Foundation Giving to Promiscuity Education, Contraception for Children, and Abortion in the United States in 2000

(A January 2003 report by Life Research Institute)

(Data is no longer available to update this report).

This report provides information on foundation-giving to promiscuity education, contraception for children, and abortion in the United States during 1999. It also gives a small amount of information on giving by foundations for use in foreign nations and giving to pro-life. Because of the way data on foundation giving is stored, it is not possible to separate giving to promiscuity education from giving to contraception and from giving to abortion.

The primary work of Life Research Institute is not to produce this report, but to find information about foundation giving and then to educate board members of foundations which fund promiscuity education, etc. Approximately 2,500 board members are educated annually. This is done through the mail. Both educational material and cover letters are tailored to the type of grants–promiscuity education, etc.–that each foundation makes. Mostly, the mail is sent to board members’ homes. This report is written because the material learned about the foundations is interesting. However, it is the education, not the report, that saves babies’ lives.

Comparisons of giving in four categories–combinations of pro-abortion use, pro-life use, U.S. only use, and foreign only use–are shown below. Dollar amounts are rounded.

A summary of grants made during 2000 is:

Category	No. of Foundations	No. of Grants	Total $	$/Foundation	$/Grant
Pro-abortion foreign	53	610	299,955,000	566,000	492,000
Pro-abortion domestic	217	761	95,605,000	441,000	126,000
Pro-abortion total	233	1,371	395,560,000	1,698,000	289,000

Pro-life foreign	1	1	60,000	60,000	60,000
Pro-life domestic	71	92	5,060,000	71,000	55,000
Pro-life total	72	93	5,120,000	71,000	55,000

*Almost every foundation which gave for foreign use also gave for domestic use. Therefore, the total should not be 53 + 217.

Fifty percent of the foundations that gave for all pro-abortion use in 1999 did not give in 2000. That’s 118 foundations. Unfortunately, 101 new foundations began giving.

Since I began educating foundations 11 years ago, 968 foundations have quit funding promiscuity education, contraception, and abortion (for foreign and domestic use).

(By contrast, only 85 companies have quit giving to Planned Parenthood due to Life Decisions International’s boycott during the period 1993 – 2003).

There is no way to prevent foundations from starting to give. There is no way to educate new foundations which may give: There is no way to tell which they will be. My source of information only reports who gave, not who might give.

For example, Arizona Community Foundation gave money to Planned Parenthood in 2000 but gave nothing in 1999. The Foundation Center, my source of information, didn’t have data in 1999 showing Arizona Community’s intentions for 2000. In order for me to find out if Arizona Community and others had plans, I would have had to call many thousands of foundations (including Arizona Community) to ask them what their plans were. Even if I had the resources to do this, the research would be fruitless, as follows: 1) Many foundations just have answering machines, and these days people are too rude to return calls. 2) Because boards wouldn’t have made decisions yet, the foundations mostly wouldn’t know what they would give to. 3) Even if they would know, I would be told, essentially, that it is none of my business. Thus, instead of doing that my work must be reactive.

On another subject, Life Research Institute has details on U.S. Foundations’ grants for use outside the U.S., but has not and will not produce a report on that killing similar to this one. If one were to look only at this report on giving for U.S. use, a skewed opinion would be formed on which the greatest killers are. Table 1 of the attached report would lead one to believe that they would be Packard, Buffett, Hewlett, Ford and the others shown in the order listed. However, when adding grants U.S. foundations make for use outside the U.S., a different picture results. Following are the top pro-abortion U.S.-foundation killers of 2000.

	Millions of Dollars for
Foundation Name	Domestic Use	Foreign Use	Total
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation	3.1	114.5	117.6
David and Lucile Packard Foundation	23.0	82.7	105.7
The Ford Foundation	6.4	36.0	42.4
William and Flora Hewlett Foundation	6.5	15.7	22.2
The Buffett Foundation	8.2	6.9	15.1
The Rockefeller Foundation	.1	12.5	12.6
John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation	.6	7.3	7.9
Turner Foundation, Inc.	3.4	4.0	7.4
International Fund for Health & Family Planning	0	6.4	6.4
Open Society Institute	4.0	2.0	6.0
The Summit Charitable Foundation, Inc.	0	4.3	4.3
The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation	1.0	2.5	3.5
Richard & Rhoda Goldman Fund	1.6	.7	2.3
The California Endowment	2.2	0	2.2
Robert Sterling Clark Foundation, Inc.	2.0	0	2.0
The Atlantic Foundation of New York	2.0	0	2.0
Compton Foundation, Inc.	.4	1.5	1.9
The John Merck Fund	1.6	.2	1.8
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation	1.8	0	1.8
Moriah Fund	.6	.7	1.3
General Service Foundation	.9	.3	1.2

For this 2000 study year, I found the largest grant into family planning I have ever seen in my 11 years of study. The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation gave $56,681,270 to United States Fund for Population Activities. This was a grant classified for foreign use. The largest grant given in 2000 for U.S. use was by David and Lucile Packard Foundation for $10,000,000 to National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League (their name in 2000). They gave the same amount to them in 1999.

Uninformed readers of this report may take strong exception to the claimed need to stop giving money which goes toward contraception. Therefore, I will explain the objections pro-lifers have to contraception:

Ten percent of the time the Pill works and 100% of the time the IUD works, they work by abortion. Life begins at fertilization. Seven to ten days later, the live, genetically complete human being, having DNA which is different from her mother’s, is to implant herself on the wall of the uterus, or womb. The Pill, the IUD, and many other forms of chemical contraceptives prevent this implantation. Nourishment of the baby cannot occur. Thus, the baby dies. Those who doubt these facts should ask their doctor or a pharmacist for verification. Do not, however, ask if the Pill and IUD work by abortion, because many doctors and pharmacists are pro-abortion and will lie to you. Instead ask if they work by preventing, at least sometimes, implantation. If the answer is “yes,” the baby dies. This is abortion. In the United States there are up to 13 million of this type of abortion annually versus approximately 1.2 million choice abortions done at Killing Centers.
Contraceptives often fail to prevent pregnancies. Abortions follow. The Alan Guttmacher Institute, a pro-abortion research affiliate of pro-abortion Planned Parenthood, said in a 1996 publication that 58% of women surveyed said they had been using birth control during the month they got pregnant and that condoms were used in 56% of the birth control failures. (The publication was Stanley Henshaw and Kathryn Cost, “Abortion Patients in 1994 – 1995: ‘Characteristics and Contraceptive Use, ‘” Family Planning Perspectives, July/August 1996.)
Only the condom is effective at all in stopping the transmission of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). However, take warning: In a meeting of pro-condom-use sexologists, the sexologists were asked, “‘If you had available the partner of your dreams, and knew the person carried HIV, how many of you would have sex depending on a condom for protection?’ None of the 800 sexologists raised their hands”. (Source: “Condoms in schools should be reconsidered,” Voices for the Unborn, July/August 1991, 8.)
The easy availability of contraceptives keeps the promiscuity rate high. Pregnancies, abortions, and STDs follow.
God forbids us, in many passages of the Bible (Try Romans 1:29), from fornicating (having sex outside of marriage.) This is another reason that it is harmful to keep the promiscuity rate high.
Roman Catholics, but not Protestants, are against contraception for even married people because, Catholics say, contraception is not natural, it is against nature, and it is preventing God from creating new life. Abstaining and using Natural Family Planning are natural. Says one Roman Catholic author, “Contraception sends the message that God’s creative presence is not valued and that fertility is a biological problem rather than a personal gift to be respected as a blessing from God.”

Interestingly, 27% of the money given to pro-life during 2000 came from foundations which also gave to pro-abortion. The foundations which gave to both pro-life and pro-abortion in 2000 and the amounts they gave to each are:

Foundation Name	Dollars to pro-life domestic + foreign	Dollars to pro-abortion, domestic + foreign
The Abell Foundation, Inc.	30,000	360,320
The Baker Street Foundation	25,000	10,000
Boston Foundation, Inc.	162,000	447,000
Helen Brach Foundation	20,000	10,000
Otto Bremer Foundation	13,000	10,000
Fritz B. Burns Foundation	60,000	10,000
Communities Foundation of Texas, Inc.	10,000	209,025
The Denver Foundation	20,000	10,000
Joseph Drown Foundation	10,000	10,000
The Duke Endowment	129,300	80,000
Forest Lawn Foundation	10,000	10,000
Foundation for the Carolinas	10,000	173,041
Grable Foundation	112,500	50,000
William T. Grant Foundation	10,000	25,000
Conrad N. Hilton Foundation	10,000	50,000
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation	600,000	1,798,779
Lilly Endowment, Inc.	100,000	225,000
Peninsula Community Foundation	10,000	577,279
Turner Foundation, Inc.	60,000	7,361,637
Total	1,401,800	11,427,081

Further information on grants for pro-life is not discussed herein.

Information on grants from U.S. foundations for use in foreign nations is available from me by special request only. If you need it, ask me for it at 925 676 2929.

Data for 2000 grants only became available in December 2002. Because of this time-delay problem (which was caused at my source of information), this report could not be a report of 2001 giving.

The quantity of data in this report is limited in two ways: 1) It includes only grants of $10,000 or more, and 2) It includes only grants from foundations which The Foundation Center–my source of information–tracks. Each year The Foundation Center tracks more money than previous years. Currently, they are tracking just more than 50%? of the money. Do not assume, however, that this means funding of promiscuity education, contraception, and abortion is approximately twice as high as I report. It may be less than twice as high, or it may be more than twice as high.

The Foundation Center collects information on 65,000 foundations, but only tracks funding by the largest 1,200. Since 233 of the 1,200 give to family planning, the percent giving to family planning is 19.

Evaluation of the worldwide granting situation reveals that grants are also made from foundations in foreign nations to organizations in foreign nations, and grants are made from foundations in foreign nations to organizations in the United States. I have no information to give you on these grants.

The Foundation Center sells its information to the DIALOG computer data base. DIALOG may be contacted at The Dialog Corporation at 800 3DIALOG. The Foundation Center may be contacted at 800 424-9836. Besides providing information to DIALOG, The Foundation Center also issues a book on CD called The Foundation Grants Index, 2002. All of the data in this report can also be found in that CD with its updates.

If you want to access literature on foundations to do research into the particulars of foundations or research in how to obtain grants for your own use, note that Foundation Centers are located in Atlanta, Cleveland, New York, San Francisco, and Washington DC. In addition, there are 221 “Cooperating Collections” across the nation. These are usually within public libraries. Probably all of them have The Foundation Grants Index. To find the Cooperating Collection nearest to you, call (800) 424-9836.

The Foundation Center also has a web site. Its address is www.fdncenter.org To find some information on any of 65,000 foundations, click on “Finding Foundations.”

The information herein, which is organized in various ways, includes the following: the foundations giving, the organizations receiving, the states of the receiving organizations, the amounts of the grants, various summaries, the most offensive grants, and a few generalized comments on the reasons foundations showed for having made the grants.

I have one special comment about Table 6, which is an itemized list of grants made. If you see an apparent duplication, it is NOT a duplication. It is merely a grant made more than once.

