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Georgia State University Research Foundation Inc
ATLANTA, GA
Total revenue
$152.1M
Total expenses
$150.3M
Net assets
$43.7M
Grants received
$70.3M
355 grants
EIN
581845423
Tax year
2023
Mission
See schedule o
Programs
1 program
The foundation supported the learning engineering tools competition in 2023, a multi-million dollar prize challenge to leverage technology, data, and learning science to meet the urgent needs of learners across generations. The competition invited technologists, digital learning platforms, researchers, students, and teachers from around the globe to propose innovative tools or technologies targeting one of the four following areas in education: acceleration of learning in elementary and secondary literacy and math; transformation of k-12 assessments in both cost and quality; faciliation of faster, better, and cheaper learning science research; or driving improvements in adult learning that boosts wages.
Expenses: $9.5M
Financials
FY 2023
Revenue
Contributions & grants$148.6M
Program service revenue$2.1M
Investment income$1.1M
Other revenue$302K
Total revenue$152.1M
Expenses
Grants paid$135.9M
Salaries & benefits—
Fundraising—
Other expenses$14.4M
Total expenses$150.3M
Total assets$110.7M
Net assets$43.7M
People
10 listed
NameRoleCompensation
DONALD HAMELBERG
CHAIRPERSON
Board
—
5 hrs/wk
JARED ABRAMSON
VICE CHAIR
Board
—
5 hrs/wk
KERRY HEYWARD
SECRETARY
Board
—
5 hrs/wk
M BRIAN BLAKE
DIRECTOR
Board
—
1 hrs/wk
MARGO BRINTON
DIRECTOR
Board
—
1 hrs/wk
CANDACE KEMP
DIRECTOR
Board
—
1 hrs/wk
NICOLLE PARSONS-POLLARD
DIRECTOR
Board
—
1 hrs/wk
SARA ROSEN
DIRECTOR
Board
—
1 hrs/wk
ROSE SEVCIK
DIRECTOR
Board
—
1 hrs/wk
JACK WILLIAMS
DIRECTOR
Board
—
1 hrs/wk
Independent contractors
PD KIM CONSULTING
CONSULTING
MEUNIER CARLIN & CURFMAN LLC
LEGAL
ATTAIN CONSULTING GROUP
CONSULTING
CAYUSE LLC
SOFTWARE
CHERRY BEKAERT
CONSULTING
Grants received
Showing 200 of 355
FromAmountPurposeYear
$450K
82541 SUPPORTING THE MARKET IN THE MIDDLE PROJECT IN ADDRESSING STRUCTURAL RACISM AS A BARRIER TO EQUITABLE HEALTHCARE AND PUBLIC HEALTH
2024
$360K
79024 LEVERAGING COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP IN ALIGNING SYSTEMS FOR HEALTH
2024
$200K
TUT EXCEL program to support the GSU Cohort Mentoringin Physics and Astronomy and Undergraduate Internship program
2024
$194K
Grant, Building Evidence to Increase Rural Learner Success Travel Grant - Association for the Study of Higher Education
2024
$144K
REDUCING INEQUITIES IN POSTSECONDARY DEBT AND REPAYMENT THROUGH A MULTI-SECTOR RESEARCH-PRACTICE PARTNERSHIP
2024
$125K
Support the Georgia Policy Labs' analysis of opportunities for youth and families
2024
$100K
SUPPORT TO STUDY HOW FINANCIAL AID POLICIES MAY AFFECT POST-COLLEGE OPPORTUNITIES TO BECOME ENTREPRENEURS, AND HOW RESULTING ENTREPRENEURIAL ACTIVITY MAY DIFFER ACROSS COMMUNITIES AND GEOGRAPHIC REGIONS. 202204-12298
2024
$80K
Support CREATE Teacher Residency pathway to teaching effectively in Atlanta Public Schools
2024
$50K
Support the development of workforce pathways for public and community health workers
2024
$50K
A SOLID START FOR MULTILINGUALS TO DEVELOP LANGUAGES, LITERACY, AND SCIENCE
2024
$21K
76435 STUDYING THE CAUSAL LINK BETWEEN TRANSPORTATION BARRIERS AND HEALTH OUTCOMES FOR LOW-INCOME, CHRONICALLY ILL PATIENTS AND TESTING MOBILITY SOLUTIONS
2024
$12K
TO STUDY THE IMPACT OF REVOCATIONS FOR TECHNICAL VIOLATIONS.
