| endowment | - $41,383,300,000 · 30 June 2022
Earlier figures (2)- $42,282,900,000 · 30 June 2021
- $31,201,686,000 · 30 June 2020
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| total revenue | Earlier figures (13)- $6,315,023,788 · 2023
- $7,410,414,729 · 2022
- $7,616,500,018 · 2021
- $5,595,177,145 · 2020
- $5,551,534,852 · 2019
- $5,089,937,007 · 2018
- $4,678,330,813 · 2017
- $4,807,997,730 · 2016
- $5,461,672,525 · 2015
- $4,477,633,568 · 2014
- $3,688,471,185 · 2013
- $3,627,023,737 · 2012
- $3,488,705,694 · 2011
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| total assets | Earlier figures (13)- $54,308,947,172 · 2023
- $54,599,818,948 · 2022
- $56,104,600,801 · 2021
- $44,696,382,000 · 30 June 2020
- $40,533,606,066 · 2019
- $39,065,768,707 · 2018
- $36,620,475,385 · 2017
- $34,103,002,387 · 2016
- $34,133,509,535 · 2015
- $32,031,841,267 · 2014
- $28,911,175,542 · 2013
- $28,321,347,357 · 2012
- $27,801,734,697 · 2011
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| donations | Earlier figures (13)- $1,328,427,356 · 2023
- $1,427,195,501 · 2022
- $1,680,260,285 · 2021
- $1,356,612,031 · 2020
- $1,312,238,680 · 2019
- $1,024,899,090 · 2018
- $1,080,694,163 · 2017
- $963,188,552 · 2016
- $910,761,374 · 2015
- $878,354,797 · 2014
- $846,509,395 · 2013
- $863,987,731 · 2012
- $1,239,645,403 · 2011
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| funder | - Open Society Foundations · prize money: $199,998 · award rationale: to provide analysis of extensive open source and commercial satellite imagery of Russia's atrocities in Ukraine to civil society organizations working to ensure accountability for these crimes · 2023
- Open Society Foundations · prize money: $44,000 · award rationale: to support the Grantee's work in undertaking research towards the development of the UN CESCR General Comment on drugs policies · 2023
- Open Society Foundations · prize money: $400,000 · award rationale: to support the Yale Center for Environmental Law and Policy in developing a collaborative, multi-stakeholder process of workshops and advocacy that aims to develop consensus around reforms to the trade ecosystem that is better suited to address contemporary challenges, including the promotion of greater global equity, sustainable development, and climate justice · 2023
- Open Society Foundations · prize money: $450,000 · award rationale: to support the MacMillan Center to host two scholars from Southeast Asia for a research fellowship · 2022
- Open Society Foundations · prize money: $150,000 · award rationale: to support the Yale Law School - Information Society Project's Majority World Initiative to create and support an academic community of practice of Global South scholars to enable them contribute to social media global platform accountability debates · 2022
7 more- Open Society Foundations · prize money: $100,000 · award rationale: to support the Yale Center for the Study of Globalization · 2021
- Open Society Foundations · prize money: $125,000 · award rationale: to provide support to the Yale Law School - Information Society Project to protect internet users rights · 2021
- Open Society Foundations · prize money: $200,000 · award rationale: to document, examine, and influence in real-time, the policy decisions and actions related to the 2020 coronavirus pandemic (COVID–19) and their effect on the most vulnerable and marginalized populations · 2020
- Open Society Foundations · prize money: $149,091 · award rationale: to support policy advocacy on diversion programs and decriminalization of sex work · 2019
- Open Society Foundations · prize money: $24,954 · award rationale: to provide a space for a multi-disciplinary dialogue meeting that can clarify a human rights evidence-base for gestational surrogacy, which would promote and protect the rights, needs and well-being of all parties involved in gestational surrogacy · 2018
- Open Society Foundations · prize money: $150,512 · award rationale: to host a conference with high level experts around a post-UNGASS and post-prohibition era drug policy agenda to chart a path forward for reform · 2016
- Open Society Foundations · prize money: $19,960 · award rationale: to conduct a policy and legal analysis that outlines the legal strategies that Native American tribes in the United States could utilize, on the basis of tribal sovereignty claims, to gain greater access to affordable hepatitis C treatment · 2016
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