Some typical descriptions of grants to Planned Parenthood and others are: ·$10,000 to Planned Parenthood of Nassau County, Hempstead, NY, for general operating support. ·$87,700 to Troup Family Connection Authority, La Grange, GA, comprehensive program [meaning it includes abortion] for reduction of teen pregnancy. ·$25,642 to University of California, Berkeley, CA, to conduct public conversations about sex education [UC is very pro-promiscuity education]. ·$150,000 to Feminist Majority Foundation, Arlington, VA, for Constituency-Building Activities Related To Women’s Rights.

Except for Table 7, which describes the most offensive grants, other grant descriptions are not included in this report. I will send them to you if you request them.

Some descriptions of grant purposes showed the purposes as opening a new Killing Center (my terminology) and/or buying a building. Generally, the root purpose would have been partially for promiscuity promotion and partially for killing. I didn’t feel I could guess what percentage of money would go to one or the other. In addition, even if a grant was allegedly made solely for promiscuity but was made to an organization that also does surgical abortions, the money in reality went to both, by the following logic: If a clinic gets a grant for promiscuity, it frees-up money that had been allocated there so that it could be transferred to fund the portion of their business that does the killing. Furthermore, all Planned Parenthood affiliates are required to send money to Planned Parenthood’s national headquarters to fund abortion advocacy.

When I use the term, promiscuity, I don’t mean that the people always want the children to behave in a promiscous way. Rather, I mean that they don’t understand that the programs which they call “sex education” encourage promiscuity and make it “safe” through the distribution of condoms and/or encouragement of their use. When children get condoms from teachers, the message from adults that they look up to is that there is nothing wrong with using them. So they’ll go have sex.

Those of us who are Roman Catholics would be interested to know that in 2000 Catholics for a Free Choice in the U.S. received $500,000 from foundations. They received $2,344,000 for use outside the U.S. Thus, the total they received is $2,844,000. David and Lucile Packard Foundation is the main offender. Ford is second.

Also, Catholics for the Right to Decide received money. None for U.S. use, $1,466,000 for foreign use (almost all Mexico). Again, the main offender is Packard. Ford is second.

Hewlett of William and Flora Hewlett Foundation and Packard of David and Lucile Packard Foundation founded Hewlett-Packard Company. The Hewlett Foundation currently has little invested in the company and so gets little income from it. The Packard Foundation has a lot invested in the company and gets a great percentage of income from it.

Though I am guessing, I must emphasize that for domestic use, foundations give three to four times as much to promiscuity education, contraception, and abortion as do companies and corporations! If we add grants for foreign use, the figure is seven to nine times as much!

Table 1

The Largest Foundation Contributors

to Promiscuity Education, Contraception, and Baby Killing

in the United States in 2000

These are the foundations which donated at least $100,000 to promiscuity education, contraception, and baby killing in the United States during 2000. The amounts were found from Table 6.

Rank	Foundation Name	Sum of All Grants, Dollars
1	Packard Foundation, David and Lucile	22,982,000
2	Buffett Foundation, The	8,224,000
3	Hewlett Foundation, William and Flora	6,460,000
4	Ford Foundation, The	5,457,000
5	Open Society Institute	3,954,000
6	Turner Foundation, Inc.	3,357,000
7	Gates Foundation, Bill & Melinda	3,075,000
8	California Endowment, The	2,165,000
9	Clark Foundation, Robert Sterling	2,016,000
10	Atlantic Foundation of New York, The	1,968,000
11	Johnson Foundation, Robert Wood, The	1,799,000
12	Merck Fund, John, The	1,647,000
13	Goldman Fund, Richard & Rhoda	1,626,000
14	Crown Memorial, Arie and Ida	1,599,000
15	Mellon Foundation, Andrew W., The	1,000,000
16	Cafritz Found., Morris and Gwendolyn	930,000
17	Meadows Foundation, The, Inc.	925,000
18	Ford Foundation, The	900,000
19	General Service Foundation	880,000
20	Gund Foundation, George, The	865,000
21	Noyes Foundation, Jessie Smith, Inc.	840,000
22	Penn Foundation, William, The	771,000
23	Bush Charitable Foundation, Edyth	750,000
24	Casey Foundation, Annie E., The	711,000
25	Dickenson Foundation, Harriet Ford	660,000
26	MacArthur Found., John D. and Catherine T.	625,000
27	Smith Fund, George D., Inc.	600,000
28	Mott Foundation, Charles Stewart	594,000
29	Peninsula Community Foundation	577,000
30	Moriah Fund	575,000
31	Scherman Foundation, The, Inc.	540,000
32	Fikes Foundation, Leland, Inc.	530,000
33	Kansas Health Foundation	516,000
34	Pew Charitable Trusts	500,000
35	Starr Foundation, The	475,000
36	Boston Foundation, Inc.	447,000
37	McCormick Tribune Foundation, Robert	435,000
38	Offield Family Foundation, The	400,000
39	Overbrook Foundation, The	385,000
40	Abell Foundation, Inc., The	360,000
41	Kresge Foundation, The	350,000
42	Picower Foundation, The	333,000
43	Kirby Foundation, F. M., Inc.	314,000
44	Dyson Foundation	270,000
45	Kiewit Foundation, Peter	266,000
46	Stewart Trust, Alexander and Margaret	255,000
47	Hartford Foundation for Public Giving	241,000
48	Lilly Endowment Inc.	225,000
49	Richardson Foundation, Smith, Inc.	217,000
50	Gerbode Foundation, Wallace Alexander	210,000
51	Communities Foundation of Texas, The	209,000
52	Educational Foundation of America	200,000
53	Reynolds Foundation, Z. Smith, Inc.	200,000
54	State Farm Companies Foundation	200,000
55	San Francisco Foundation, The	193,000
56	Cohen Foundation, Naomi and Nehemiah	190,000
57	Klingenstein Fund, Esther A. & Joseph	190,000
58	Tiger Foundation	190,000
59	Hayden Foundation, Charles	185,000
60	Brown Foundation, Inc., The	180,000
61	Meyer Memorial Trust	175,000
62	Barker Welfare Foundation, The	170,000
63	Farish Fund, William Stamps, The	170,000
64	Longwood Foundation, Inc.	160,000
65	Community F. for The Nat. Cap. Region	158,000
66	Phillips Family Found., Jay and Rose	153,000
67	Goldsmith Foundation, Horace W.	150,000
68	Pettit Foundation, Jane Bradley	150,000
69	Independence Foundation	146,000
70	Laurel Foundation	135,000
71	Schwab Foundation, Charles and Helen	135,000
72	California Community Foundation	134,000
73	Graham Fund, Philip L	125,000
74	Reese Health Trust, Michael	125,000
75	Harris Foundation, Irving, The	115,000
76	Cleveland Foundation, The	108,000
77	Carpenter Foundation, E. Rhodes & Leona B	105,000
78	Carson Family Charitable Trust, The	100,000
79	Drown Foundation, Joseph	100,000
80	Fund for New Jersey, The	100,000
81	Hunter Trust, A. V., Inc.	100,000
82	Public Welfare Foundation, Inc.	100,000
83	Rockefeller Foundation, The	100,000
Total		90,752,000

In 2000, the remainder of the foundations, 134 of them, gave only $4,853,000. This is $36,200 each.

Table 2

All 2000 Grant-Giving Foundations of this Report

This is a list of all the foundations known to have contributed to promiscuity education, contraception, or baby killing in the United States in 2000.

Abell Foundation, Inc., The

Abrons Foundation, Louis and Anne, Inc.

Achelis Foundation, Inc.

Ahmanson Foundation, The

American Express Foundation

Anderson Foundation, John W.

Anschutz Foundation, The

Annenberg Foundation, The

Arizona Community Foundation

Aron Charitable Foundation, J., Inc.

AT&T Foundation

Atherton Family Foundation

Atlantic Foundation of New York, The

Baker Street Foundation, The

Baker Trust, George F., The

Bank of America Foundation, Inc.

Barker Welfare Foundation, The

Barr Foundation

Bechtel Found, Elizabeth and Stephen, Jr.

Bemis Company Foundation

Blank Family Foundation, Arthur M., The

Blum-Kovler Foundation

Boettcher Foundation

Boston Foundation, Inc.

Brach Foundation, Helen

Bremer Foundation, Otto

Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation, Inc., The

Brown Foundation, Inc., The

Buffett Foundation, The

Burns Foundation, Fritz B.

Bush Charitable Foundation, Edyth, Inc.

Cabell III F., Rob and Maude Morgan, The

Cafritz Found., Morris and Gwendolyn, The

California Community Foundation

California Endowment, The

Callaway Foundation, Inc.

Carpenter Foundation, E. Rhodes & Leona B.

Carson Family Charitable Trust, The

Carter Foundation, Amon G.

Casey Foundation, Annie E., The

Champlin Foundations, The

Chase Foundation, J. P. Morgan, The

Clark Foundation, Robert Sterling, Inc.

Clark Foundation, The

Cleveland Foundation, The

Clowes Fund, The, Inc.

Cohen Foundation, Naomi and Nehemiah

Columbus F. and Affiliated Organs, The

Commonwealth Fund, The

Communities Foundation of Texas, Inc.

Community F. for The Nat. Cap. Region, The

Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta

Community Foundation for Southeastern Mich

Community Foundation of Greater Memphis

Compton Foundation, Inc.

Crown Memorial, Arie and Ida

Crystal Trust

Cullman Foundation, Lewis B & Dorothy, Inc

Denver Foundation, The

Dickenson Foundation, Harriet Ford

Doheny Foundation, Carrie Estelle

Drown Foundation, Joseph

Duke Endowment, The

duPont Foundation, Chichester, Inc.

Dyson Foundation

Eccles F., George S. and Dolores Dore, The

Educational Foundation of America, The

Farish Fund, William Stamps, The

Fels Fund, Samuel S.

Fikes Foundation, Leland, Inc.

Flinn Foundation, The

Ford Foundation, The

Forest Lawn Foundation

Foundation for the Carolinas

Frey Foundation

Fry Foundation, Lloyd A.

Fund for New Jersey, The

Gap Foundation, The

Gates Foundation, Bill & Melinda

General Service Foundation

Gerbode Foundation, Wallace Alexander

Goldman Fund, Richard & Rhoda

Goldsmith Foundation, Horace W.

Gottesman Fund, The

Grable Foundation

Graham Fund, Philip L

Greater Kansas City Community Found., The

Greater Milwaukee Foundation

Green Fund, The, Inc.

Guenther Foundation, Henry L.

Gund Foundation, George, The

Haas Fund, Walter and Elise

Halsell Foundation, Ewing, The

Harden Foundation

Harriman Foundation, Gladys and Roland

Harris Foundation, Irving, The

Hartford Foundation for Public Giving

Hawaii Community Foundation

Hayden Foundation, Charles

Hewlett Foundation, William and Flora, The

Hilton Foundation, Conrad N.

Hoover Foundation, The

Houston Endowment Inc.

HRK Foundation

Hudson-Webber Foundation

Hunter Trust, A. V.Inc.

Independence Foundation

Jacobs Family Foundation, Inc.

Johnson Foundation, Robert Wood, The

Joukowsky Family Foundation

Kaiser Family Foundation, Henry J., The

Kansas Health Foundation

Kellogg Foundation, W. K.

Kemper Foundation, William T.

Kiewit Foundation, Peter

Kimmel Foundation, Helen & Martin

Kirbo Charitable Trust, Thomas and Irene

Kirby Foundation, F. M., Inc.

Kleberg F., Robert J., Jr., and Helen C.

