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Grant recipient EIN 45-4005553Health

Who funds Doctors for America?

9 private foundations gave Doctors for America in Washington, DC $1.2 million across 18 grants, in tax years 2018 to 2024.

Grants listed on funders’ 990-PF returns for tax years 2018 to 2024, read from the IRS e-file on Nov 11, 2026. Returns reach the IRS 5 to 18 months after the year they describe.

Grants received by year

Grants from private foundations by the funder’s tax year. The latest year is in blue; it is not complete until all its returns reach the IRS.

Every foundation grant, by year

18 grants

Each line as the funder listed it on its return, newest year first, then largest.

  1. Laura and John Arnold FoundationHouston, TX 2024

    To provide operational support.

    $49,438
  2. Coleman FoundationConshohocken, PA 2024

    Unrestricted

    $2,500
  3. RX FoundationHadley, MA 2023

    Fiscal sponsor of civic health alliance: general operating support to support capacity-building efforts.

    $65,000
  4. Ernst & Elfriede Frank Foundation IncNew York, NY 2023

    General charitable

    $1,000
  5. Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA 2023

    General support

    $185
  6. WK Kellogg FoundationBattle Creek, MI 2022

    support physicians and medical students to improve the health of families and communities through training and skill building around advocacy and communications

    $250,000
  7. Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA 2022

    General support

    $285
  8. WK Kellogg FoundationBattle Creek, MI 2021

    support physicians and medical students to improve the health of families and communities through training and skill building around advocacy and communications

    $248,301
  9. RX FoundationHadley, MA 2021

    Fiscal sponsor for grant to civic health alliance: supporting the civic health compact.

    $150,000
  10. Laura and John Arnold FoundationHouston, TX 2021

    To develop a physician-centered coalition that will educate the public and key stakeholders about prescription drug pricing in the united states.

    $52,596
  11. The Robert Wood Johnson FoundationPrinceton, NJ 2021

    Matching Gifts

    $500
  12. Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA 2021

    General support

    $309
  13. Laura and John Arnold FoundationHouston, TX 2020

    To develop a physician-centered coalition that will educate the public and key stakeholders about prescription drug pricing in the united states.

    $250,000
  14. The Joyce FoundationChicago, IL 2020

    Gun Violence Prevention & Justice Reform

    $35,000
  15. Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA 2020

    General support

    $156
  16. Conrad N Hilton FoundationWestlake Village, CA 2019

    For general operating support to continue education of physicians in addiction and sbirt.

    $35,000
  17. The Robert Wood Johnson FoundationPrinceton, NJ 2018

    Matching Gifts

    $10,000
  18. The Robert Wood Johnson FoundationPrinceton, NJ 2018

    Matching Gifts

    $2,500

Funders of similar organizations nearby

Foundations that gave to other health organizations in Washington, DC and are not among Doctors for America’s funders above.

  1. The Bank of America Charitable Foundation IncCharlotte, NC 245 grants Accepts applications $388,772 to similar organizations
  2. The Pfizer Foundation IncNew York, NY 60 grants Preselected only $158,889 to similar organizations
  3. JPMorgan Chase FoundationNew York, NY 66 grants Preselected only $45,367 to similar organizations
  4. Verizon FoundationBasking Ridge, NJ 79 grants Preselected only $107,389 to similar organizations
  5. The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz FoundationWashington, DC 61 grants Accepts applications $2,808,500 to similar organizations
  6. The Commonwealth FundNew York, NY 98 grants Accepts applications $6,745,253 to similar organizations
  7. AbbVie FoundationNorth Chicago, IL 22 grants Preselected only $35,320 to similar organizations
  8. Aetna Foundation IncHartford, CT 22 grants Accepts applications $394,909 to similar organizations

About this match

Funders write a recipient’s name and address, not its EIN. We matched these grants to EIN 45-4005553 by name and ZIP code, or by name, city and State against the IRS list of exempt organizations and our list of filers. Grants we could not tie to one organization are not counted here.