORT 93.310	CHARTING THE EVOLUTIONARY DEVELOPMENT OF NOVEL GENES AND THE MOLECULAR MECHANISMS OF GLAND TISSUE ORGANIZATIONIN CEPHALOPODS - ABSTRACT VENOM IS A COMPLEX TRAI	$1,169,225
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER CAUSE AND PREVENTION RESEARCH 93.393	THE BOSTON LUNG CANCER SURVIVAL COHORT	$1,149,805
2026	Defense Health Agency	Grant or other assistance	MILITARY MEDICAL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT 12.420	INDUCING LIPID PEROXIDATION IN MELANOMA CELLS IN LYMPH NODES TO PROMOTE SYSTEMIC IMMUNOSURVEILLANCE	$1,143,996
2026	National Science Foundation	Grant or other assistance	BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 47.074	CAREER: FROM MOLECULES TO MATES: DECIPHERING THE LANGUAGE OF PHEROMONE COMMUNICATION IN INSECTS -INSECTS ACT AS HARMFUL PESTS THAT SPREAD DISEASE, BUT THEY ARE	$1,143,741
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	AGING RESEARCH 93.866	OPTIMISM AND DEMENTIA-RELATED HEALTH OUTCOMES - ABSTRACT SUBSTANTIAL RESEARCH DEMONSTRATES DISPOSITIONAL OPTIMISM IS RELATED TO REDUCED MORTALITY; FEWER STUDIES	$1,139,202
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	CHROMOSOME ORGANIZATION AND FUNCTION IN TIME AND SPACE: MEIOSIS, MITOSIS AND E.COLI	$1,110,887
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER CAUSE AND PREVENTION RESEARCH 93.393	WP2 - DEFINE AND SYNTHESIZE - RESEARCH ABSTRACT CANCER GRAND CHALLENGES CONNECTING DNA ADDUCTS, UNEXPLAINED MUTATIONAL SIGNATURES, AND CANCER ETIOLOGIES (CAUSE)	$1,026,470
2026	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Grant or other assistance	ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS FOR CHRONIC DISEASE PREVENTION AND CONTROL 93.945	DP24-062, PREVENTION RESEARCH CENTER ON NUTRITION AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY	$1,000,000
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER BIOLOGY RESEARCH 93.396	DECODING AND TARGETING THE PI3K-MTOR SIGNALING NETWORK IN CANCER	$959,712
2026	Department of Energy	Grant or other assistance	OFFICE OF SCIENCE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 81.049	HIGH-PRESSURE IMAGING OF UNCONVENTIONAL SUPERCONDUCTIVITY AND TOPOLOGICAL MAGNETISM USING NITROGEN-VACANCY CENTERS	$950,000
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER CAUSE AND PREVENTION RESEARCH 93.393	STATISTICAL METHODS FOR ANALYSIS OF MASSIVE GENETIC AND GENOMIC DATA IN CANCER RESEARCH	$944,316
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	HUMAN THYMUS ENGINEERING - ABSTRACT RECENT ADVANCEMENTS IN IMMUNOTHERAPIES HAVE DEMONSTRATED THE POTENTIAL OF ANTIGEN-SPECIFIC PATIENT-DERIVED T CELLS TO COMBAT	$916,436
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	DEVELOPMENT, ELUCIDATION, AND APPLICATION OF NEW PRINCIPLES IN STEREOSELECTIVE CATALYSIS - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT THIS PROGRAM IS FOCUSED ON THE DISCOVERY, AP	$914,773
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	PROTON-COUPLED ELECTRON TRANSFER IN BIOMIMETIC AND NATURAL SYSTEMS	$876,200
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES RESEARCH 93.837	DIETARY ETIOLOGIES OF HEART DISEASE AND CANCER	$857,408
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	ROLES OF BODY-WIDE INJURY RESPONSES IN AXOLOTL LIMB REGENERATION - ABSTRACT PATIENTS WHOSE LIVES HAVE BEEN PERMANENTLY ALTERED BY LIMB LOSS ARE CURRENTLY LEFT	$844,998
2026	National Science Foundation	Grant or other assistance	MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES 47.049	INSTITUTE FOR THEORETICAL, ATOMIC, MOLECULAR AND OPTICAL PHYSICS (ITAMP) -THIS PROJECT WILL CONTINUE THE THEORY INSTITUTE IN ATOMIC, MOLECULAR AND OPTICAL PHYSI	$843,800
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	MENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH GRANTS 93.242	MODELING ASD-LINKED GENETIC MUTATIONS IN 3D HUMAN BRAIN ORGANOIDS	$832,293
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	TRANS-NIH RESEARCH SUPPORT 93.310	DECIPHERING POLYPHENOL METABOLISM BY THE HUMAN GUT MICROBIOME - PROJECT SUMMARY THE HUMAN GUT MICROBIOME MEDIATES MANY IMPACTS OF DIET ON HOST HEALTH AND DISEAS	$832,101
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH 93.113	EXTRACELLULAR VESICLES IN ENVIRONMENTAL EPIDEMIOLOGY STUDIES OF AGING - SUMMARY THROUGH THIS RIVER PROPOSAL, I SEEK SUPPORT TO CHARACTERIZE AND UNDERSTAND EARLY	$815,932
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	BACTERICIDAL ANTIBIOTICS TARGETING LIPOPROTEIN TRANSPORT IN GRAM-NEGATIVE BACTERIA - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT: OUR RESEARCH IS FOCUSED ON THE SYNTHESIS AND BIOL	$815,796
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	DIABETES, DIGESTIVE, AND KIDNEY DISEASES EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.847	FOOD-BASED BIOMARKERS, DIET QUALITY, AND CARDIOMETABOLIC HEALTH	$815,697
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	MENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH GRANTS 93.242	DEATH OF A LOVED ONE: PREVALENCE, RISK, AND PROTECTIVE FACTORS FOR PROLONGED GRIEF DISORDER - BEREAVEMENT IS HIGHLY PREVALENT AMONG OLDER ADULTS, A RAPIDLY GROW	$814,052