Klingenstein Fund, Esther A. & Joseph, The.

Kresge Foundation, The

Lattner Foundation, Forrest C., Inc.

Lauder Foundation, The, Inc.

Laurel Foundation

Libra Foundation

Lilly Endowment Inc.

Longwood Foundation, Inc.

Mabee Found., J. E. and L. E., The, Inc.

MacArthur Found., John D. and Catherine T.

Marin Community Foundation

Martin Foundation, The, Inc.

May Department Stores Company Found, The

McCabe Foundation, B. C.

McCormick F., Chauncey and Marion Deering

McCormick Tribune Foundation, Robert R.

McElroy Trust, R. J.

McGregor Fund

Meadows Foundation, The, Inc.

Medtronic Foundation, The

Mellon Foundation, Andrew W., The

Mellon Foundation, Richard King

Merck Fund, John, The

Meyer Foundation, Eugene and Agnes E. Meyer

Meyer Memorial Trust

Milken Family Foundation, The

Milwaukee Foundation

Monterey Fund, Inc.

Moriah Fund

Motorola Foundation

Mott Foundation, Charles Stewart

Needmor Fund, The

New York Community Trust, The

New York Foundation

Nord Family Foundation, The

Norfolk Foundation, The

Noyes Foundation, Jessie Smith, Inc.

Noyes Memorial F., Nicholas H. Noyes, Jr.

Oak Foundation, U.S.A., The

Offield Family Foundation, The

Omaha Community Foundation

Open Society Institute

Oregon Community Foundation, The

Overbrook Foundation, The

Packard Foundation, David and Lucile, The

Park Foundation, Inc.

Parsons Foundation, Mary Morton, The

Payne Found., Frank E. Payne and Seba B.

Peninsula Community Foundation

Penn Foundation, William, The

Pennington Foundation, Irene W. & C. B.

Pettit Foundation, Jane Bradley

Pew Charitable Trusts

Philadelphia Foundation, The

Phillips Family Found., Jay and Rose, The

Picower Foundation, The

Pittsburgh Foundation, The

Polk Bros. Foundation, Inc.

Prospect Hill Foundation, The, Inc.

Public Welfare Foundation, Inc.

Reese Health Trust, Michael

Reynolds Foundation, Z. Smith, Inc.

RGK Foundation

Rhode Island Foundation, The

Richardson Foundation, Smith, Inc.

Riley Foundation, Mabele Louis, The

Rockefeller Foundation, The

San Francisco Foundation, The

Santa Barbara Foundation

Sarkeys Foundation

Schapiro Fund, Morris and Alma, The

Scherman Foundation, The, Inc.

Schwab Foundation, Charles and Helen

Second Foundation

Smith Fund, George D., Inc.

Stanley Foundation, Theodore & Vada

Stark Community Foundation, Inc.

Starr Foundation, The

State Farm Companies Foundation

State Street Foundation

Stewart Trust, Alexander and Margaret

Summit Charitable Foundation, The, Inc.

Swalm Foundation

Target Foundation

Tiger Foundation

Trexler Trust, Harry C.

Turner Foundation, Inc.

UPS Foundation, The

van Ameringen Foundation, H.

Verizon Foundation

Wallis Foundation

Walton Family Foundation, Inc.

Wasserman Foundation

Wean Foundation, Raymond John, The

Whirlpool Foundation

Wiener Foundation, Malcolm Hewitt, Inc.

Winnick Foundation, Gary and Karen, The

Wood-Claeyssens Foundation

Woods Charitable Fund, Inc.

217 foundations are listed above.

These were the numbers listed in this table in previous years:

Year	Number
1999	235
1998	216
1997	218
1996	234
1995	76
1994	103
1993	127
1992	131

Table 3

Sums by States for Grants Received in 2000

for Promiscuity Education, Contraception, and Baby Killing, U.S.

State	Dollars
Alaska	10,000
Arizona	63,000
Arkansas	10,000
California	11,028,000
Colorado	310,000
Connecticut	336,000
Delaware	224,000
District of Columbia	27,355,000
Florida	1,298,000
Georgia	1,329,000
Hawaii	57,000
Idaho	60,000
Illinois	838,000
Indiana	1,149,000
Iowa	115,000
Kansas	531,000
Kentucky	10,000
Louisiana	90,000
Maine	20,000
Maryland	582,000
Massachusetts	2,260,000
Michigan	586,000
Minnesota	563,000
Mississippi	70,000
Missouri	130,000
Montana	65,000
Nebraska	570,000
New Jersey	1,051,000
New Mexico	101,000
New York	27,996,000
North Carolina	4,626,000
Ohio	320,000
Oklahoma	45,000
Oregon	46,000
Pennsylvania	2,368,000
Puerto Rico	195,000
Rhode Island	456,000
South Carolina	282,000
South Dakota	50,000
Tennessee	50,000
Texas	2,265,000
Utah	25,000
Virginia	5,121,000
Washington	171,000
Wisconsin	778,000
Total	95,605,000

Grants were not made into states not shown.

Table 4

Sums by Grants Received in 2000 by

Major Promiscuity-Promoting Organizations and

Major Baby-Killing Organizations

for use in the United States

Recipient Organization	Dollars	No. of Grants
American Civil Liberties Union	430,000	6
Alan Guttmacher Institute	2,099,000	13
Catholics for a Free Choice	500,000	7
MS Foundation for Women	885,000	15
National Abortion Federation	1,945,000	12
National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League	13,416,000	30
National Family Planning and Reproductive Health Association	1,595,000	9
National Organization for Women	521,000	7
Population Council	1,050,000	2
Planned Parenthood	22,355,000	233
Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice	1,599,000	17
Sexuality Information and Education Council of the U.S.	2,591,000	13
Other (See Table 5.)	46,619,000	397
Total	95,605,000	761

Table 5

All 2000 Grant-Receiving Organizations of this Report

A Healthy Start, Greensboro, NC

Abortion Access Project, Cambridge, MA

Academy for Educational Development, NYC, NY

Adolescent Pregnancy Prev., Fort Worth, TX

Advocates for Youth, DC

Affinity Group on Population

African-American Women Evolving, Chicago, IL

Alan Guttmacher Institute, NYC, NY

Alaska ProChoice Alliance, Juneau, AK

American Civil Liberties Union Foundation, NYC

American Medical Womens Association Found., VA

Aradia Womens Health Center, Seattle, WA

Arlington Public Schools

Asian Pacific Fund, San Francisco, CA

Asian Perinatal Advocates, San Francisco, CA

Asians and Pac.Islanders for Rep. Health, CA

Ass.of Reproductive Health Professionals, DC

Baltimore City Health Department, Baltimore

Bay Clinic, Hilo, HI

Benton County Human Services, Foley, MN

Birth, Education, Training, Acceptance (BETA)

Blue Mountain Clinic, Missoula, MT

Bridger Clinic, Bozeman, MT

California Abortion Rights Action League

California Pro-Choice Education Fund, San Fran

California Womens Law Center, Los Angeles, CA

Californians for Population Stabilization, LA

Catholics for a Free Choice, DC

Center for Applied Research and Tech. Assist.

Center for Gender Equality, NYC, NY

Center for Health and Social Policy, SF, CA

Center for Law and Social Policy, DC

Center for Policy Studies, DC

Center for Reproductive Law and Policy, NYC

Center for Research on Population and Security

Centre for Dev. and Population Activities, DC

Centro Cultural Chicano, Minneapolis, MN

Centro del Barrio, San Antonio, TX

Chicago Health Connection, Chicago, IL

Child Trends, DC

Children Req. a Caring Kommunity (CRACK), CA

Childrens Aid Society, NYC, NY

Choice USA, DC

Christian Community, Fort Wayne, IN

Clara Bell Duvall Education Fund, Philadelphia

Colorado Org. for Latina Opportunity and Repr.

Columbia University, NYC

Communications Consortium Media Center, DC

Com. Health Centers of the Central Coast, CA

Community HealthCare Network, NYC, NY

Connecticut Womens Educational and Legal Fund, CT

Cornell University, Ithaca, NY

Covenant House Washington, DC

Crittenton Hastings House, MA

Daly City Youth Health Center, Daly City, CA

DC Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy, DC

Delaware Pro-Choice Medical Fund, Wil., DE

District of Columbia Birth Center, DC

Easter Seal Society of Sacramento, CA

Eastern Virginia Medical School, Norfolk, VA

Edu. Fund of Fam. Plan. Adv. of New York State

EngenderHealth, NYC, NY

ETR Associates, Santa Cruz, CA

Family Care Services, Bartlesville, OK

Family Health and Education Planning, Portland

Family Health Centers of San Diego, CA

Fam. Health Int., Research Triangle Park, NC

Fam. Planning Advocates of New York State, Alb

Fam. Planning Association of Maine, Augusta

Fam. Planning Centers of Hawaii, Kaneohe, HI

Fam. Planning Services of Snyder, Union etc.

Feminist Majority Foundation, Arlington, VA

Feminist Womens Health Center, Atlanta, GA

Flint Hills Comm. Health Center, Emporia, KS

Florence Crittenton Center, Los Angeles, CA

Florence Crittenton Programs of South Carolina

Foundation for Womens Resources, Austin, TX

Friends First, Longmont, CO

GALAEI Project, Philadelphia, PA

Galef Institute, Los Angeles, CA

George Washington University, DC

Georgia Campaign for Adol. Preg. Prev., Atl.

Girls Inc. of Indianapolis, Indianapolis, IN

Girls Inc. of Metropolitan Dallas, Dallas, TX

Global Fund for Women, Palo Alto, CA

Grantmakers for Child., Youth and Families, DC

Hampshire College, Amherst, MA

Harvard University, Cambridge, MA

HIV Law Project, NYC, NY

Hudson Institute, Indianapolis, IN

Human Services Council of Mid-Fairfield, CT

Hyacinth Foundation, New Brunswick, NJ

Idaho Womens Network, Boise, ID

IL Maternal and Child Health Coal., Chicago

Indiana University, Bloomington, IN

Indirect Productions, NYC, NY

Inst. of Women and Ethnic Studies, New Orleans

Int, Proj. Assis. Serv. (IPAS), Carrboro, NC

Inwood House, NYC, NY

Johns Hopkins University

Joint Center for Pol. and Econ. Studies, DC

La Mujer Obrera Program, El Paso, TX

Long Island College Hospital, Brooklyn, NY

Los Angeles Free Clinic, Los Angeles, CA

Los Barrios Unidos Comm. Clinic, Dallas, TX

Magee-Womens Health Foundation, Pittsburgh, PA

Maine Adoption Placement Service, Houlton, ME

Marys Center for Maternal and Child Care, DC

Medical College of Hampton Roads, Eastern VA

Medical and Health Research Asso. of NY City

Medical College of Hampton Roads, Norfolk, VA

Medical Students for Choice, Berkeley, CA

Michael Reese Med. Research and Edu. Found.

Midwest Health Center for Women, Minneapolis

MN Org. on Adol. Preg., Prev. and Parenting

MS. Foundation for Women, NYC, NY

National Abort. and Rep. Rights Action League

National Abortion Federation, DC

National Advocates for Pregnant Women, NYC, NY

National Asian Womens Health Org., SF, CA

Nat. Assembly on School-Based Health Care, DC

National Black Womens Health Project, DC

Nat. Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy, DC

National Fam. Plan. and Repro. Health Asso.