2024
$7K
Support for A Health Symposium facilitated by Atlanta Regional Collaborative for Health Improvement (ARCHI)
2024
$400K
Support for the After-School All-Stars program and summer academy at Sylvan Hills Middle School and Hollis Innovation Academy.
2023
$191K
TO ESTABLISH A MATH PATH PROGRAM AT GSU THAT SUPPORTS THE RECRUITMENT, RETENTION, AND PROGRESSION OF UNDERGRADUATES FROM DIVERSE BACKGROUNDS IN PATHWAYS TO QUANTITATIVE SCIENCE GRADUATE PROGRAMS AROUND THE NATION
2023
$155K
SUPPORT THE GEORGIA POLICY LABS' ANALYSIS OF OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUTH AND FAMILIES
2023
$135K
Building Evidence to Increase Rural Learner Success Travel Grant - Association for the Study of Higher Education Conference
2023
$100K
SUPPORT TO STUDY HOW FINANCIAL AID POLICIES MAY AFFECT POST-COLLEGE OPPORTUNITIES TO BECOME ENTREPRENEURS, AND HOW RESULTING ENTREPRENEURIAL ACTIVITY MAY DIFFER ACROSS COMMUNITIES AND GEOGRAPHIC REGIONS. 202204-12298
2023
$92K
REDUCING INEQUITIES IN POSTSECONDARY DEBT AND REPAYMENT THROUGH A MULTI-SECTOR RESEARCH-PRACTICE PARTNERSHIP
2023
$92K
REDUCING INEQUITIES IN POSTSECONDARY DEBT AND REPAYMENT THROUGH A MULTI-SECTOR RESEARCH-PRACTICE PARTNERSHIP
2023
$72K
REDUCING INEQUITIES IN POSTSECONDARY DEBT AND REPAYMENT THROUGH A MULTI-SECTOR RESEARCH-PRACTICE PARTNERSHIP
2023
$72K
REDUCING INEQUITIES IN POSTSECONDARY DEBT AND REPAYMENT THROUGH A MULTI-SECTOR RESEARCH-PRACTICE PARTNERSHIP
2023
$72K
SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH ON DATA FROM HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE
2023
$50K
SUPPORT CREATE TEACHER RESIDENCY PATHWAY TO TEACHING EFFECTIVELY IN ATLANTA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
2023
$50K
SUPPORT FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN IMPROVED SERVICE DELIVERY MODEL TO BETTER SERVE ATLANTA RESIDENTS
2023
$20K
SUPPORT THE GEORGIA STATE'S ANALYSIS OF NEIGHBORHOOD CONDITIONS FOR YOUTH AND FAMILIES IN SOUTH ATLANTA
2023
$12K
Excellence in Research: The impact of online comparison websites on the remittance industry
2023
$11K
TO FUND THE VISIT OF GERMAN LAW ENFORCEMENT CHIEFS TO ATLANTA TO PARTICIPATE IN LEADERSHIP TRAINING IN CONJUNCTION WITH METRO ATLANTA POLICE DEPARTMENTS.
2023
$400K
Support for the After-School All-Stars program and summer academy at Sylvan Hills Middle School and Hollis Innovation Academy.
