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Grant recipient EIN 52-1576801

Who funds Center for Health Policy Development?

9 private foundations gave Center for Health Policy Development in Washington, DC $9.1 million across 45 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

45 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 engage in and provide support and targeted technical assistance to states related to developing and implementing population-based payment reform via a workgroup, tracking state payment reform activity, and disseminating information about payment reform and federal and state efforts related to the same.

    $376,486
  2. The David and Lucile Packard FoundationLos Altos, CA 2024

    Families and Communities

    $300,000
  3. Laura and John Arnold FoundationHouston, TX 2024

    To identify and advance innovative state policy solutions to strengthen contraceptive affordability and access.

    $289,665
  4. The Commonwealth FundNew York, NY 2024

    Supporting State Policymakers to Understand Private Equity in Health Care through Data

    $280,053
  5. Laura and John Arnold FoundationHouston, TX 2024

    To provide technical assistance to states on medicaid managed care design, with an emphasis on payment, for the dual-eligible population and those with long-term services and supports needs.

    $272,789
  6. The Commonwealth FundNew York, NY 2024

    State Health and Human Services Leadership Network (2024)

    $180,292
  7. The Commonwealth FundNew York, NY 2024

    State Health and Human Services Leadership Network (2025)

    $159,588
  8. Gary and Mary West Health Policy Center IncWashington, DC 2024

    Build a technical assistance project to improve the quality of care and cost accountability in nursing homes.

    $150,000
  9. The Commonwealth FundNew York, NY 2024

    State Behavioral Health Integration Network

    $27,542
  10. Peter G Peterson FoundationNew York, NY 2024

    To support events and core activities.

    $20,000
  11. Laura and John Arnold FoundationHouston, TX 2024

    To support states developing population-based global budgets.

    $13,148
  12. Laura and John Arnold FoundationHouston, TX 2024

    To support an educational health care policy conference.

    $5,000
  13. The Commonwealth FundNew York, NY 2024

    State Health and Human Services Leadership Network

    $2,623
  14. Laura and John Arnold FoundationHouston, TX 2023

    To support states developing population-based global budgets.

    $364,559
  15. The David and Lucile Packard FoundationLos Altos, CA 2023

    Families and Communities

    $350,000
  16. Laura and John Arnold FoundationHouston, TX 2023

    To provide technical assistance to states on medicaid managed care design, with an emphasis on payment, for the dual-eligible population and those with long-term services and support needs.

    $200,009
  17. The Ralph C Wilson Jr FoundationDetroit, MI 2023

    To provide funding to the national academy for state health policy (nashp) to establish a state-based learning collaborative.

    $200,000
  18. The Commonwealth FundNew York, NY 2023

    Keeping People Healthy as They Transition from Jail or Prison to the Community: A State Reentry Learning and Action Network

    $120,000
  19. The Commonwealth FundNew York, NY 2023

    State Behavioral Health Integration Network

    $119,732
  20. Laura and John Arnold FoundationHouston, TX 2023

    To develop, identify, and disseminate innovative state strategies to expand options for contraceptive access.

    $96,894
  21. The Commonwealth FundNew York, NY 2023

    Improving Behavioral Health Care: Building Capacity for State-Level Systems Reforms

    $50,000
  22. The Commonwealth FundNew York, NY 2023

    Leveraging Federal and State Investments to Modernize Public Health: State Learning Collaborative

    $50,000
  23. The David and Lucile Packard FoundationLos Altos, CA 2022

    Children, families, and communities

    $350,000
  24. Laura and John Arnold FoundationHouston, TX 2022

    To develop, identify, and disseminate innovative state strategies to expand contraceptive access in medicaid.

    $189,418
  25. Laura and John Arnold FoundationHouston, TX 2022

    To support states developing population-based global budgets.

    $159,309
  26. The Commonwealth FundNew York, NY 2022

    State Health and Human Services Leadership Network

    $140,000
  27. Pritzker Family FoundationChicago, IL 2022

    Building awareness and education on maternal health

    $125,000
  28. The Commonwealth FundNew York, NY 2022

    Improving Behavioral Health Care: Building Capacity for State-Level Systems Reforms

    $100,000
  29. The Commonwealth FundNew York, NY 2022

    Leveraging Federal and State Investments to Modernize Public Health: State Learning Collaborative

    $100,000
  30. The Commonwealth FundNew York, NY 2022

    Engaging and Supporting State Employee Health Plans in a Peer to Peer Learning Collaborative on Health Care Costs

    $20,000
  31. Peter G Peterson FoundationNew York, NY 2022

    To support events and core activities.

    $20,000
  32. The David and Lucile Packard FoundationLos Altos, CA 2021

    Children, families, and communities

    $450,000
  33. The Commonwealth FundNew York, NY 2021

    Leveraging Federal and State Investments to Modernize Public Health: State Learning Collaborative

    $100,000
  34. The Commonwealth FundNew York, NY 2021

    Improving Behavioral Health Care: Building Capacity for State-Level Systems Reforms

    $100,000
  35. The Commonwealth FundNew York, NY 2021

    Engaging and Supporting State Employee Health Plans in a Peer to Peer Learning Collaborative on Health Care Costs

    $65,000
  36. Laura and John Arnold FoundationHouston, TX 2020

    To provide educational resources for prescription drug and commercial health care prices.

    $1,800,000
  37. The David and Lucile Packard FoundationLos Altos, CA 2020

    Children, families, and communities

    $400,000
  38. Laura and John Arnold FoundationHouston, TX 2020

    To support the launch of the center for prescription drug price action.

    $106,653
  39. The Commonwealth FundNew York, NY 2020

    Engaging and Supporting State Employee Health Plans in a Peer to Peer Learning Collaborative on Health Care Costs

    $65,000
  40. The Ralph C Wilson Jr FoundationDetroit, MI 2020

    See part XV, supplementary informationrecipient 36to support the raise family caregiver resource and dissemination center, including further engagement and outreach to stakeholders in michigan and new york.

    $50,000
  41. The David and Lucile Packard FoundationLos Altos, CA 2019

    Children, families, and communities

    $475,000
  42. Gordon E and Betty I Moore FoundationPalo Alto, CA 2019

    To support engagement of policymakers in supporting family caregivers.

    $25,000
  43. The David and Lucile Packard FoundationLos Altos, CA 2018

    Children, Families, and Communities

    $375,000
  44. De Beaumont Foundation IncBethesda, MD 2018

    To support research and education around public health policies at the state-level

    $218,852
  45. The David and Lucile Packard FoundationLos Altos, CA 2018

    Children, Families, and Communities

    $75,000

About this match

Funders write a recipient’s name and address, not its EIN. We matched these grants to EIN 52-1576801 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.