National Health Law Program, Los Angeles, CA

National Latina Institute for Rep. Health, DC

National Network of Abort. Funds, Amherst, MA

National Organization for Women, DC

Nat. Org. on Adol. Preg., Parenting and ?, DC

Nat. Partnership for Women and Families, DC

National Womens Health Network, DC

National Womens Law Center, DC

Native Amer. Community Board, Lake Andes, SD

NJ Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice

New York Civil Liberties Union Foundation, NYC

New York University, NYC, NY

New York Womens Agenda, NYC, NY

Northwest Womens Law Center, Seattle, WA

Pacific Inst. for Womens Health, L.A., CA

Phoenix Birthing Project, Phoenix, AZ

Physicians for Rep. Choice and Health, NYC, NY

Planned Parenthood of Central and Southern IN

PP of Orange and San Bernardino Counties, CA

PP of Santa Barbara, Ventura and San Luis, CA

PP of San Diego and Riverside Counties, CA

PP Association of Southeastern Pennsylvania

PP of South Palm Beach and Broward Counties

PP, Golden Gate, San Mateo, CA

PP, Intermountain, Billings, MT

PP, Mar Monte, San Jose, CA

PP, Mount Baker, Bellingham, WA

PP, Mountain Maternal Health League, Berea, KY

PP, Six Rivers, Eureka, CA

PP, Virginia League, Richmond, VA

PP Association, Coconut Grove, FL

PP Association of Bucks County, Bristol, PA

PP Association of Cameron and Willacy Counties

PP Association of Chicago, Chicago, IL

PP Association of Memphis, Memphis, TN

PP Association of Metropolitan Washington, DC

PP Association of Northern Michigan, Petoskey

PP Association of Southwest Florida, Tampa, FL

PP Association of the Atlanta Area, GA

PP Association of the Mercer Area, Trenton, NJ

PP Association of the Mohawk Valley, Utica, NY

PP Association of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT

PP Center of South Texas, Corpus Christi, TX

PP Federation of America, DC

PP Hudson Peconic, Harrison, NY

PP League of Connecticut, Hartford, CT

PP League of Massachusetts, Boston, MA

PP of Broome and Chenango Counties, Binghamton

PP of California Educational Fund, Sacramento

PP of Central and Northern Arizona, Phoenix

PP of Central Ohio, Columbus, OH

PP of Central Texas, Waco, TX

PP of Central Washington, Yakima, WA

PP of Chester County, West Chester, PA

PP of Dallas and Northeast Texas, Dallas, TX

PP of Delaware, Wilmington, DE

PP of Dutchess/Ulster, Poughkeepsie, NY

PP of Georgia, Atlanta, GA

PP of Greater Cleveland, Cleveland, OH

PP of Greater Iowa, Des Moines, IA

PP of Greater Northern New Jersey, Morristown

PP of Houston and Southeast Texas, Houston, TX

PP of Kansas, Wichita, KS

PP of Kansas and Mid-Missouri, Kansas City, MO

PP of Lincoln, Lincoln, NE

PP of Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA

PP of Louisiana, New Orleans, LA

PP of Marin and Sonoma, San Rafael, CA

PP of Minnesota and South Dakota, Saint Paul

PP of Nassau County, Hempstead, NY

PP of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM

PP of New York City, NYC, NY

PP of Niagara County, Buffalo, NY

PP of North Carolina-West, Charlotte, NC

PP of North East Pennsylvania, Trexlertown, PA

PP of Northeast Florida, Jacksonville, FL

PP of Omaha-Council Bluffs, Omaha, NE

PP of Orange and Durham Counties, Chapel Hill

PP of Rhode Island, Providence, RI

PP of Saint Louis, Saint Louis, MO

PP of San Antonio and South Central Texas

PP of Southeast Michigan, Detroit, MI

PP of Southeastern Virginia, Hampton, VA

PP of Southern Arizona, Tucson, AZ

PP of Southern New Jersey, Camden, NJ

PP of Stark County, Canton, OH

PP of the Blue Ridge, Roanoke, VA

PP of the Columbia-Willamette, Portland, OR

PP of the Mahoning Valley, Youngstown, OH

PP of the Mid-Hudson Valley, Poughkeepsie, NY

PP of the Palm Beach Area, West Palm Beach, FL

PP of the Rocky Mountains, Denver, CO

PP of the Susquehanna Valley, Harrisburg, PA

PP of Western Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh, PA

PP of Western Washington, Seattle, WA

PP of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI

PP/Shasta-Diablo, Concord, CA

Population Action International, DC

Population Communications International, NYC

Population Council, NYC, NY

Population Institute, DC

Population Resource Center, Princeton, NJ

Population Services International, DC

Pregnancy Care Centers of San Mateo County, San Carlos, CA

Preterm-Cleveland, Cleveland, OH

Pro-Choice Public Education Project, NYC, NY

Pro-Choice Resources, Minneapolis, MN

ProChoice Resource Center, Port Chester, NY

Public Health Institute, Berkeley, CA

Public Interest Projects, NYC, NY

Public/Private Ventures, Philadelphia, PA

Religious Coalition for Repro. Choice, DC

Religious Consultation on Pop., Rep. Health &

Reproductive Health Technologies Project, DC

Rhode Island Department of Health, Providence

Rice University, Houston, TX

Rutgers, The State U. of New Jersey Foundation,

Rutgers, The State U. of New Jersey

Saint Francis Hospital and Medical Center, CT

San Francisco Department of Public Health

San Francisco State University Foundation

Scenarios USA, NYC, NY

Self Reliance Foundation, DC

Sexuality Info. and Edu. Council of the U.S.

Social Science Research Council, NYC, NY

SC Advocates for Preg. Women, Charleston, SC

SC Campaign to Prevent Teen Preg., Columbia

Study Hall at Emmaus House, Atlanta, GA

Sumner Comm. Health Org. , Wellington, KS

Teens Against Premature Pregnancy (TAPP), MS

Texas Abortion Rights Action League, Austin

Third Wave, NYC, NY

Three Rivers Youth, Pittsburgh, PA

Tides Center, San Francisco, CA

Tides Foundation, San Francisco, CA

Troup Family Connection Auth., La Grange, GA

Unified School District No. 214, Ulysses, KS

United Friends of the Children, Culver City CA

United States Comm. for the UN Population Fund

United States Department of Education, DC

United Way of Greater Battle Creek, MI

University of Wisconsin

University of California, Berkeley, CA

University of California, San Francisco, CA

University of Illinois at Chicago

University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS

University of Kansas Center for Research, KS

University of Puerto Rico, Cayey, PR

University of Puerto Rico, San Juan, PR

Visiting Nurse Association of Central Jersey

Washington Business Group on Health, DC

Washington Free Clinic, DC

Washington Hospital Center Foundation, DC

Wayne Health Corporation, Goldsboro, NC

Wellesley College, Wellesley, MA

Western Carolina Womens Coal, Asheville, NC

Wichita-Sedgwick County Health Department, KS

Women’s 21st Century Leadership Institute

Women’s Law Project’s, PA

Womens Choice of Boulder Valley, Boulder, CO

Womens Edu. and Industrial Union, Boston

Womens Foundation, San Francisco, CA

Womens Health and Edu. Fund, Providence, RI

Womens Health Rights Coalition, Oakland, CA

Womens Health Services, Pittsburgh, PA

Womens Law and Public Policy Fellow. Prog., DC

Womens Law Project, Philadelphia, PA

Womens Project, Little Rock, AR

W. Rep. Rights Assis. Proj., Culver City, CA

Womens Rights Network, Boston, MA

Youth Organizers United, NYC, NY

YWCA of Lincoln, Lincoln, NE

YWCA of Minneapolis, Minneapolis, MN

Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation, Inc.

Zero Population Growth, DC

299 grant receivers are listed above.

These were the numbers of receivers listed in this table in previous years:

Year	Number
1999	315
1998	296
1997	323
1996	288
1995	168
1994	180
1993	197
1992	217

Table 6

Details of Foundation-Giving to

Promiscuity Education, Contraception, and Baby Killing

in the United States in 2000

These are the abbreviations used in this table for the grant receivers:

Abbreviation Used	Organization Name
ACLU	American Civil Liberties Union
AG	Alan Guttmacher Institute
CFC	Catholics for a Free Choice
MS	MS Foundation for Women
NAF	National Abortion Federation
NARAL	National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League
NFP	National Family Planning and Reproductive Health Association
NOW	National Organization for Women
O	Other
PC	Population Council
PP	Planned Parenthood
RC	Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice
SI	Sex Information & Education Council of the United States

Reasons for the awards of grants are not shown in this table. Note nonetheless that the typical reasons for the grants being awarded are: litigation programs, reproductive health, reproductive rights, building, general operating expenses, sexuality education, AIDS education, parent education, training, pregnancy prevention, abortion, media campaign, family planning, or no reason given. Note that “Pregnancy Prevention” can mean not only preventing a pregnancy from occurring, but preventing it from continuing once it occurs. That is, it can mean abortion.

In the list following, there are no duplications. Apparent duplications are merely grants made more than once.