2022
$309K
TO ESTABLISH A MATH PATH PROGRAM AT GSU THAT SUPPORTS THE RECRUITMENT, RETENTION, AND PROGRESSION OF UNDERGRADUATES FROM DIVERSE BACKGROUNDS IN PATHWAYS TO QUANTITATIVE SCIENCE GRADUATE PROGRAMS AROUND THE NATION
2022
$270K
COMMUNITY GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION AND EDUCATION IN MULTIFAMILY AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING AREAS
2022
$200K
SUPPORT TO STUDY HOW FINANCIAL AID POLICIES MAY AFFECT POST-COLLEGE OPPORTUNITIES TO BECOME ENTREPRENEURS, AND HOW RESULTING ENTREPRENEURIAL ACTIVITY MAY DIFFER ACROSS COMMUNITIES AND GEOGRAPHIC REGIONS. 202204-12298
2022
$200K
Support for the Georgia Health Policy Center's effort to educate and inform state legislators regarding healthcare policy.
2022
$200K
ADDRESS HEALTH INEQUITIES THROUGH HOUSING INTERVENTIONS THAT ARE PERSON-CENTERED AND STRENGTHEN ACCESS TO HOUSING BY INCREASING FUNDING FOR AFFORDABLE AND SUPPORTIVE HOUSING AND REVISING POLICIES RELATED TO SUBSIDIES AND ELIGIBILITY.
2022
$144K
REDUCING INEQUITIES IN POSTSECONDARY DEBT AND REPAYMENT THROUGH A MULTI-SECTOR RESEARCH-PRACTICE PARTNERSHIP
2022
$125K
REDUCING INEQUITIES IN POSTSECONDARY DEBT AND REPAYMENT THROUGH A MULTI-SECTOR RESEARCH-PRACTICE PARTNERSHIP
2022
$125K
SUPPORT TO IMPROVE THRIVE BY 25 OUTCOMES BY DEVELOPING COMPREHENSIVE, MULTI-AGENCY DATA UPON WHICH EVIDENCE-BASED POLICIES AND PROGRAMS CAN BE DEVELOPED
2022
$110K
TO SUPPORT RESEARCH PROJECT ON CULTUALLY RESPONSIVE PEDAGOGY IN K-5
2022
$95K
TO STUDY THE IMPACT OF REVOCATIONS FOR TECHNICAL VIOLATIONS.
2022
$59K
SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH ON DATA FROM HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE
2022
$51K
COOPERATIVE SUPPORT AGREEMENT NSO SCIENCE RESEARCH SUPPORT
2022
$40K
THIS GRANT WILL SUPPORT PARTICIPATION IN THE ADVANCING HEALTH EQUITY THROUGH HOUSING (HEH) LEARNING COMMUNITY.
2022
$26K
Excellence in Research: The impact of online comparison websites on the remittance industry
2022
$400K
Support for the After-School All-Stars program and summer academy at Sylvan Hills Middle School and Hollis Innovation Academy.
2021
$300K
FBO: ARCHI'S WORK TO BOOST COVID-19 VACCINATION RATES BY ELEVATING ACCESS, CONFIDENCE, AND EQUITY IN METRO ATLANTA
2021
$225K
Support for the Georgia Health Policy Center's effort to educate and inform state legislators regarding healthcare policy.
2021
Funded by
$70.3M from 125 funders · 355 grants · 2017–2024
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$6.9M · 6 grants · 2017–2023
Gates Foundation
$6.3M · 14 grants · 2020–2024
Donor Advised Charitable Giving Inc
$5.7M · 5 grants · 2019–2023
The Marcus Foundation Inc
$4.4M · 5 grants · 2020–2024
American Heart Association Inc
$4.0M · 4 grants · 2018–2023
Bradley Impact Fund Inc
$2.7M · 3 grants · 2022–2024
Gs Donor Advised Philanthropy Fund
$2.5M · 2 grants · 2022–2023
Laura And John Arnold Foundation
$2.4M · 9 grants · 2020–2024
Details
EIN581845423
NTEE codeB05
Subsection03
Ruling date1989-10
Formed1989
Employees0
Volunteers0