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH PROGRAMS IN THE NEUROSCIENCES AND NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS 93.853	ODOR TRAIL TRACKING: A NEW PARADIGM TO UNVEIL ALGORITHMS AND NEURAL CIRCUITS UNDERLYING ACTIVE SENSATION AND CONTINUOUS DECISION MAKING - SUMMARY ANIMALS ACTIVE	$809,064
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	MOLECULAR BASIS OF ANTIMALARIAL DRUG RESISTANCE IN PLASMODIUM VIVAX - PROJECT SUMMARY MALARIA CAUSED BY INFECTION WITH PLASMODIUM VIVAX IS AN ENORMOUS PUBLIC HE	$805,119
2026	Department of Energy	Grant or other assistance	OFFICE OF SCIENCE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 81.049	UNDERSTANDING THE ASSEMBLY AND PROPERTIES OF MICROPOROUS HYDROGELS	$800,000
2026	Department of the Army	Grant or other assistance	BASIC SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH 12.431	THIS IS A NEW START GRANT FOR THE EFFORT, TITLED, "PROGRAMMING MULTI-STABLE ORIGAMI AND KIRIGAMI VIA TOPOLOGICAL DESIGN."	$800,000
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	MOLECULAR BASIS OF ANTIBIOTIC RESILIENCE IN MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS - SUMMARY WE HAVE IDENTIFIED A NOVEL DRIVER OF TREATMENT FAILURE IN MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCU	$795,890
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	MENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH GRANTS 93.242	LEVERAGING RECONSOLIDATION-UPDATING TO CHANGE THE FEELINGS OF MEMORIES - PROJECT SUMMARY RETRIEVING MEMORIES OF EMOTIONAL EVENTS CAN RESULT IN (RE)EXPERIENCING	$784,177
2026	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Grant or other assistance	STRENGTHENING PUBLIC HEALTH SYSTEMS AND SERVICES THROUGH NATIONAL PARTNERSHIPS TO IMPROVE AND PROTECT THE NATION’S HEALTH 93.421	HHS REGION 1 CENTER FOR PUBLIC HEALTH PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE	$776,000
2026	National Science Foundation	Grant or other assistance	SOCIAL, BEHAVIORAL, AND ECONOMIC SCIENCES 47.075	THE DEVELOPMENT OF PREDICTIVE PROCESSING: EEG STUDIES OF SPOKEN LANGUAGE COMPREHENSION IN RICH NATURALISTIC CONTEXTS -UNDERSTANDING SPOKEN LANGUAGE REQUIRES ONE	$772,299
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	MOLECULAR MECHANISMS OF INHERENT DRUG RESISTANCE IN NON-TUBERCULOUS MYCOBACTERIA - ABSTRACT INFECTIONS CAUSED BY NON-TUBERCULOUS MYCOBACTERIA (NTMS) ARE SUBSTAN	$768,176
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	ELUCIDATING THE BIOLOGICAL MECHANISMS UNDERLYING THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN EBV AND MS IN AFRICAN AMERICANS - PROJECT SUMMARY: DESPITE PROGRESS IN TREATMENT, MULTI	$766,640
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	EXAMINING THE FOUNDATIONS OF READING COMPREHENSION: A LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF BRAIN AND BEHAVIOR STARTING IN INFANCY - SUMMARY READING COMPREHENSION (RC) IS ONE O	$764,033
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	MENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH GRANTS 93.242	SPATIAL GENOMICS AND CELL ATLAS OF THE HUMAN BRAIN - PROJECT SUMMARY THE HUMAN BRAIN IS COMPOSED OF AN EXCEPTIONALLY HIGH DIVERSITY OF CELLS AND BRAIN FUNCTION	$763,579
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES RESEARCH 93.837	MITOCHONDRIAL GENE EDITING IN HUMAN CARDIOMYOCYTES - MITOCHONDRIA (MT) ARE REGARDED AS CRITICAL COMPONENTS FOR CARDIOMYOCYTE HOMEOSTASIS AND ARE THE NEXUS OF MA	$761,312
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	STUDIES ON THE BIOLOGICAL MECHANISMS OF ANTIBIOTICS	$761,164
2026	National Science Foundation	Grant or other assistance	GEOSCIENCES 47.050	COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH: RECONSTRUCTING THE ARCHEAN SUPERCRATON VAALBARA USING ZIRCONS AND PALEOMAGNETISM -PLATE TECTONICS SHAPES ALMOST EVERY ASPECT OF EARTH?S	$759,777
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	DISCOVERY THROUGH CHEMICAL SYNTHESIS OF ANTIBIOTICS EFFECTIVE AGAINST MODERN BACTERIAL PATHOGENS - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT IN RECENT DECADES, THE EMERGENCE OF	$757,007
2026	Department of Energy	Grant or other assistance	OFFICE OF SCIENCE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 81.049	AN ULTRACOLD PLAYGROUND FOR CONTROLLED ATOM-MOLECULE CHEMISTRY	$750,000
2026	National Science Foundation	Grant or other assistance	GEOSCIENCES 47.050	USING CLOUD-SYSTEM RESOLVING MODELS WITH A DATA-DRIVEN STRATEGY TO ADVANCE THEORIES OF CONVECTIVELY COUPLED WAVES AND THE MADDEN-JULIAN OSCILLATION -SATELLITE I	$749,788
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	MENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH GRANTS 93.242	UNDERSTANDING GLIAL FATE RESTRICTION IN HUMANS - ABSTRACT THIS PROPOSAL AIMS TO DETERMINE THE MECHANISMS THAT LEAD TO THE GENERATION OF ASTROCYTES IN THE DEVELO	$742,794