Donor	Dollars	ST	To
Abell Foundation, Inc., The	15,000	MD	O
Abell Foundation, Inc., The	258,400	MD	O
Abell Foundation, Inc., The	33,400	MD	O
Abell Foundation, Inc., The	53,520	MD	O
Abrons Foundation, Louis and Anne, Inc.	17,000	NY	PP
Achelis Foundation, Inc.	50,000	IN	O
Ahmanson Foundation, The	35,000	CA	O
American Express Foundation	10,000	DC	O
Anderson Foundation, John W.	50,000	IN	PP
Annenberg Foundation, The	10,000	PA	PP
Anschutz Foundation, The	10,000	CO	O
Arizona Community Foundation	15,000	AZ	PP
Aron Charitable Foundation, J., Inc.	21,000	VA	PP
AT&T Foundation	25,000	DC	O
AT&T Foundation	25,000	NY	O
Atherton Family Foundation	10,000	HI	O
Atlantic Foundation of New York, The	1718800	NY	O
Atlantic Foundation of New York, The	249,500	NY	NOW
Baker Street Foundation, The	10,000	DC	NOW
Baker Trust, George F., The	10,000	FL	PP
Bank of America Foundation, Inc.	10,000	NC	PP
Bank of America Foundation, Inc.	10,000	SC	O
Bank of America Foundation, Inc.	12,500	DC	O
Barker Welfare Foundation, The	10,000	NY	PP
Barker Welfare Foundation, The	30,000	NY	PP
Barker Welfare Foundation, The	30,000	NY	PP
Barker Welfare Foundation, The	50,000	NY	PP
Barker Welfare Foundation, The	50,000	NY	PP
Barr Foundation	10,000	MA	O
Barr Foundation	15,000	MA	PP
Barr Foundation	50,000	MA	PP
Bechtel Found, Elizabeth and Stephen, Jr.	15,000	CA	O
Bemis Company Foundation	10,000	MN	PP
Blank Family Foundation, Arthur M., The	17,000	GA	PP
Blank Family Foundation, Arthur M., The	20,000	NY	NARAL
Blank Family Foundation, Arthur M., The	50,000	GA	O
Blum-Kovler Foundation	28,500	DC	NARAL
Boettcher Foundation	60,000	CO	PP
Boston Foundation, Inc.	10,000	NY	O
Boston Foundation, Inc.	15,000	MA	PP
Boston Foundation, Inc.	17,000	MA	O
Boston Foundation, Inc.	20,000	MA	PP
Boston Foundation, Inc.	325,000	MA	PP
Boston Foundation, Inc.	60,000	MA	PP
Brach Foundation, Helen	10,000	MA	O
Bremer Foundation, Otto	10,000	MN	O
Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation, Inc., The	25,000	DC	O
Brown Foundation, Inc., The	15,000	TX	PP
Brown Foundation, Inc., The	15,000	TX	PP
Brown Foundation, Inc., The	150,000	TX	PP
Buffett Foundation, The	10,000	PA	PP
Buffett Foundation, The	125,000	DC	CFC
Buffett Foundation, The	125,000	NY	PP
Buffett Foundation, The	15,000	NY	SI
Buffett Foundation, The	15,000	WA	PP
Buffett Foundation, The	15,500	TX	PP
Buffett Foundation, The	150,000	CA	O
Buffett Foundation, The	150,000	NY	AG
Buffett Foundation, The	1500000	DC	NARAL
Buffett Foundation, The	19,000	NC	PP
Buffett Foundation, The	20,000	IA	PP
Buffett Foundation, The	20,897	TX	PP
Buffett Foundation, The	217,754	PA	O
Buffett Foundation, The	220,000	CA	PP
Buffett Foundation, The	224,279	NE	PP
Buffett Foundation, The	235,161	GA	PP
Buffett Foundation, The	25,725	NM	PP
Buffett Foundation, The	2502388	NC	O
Buffett Foundation, The	350,000	NY	PP
Buffett Foundation, The	50,000	CA	PP
Buffett Foundation, The	50,000	NC	PP
Buffett Foundation, The	50,000	PA	PP
Buffett Foundation, The	500,000	VA	O
Buffett Foundation, The	56,174	NE	PP
Buffett Foundation, The	600,000	DC	RC
Buffett Foundation, The	738,845	NY	PP
Buffett Foundation, The	75,000	CT	PP
Buffett Foundation, The	75,000	MN	PP
Buffett Foundation, The	88,103	CA	PP
Burns Foundation, Fritz B.	10,000	CA	O
Bush Charitable Foundation, Edyth, Inc.	750,000	FL	O
Cabell III F., Rob and Maude Morgan, The	60,000	VA	PP
Cafritz Found., Morris and Gwendolyn, The	100,000	DC	O
Cafritz Found., Morris and Gwendolyn, The	300,000	DC	O
Cafritz Found., Morris and Gwendolyn, The	350,000	DC	PP
Cafritz Found., Morris and Gwendolyn, The	40,000	DC	O
Cafritz Found., Morris and Gwendolyn, The	40,000	DC	O
Cafritz Found., Morris and Gwendolyn, The	50,000	DC	O
Cafritz Found., Morris and Gwendolyn, The	50,000	DC	PP
California Community Foundation	133,860	CA	O
California Endowment, The	122,012	CA	O
California Endowment, The	20,000	CA	O
California Endowment, The	20,000	CA	O
California Endowment, The	25,000	CA	O
California Endowment, The	370,185	CA	O
California Endowment, The	40,000	CA	PP
California Endowment, The	400,000	CA	O
California Endowment, The	50,000	CA	O
California Endowment, The	500,000	CA	O
California Endowment, The	617,867	CA	PP
Callaway Foundation, Inc.	87,700	GA	O
Carpenter Foundation, E. Rhodes & Leona B.	105,065	IL	PP
Carson Family Charitable Trust, The	100,000	NY	PP
Carter Foundation, Amon G.	20,000	TX	O
Casey Foundation, Annie E., The	100,000	DC	O
Casey Foundation, Annie E., The	100,000	DC	O
Casey Foundation, Annie E., The	100,000	DC	O
Casey Foundation, Annie E., The	100,000	IL	O
Casey Foundation, Annie E., The	110,000	DC	O
Casey Foundation, Annie E., The	25,000	DC	O
Casey Foundation, Annie E., The	25,642	CA	O
Casey Foundation, Annie E., The	30,000	DC	O
Casey Foundation, Annie E., The	30,063	PA	O
Casey Foundation, Annie E., The	40,000	MD	O
Casey Foundation, Annie E., The	49,868	MD	O
Champlin Foundations, The	77,500	RI	PP
Chase Foundation, J. P. Morgan, The	10,000	NY	PP
Chase Foundation, J. P. Morgan, The	25,000	NY	PP
Chase Foundation, J. P. Morgan, The	50,000	NY	MS
Clark Foundation, Robert Sterling, Inc.	100,000	NY	O
Clark Foundation, Robert Sterling, Inc.	100,000	VA	O
Clark Foundation, Robert Sterling, Inc.	125,000	NY	O
Clark Foundation, Robert Sterling, Inc.	150,000	DC	NARAL
Clark Foundation, Robert Sterling, Inc.	150,000	NY	PP
Clark Foundation, Robert Sterling, Inc.	200,000	NY	AG
Clark Foundation, Robert Sterling, Inc.	25,000	DC	O
Clark Foundation, Robert Sterling, Inc.	50,000	MA	O
Clark Foundation, Robert Sterling, Inc.	50,000	NY	NOW
Clark Foundation, Robert Sterling, Inc.	50,000	PA	O
Clark Foundation, Robert Sterling, Inc.	51,000	NY	O
Clark Foundation, Robert Sterling, Inc.	60,000	NY	NARAL
Clark Foundation, Robert Sterling, Inc.	60,000	NY	SI
Clark Foundation, Robert Sterling, Inc.	70,000	MA	O
Clark Foundation, Robert Sterling, Inc.	70,000	NY	ACLU
Clark Foundation, Robert Sterling, Inc.	75,000	DC	NFP
Clark Foundation, Robert Sterling, Inc.	75,000	DC	O
Clark Foundation, Robert Sterling, Inc.	75,000	DC	O
Clark Foundation, Robert Sterling, Inc.	75,000	NY	MS
Clark Foundation, Robert Sterling, Inc.	75,000	NY	O
Clark Foundation, Robert Sterling, Inc.	80,000	DC	NAF
Clark Foundation, Robert Sterling, Inc.	80,000	DC	RC
Clark Foundation, Robert Sterling, Inc.	85,000	DC	O
Clark Foundation, Robert Sterling, Inc.	85,000	DC	O
Clark Foundation, The	50,000	NY	O
Cleveland Foundation, The	10,000	OH	O
Cleveland Foundation, The	10,000	OH	O
Cleveland Foundation, The	10,000	OH	PP
Cleveland Foundation, The	15,000	OH	O
Cleveland Foundation, The	62,695	OH	PP
Clowes Fund, The, Inc.	25,000	IN	PP
Cohen Foundation, Naomi and Nehemiah	10,000	DC	NARAL
Cohen Foundation, Naomi and Nehemiah	25,000	DC	O
Cohen Foundation, Naomi and Nehemiah	30,000	NY	O
Cohen Foundation, Naomi and Nehemiah	50,000	NY	PP
Cohen Foundation, Naomi and Nehemiah	75,000	DC	PP
Columbus F. and Affiliated Organs, The	10,000	OH	PP
Columbus F. and Affiliated Organs, The	10,000	OH	PP
Columbus F. and Affiliated Organs, The	12,500	OH	PP
Columbus F. and Affiliated Organs, The	20,000	OH	PP
Commonwealth Fund, The	20,000	NY	O
Communities Foundation of Texas, Inc.	14,025	TX	PP
Communities Foundation of Texas, Inc.	175,000	NC	O
Communities Foundation of Texas, Inc.	20,000	FL	PP
Community F. for The Nat. Cap. Region, The	11,500	DC	O
Community F. for The Nat. Cap. Region, The	61,000	DC	PP
Community F. for The Nat. Cap. Region, The	86,000	NY	O
Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta	10,250	GA	PP
Community Foundation for Southeastern MI	12,500	MI	PP
Community Foundation of Greater Memphis	10,000	DC	NARAL
Community Foundation of Greater Memphis	10,000	DC	PP
Community Foundation of Greater Memphis	10,000	NY	PP
Community Foundation of Greater Memphis	50,000	TN	PP
Compton Foundation, Inc.	10,000	CA	O
Compton Foundation, Inc.	10,000	CA	PP
Compton Foundation, Inc.	10,000	NY	SI
Compton Foundation, Inc.	1000000	NY	PP
Compton Foundation, Inc.	15,000	DC	RC
Compton Foundation, Inc.	15,000	NY	PP
Compton Foundation, Inc.	35,000	DC	NFP
Compton Foundation, Inc.	35,000	DC	O
Compton Foundation, Inc.	40,000	DC	NAF
Compton Foundation, Inc.	45,000	CA	PP
Compton Foundation, Inc.	50,000	CA	PP
Compton Foundation, Inc.	50,000	DC	O
Compton Foundation, Inc.	50,000	NY	NARAL
Compton Foundation, Inc.	52,903	CA	O
Compton Foundation, Inc.	60,000	DC	CFC
Compton Foundation, Inc.	63,000	CA	PP
Crown Memorial, Arie and Ida	25,000	IL	PP
Crown Memorial, Arie and Ida	33,333	IL	PP
Crystal Trust	40,000	DE	PP
Cullman Foundation, Lewis B & Dorothy, Inc	62,500	NY	PP
Denver Foundation, The	10,000	CO	PP
Dickenson Foundation, Harriet Ford	10,000	NY	PP
Dickenson Foundation, Harriet Ford	650,000	NY	PP
Doheny Foundation, Carrie Estelle	20,000	CA	O
Drown Foundation, Joseph	50,000	CA	O
Drown Foundation, Joseph	50,000	NY	NOW
Duke Endowment, The	80,000	NC	O
duPont Foundation, Chichester, Inc.	24,000	DE	PP
Dyson Foundation	125,000	NY	PP
Dyson Foundation	35,000	NY	O
Dyson Foundation	38,000	DC	RC
Dyson Foundation	72,000	NY	O
Eccles F., George S. and Dolores Dore, The	25,000	UT	PP
Educational Foundation of America, The	150,000	NY	O
Educational Foundation of America, The	20,000	CT	O
Educational Foundation of America, The	30,000	IL	PP
Farish Fund, William Stamps, The	10,000	FL	PP
Farish Fund, William Stamps, The	110,000	NY	PP
Farish Fund, William Stamps, The	50,000	TX	PP
Fels Fund, Samuel S.	10,000	PA	O
Fikes Foundation, Leland, Inc.	25,000	CA	O
Fikes Foundation, Leland, Inc.	25,000	DC	NARAL
Fikes Foundation, Leland, Inc.	25,000	NY	O
Fikes Foundation, Leland, Inc.	25,000	TX	O
Fikes Foundation, Leland, Inc.	30,000	TX	O
Fikes Foundation, Leland, Inc.	400,000	TX	PP
Flinn Foundation, The	22,537	AZ	PP
Ford Foundation, The	100,000	NY	MS
Ford Foundation, The	150,000	DC	O
Ford Foundation, The	150,000	NY	O
Ford Foundation, The	150,000	VA	O
Ford Foundation, The	200,000	DC	O
Ford Foundation, The	200,000	NY	O
Ford Foundation, The	200,000	NY	SI
Ford Foundation, The	2000000	NY	O
Ford Foundation, The	21,500	NY	SI
Ford Foundation, The	250,000	IN	O
Ford Foundation, The	250,000	MA	O
Ford Foundation, The	330,000	WI	O
Ford Foundation, The	350,000	DC	RC
Ford Foundation, The	400,000	CA	O
Ford Foundation, The	500,000	MA	O
Ford Foundation, The	55,000	NY	O
Ford Foundation, The	75,000	MA	O
Ford Foundation, The	75,000	PR	O
Ford Foundation, The	900,000	DC	O
Forest Lawn Foundation	10,000	CA	O
Foundation for the Carolinas	10,000	NC	PP
Foundation for the Carolinas	12,341	NC	PP
Foundation for the Carolinas	50,000	CA	PP
Frey Foundation	10,000	MI	PP
Fry Foundation, Lloyd A.	20,000	IL	O
Fry Foundation, Lloyd A.	20,000	IL	PP
Fund for New Jersey, The	50,000	NJ	O
Fund for New Jersey, The	50,000	NJ	O
Gap Foundation, The	25,000	NY	MS
Gates Foundation, Bill & Melinda	3000000	NY	PP
Gates Foundation, Bill & Melinda	75,000	WA	PP
General Service Foundation	10,000	CO	O
General Service Foundation	15,000	CO	PP
