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Who does Priory Fund fund?

Priory Fund has awarded $3.2 million across 36 grants to 22 organizations between 2020 and 2023. Its giving concentrates in international. Its typical grant is $50,000, with most between $25,000 and $100,000. Repeat grantees receive a median $75,000 versus $40,000 for first-time grantees.

Total awarded
$3.2M
Typical grant
$50K
Grantees
22
Grants
36
Years
2020–2023

Organizations this funder supports

Each grantee's funding from this organization, summed across all reported years. Largest first — click any column to re-sort.

22 of 22 grantees
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Grantee Total receivedGrantsYearsLatestState Follow
S Stanford University $1.1M32021–20232023
Fund for Global Human Rights $500K42020–20232023DC
C Calm $250K42020–20232023
T The Family Service Agency $210K32020–20232023
Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital Foundation $200K22021–20222022CA
Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital $150K120202020CA
U University of Califorina Regents $150K22022–20232023
U University of California Santa Barbara $125K120202020CA
U University of California Regents $100K120212021
Direct Relief $60K120222022CA
M Medecins Sans Frontieres (msf Usa) $60K120222022
Foodbank of Santa Barbara County $50K120202020CA
Santa Barbara Foundation $50K120202020CA
Human Rights Watch INC $50K22020–20212021NY
Y Yale University School of Management $40K22021–20222022
U United Way of Santa Barbara $30K120212021
Ventura County Community Foundation $25K120202020CA
W Workmoney Foundation INC $25K120232023WI
L Leland Stanford Junior University $25K120212021
Y Yale University $20K120232023
A Article 3 Org $20K120232023
Working America Education Fund $10K120202020DC

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