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	DETERMINING THE INTERACTIONS BETWEEN MOSQUITO OOGENESIS AND PLASMODIUM FALCIPARUM SURVIVAL AND TRANSMISSION	$733,748
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	MALARIA PARASITE DETERMINANTS OF HOST CELL TROPISM - PROJECT SUMMARY MALARIA CONTINUES TO BE A MAJOR SCOURGE OF HUMANITY, AND IS CAUSED BY INFECTION OF RED BLOO	$729,543
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH 93.113	MAPPING MOLECULAR EXPOSOMICS: FROM BLOOD BIOMARKERS TO TISSUE ARCHITECTURE - PROJECT SUMMARY ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS CONTRIBUTE TO 70-90% OF CHRONIC DISEASE BURDE	$722,000
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH 93.113	ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF MAMMOGRAPHIC FEATURES - PERCENT MAMMOGRAPHIC DENSITY (PMD) IS ONE OF THE STRONGEST RISK FACTORS FOR, AND IS CONSIDERED	$717,432
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	AGING RESEARCH 93.866	DISRUPTED COMMUNICATION BETWEEN BLOOD CELLS AND NON-BLOOD ORGANS AS A MEDIATOR OF AGING PATHOLOGIES - PROJECT SUMMARY: IN THIS PROJECT, WE SEEK TO TEST THE HYPO	$707,230
2026	National Aeronautics and Space Administration	Grant or other assistance	SCIENCE 43.001	EXECUTE A BALANCED SCIENCE PROGRAM BASED ON DISCIPLINE-SPECIFIC GUIDANCE FROM THE NATIONAL ACADEMIES OF SCIENCES ENGINEERING AND MEDICINE ADMINISTRATION PRIO	$706,596
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ARTHRITIS, MUSCULOSKELETAL AND SKIN DISEASES RESEARCH 93.846	MOLECULAR ARCHITECTURE OF THE HUMAN KNEE JOINT AND PELVIS AT SINGLE CELL RESOLUTION - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT AT THE CORNERSTONE OF HUMAN BIPEDAL LOCOMOTION AR	$702,023
2026	National Aeronautics and Space Administration	Grant or other assistance	SCIENCE 43.001	UNSOLICITED	$700,000
2026	National Science Foundation	Grant or other assistance	MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES 47.049	INSTITUTE FOR THEORETICAL, ATOMIC, MOLECULAR AND OPTICAL PHYSICS (ITAMP)	$700,000
2026	National Science Foundation	Grant or other assistance	MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES 47.049	MPS/CHE-EPSRC: ENTANGLEMENT WITNESS OF HETEROGENEOUS SURFACE REACTIONS -RESEARCHERS FROM HARVARD UNIVERSITY, ALONG WITH THEIR COLLABORATORS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF	$700,000
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	TSEPAMO NEXT GENERATION: OPTIMIZING HIV TREATMENT AND PREVENTION STRATEGIES FOR PREGNANT WOMEN IN BOTSWANA - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT THIS STUDY WILL ADDRESS TW	$695,051
2026	Department of Education	Grant or other assistance	RESEARCH IN SPECIAL EDUCATION 84.324	SPECIAL EDUCATION RESEARCH PROGRAM	$693,480
2026	National Aeronautics and Space Administration	Grant or other assistance	SCIENCE 43.001	DELIVER REMOTE SENSING DATA SETS AT REGIONAL SCALE THAT DIRECTLY CONSTRAIN GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS FOR KEY SOURCE REGIONS IN WASHINGTON DC/ BALTIMORE AND THE M	$690,000
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	NURSING RESEARCH 93.361	EVALUATING THE IMPLEMENTATION AND DE-IMPLEMENTATION OF PANDEMIC ERA SNAP EXPANSION POLICIES ON DIET AND HEALTH: A MIXED METHODS PROJECT - PROJECT SUMMARY THE US	$686,213
2026	National Science Foundation	Grant or other assistance	BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 47.074	CAREER: MICROBIAL MEDIATION OF TEMPERATE TREE RESPONSES TO CLIMATE CHANGE -UNDERSTANDING HOW FORESTS WILL FUNCTION UNDER FUTURE CLIMATE CONDITIONS IS CRITICAL F	$684,165
2026	Department of Energy	Grant or other assistance	OFFICE OF SCIENCE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 81.049	STACKING-ENGINEERED MULTIFERROICS AND QUANTUM GEOMETRICAL RESPONSES IN TWO-DIMENSIONAL VDW STRUCTURES	$682,300
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	FROM BENCH TO BEDNET: DEVELOPING NOVEL MITOCHONDRIAL INHIBITORS FOR KILLING PLASMODIUM IN THE MALARIA MOSQUITO - PROJECT SUMMARY MALARIA TRANSMISSION OCCURS THR	$681,106
2026	Department of Energy	Grant or other assistance	OFFICE OF SCIENCE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 81.049	PROGRAMMABLE QUANTUM SIMULATORS FOR LATTICE GAUGE THEORIES AND GAUGE-GRAVITY CORRESPONDENCE	$675,000
2026	National Science Foundation	Grant or other assistance	COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 47.070	RI: COMPOSITIONAL GENERATIVE PERCEPTION -MODERN COMPUTER VISION SYSTEMS EXCEL AT RECOGNIZING FAMILIAR OBJECTS AND GENERATING REALISTIC IMAGES, BUT THEY STILL ST	$671,497
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	CONNECTOMIC MAPPING OF MICROCIRCUITS UNDERLYING INFANT DIRECTED BEHAVIOR - PROJECT SUMMARY / ABSTRACT PARENTING—A CONSERVED CAREGIVING BEHAVIOR ESSENTIAL FOR OF	$670,194
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	OUTER MEMBRANE BIOGENESIS: NEW ANTIBIOTIC TARGETS	$669,579
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	AGING RESEARCH 93.866	SUBCELLULAR MECHANISMS OF SUBTYPE-SPECIFIC NEURON VULNERABILITY IN ALS AND FTD: DYSREGULATION OF SYNAPSE-LOCALIZED RNA, PROTEIN, AND TRANSLATION IN MOUSE MODELS	$665,314