General Service Foundation	15,000	DC	NFP
General Service Foundation	15,000	DC	O
General Service Foundation	15,000	NY	O
General Service Foundation	15,000	NY	O
General Service Foundation	15,000	NY	O
General Service Foundation	15,000	PR	O
General Service Foundation	20,000	CA	O
General Service Foundation	20,000	DC	O
General Service Foundation	25,000	DC	NAF
General Service Foundation	25,000	DC	O
General Service Foundation	25,000	DC	O
General Service Foundation	25,000	DC	O
General Service Foundation	25,000	MA	O
General Service Foundation	30,000	NY	SI
General Service Foundation	35,000	CA	O
General Service Foundation	35,000	DC	O
General Service Foundation	40,000	VA	O
General Service Foundation	50,000	NY	AG
General Service Foundation	50,000	NY	O
General Service Foundation	70,000	DC	NFP
General Service Foundation	70,000	DC	RC
General Service Foundation	70,000	NJ	O
General Service Foundation	70,000	NY	O
General Service Foundation	80,000	DC	O
Gerbode Foundation, Wallace Alexander	15,000	DC	O
Gerbode Foundation, Wallace Alexander	15,000	NY	MS
Gerbode Foundation, Wallace Alexander	15,000	VA	O
Gerbode Foundation, Wallace Alexander	20,000	CA	O
Gerbode Foundation, Wallace Alexander	20,000	NY	PP
Gerbode Foundation, Wallace Alexander	25,000	CA	ACLU
Gerbode Foundation, Wallace Alexander	25,000	CA	O
Gerbode Foundation, Wallace Alexander	25,000	NY	O
Gerbode Foundation, Wallace Alexander	50,000	NC	O
Goldman Fund, Richard & Rhoda	10,000	NY	O
Goldman Fund, Richard & Rhoda	109,333	CA	O
Goldman Fund, Richard & Rhoda	109,333	DC	O
Goldman Fund, Richard & Rhoda	15,000	NY	O
Goldman Fund, Richard & Rhoda	150,000	NY	PP
Goldman Fund, Richard & Rhoda	17,500	CA	O
Goldman Fund, Richard & Rhoda	20,000	CA	O
Goldman Fund, Richard & Rhoda	20,000	CA	O
Goldman Fund, Richard & Rhoda	25,000	CA	O
Goldman Fund, Richard & Rhoda	30,000	CA	O
Goldman Fund, Richard & Rhoda	30,000	CA	PP
Goldman Fund, Richard & Rhoda	30,000	NY	PP
Goldman Fund, Richard & Rhoda	35,000	DC	NARAL
Goldman Fund, Richard & Rhoda	350,000	DC	NARAL
Goldman Fund, Richard & Rhoda	40,000	DC	O
Goldman Fund, Richard & Rhoda	45,000	NY	AG
Goldman Fund, Richard & Rhoda	50,000	NY	O
Goldman Fund, Richard & Rhoda	55,000	DC	O
Goldman Fund, Richard & Rhoda	60,000	DC	O
Goldman Fund, Richard & Rhoda	60,000	DC	RC
Goldman Fund, Richard & Rhoda	65,000	LA	O
Goldman Fund, Richard & Rhoda	75,000	DC	NAF
Goldman Fund, Richard & Rhoda	75,000	DC	O
Goldman Fund, Richard & Rhoda	75,000	NY	MS
Goldman Fund, Richard & Rhoda	75,000	NY	O
Goldsmith Foundation, Horace W.	100,000	PA	PP
Goldsmith Foundation, Horace W.	50,000	MA	O
Gottesman Fund, The	10,000	NY	O
Grable Foundation	50,000	PA	PP
Graham Fund, Philip L	25,000	MA	O
Graham Fund, Philip L	50,000	DC	O
Graham Fund, Philip L	50,000	DC	PP
Greater Kansas City Community Found., The	65,275	MO	PP
Greater Milwaukee Foundation	47,650	WI	PP
Green Fund, The, Inc.	20,000	NY	NARAL
Green Fund, The, Inc.	45,000	NY	NARAL
Guenther Foundation, Henry L.	50,000	CA	O
Gund Foundation, George, The	100,000	DC	O
Gund Foundation, George, The	150,000	NY	O
Gund Foundation, George, The	20,000	NY	O
Gund Foundation, George, The	25,000	NY	O
Gund Foundation, George, The	35,000	DC	RC
Gund Foundation, George, The	35,000	NJ	O
Gund Foundation, George, The	35,000	NY	ACLU
Gund Foundation, George, The	35,000	VA	O
Gund Foundation, George, The	50,000	CA	O
Gund Foundation, George, The	50,000	DC	O
Gund Foundation, George, The	50,000	NY	O
Gund Foundation, George, The	50,000	NY	PC
Gund Foundation, George, The	60,000	NY	MS
Gund Foundation, George, The	80,000	NY	O
Gund Foundation, George, The	90,000	NY	ACLU
Haas Fund, Walter and Elise	10,000	CA	PP
Halsell Foundation, Ewing, The	35,000	TX	PP
Harden Foundation	26,000	CA	PP
Harden Foundation	35,000	CA	PP
Harriman Foundation, Gladys and Roland	50,000	NY	PP
Harris Foundation, Irving, The	10,000	CO	PP
Harris Foundation, Irving, The	10,000	DC	NARAL
Harris Foundation, Irving, The	10,000	GA	O
Harris Foundation, Irving, The	10,000	IA	PP
Harris Foundation, Irving, The	25,000	DC	NAF
Harris Foundation, Irving, The	50,000	IL	PP
Hartford Foundation for Public Giving	170,786	CT	O
Hartford Foundation for Public Giving	20,000	CT	O
Hartford Foundation for Public Giving	50,000	CT	PP
Hawaii Community Foundation	10,000	HI	O
Hawaii Community Foundation	12,500	HI	O
Hawaii Community Foundation	25,000	HI	O
Hayden Foundation, Charles	10,000	NY	NARAL
Hayden Foundation, Charles	100,000	NY	PP
Hayden Foundation, Charles	75,000	NY	PP
Hewlett Foundation, William and Flora, The	1000000	NY	SI
Hewlett Foundation, William and Flora, The	1200000	DC	NFP
Hewlett Foundation, William and Flora, The	1400000	NC	O
Hewlett Foundation, William and Flora, The	200,000	WI	O
Hewlett Foundation, William and Flora, The	225,000	TX	O
Hewlett Foundation, William and Flora, The	300,000	CA	O
Hewlett Foundation, William and Flora, The	360,000	NY	O
Hewlett Foundation, William and Flora, The	500,000	VA	O
Hewlett Foundation, William and Flora, The	75,000	CA	O
Hewlett Foundation, William and Flora, The	75,000	CA	O
Hewlett Foundation, William and Flora, The	75,000	DC	O
Hewlett Foundation, William and Flora, The	75,000	NY	O
Hewlett Foundation, William and Flora, The	975,000	VA	O
Hilton Foundation, Conrad N.	50,000	CA	O
Hoover Foundation, The	40,000	OH	PP
Houston Endowment Inc.	90,000	NJ	O
HRK Foundation	40,000	MN	PP
Hudson-Webber Foundation	15,000	MI	PP
Hunter Trust, A. V.Inc.	100,000	CO	PP
Independence Foundation	120,000	PA	O
Independence Foundation	26,208	PA	O
Jacobs Family Foundation, Inc.	11,200	CA	PP
Jacobs Family Foundation, Inc.	50,000	NY	MS
Johnson Foundation, Robert Wood, The	248,121	NJ	O
Johnson Foundation, Robert Wood, The	277,793	RI	O
Johnson Foundation, Robert Wood, The	37,552	NY	O
Johnson Foundation, Robert Wood, The	45,333	NJ	PP
Johnson Foundation, Robert Wood, The	500,000	IN	O
Johnson Foundation, Robert Wood, The	689,980	DC	O
Joukowsky Family Foundation	10,000	RI	PP
Joukowsky Family Foundation	15,000	NY	PP
Kaiser Family Foundation, Henry J., The	18,000	DC	O
Kansas Health Foundation	10,000	KS	O
Kansas Health Foundation	100,000	KS	O
Kansas Health Foundation	100,000	KS	O
Kansas Health Foundation	100,000	KS	O
Kansas Health Foundation	108,035	KS	O
Kansas Health Foundation	13,783	KS	O
Kansas Health Foundation	13,784	KS	O
Kansas Health Foundation	22,500	KS	O
Kansas Health Foundation	47,411	KS	O
Kellogg Foundation, W. K.	11,198	MI	O
Kellogg Foundation, W. K.	25,000	DC	O
Kellogg Foundation, W. K.	50,000	DC	O
Kemper Foundation, William T.	50,000	MO	PP
Kiewit Foundation, Peter	41,500	NE	PP
Kiewit Foundation, Peter	75,000	IA	PP
Kiewit Foundation, Peter	75,000	NE	PP
Kiewit Foundation, Peter	75,000	NE	PP
Kimmel Foundation, Helen & Martin	35,000	NY	O
Kirbo Charitable Trust, Thomas and Irene	10,000	FL	PP
Kirby Foundation, F. M., Inc.	14,000	PA	PP
Kirby Foundation, F. M., Inc.	15,000	NC	PP
Kirby Foundation, F. M., Inc.	150,000	NY	PP
Kirby Foundation, F. M., Inc.	20,000	DC	O
Kirby Foundation, F. M., Inc.	50,000	DC	O
Kirby Foundation, F. M., Inc.	65,000	NJ	PP
Kleberg F., Robert J., Jr., and Helen C.	25,000	TX	PP
Kleberg F., Robert J., Jr., and Helen C.	55,000	TX	PP
Klingenstein Fund, Esther A. & Joseph, The.	20,000	NY	RC
Klingenstein Fund, Esther A. & Joseph, The.	25,000	NY	O
Klingenstein Fund, Esther A. & Joseph, The.	30,000	NY	AG
Klingenstein Fund, Esther A. & Joseph, The.	30,000	NY	O
Klingenstein Fund, Esther A. & Joseph, The.	35,000	DC	O
Klingenstein Fund, Esther A. & Joseph, The.	50,000	NY	O
Kresge Foundation, The	350,000	MI	PP
Lattner Foundation, Forrest C., Inc.	15,000	FL	PP
Lattner Foundation, Forrest C., Inc.	15,000	KS	PP
Lattner Foundation, Forrest C., Inc.	15,000	MO	PP
Lattner Foundation, Forrest C., Inc.	25,000	NY	O
Lauder Foundation, The, Inc.	30,000	DC	NARAL
Laurel Foundation	15,000	PA	O
Laurel Foundation	30,000	PA	O
Laurel Foundation	40,000	NY	PP
Laurel Foundation	50,000	PA	O
Libra Foundation	10,000	ME	O
Libra Foundation	10,000	ME	O
Lilly Endowment Inc.	225,000	IN	PP
Longwood Foundation, Inc.	10,000	DE	O
Longwood Foundation, Inc.	150,000	DE	PP
Mabee Found., J. E. and L. E., The, Inc.	15,165	OK	O
MacArthur Found., John D. and Catherine T.	100,000	NY	MS
MacArthur Found., John D. and Catherine T.	25,000	MA	O
MacArthur Found., John D. and Catherine T.	500,000	NY	O
Marin Community Foundation	25,000	NY	MS
Marin Community Foundation	55,000	CA	PP
Martin Foundation, The, Inc.	10,000	KY	PP
Martin Foundation, The, Inc.	10,000	NY	O
Martin Foundation, The, Inc.	15,000	MN	PP
Martin Foundation, The, Inc.	21,000	DC	RC
Martin Foundation, The, Inc.	25,000	DC	NARAL
May Department Stores Company Found, The	10,000	PA	O
May Department Stores Company Found, The	21,000	NY	NOW
McCabe Foundation, B. C.	25,000	CA	O
McCormick F., Chauncey and Marion Deering	10,000	FL	PP
McCormick F., Chauncey and Marion Deering	10,000	IL	PP
McCormick Tribune Foundation, Robert R.	10,000	FL	PP
McCormick Tribune Foundation, Robert R.	200,000	FL	O
McCormick Tribune Foundation, Robert R.	200,000	FL	O
McCormick Tribune Foundation, Robert R.	25,000	AZ	O
McElroy Trust, R. J.	10,000	IA	PP
McGregor Fund	37,000	MI	PP
Meadows Foundation, The, Inc.	139,655	TX	PP
Meadows Foundation, The, Inc.	225,000	TX	O
Meadows Foundation, The, Inc.	500,000	TX	O
Meadows Foundation, The, Inc.	60,000	TX	PP
Medtronic Foundation, The	15,000	MN	PP
Mellon Foundation, Andrew W., The	1000000	NY	PC
Mellon Foundation, Richard King	75,000	PA	PP
Merck Fund, John, The	100,000	DC	NAF
Merck Fund, John, The	100,000	DC	NARAL
Merck Fund, John, The	100,000	NY	O
Merck Fund, John, The	100,000	NY	O
Merck Fund, John, The	100,000	NY	PP
Merck Fund, John, The	100,000	VA	O
Merck Fund, John, The	100,000	VA	O
Merck Fund, John, The	125,000	NY	O
Merck Fund, John, The	30,000	PR	O
Merck Fund, John, The	35,000	NY	O
Merck Fund, John, The	40,000	DC	O
Merck Fund, John, The	50,000	DC	NAF
Merck Fund, John, The	50,000	DC	O
Merck Fund, John, The	50,000	MA	O
Merck Fund, John, The	50,000	MA	O
Merck Fund, John, The	50,000	NC	O
Merck Fund, John, The	50,000	NY	O
Merck Fund, John, The	60,000	NY	AG
Merck Fund, John, The	60,000	NY	O
Merck Fund, John, The	71,700	NY	O
Merck Fund, John, The	75,000	NY	O
Merck Fund, John, The	75,000	NY	O
Merck Fund, John, The	75,000	VA	O
Meyer Foundation, Eugene and Agnes E. Meyer	25,000	DC	O
Meyer Foundation, Eugene and Agnes E. Meyer	35,195	DC	O
Meyer Memorial Trust	175,000	DC	O
Milken Family Foundation, The	12,500	CA	PP
Milwaukee Foundation	50,000	WI	PP
Monterey Fund, Inc.	10,700	NY	NARAL
Moriah Fund	20,000	DC	O
Moriah Fund	25,000	DC	O
Moriah Fund	25,000	DC	RC
Moriah Fund	25,000	NJ	O
Moriah Fund	25,000	NY	SI
Moriah Fund	30,000	CA	O
Moriah Fund	30,000	DC	NFP
Moriah Fund	30,000	NY	MS
Moriah Fund	30,000	DC	CFC
Moriah Fund	35,000	DC	O
Moriah Fund	40,000	DC	NAF
Moriah Fund	40,000	DC	NARAL
Moriah Fund	40,000	DC	O
Moriah Fund	40,000	DC	PP
Moriah Fund	40,000	NY	NOW
Moriah Fund	50,000	DC	PP
