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Grants awarded

Who does Foundation for Opioid Response Efforts fund?

Foundation for Opioid Response Efforts has awarded $40 million across 362 grants to 123 grantees between 2019 and 2024. Its giving concentrates in health care. Its typical grant is $74,677, with most between $33,750 and $135,000.

Total awarded
$39.6M
Typical grant
$75K
Grantees
123
Grants
362
Years
2019–2024

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Organizations this funder supports

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

100 of 123 grantees
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Grantee Total receivedGrantsYearsLatestState Follow
U University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center $1.4M52021–20242024— —
M Morgan County Partnership INC $1.4M52021–20242024WV
Emergency Medicine Foundation $1.3M82019–20242024TX
The Denver Health and Hospitals Foundation $1.3M52021–20242024CO
National Indian Youth Leadership Development Project INC $1.3M42021–20242024NM
N National Academy for State Health Policy $1.3M82020–20242024— —
U University of South Florida $1.2M52021–20242024— —
Public Health Institute $1.1M92019–20242024CA
The Rand Corporation $1.0M92020–20242024CA
Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma INC $1.0M32022–20242024OK
Sesame Workshop $757K42023–20242024NY
U University of Washington Office of Sponsored Programs $675K32021–20242024— —
U University of Washington $675K22022–20232023WA
Equal Justice Works $664K42020–20242024DC
Mountain Area Health Education Center INC $648K32019–20212021NC
Friends Research Institute INC $622K52021–20242024MD
T Temple University $600K42021–20242024— —
A Allegheny Health Network $600K42019–20222022— —
University of Maryland Baltimore Foundation INC $600K52019–20232023MD
U University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill $599K42021–20242024NC
U University of North Dakota $598K42019–20232023— —
University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Foundation INC $591K42021–20242024MA
C Cabin Creek Health Systems $582K32019–20212021— —
M Massachusetts General Hospital $581K42019–20222022— —
The Urban Institute $571K42019–20222022DC
B Brown University of Providence $564K42021–20242024— —
Thomas Jefferson University $541K42019–20222022PA
H Housing Works INC $540K32019–20212021— —
U University of Houston $515K42022–20242024— —
Bipartisan Policy Center INC $467K52020–20242024DC
Legal Action Center of the City of New York INC $452K52020–20242024NY
University of Kentucky Research Foundation $447K42022–20242024KY
Foundation for Healthy Communities $440K32019–20232023NH
Healthy Alaska Natives Foundation $432K32019–20212021AK
Trustees of Tufts College $428K32021–20232023MA
U University of Alabama at Birmingham $410K42019–20232023— —
The Medical College of Wisconsin INC $405K22022–20232023WI
R Regents of the University of Ca San Francisco $396K22022–20232023— —
U University of California San Francisco $396K220242024— —
G Georgia Institute of Technology $396K42021–20242024GA
I Individual recipient $386K32019–20212021— —
Henry Ford Health System $348K22020–20212021MI
R Rutgers the State University of NJ $344K42020–20232023— —
Healthy Schools Campaign $335K42022–20242024IL
N NYU Grossman School of Medicine $317K42020–20232023— —
H Hektoen Institute of Medicine $312K22022–20232023— —
Y Yale University $301K62020–20242024— —
R Rutgers the State University of New Jersey $281K32019–20212021— —
A Agency for Substance Abuse Prevention $274K42021–20242024AL
Montefiore Medical Center $229K32021–20232023NY
A American Academy of Pediatrics $225K22023–20242024— —
U University of Arizona $216K32020–20222022— —
H Health Affairs $210K220242024— —
U University of Rhode Island $205K22023–20242024— —
U University of California - San Francisco $198K120212021— —
University of Southern California $197K22023–20242024CA
I Individual recipient $180K22021–20222022— —
M Medical College of Wisconsin- Marquette Medical Alumni Assoc $177K22021–20242024— —
The Addiction Policy Forum $175K42020–20212021MD
N Nasem $165K22022–20232023— —
F Faces and Voices of Recovery Upstate $153K42022–20242024— —
Holler Harm Reduction $153K42022–20242024NC
J Jewish Family Service of Atlantic County INC $146K32021–20242024— —
C Center for African American Recovery Development-Fiscal Agent Nora $136K42022–20242024— —
Amistades INC $135K32022–20242024AZ
A Addiction Recovery Coalition of New Hampshire $135K32023–20242024NH
My Fathers House Nashville $135K42022–20242024TN
A Avivo $135K32023–20242024— —
Simply Hope Family Outreach INC $135K32022–20242024ID
Center for Counseling & Consultation $135K32023–20242024KS
Mountain Top Cares Coalition INC $135K42022–20242024NY
Health Brigade $135K32023–20242024VA
Baltimore Safe Haven $135K32023–20242024MD
Justice Access Support and Solutions for Health $135K32022–20242024NM
Coweta Force $135K32022–20242024GA
F Formerly Incarcerated Transitions Clinic Program - Fiscal Sponsor Vote $135K32022–20242024— —
N National Academies of Sciences Engineering and Medicine $135K120212021— —
Meta House INC $135K32023–20242024WI
I Individual recipient $135K42022–20242024— —
T The H E L P USA Fund INC $135K120242024— —
V Voices of Community Activists & Leaders-Vocal-NY-INC $134K32023–20242024— —
Indiana University Foundation $133K120242024IN
C Chicago Recovering Communities Coalition $132K32022–20242024IL
F Foundation for Healthy Communitites $128K120212021— —
J Johns Hopkins University $127K120242024— —
M Michigan State University $125K120192019— —
H Henry Ford Health Systems $118K22022–20232023— —
N National Council for Mental Wellbeing $118K120242024— —
T The National Academy for State Health Policy $111K120192019— —
F Frederick County Div of Fire & Rescue Services $101K22023–20242024— —
J Jewish Family Service $101K22022–20232023— —
T The Health and Reentry Project (fiscal Sponsor Goodnation Foundation) $101K120242024— —
University of Pittsburgh $98K32020–20222022PA
B Boston Children's Hospital $91K120242024— —
I Illinois Association of Free and Charitable Clinics $89K62019–20222022— —
Research Triangle Institute $89K22021–20222022NC
University of Miami $75K32020–20222022FL
Association of Maternal and Child Health Programs $75K120242024DC
Ballad Health $74K22020–20212021TN
Opportunity Labs Foundation INC $70K120242024NJ

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