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER TREATMENT RESEARCH 93.395	COFFEE AND METABOLITES MODULATING THE GUT MICROBIOME FOR IMPROVED COLORECTAL CANCER SURVIVAL - PROJECT SUMMARY / ABSTRACT MORE THAN 1.5 MILLION AMERICANS ARE CU	$664,676
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	RESEARCH RELATED TO DEAFNESS AND COMMUNICATION DISORDERS 93.173	EMERGENCE OF VALENCE CODING IN THE VENTRAL STRIATUM	$664,381
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER CAUSE AND PREVENTION RESEARCH 93.393	THE GUT MICROBIOME, LIFESTYLE, AND COLORECTAL NEOPLASIA - PROJECT SUMMARY / ABSTRACT COLORECTAL ADENOMA IS THE PRECURSOR FOR THE VAST MAJORITY OF COLORECTAL CAN	$663,785
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER CAUSE AND PREVENTION RESEARCH 93.393	HARNESSING DNA METHYLATION IN PERIPHERAL BLOOD FOR IMPROVED COLORECTAL CANCER PREVENTION - PROJECT SUMMARY / ABSTRACT DNA METHYLATION (DNAM) ABERRANCIES ARE HAL	$659,326
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	DRUG USE AND ADDICTION RESEARCH PROGRAMS 93.279	DISSECTING THE NEURAL CIRCUIT MECHANISMS THAT GENERATE DOPAMINE NEURON ACTIVITY - PROJECT SUMMARY THE MIDBRAIN DOPAMINE SYSTEM PLAYS A CRUCIAL ROLE IN VARIOUS B	$656,073
2026	Department of the Navy	Grant or other assistance	BASIC AND APPLIED SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH 12.300	BRAIN INSPIRED NEURAL COMPUTATION OF STRUCTURED KNOWLEDGE	$655,000
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES RESEARCH 93.837	ROLE OF A NOVEL HORMONE COMPLEX, FABKIN, IN DYSLIPIDEMIA AND INFLAMMATION IN ATHEROSCLEROSIS - PROJECT SUMMARY: DESPITE EFFECTIVE STRATEGIES FOR LOWERING CHOLES	$653,407
2026	National Science Foundation	Grant or other assistance	MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES 47.049	REACTION INTERFEROMETRY TO PROBE NUCLEAR SPIN DYNAMICS IN ULTRACOLD REACTIONS -WITH SUPPORT FROM THE CHEMICAL STRUCTURE AND DYNAMICS (CSD) PROGRAM IN THE CHEMIS	$648,877
2026	Department of the Navy	Contract	COLLEGES, UNIVERSITIES, AND PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS 611310	SPRING 2026 NROTC MIDSHIPMEN TUITION AND ALLOWABLE FEES.	$648,160
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	HARVARD BIOPHYSICS GRADUATE PROGRAM TRAINING GRANT - THIS APPLICATION REQUESTS SUPPORT FOR THE BIOPHYSICS GRADUATE PROGRAM AT HARVARD UNIVERSITY. THE MISSION OF	$647,005
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ARTHRITIS, MUSCULOSKELETAL AND SKIN DISEASES RESEARCH 93.846	LEVERAGING HUMAN MUSCULOSKELETAL DEVELOPMENT TO IDENTIFY CAUSAL DISEASE VARIANTS - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT THERE EXISTS A MAJOR GAP IN OUR KNOWLEDGE ON WHAT GE	$644,354
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH PROGRAMS IN THE NEUROSCIENCES AND NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS 93.853	BIOMARKERS AND RISK FACTORS FOR PRODROMAL PARKINSON'S DISEASE AND ITS PROGRESSION - PROJECT SUMMARY THE HIGHEST PRIORITY RECOMMENDED BY NINDS FOR CLINICAL PARKI	$643,218
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER TREATMENT RESEARCH 93.395	ANTI-TUMOR IMMUNITY VIA IL-12 DELIVERY IN THE TUMOR MICROENVIRONMENT - PROJECT ABSTRACT POOR TUMOR INFILTRATION, THE IMMUNOSUPPRESSIVE TUMOR MICROENVIRONMENT, A	$640,874
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES RESEARCH 93.837	IDENTIFICATION OF BIOMARKERS OF PLANT-RICH DIETS AND CARBONYL STRESS AND THEIR ASSOCIATIONS WITH CARDIOVASCULAR RISK - ABSTRACT: ONE POTENTIAL MECHANISM THROUGH	$638,510
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH PROGRAMS IN THE NEUROSCIENCES AND NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS 93.853	STRUCTURAL, FUNCTIONAL, AND MOLECULAR REMODELING OF AN ADAPTIVE SENSORIMOTOR CIRCUIT - PROJECT SUMMARY WHEN ANIMALS ARE REARED IN DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENTS, THE BR	$636,084
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	INTEGRATING READING AND ATTENTION PRACTICES TO MAXIMIZE LEARNING FOR STUDENTS WITH CO-OCCURRING DIFFICULTIES - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT DESPITE DECADES OF RESE	$633,296
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER BIOLOGY RESEARCH 93.396	VISCOELASTICITY AND T CELL PRODUCTION - WHILE ADOPTIVE T CELL THERAPIES (E.G., ANTI-CD19 CHIMERIC ANTIGEN RECEPTOR (CAR)-T CELLS) HAVE DEMONSTRATED REMARKABLE O	$629,054
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	BRIDGING STATISTICAL INFERENCE AND MECHANISTIC NETWORK MODELS FOR HIV/AIDS	$623,341
2026	National Science Foundation	Grant or other assistance	BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 47.074	COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH: FEEDBACKS AMONG ECOSYSTEM ENGINEERS AND THEIR INFLUENCE ON ECOSYSTEM FUNCTIONING -THE SPATIAL ORGANIZATION OF LANDSCAPES IS A MAJOR DETE	$622,985