Moriah Fund	50,000	NY	AG
Motorola Foundation	10,000	NY	MS
Mott Foundation, Charles Stewart	145,000	NY	O
Mott Foundation, Charles Stewart	29,245	IN	O
Mott Foundation, Charles Stewart	300,000	DC	O
Mott Foundation, Charles Stewart	50,000	DC	O
Mott Foundation, Charles Stewart	70,000	DC	O
Needmor Fund, The	10,000	AR	O
New York Community Trust, The	10,000	NY	O
New York Community Trust, The	60,000	NY	O
New York Foundation	35,000	NY	O
Nord Family Foundation, The	71,797	SC	O
Norfolk Foundation, The	30,000	VA	PP
Noyes Foundation, Jessie Smith, Inc.	10,000	AK	O
Noyes Foundation, Jessie Smith, Inc.	10,000	MA	RC
Noyes Foundation, Jessie Smith, Inc.	15,000	DC	O
Noyes Foundation, Jessie Smith, Inc.	15,000	NJ	RC
Noyes Foundation, Jessie Smith, Inc.	20,000	CO	O
Noyes Foundation, Jessie Smith, Inc.	20,000	IL	O
Noyes Foundation, Jessie Smith, Inc.	20,000	WA	O
Noyes Foundation, Jessie Smith, Inc.	25,000	TX	O
Noyes Foundation, Jessie Smith, Inc.	30,000	NY	SI
Noyes Foundation, Jessie Smith, Inc.	50,000	MA	O
Noyes Foundation, Jessie Smith, Inc.	50,000	MA	O
Noyes Foundation, Jessie Smith, Inc.	50,000	MA	O
Noyes Foundation, Jessie Smith, Inc.	50,000	WA	O
Noyes Foundation, Jessie Smith, Inc.	55,000	CA	O
Noyes Foundation, Jessie Smith, Inc.	60,000	CA	O
Noyes Foundation, Jessie Smith, Inc.	60,000	DC	RC
Noyes Foundation, Jessie Smith, Inc.	60,000	ID	O
Noyes Foundation, Jessie Smith, Inc.	60,000	NY	ACLU
Noyes Foundation, Jessie Smith, Inc.	60,000	NY	MS
Noyes Foundation, Jessie Smith, Inc.	60,000	NY	O
Noyes Foundation, Jessie Smith, Inc.	60,000	PR	O
Noyes Memorial F., Nicholas H. Noyes, Jr.	20,000	IN	PP
Oak Foundation, U.S.A., The	12,500	MA	O
Offield Family Foundation, The	150,000	MI	PP
Offield Family Foundation, The	250,000	IL	PP
Omaha Community Foundation	13,100	NE	PP
Open Society Institute	100,000	DC	CFC
Open Society Institute	100,000	DC	O
Open Society Institute	100,000	DC	O
Open Society Institute	100,000	NY	NOW
Open Society Institute	100,000	NY	SI
Open Society Institute	125,000	DC	RC
Open Society Institute	125,000	SC	O
Open Society Institute	15,000	NY	O
Open Society Institute	15,000	PR	O
Open Society Institute	150,000	CA	O
Open Society Institute	150,000	NY	ACLU
Open Society Institute	150,000	PA	O
Open Society Institute	150,000	VA	O
Open Society Institute	165,000	DC	O
Open Society Institute	200,000	DC	NAF
Open Society Institute	200,000	DC	NARAL
Open Society Institute	200,000	DC	NARAL
Open Society Institute	200,000	NY	MS
Open Society Institute	200,000	NY	O
Open Society Institute	200,000	NY	PP
Open Society Institute	215,000	NY	O
Open Society Institute	25,000	NC	O
Open Society Institute	250,000	DC	O
Open Society Institute	30,000	NJ	O
Open Society Institute	35,000	DC	O
Open Society Institute	35,000	MA	O
Open Society Institute	50,000	DC	NFP
Open Society Institute	50,000	MA	O
Open Society Institute	50,000	NY	O
Open Society Institute	50,000	NY	O
Open Society Institute	50,000	SD	O
Open Society Institute	50,000	VA	O
Open Society Institute	75,000	NY	NARAL
Open Society Institute	75,000	NY	O
Open Society Institute	75,000	NY	O
Open Society Institute	94,000	NY	AG
Oregon Community Foundation, The	21,243	OR	PP
Overbrook Foundation, The	100,000	NY	NARAL
Overbrook Foundation, The	135,000	NY	PP
Overbrook Foundation, The	24,600	NY	O
Overbrook Foundation, The	25,000	DC	RC
Overbrook Foundation, The	25,000	NY	O
Overbrook Foundation, The	75,000	NY	O
Packard Foundation, David and Lucile, The	10,000	NY	O
Packard Foundation, David and Lucile, The	100,000	NY	O
Packard Foundation, David and Lucile, The	1000000	NY	SI
Packard Foundation, David and Lucile, The	10000000	DC	NARAL
Packard Foundation, David and Lucile, The	11,000	DC	NARAL
Packard Foundation, David and Lucile, The	111,350	DC	PP
Packard Foundation, David and Lucile, The	1200000	DC	NAF
Packard Foundation, David and Lucile, The	1200000	NY	AG
Packard Foundation, David and Lucile, The	150,000	VA	O
Packard Foundation, David and Lucile, The	1500000	VA	O
Packard Foundation, David and Lucile, The	2200000	CA	O
Packard Foundation, David and Lucile, The	250,000	MA	O
Packard Foundation, David and Lucile, The	27,125	NC	O
Packard Foundation, David and Lucile, The	30,000	CA	O
Packard Foundation, David and Lucile, The	300,000	CA	O
Packard Foundation, David and Lucile, The	300,000	NJ	O
Packard Foundation, David and Lucile, The	318,025	DC	PP
Packard Foundation, David and Lucile, The	400,000	CA	O
Packard Foundation, David and Lucile, The	450,000	VA	O
Packard Foundation, David and Lucile, The	48,000	NY	AG
Packard Foundation, David and Lucile, The	48,700	NY	AG
Packard Foundation, David and Lucile, The	50,000	CA	O
Packard Foundation, David and Lucile, The	50,000	DC	O
Packard Foundation, David and Lucile, The	50,000	DC	O
Packard Foundation, David and Lucile, The	50,000	DC	O
Packard Foundation, David and Lucile, The	50,000	NY	O
Packard Foundation, David and Lucile, The	50,000	NY	O
Packard Foundation, David and Lucile, The	50,000	NY	SI
Packard Foundation, David and Lucile, The	500,000	CA	PP
Packard Foundation, David and Lucile, The	60,000	DC	NFP
Packard Foundation, David and Lucile, The	60,000	DC	O
Packard Foundation, David and Lucile, The	600,000	CA	PP
Packard Foundation, David and Lucile, The	750,000	DC	O
Packard Foundation, David and Lucile, The	824,651	CA	O
Packard Foundation, David and Lucile, The	88,000	NY	AG
Packard Foundation, David and Lucile, The	95,000	NY	O
Park Foundation, Inc.	25,000	NY	O
Park Foundation, Inc.	30,000	DC	PP
Parsons Foundation, Mary Morton, The	25,000	VA	PP
Payne Found., Frank E. Payne and Seba B.	10,000	PA	PP
Peninsula Community Foundation	10,000	CA	PP
Peninsula Community Foundation	100,000	CA	PP
Peninsula Community Foundation	12,500	CA	O
Peninsula Community Foundation	400,000	CA	PP
Peninsula Community Foundation	54,789	CA	O
Penn Foundation, William, The	200,000	PA	O
Penn Foundation, William, The	27,500	NJ	PP
Penn Foundation, William, The	543,527	PA	O
Pennington Foundation, Irene W. & C. B.	25,000	LA	PP
Pettit Foundation, Jane Bradley	150,000	WI	PP
Pew Charitable Trusts	110,000	PA	PP
Pew Charitable Trusts	120,000	PA	PP
Pew Charitable Trusts	240,000	PA	PP
Pew Charitable Trusts	30,000	PA	PP
Philadelphia Foundation, The	14,126	PA	PP
Philadelphia Foundation, The	32,000	PA	PP
Phillips Family Found., Jay and Rose, The	12,500	MN	NARAL
Phillips Family Found., Jay and Rose, The	15,000	MN	O
Phillips Family Found., Jay and Rose, The	20,000	MN	O
Phillips Family Found., Jay and Rose, The	25,000	MN	O
Phillips Family Found., Jay and Rose, The	30,000	MN	O
Phillips Family Found., Jay and Rose, The	50,000	MN	PP
Picower Foundation, The	20,000	NY	PP
Picower Foundation, The	250,000	DC	NARAL
Picower Foundation, The	62,500	FL	PP
Pittsburgh Foundation, The	10,000	PA	O
Pittsburgh Foundation, The	10,000	PA	O
Polk Bros. Foundation, Inc.	20,000	IL	O
Polk Bros. Foundation, Inc.	30,000	IL	PP
Prospect Hill Foundation, The, Inc.	25,000	NY	O
Prospect Hill Foundation, The, Inc.	35,000	NY	AG
Public Welfare Foundation, Inc.	50,000	MS	O
Public Welfare Foundation, Inc.	50,000	NE	O
Reese Health Trust, Michael	25,000	IL	PP
Reese Health Trust, Michael	50,000	IL	O
Reese Health Trust, Michael	50,000	IL	O
Reynolds Foundation, Z. Smith, Inc.	100,000	NC	O
Reynolds Foundation, Z. Smith, Inc.	25,000	NC	O
Reynolds Foundation, Z. Smith, Inc.	25,000	NC	O
Reynolds Foundation, Z. Smith, Inc.	50,000	NC	PP
RGK Foundation	20,000	MS	O
Rhode Island Foundation, The	15,972	RI	PP
Rhode Island Foundation, The	25,000	RI	O
Rhode Island Foundation, The	50,000	RI	PP
Richardson Foundation, Smith, Inc.	217,885	MN	O
Riley Foundation, Mabele Louis, The	50,000	MA	O
Rockefeller Foundation, The	100,000	MD	O
San Francisco Foundation, The	11,500	WA	PP
San Francisco Foundation, The	12,800	CA	O
San Francisco Foundation, The	13,500	CA	PP
San Francisco Foundation, The	13,500	DC	NARAL
San Francisco Foundation, The	15,000	CA	PP
San Francisco Foundation, The	23,750	CA	PP
San Francisco Foundation, The	25,000	CA	O
San Francisco Foundation, The	77,500	DC	O
Santa Barbara Foundation	26,000	CA	PP
Santa Barbara Foundation	40,000	CA	PP
Sarkeys Foundation	30,000	OK	O
Schapiro Fund, Morris and Alma, The	20,000	NY	PP
Scherman Foundation, The, Inc.	100,000	NY	O
Scherman Foundation, The, Inc.	25,000	CO	PP
Scherman Foundation, The, Inc.	25,000	NY	O
Scherman Foundation, The, Inc.	40,000	CA	O
Scherman Foundation, The, Inc.	50,000	DC	NAF
Scherman Foundation, The, Inc.	50,000	NY	O
Scherman Foundation, The, Inc.	60,000	DC	CFC
Scherman Foundation, The, Inc.	60,000	DC	NFP
Scherman Foundation, The, Inc.	60,000	VA	O
Scherman Foundation, The, Inc.	70,000	NY	PP
Schwab Foundation, Charles and Helen	50,000	CA	PP
Schwab Foundation, Charles and Helen	85,000	CA	O
Second Foundation	50,000	OH	O
Smith Fund, George D., Inc.	600,000	NY	PP
Stanley Foundation, Theodore & Vada	25,000	OR	O
Stark Community Foundation, Inc.	26,000	OH	PP
Starr Foundation, The	150,000	NY	PP
Starr Foundation, The	20,000	DC	PP
Starr Foundation, The	20,000	NY	PP
Starr Foundation, The	225,000	NY	O
Starr Foundation, The	60,000	DC	PP
State Farm Companies Foundation	200,000	TX	O
State Street Foundation	10,000	MA	O
Stewart Trust, Alexander and Margaret	150,000	DC	O
Stewart Trust, Alexander and Margaret	50,000	DC	O
Stewart Trust, Alexander and Margaret	55,000	DC	O
Summit Charitable Foundation, The, Inc.	50,000	DC	CFC
Swalm Foundation	20,000	TX	PP
Target Foundation	10,000	MN	O
Target Foundation	18,000	MN	PP
Tiger Foundation	190,000	NY	O
Trexler Trust, Harry C.	15,000	PA	O
Turner Foundation, Inc.	15,000	GA	O
Turner Foundation, Inc.	15,000	MT	O
Turner Foundation, Inc.	1747227	NY	PP
Turner Foundation, Inc.	20,000	MT	O
Turner Foundation, Inc.	25,000	GA	NARAL
Turner Foundation, Inc.	30,000	GA	O
Turner Foundation, Inc.	30,000	MT	PP
Turner Foundation, Inc.	31,394	MD	O
Turner Foundation, Inc.	50,000	CO	PP
Turner Foundation, Inc.	50,000	DC	O
Turner Foundation, Inc.	50,000	DC	O
Turner Foundation, Inc.	50,000	DC	RC
Turner Foundation, Inc.	50,000	NY	SI
Turner Foundation, Inc.	60,000	DC	NAF
Turner Foundation, Inc.	75,000	DC	CFC
Turner Foundation, Inc.	75,000	SC	O
Turner Foundation, Inc.	75,000	NM	PP
Turner Foundation, Inc.	75,250	GA	PP
Turner Foundation, Inc.	753,300	GA	O
Turner Foundation, Inc.	80,000	DC	O
UPS Foundation, The	23,200	NY	O
van Ameringen Foundation, H.	20,000	NY	PP
Verizon Foundation	10,000	DC	O
Wallis Foundation	25,000	CA	PP
Walton Family Foundation, Inc.	20,000	GA	O
Wasserman Foundation	10,000	CA	O
Wasserman Foundation	15,000	CA	PP
Wasserman Foundation	35,000	VA	O
Wean Foundation, Raymond John, The	10,000	OH	PP
Wean Foundation, Raymond John, The	15,000	PA	PP
Wean Foundation, Raymond John, The	33,425	OH	PP
Whirlpool Foundation	10,000	NY	MS
Wiener Foundation, Malcolm Hewitt, Inc.	30,000	NY	PP
Winnick Foundation, Gary and Karen, The	25,000	CA	O
Wood-Claeyssens Foundation	15,000	CA	O
Woods Charitable Fund, Inc.	35,000	NE	PP
Total	95,605,000	US

