| endowment | - $9,838,198,000 · 30 June 2022
Earlier figures (2)- $10,028,480,000 · 30 June 2021
- $6,882,707,803 · 30 June 2020
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| total revenue | Earlier figures (12)- $5,877,363,039 · 2023
- $6,503,011,003 · 2022
- $6,105,457,911 · 2021
- $5,126,693,316 · 2020
- $5,001,986,844 · 2019
- $5,023,263,037 · 2018
- $4,700,356,619 · 2017
- $4,369,242,548 · 2016
- $4,351,368,015 · 2015
- $4,368,738,915 · 2014
- $3,372,319,847 · 2013
- $3,380,591,488 · 2012
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| total assets | Earlier figures (12)- $17,336,489,402 · 2023
- $17,439,114,941 · 2022
- $17,400,544,171 · 2021
- $11,179,645,967 · 30 June 2020
- $13,646,556,749 · 2019
- $13,318,967,667 · 2018
- $12,816,316,557 · 2017
- $12,369,905,113 · 2016
- $12,669,538,763 · 2015
- $12,498,894,139 · 2014
- $11,506,007,674 · 2013
- $10,900,413,000 · 2012
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| donations | Earlier figures (12)- $617,653,886 · 2023
- $696,997,589 · 2022
- $660,310,439 · 2021
- $511,045,032 · 2020
- $420,726,543 · 2019
- $437,550,675 · 2018
- $605,956,875 · 2017
- $510,356,488 · 2016
- $584,510,026 · 2015
- $842,647,482 · 2014
- $478,613,388 · 2013
- $672,276,000 · 2012
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| funder | - Open Society Foundations · prize money: $150,000 · award rationale: to support the Global Strategic Litigation Council for Refugee Rights to empower civil society globally – and in particular across the Global South – to conduct coordinated strategic litigation and other legal strategies that advance the protection of migrants, including refugees, and extend protection to those displaced by climate change · 2023
- Open Society Foundations · prize money: $100,000 · award rationale: to support the Cornell Center for the Death Penalty Worldwide's research, awareness raising and peer learning on the death penalty · 2021
- Open Society Foundations · prize money: $64,600 · award rationale: to support the Global Strategic Litigation Council for Refugee Rights, a project of the Grantee, to disseminate creative legal and policy responses, legal empowerment strategies and solutions from different jurisdictions to advance protections for refugees and forcibly displaced communities · 2021
- Open Society Foundations · prize money: $65,000 · award rationale: to support the Cornell Center for the Death Penalty Worldwide to strengthen intersectional advocacy on women facing the death penalty by fostering new alliances between death penalty activists and the gender rights movement · 2019
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