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH PROGRAMS IN THE NEUROSCIENCES AND NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS 93.853	NOVEL NANO- AND IMMUNO-PROBES FOR MULTICOLOR ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF NEURAL CELLS AND TISSUES - PROJECT SUMMARY ABSTRACT: OUR GOAL IS TO DEVELOP METHODS FOR COM	$621,500
2026	Department of the Navy	Contract	COLLEGES, UNIVERSITIES, AND PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS 611310	RATIFICATION OF GOVERNMENT-AT-FAULT RETROACTIVE TUITION FOR FALL 2025 NROTC MIDSHIPMEN TUITION AND ALLOWABLE FEES.	$621,190
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	MENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH GRANTS 93.242	PLATFORM TO ACCURATELY RECAPITULATE AND PERTURB CORTICAL DEVELOPMENT AND MORPHOGENESIS IN VITRO - ABSTRACT THE APPLICATION'S BROAD OBJECTIVE IS TO RECAPITULATE	$617,248
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	COMPARATIVE SAFETY OF NON-INSULIN AGENTS IN PREGNANT WOMEN WITH PREGESTATIONAL DIABETES	$612,871
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER DETECTION AND DIAGNOSIS RESEARCH 93.394	BIOPRINTED 3D VASCULAR CANCER MODEL - THE ACTIVITY OF T CELLS IS KEY TO ANTI-TUMOR IMMUNITY, BUT T CELLS FREQUENTLY EXHIBIT POOR PENETRATION INTO SOLID TUMORS A	$604,102
2026	National Science Foundation	Grant or other assistance	MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES 47.049	ELEMENTS: NEQUIP INFRASTRUCTURE FOR TRAINING AND DEPLOYING NEURAL EQUIVARIANT INTERATOMIC POTENTIALS AND MATERIALS FOUNDATION MODELS -MANY FACETS OF THE US ECON	$600,000
2026	National Science Foundation	Grant or other assistance	ENGINEERING 47.041	ENABLING COLLECTIVE LOCOMOTION, MANIPULATION, AND NAVIGATION BY ENTANGLED SWARMS OF SOFT ROBOTS -THIS GRANT SUPPORTS RESEARCH TO ENABLE UNDERSTANDING AND DESIGN	$600,000
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH PROGRAMS IN THE NEUROSCIENCES AND NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS 93.853	EXAMINATION OF SNORD116 IN NEURONAL RIBOSOME BIOLOGY - PROJECT SUMMARY THE PROPOSED PROJECT AIMS TO ELUCIDATE THE NEURON-SPECIFIC MECHANISMS BY WHICH SNORD116 L	$598,687
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	TRANS-NIH RESEARCH SUPPORT 93.310	TRIAL OF ZINC SUPPLEMENTS FOR YOUNG INFANTS WITH CLINICAL SEVERE INFECTION IN TANZANIA - PROJECT SUMMARY THE OVERALL PROJECT GOAL IS TO INVESTIGATE ZINC SUPPLEM	$598,067
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES RESEARCH 93.837	MYOCARDIAL PHYSIOLOGY OF GROWTH DIFFERENTIATION FACTOR SIGNALING - SUMMARY: MYOCARDIAL PHYSIOLOGY OF GROWTH DIFFERENTIATION FACTOR SIGNALING GDF11 AND THE CLOS	$596,303
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH PROGRAMS IN THE NEUROSCIENCES AND NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS 93.853	NEURAL MITOCHONDRIA AND GENE EDITING - SUMMARY THERE ARE CLEAR ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN NEURONAL DYSFUNCTION AND THE PRESENCE OF MITOCHONDRIAL DNA (MTDNA) MUTATION	$595,961
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH 93.113	PREGNANCY AND POSTPARTUM AS VULNERABLE EXPOSURE WINDOWS: PHTHALATES AND MATERNAL CARDIOMETABOLIC HEALTH - PREGNANCY IS A TRANSFORMATIVE PERIOD WHEN MULTIPLE BOD	$592,031
2026	Department of the Navy	Grant or other assistance	BASIC AND APPLIED SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH 12.300	DURIP: ENHANCING ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE COUPLING TO TOPOLOGICAL QUANTUM STATES IN LOW DIMENSIONAL MATERIALS	$590,452
2026	Department of Energy	Grant or other assistance	OFFICE OF SCIENCE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 81.049	QUANTUM-ENHANCED DATA ANALYSIS FOR HIGH-ENERGY PHYSICS: LEVERAGING NISQ ALGORITHMS FOR EFFICIENT DATA COMPRESSION AND MACHINE LEARNING APPLICATIONS	$582,050
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES RESEARCH 93.837	MICRORNAS IN AIRWAY SMOOTH MUSCLE FUNCTION AND ASTHMA - MICRORNAS IN AIRWAY SMOOTH MUSCLE FUNCTION AND ASTHMA PROJECT SUMMARY OVER 300 MILLION PEOPLE, MANY OF T	$581,768
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	HUMAN GENOME RESEARCH 93.172	LIGHT-SEQ: SPATIALLY TARGETED PROFILING OF TRANSCRIPTOMIC STATES IN CELLS AND TISSUE - SUMMARY WE WILL DEVELOP A NEW SPATIAL-OMICS PLATFORM, LIGHT-SEQ, FOR SPAT	$579,217
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	AGING RESEARCH 93.866	WRITING AND ERASING O-GLCNAC ON TARGET PROTEINS IN THE BRAIN - WRITING AND ERASING O-GLCNAC ON TARGET PROTEINS IN THE BRAIN PROJECT SUMMARY O-LINKED N-ACETYL GL	$577,787
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	MAXIMIZING INVESTIGATORS' RESEARCH AWARD	$575,852
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES RESEARCH 93.837	STATISTICAL METHODS FOR INTEGRATIVE ANALYSIS OF LARGE-SCALE MULTI-ETHNIC WHOLE GENOME SEQUENCING STUDIES AND BIOBANKS OF COMMON DISEASES - THIS PROPOSAL AIMS TO	$567,676
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	DYNAMIC STRATEGIES FOR THE CLINICAL MANAGEMENT OF HIV DISEASE	$567,317
