| endowment | - $3,856,807,673 · 30 June 2022
Earlier figures (2)- $3,967,324,293 · 30 June 2021
- $2,068,859,860 · 30 June 2020
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| total revenue | Earlier figures (13)- $1,881,828,034 · 2023
- $1,976,389,642 · 2022
- $1,962,040,329 · 2021
- $1,850,131,561 · 2020
- $1,643,363,312 · 2019
- $1,526,822,729 · 2018
- $2,177,355,410 · 2017
- $1,428,661,731 · 2016
- $1,345,684,240 · 2015
- $1,272,756,554 · 2014
- $1,231,733,839 · 2013
- $1,186,029,791 · 2012
- $1,153,711,410 · 2011
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| total assets | Earlier figures (13)- $6,841,480,872 · 2023
- $6,497,771,735 · 2022
- $6,284,436,792 · 2021
- $4,737,719,181 · 30 June 2020
- $4,402,305,882 · 2019
- $4,067,622,368 · 2018
- $3,781,707,782 · 2017
- $3,905,199,493 · 2016
- $3,042,995,825 · 2015
- $2,849,099,580 · 2014
- $2,587,518,108 · 2013
- $2,362,606,939 · 2012
- $2,276,264,220 · 2011
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| donations | Earlier figures (13)- $711,410,210 · 2023
- $741,288,509 · 2022
- $913,966,188 · 2021
- $615,553,392 · 2020
- $551,949,360 · 2019
- $536,663,044 · 2018
- $513,171,107 · 2017
- $576,147,639 · 2016
- $508,112,330 · 2015
- $499,287,173 · 2014
- $513,377,037 · 2013
- $508,148,955 · 2012
- $441,715,065 · 2011
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| funder | - Open Society Foundations · prize money: $40,000 · award rationale: to support the Human Rights Technology Program of the Center for Human Rights Science at Carnegie Mellon University · 2020
- Open Society Foundations · prize money: $80,000 · award rationale: To support the Center for Human Rights Science to continue exploration and documentation of emerging technologies, and build an evaluation framework for human rights impact of technology. · 2019
- Open Society Foundations · prize money: $100,000 · award rationale: To support the Center for Human Rights Science at Carnegie Mellon University to use emerging technologies to advance accountability, transparency and justice in human rights investigations · 2017
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