Table 7

The Most Offensive Grants of 2000

These are the most offensive grants by U.S. foundations for use in the United States in terms of grant usages–not in terms of grant sizes.

Clark Foundation, Robert Sterling, Inc. $100,000

To Feminist Majority Foundation, Arlington, VA, for Research and Investigative Unit to gather information on anti-choice organizations and extremists and assist law enforcement agencies in combating anti-choice violence. There isn’t any such thing.

Clark Foundation, Robert Sterling, Inc. $51,000

To Family Planning Advocates of New York State, Albany, NY, for research on government support for religiously-affiliated health care systems, costs and benefits to public, and policy options. That is, to deny government funding to close-down Catholic hospitals that won’t kill babies.

Clark Foundation, Robert Sterling, Inc. $85,000

To National Womens Law Center, DC, for reproductive rights-related activities, including legislative and public policy analysis and public education, and expansion of new initiative designed to fight health-care-provider mergers that would result in discontinuation of reproductive health care “services”. That is, to deny government funding to close-down Catholic hospitals that won’t kill babies.

Clark Foundation, Robert Sterling, Inc. $70,000

To American Civil Liberties Union Foundation. For litigation, legal analysis, public education, and assistance to ACLU affiliates, aimed at protecting access to abortion and family planning services.

Dyson Foundation $38,000

To Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice, DC, to organize and educate clergy to oppose merger between secular and religiously sponsored hospitals so that abortions would not be discontinued in the secular hospitals.

Ford Foundation, The $350,000

To Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice Educational Fund, for general support to educate and mobilize clergy and other religious individuals and communities around reproductive rights. DC.

Gund Foundation, George, The $90,000

To American Civil Liberties Union Foundation, NYC, NY, for training program on resisting religious restrictions on reproductive rights.

Merck Fund, John, The $50,000

To Abortion Access Project, Cambridge, MA, to establish New England Midlevel Training Consortium, which will train midwives and nurse practitioners to “perform” first-trimester surgical abortion and then link them with medical practices in states that allow midlevel health practitioners to provide these “services”. That is, to raise-up new abortionists.

Merck Fund, John, The $60,000

To Long Island College Hospital, Brooklyn, NY, to develop training program in medical and surgical abortions integrated into family practice health center.

Noyes Foundation, Jessie Smith, Inc. $20,000

To Aradia Womens Health Center, Seattle, WA, for Physician Residency Training Program in abortion “services” serving Northwest region.

Turner Foundation, Inc. $60,000

To MS. Foundation for Women, NYC, NY, for Reproductive Rights Coalition and Organizing Fund to build grassroots activism and promote collaboration at state level to influence reproductive health and rights policies through grantmaking, convening and technical assistance.

Turner Foundation, Inc. $15,000

To Feminist Womens Health Center, Atlanta, GA, for Young Women’s Leadership Program that engages young women in educational, advocacy and organizational programs designed to assist them in becoming leaders in reproductive rights movement.

Turner Foundation, Inc. $20,000

To American Medical Women’s Association, Alexandria, VA, for Reproductive Health Initiative to increase capacity of medical schools to provide instruction and training in areas of reproductive health (also called killing babies).