2026	National Aeronautics and Space Administration	Grant or other assistance	SCIENCE 43.001	OUR FIRST OBJECTIVE WILL BE TO QUANTIFY ANNUAL METHANE EMISSIONS IN MAJOR US URBAN REGIONS WITH FOCUS ON LANDFILLS AND GAS DISTRIBUTION. THIS WILL USE A NEW CAP	$565,248
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER BIOLOGY RESEARCH 93.396	CHEMICAL GENETIC APPROACHES TO STUDY CHROMATIN COMPLEXES - THE EPIGENOME COMPRISES A CRITICAL LAYER FOR CONTROLLING GENE EXPRESSION AND GENOME FUNCTION. CANCER	$563,456
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	MINORITY HEALTH AND HEALTH DISPARITIES RESEARCH 93.307	A CULTURALLY-TAILORED DIETARY TRIAL FOR CARDIOMETABOLIC HEALTH IN PUERTO RICO - PROJECT SUMMARY THE PREDIMED TRIAL PRODUCED STRONG EVIDENCE SHOWING THAT ADHERI	$561,292
2026	National Science Foundation	Grant or other assistance	GEOSCIENCES 47.050	CAREER: HABITABILITY OF THE HADEAN EARTH - A SOUTH AFRICAN PERSPECTIVE -EARTH IS THE ONLY PLANET KNOWN TO HARBOR LIFE, BUT WHEN EARTH BECAME HABITABLE IS STILL	$557,384
2026	National Science Foundation	Grant or other assistance	MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES 47.049	SURVIVAL OF INTERSTELLAR ORGANICS IN PROTOPLANETARY DISKS: LABORATORY EXPERIMENTS ON ORGANIC ICE PHOTOSTABILITY -FOLLOWING THE COLLAPSE OF A CLOUD CORE TO FORM	$550,911
2026	National Science Foundation	Grant or other assistance	ENGINEERING 47.041	CAREER: INTEGRATED-PHOTONICS SPATIAL LIGHT MODULATORS: ENABLING NEXT GENERATION QUANTUM CONTROL HARDWARE -NONTECHNICAL DESCRIPTION: MANIPULATING ELECTROMAGNETIC	$550,000
2026	National Science Foundation	Grant or other assistance	ENGINEERING 47.041	CAREER: SPIRAL-SPRING SHAPED FLEXIBLE ELECTRONICS FOR LONG-TERM MONITORING OF NEURAL ACTIVITY IN DEVELOPING BRAINS -RECORDING NEURAL ACTIVITY IN SINGLE CELLS DU	$550,000
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH 93.113	CLIMATE FACTORS, RACIAL/ETHNIC DISPARITIES, AND MENSTRUAL CYCLE HEALTH - PROJECT SUMMARY THE MENSTRUAL CYCLE IS A MARKER OF PHYSIOLOGIC AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH	$546,929
2026	National Science Foundation	Grant or other assistance	ENGINEERING 47.041	CAREER: FAST AND CERTIFIABLE NONCONVEX OPTIMIZATION FOR PERCEPTION AND CONTROL OF AUTONOMOUS SYSTEMS -THIS NSF CAREER PROJECT AIMS TO MAKE AUTONOMOUS SYSTEMS SA	$545,000
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	HPF-X: HIGH-PRESSURE FREEZING WITH BUFFER EXCHANGE - PROJECT SUMMARY ABSTRACT LIGAND-TRIGGERED EVENTS ARE CENTRAL TO MANY PROCESSES IN NEUROSCIENCE, ENDOCRINOLO	$537,923
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ARTHRITIS, MUSCULOSKELETAL AND SKIN DISEASES RESEARCH 93.846	AGING AND REJUVENATION OF SKIN STEM CELLS - PROJECT SUMMARY THE REGENERATIVE CAPACITY OF STEM CELLS DIMINISHES AS WE AGE. IN THE CASE OF HAIR FOLLICLE STEM CELL	$537,517
2026	Health Resources and Services Administration	Grant or other assistance	MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH FEDERAL CONSOLIDATED PROGRAMS 93.110	MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH TRAINING GRANT	$536,769
2026	Office of Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response	Contract	RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN BIOTECHNOLOGY (EXCEPT NANOBIOTECHNOLOGY) 541714	TASK ORDER FOR HUMAN ORGAN CHIP ENABLED DEVELOPMENT OF RADIATION COUNTERMEASURES	$536,335
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	LINGUISTIC, SOCIAL, AND COGNITIVE DETERMINANTS OF EARLY WORD LEARNING - PROJECT SUMMARY EARLY LANGUAGE SKILLS LIKE WORD LEARNING PREDICT LATER SCHOOL, SOCIAL, A	$522,514
2026	Department of Energy	Grant or other assistance	OFFICE OF SCIENCE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 81.049	RESEARCH THEORETICAL IN HIGH ENERGY PHYSICS	$520,000
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	MOLECULAR MECHANISMS OF INTEGRATIVE SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION - ABSTRACT OUR RESEARCH APPROACH IS TO IDENTIFY AND CHARACTERIZE SIGNALING MECHANISMS IN SPECIALIZED CEL	$508,529
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	MOLECULAR BASIS AND SELECTIVITY OF SIGNALING AND TRANSPORT ACROSS LIPID MEMBRANES - PROJECT SUMMARY MEMBRANE PROTEINS REPRESENT OVER HALF OF DRUG TARGETS DUE TO	$508,111
2026	National Science Foundation	Grant or other assistance	MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES 47.049	DMREF: NSF-NSERC: COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH: CODESIGN OF HIGHLY ENTANGLED MATERIALS THROUGH THE LENS OF NETWORK SCIENCE -ENTANGLED MATERIALS?SUCH AS POLYMER NETWOR	$500,000
2026	National Science Foundation	Grant or other assistance	MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES 47.049	NEW FRONTIERS IN QUANTUM SIMULATION ENABLED BY DIPOLAR YTTERBIUM TWEEZER ARRAYS -WHEN INDIVIDUAL QUANTUM PARTICLES INTERACT WITH EACH OTHER STRONGLY, THE SYSTEM	$500,000
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ARTHRITIS, MUSCULOSKELETAL AND SKIN DISEASES RESEARCH 93.846	RAPID FUNCTIONAL GENETICS TO STUDY STEM CELL-NICHE INTERACTIONS IN THE SKIN - PROJECT SUMMARY SKIN STEM CELLS ARE HEAVILY INFLUENCED BY SIGNALS FROM THEIR NICHE	$494,493
2026	National Science Foundation	Grant or other assistance	MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES 47.049	INVESTIGATION OF T-CELL MEMBRANE DYNAMICS USING OPTOFLUIDIC INTRACELLULAR DELIVERY -THIS PROJECT WILL DEVELOP A NEW WAY TO PLACE GENETIC INSTRUCTIONS INSIDE IMM	$493,890
2026	National Aeronautics and Space Administration	Grant or other assistance	SCIENCE 43.001	EXECUTE A BALANCED SCIENCE PROGRAM BASED ON DISCIPLINE-SPECIFIC GUIDANCE FROM THE NATIONAL ACADEMIES OF SCIENCES ENGINEERING AND MEDICINE ADMINISTRATION PRIO	$490,329
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	STRUCTURAL UNDERSTANDING OF 7SK-SNRNP MEDIATED TRANSCRIPTIONAL REGULATION - ABSTRACT DURING TRANSCRIPTION OF MANY CELLULAR AND VIRAL MRNAS, RNA POLYMERASE II IS	$488,112
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	INTERDISCIPLINARY TRAINING: STATISTICAL GENETICS/GENOMICS AND COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY	$485,254
2026	National Aeronautics and Space Administration	Grant or other assistance	SCIENCE 43.001	EXECUTE A BALANCED SCIENCE PROGRAM BASED ON DISCIPLINE-SPECIFIC GUIDANCE FROM THE NATIONAL ACADEMIES OF SCIENCES ENGINEERING AND MEDICINE ADMINISTRATION PRIO	$480,000
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	AGING RESEARCH 93.866	MECHANISMS SPECIFIC TO THE BENEFICIAL EFFECTS OF DIETARY RESTRICTION	$479,583
2026	National Science Foundation	Grant or other assistance	SOCIAL, BEHAVIORAL, AND ECONOMIC SCIENCES 47.075	SBE-UKRI: RESOURCE RATIONAL CONTRACTUALISM: A FOUNDATION FOR MORAL JUDGMENT AND DECISION MAKING -OFTEN PEOPLE NEED TO MAKE MORAL DECISIONS IN CASES WHERE NO CLE	$477,800
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	RESEARCH RELATED TO DEAFNESS AND COMMUNICATION DISORDERS 93.173	WHAT CAUSES HEARING LOSS: ADVANCING THE METHODS	$477,443
2026	National Aeronautics and Space Administration	Grant or other assistance	SCIENCE 43.001	EXECUTE A BALANCED SCIENCE PROGRAM BASED ON DISCIPLINE-SPECIFIC GUIDANCE FROM THE NATIONAL ACADEMIES OF SCIENCES ENGINEERING AND MEDICINE ADMINISTRATION PRIO	$475,970
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ARTHRITIS, MUSCULOSKELETAL AND SKIN DISEASES RESEARCH 93.846	MECHANISMS OF FETAL SKIN REGENERATION - THE ABILITY TO REGENERATE COMPLEX, MULTI-LINEAGE ORGANS REMAINS ONE OF THE KEY CHALLENGES IN REGENERATIVE MEDICINE. MANY	$469,964
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	MECHANISMS OF PARASITIC BEHAVIOR MANIPULATION IN A MODEL HOST - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT PARASITES THAT HIJACK THE BEHAVIOR OF THEIR ANIMAL HOSTS ARE INCREDIBLE	$463,375
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	EVOLUTION AND POPULATION GENETICS IN MICROBIAL POPULATIONS - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT THE OVERALL GOAL OF MY RESEARCH PROGRAM IS TO UNDERSTAND EVOLUTION IN MICR	$463,375
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	DISCOVERY OF ANTIMICROBIAL METABOLITES FROM THE HUMAN GUT MICROBIOTA USING HIGH-THROUGHPUT SCREENING - PROJECT SUMMARY THE HUMAN GUT MICROBIOTA PLAYS A CRITICAL	$463,375
2026	Department of Energy	Grant or other assistance	OFFICE OF SCIENCE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 81.049	JET PHYSICS AND QUANTUM FIELD THEORY FOR THE LARGE HADRON COLLIDER	$460,000
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	STEM CELL REGULATION DURING DEVELOPMENT AND WHOLE-BODY REGENERATION - PROJECT SUMMARY ALTHOUGH THE EARLY EMBRYOS OF HUMANS AND OTHER VERTEBRATES HAVE PLURIPOTEN	$456,300
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	DIABETES, DIGESTIVE, AND KIDNEY DISEASES EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.847	ELUCIDATING NOVEL REGULATIONS OF ENERGY METABOLISM BY GLP-1 RECEPTOR AGONISM - ABSTRACT GLUCAGON-LIKE PEPTIDE-1 (GLP-1) RECEPTOR AGONISTS, SUCH AS LIRAGLUTIDE A	$456,000
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	NEXT-GENERATION INTERFERONS: MAPPING AND ENGINEERING ANTIVIRAL FUNCTION - MODERN MEDICINE HAS LEARNED TO HARNESS ADAPTIVE IMMUNITY THROUGH VACCINES, MONOCLONAL	$456,000
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER BIOLOGY RESEARCH 93.396	PREVENTING MELANOMA METASTASIS BY TARGETING LIPID VULNERABILITIES IN LYMPH - ABSTRACT ALTHOUGH MOST MELANOMA DEATHS ARE CAUSED BY DISTANT METASTASIS, THE MECHAN	$454,280
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	GENOMICS APPROACHES TO ELUCIDATING PATHWAYS TO ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE IN NEISSERIA GONORRHOEAE	$449,460
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	INTEGRATING CHEMICAL GENETIC APPROACHES WITH PRECISION GENOME EDITING - PROJECT SUMMARY CHEMICAL GENETIC APPROACHES ARE POWERFULLY ENABLING FOR BIOLOGICAL DISC	$448,723
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	HARVARD CHEMICAL BIOLOGY PHD PROGRAM - PROJECT SUMMARY THIS APPLICATION REQUESTS SUPPORT FOR THE PHD PROGRAM IN CHEMICAL BIOLOGY AT HARVARD UNIVERSITY. THIS PRO	$440,409
2026	National Science Foundation	Grant or other assistance	POLAR PROGRAMS 47.078	COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH: SEA ICE EXTREMES: THE IMPACT OF SEA-ICE FLOE-SENSITIVE BOUNDARY LAYER PROCESSES ON COUPLED POLAR EXTREMES AND REMOTE TELECONNECTIONS -SE	$431,327
2026	Department of the Army	Grant or other assistance	BASIC SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH 12.431	MULTIFUNCTIONAL DEVICES IN PRECISELY ENGINEERED VAN DER WAALS HOMOJUNCTIONS	$429,167
2026	National Science Foundation	Grant or other assistance	BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 47.074	EDGE FGT: MUSH-IT: MULTI-SPECIES HEMIMETABOLOUS INSECT TOOLS -MOST ANIMALS ON EARTH ARE INSECTS, AND STUDYING THEM IS ESSENTIAL TO UNDERSTAND THE EVOLUTION OF L	$425,000
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH 93.113	GRADUATE TRAINING IN BIOSTATISTICS	$423,087
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH PROGRAMS IN THE NEUROSCIENCES AND NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS 93.853	NEURAL CIRCUITS UNDERLYING THE ACQUISITION AND CONTROL OF MOTOR SKILLS	$422,500
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH PROGRAMS IN THE NEUROSCIENCES AND NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS 93.853	NEURON-OLIGODENDROCYTE COMMUNICATION UNDERLYING MYELIN DISTRIBUTION IN THE NEOCORTEX - SUMMARY: OVER VERTEBRATE EVOLUTION, THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE MYELIN SHEATH	$422,500
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ORAL DISEASES AND DISORDERS RESEARCH 93.121	UNDERSTANDING DATA-DRIVEN MODELS FOR NEURAL DYNAMICS - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT RECENT TECHNICAL ADVANCES HAVE ENABLED TO RECORD THE ACTIVITY OF HUNDREDS OR THO	$422,500
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	MECHANISMS AND FUNCTIONS OF LIPID RECYCLING FOR CELLULAR METABOLISM - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT MY LAB SEEKS TO ADDRESS MECHANISMS OF CELLULAR FATTY ACID METABOL	$422,500

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HARVARD UNIVERSITY, INC FL, Domestic nonprofit corporation (DOMNP), Active, formed 2009-08-24
AMERICAN FEDERAL INSTITUTE OF HARVARD UNIVERSITY INTERGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION INC, FL, Domestic nonprofit corporation (DOMNP), Active, formed 2023-08-11
AMERICAN FEDERAL COUNCIL OF NEUROSURGEONS COUNCIL OF MEDICINE INC FL, Domestic nonprofit corporation (DOMNP), Active, formed 2025-07-28

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2,238 US patents filed in the last 20 years; 12 security interests recorded against them.

President and Fellows of Harvard College 2,238 patents, 2008-06-24 to 2026-10-20 EXACT high confidence: identical full name and state

Patent	Title	Granted	Source
US 12770042	Quantum generative models for sampling many-body spectral functions	2026-10-20	PTBLXML, file of 2026-10-20
US 12767986	CRISPR effector system based diagnostics	2026-10-20	PTBLXML, file of 2026-10-20
US 12767957	Engineered muscle targeting compositions	2026-10-20	PTBLXML, file of 2026-10-20
US 12760377	Use of protein assemblies to record cellular events	2026-10-13	PTBLXML, file of 2026-10-13
US 12760352	High-throughput and highly multiplexed imaging with programmable nucleic acid probes	2026-10-13	PTBLXML, file of 2026-10-13
US 12760324	Engineered muscle targeting compositions	2026-10-13	PTBLXML, file of 2026-10-13
US 12760297	CRISPR/Cas-cytidine deaminase based compositions, systems, and methods for targeted nucleic acid editing	2026-10-13	PTBLXML, file of 2026-10-13
US 12760292	Base editors, compositions, and methods for modifying the mitochondrial genome	2026-10-13	PTBLXML, file of 2026-10-13
US 12760287	Constructs for improved HDR-dependent genomic editing	2026-10-13	PTBLXML, file of 2026-10-13
US 12747456	Multiplex RNA-guided genome engineering	2026-09-29	PTBLXML, file of 2026-09-29

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315 US trademarks, 272 live.

President and Fellows of Harvard College 315 marks, MA EXACT high confidence: identical full name and state

Mark	Serial	Filed	Status	Source
FRANKLY	50007085	2026-07-22	Pending application	TRTDXFAP, file of 2026-10-14
TEAMBIRTH	99882125	2026-06-12	Pending application	TRTDXFAP, file of 2026-06-14
HARVARD FEDERAL CREDIT UNION	99746923	2026-04-06	Pending application	TRTDXFAP, file of 2026-09-16
HARVARD ED PORTAL	99651542	2026-02-13	Registered	TRTDXFAP, file of 2026-10-07
HARVARD	99393336	2025-09-15	Registered	TRTDXFAP, file of 2026-05-06
HARVARD UNIVERSITY HEALTH SERVICES	99365967	2025-08-29	Registered	TRTDXFAP, file of 2026-04-29
FRANKLY	99343663	2025-08-18	Registered	TRTDXFAP, file of 2026-09-16
VAIV	99328089	2025-08-08	Registered	TRTDXFAP, file of 2026-07-15
E	99321164	2025-08-05	Registered	TRTDXFAP, file of 2026-08-05
HBR EXECUTIVE	99321136	2025-08-05	Pending application	TRTDXFAP, file of 2026-09-17

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