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GORDON E AND BETTY I MOORE FOUNDATION: Form 990PF, tax year 2011

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Organization
GORDON E AND BETTY I MOORE FOUNDATION (EIN 94-3397785)
Tax period
2011-01-01 to 2011-12-31
Filed
2012-11-14
IRS object ID
201233199349101178
Schema version
2011v1.3
Source
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Every field in the e-filed return. Faint text is the IRS element name, for citing.

Return header ReturnHeader

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Timestamp2012-11-14T14:58:15-06:00Timestamp
Tax Period End Date2011-12-31TaxPeriodEndDate

Preparer Firm PreparerFirm

Preparer Firm Business Name PreparerFirmBusinessName

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Business Name Line1ERNST & YOUNG US LLPBusinessNameLine1

Preparer Firm US Address PreparerFirmUSAddress

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Address Line1560 MISSION STREET STE 1600AddressLine1
CitySAN FRANCISCOCity
StateCAState
ZIP Code941052907ZIPCode
FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Return Type990PFReturnType
Tax Period Begin Date2011-01-01TaxPeriodBeginDate

Filer Filer

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
EIN943397785EIN

Name Name

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Business Name Line1Gordon E & Betty I Moore FoundationBusinessNameLine1
FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
In Care Of Name% MARY ANN FAKEInCareOfName
Name ControlGORDNameControl
Phone6502133000Phone

US Address USAddress

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Address Line11661 Page Mill RoadAddressLine1
CityPalo AltoCity
StateCAState
ZIP Code94304ZIPCode

Officer Officer

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
NameSTEVEN J MCCORMICKName
TitlePRESIDENTTitle
Date Signed2012-11-14DateSigned

Preparer Preparer

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Phone6023223000Phone
FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Tax Year2011TaxYear
Build TS2016-03-07 17:11:31ZBuildTS

Form 990-PF IRS990PF

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Exempt PFXExemptPF
FMV Assets EOY5366672508FMVAssetsEOY
Method Of Accounting AccrualXMethodOfAccountingAccrual

Analysis Of Revenue And Expenses AnalysisOfRevenueAndExpenses

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Contri Received Rev And Expnss0ContriReceivedRevAndExpnss
Not Required To Attach Schedule BXNotRequiredToAttachScheduleB
Interest On Savings Rev And Expnss4663735InterestOnSavingsRevAndExpnss
Interest On Savings Net Invst Incm21164603InterestOnSavingsNetInvstIncm
Dividends Rev And Expnss13082108DividendsRevAndExpnss
Dividends Net Invst Incm56226118DividendsNetInvstIncm
Net Gain Sale Assets Rev And Expnss117979468NetGainSaleAssetsRevAndExpnss
Gross Sales Price560671562GrossSalesPrice
Capital Gain Net Incm Net Invst Incm226120918CapitalGainNetIncmNetInvstIncm
Other Income Rev And Expnss92905154OtherIncomeRevAndExpnss
Other Income Net Invst Incm-26624189OtherIncomeNetInvstIncm
Total Revenue And Expenses228630465TotalRevenueAndExpenses
Total Net Investment Income276887450TotalNetInvestmentIncome
Comp Ofcr Dir Trst Rev And Expnss4365421CompOfcrDirTrstRevAndExpnss
Comp Ofcr Dir Trst Net Invst Incm1704915CompOfcrDirTrstNetInvstIncm
Comp Ofcr Dir Trst Dsbrs Chrtbl Prps2660507CompOfcrDirTrstDsbrsChrtblPrps
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Oth Empl Slrs Wgs Net Invst Incm4537469OthEmplSlrsWgsNetInvstIncm
Oth Empl Slrs Wgs Dsbrs Chrtbl Prps6973466OthEmplSlrsWgsDsbrsChrtblPrps
Pension Empl Bnft Rev And Expnss4544367PensionEmplBnftRevAndExpnss
Pension Empl Bnft Net Invst Incm834257PensionEmplBnftNetInvstIncm
Pension Empl Bnft Dsbrs Chrtbl Prps3996393PensionEmplBnftDsbrsChrtblPrps
Legal Fees Rev And Expnss278904LegalFeesRevAndExpnss
Legal Fees Net Invst Incm156964LegalFeesNetInvstIncm
Legal Fees Adj Net Incm0LegalFeesAdjNetIncm
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Accounting Fees Net Invst Incm89011AccountingFeesNetInvstIncm
Accounting Fees Adj Net Incm0AccountingFeesAdjNetIncm
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Other Prof Fees Net Invst Incm8912589OtherProfFeesNetInvstIncm
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Deprec And Depletion Rev And Expnss3479396DeprecAndDepletionRevAndExpnss
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Occupancy Rev And Expnss1130617OccupancyRevAndExpnss
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Trav Conf Meeting Rev And Expnss1781873TravConfMeetingRevAndExpnss
Trav Conf Meeting Net Invst Incm329209TravConfMeetingNetInvstIncm
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Printing And Pub Rev And Expnss205824PrintingAndPubRevAndExpnss
Printing And Pub Net Invst Incm158253PrintingAndPubNetInvstIncm
Printing And Pub Dsbrs Chrtbl Prps47571PrintingAndPubDsbrsChrtblPrps
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Other Expenses Net Invst Incm294276OtherExpensesNetInvstIncm
Other Expenses Dsbrs Chrtbl Prps858290OtherExpensesDsbrsChrtblPrps
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Tot Opr Expenses Net Invst Incm17792003TotOprExpensesNetInvstIncm
Tot Opr Expenses Adj Net Incm0TotOprExpensesAdjNetIncm
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Total Expenses Net Invst Incm17792003TotalExpensesNetInvstIncm
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Excess Of Revenue Over Expenses-32475141ExcessOfRevenueOverExpenses
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Balance Sheets BalanceSheets

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
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Cash EOY813CashEOY
Cash EOYFMV813CashEOYFMV
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Investments Corp Bonds BOY100168InvestmentsCorpBondsBOY
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Land Building And Equipment Basis64068373LandBuildingAndEquipmentBasis
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Accounts Payable BOY9728376AccountsPayableBOY
Accounts Payable EOY9578413AccountsPayableEOY
Grants Payable BOY65964782GrantsPayableBOY
Grants Payable EOY48376915GrantsPayableEOY
Other Liabilities BOY7054973OtherLiabilitiesBOY
Other Liabilities EOY3636760OtherLiabilitiesEOY
Total Liabilities BOY82748131TotalLiabilitiesBOY
Total Liabilities EOY61592088TotalLiabilitiesEOY
Org That Do Not Follow SFAS117XOrgThatDoNotFollowSFAS117
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Total Liabilities Net Assets BOY5585288763TotalLiabilitiesNetAssetsBOY
Total Liabilities Net Assets EOY5366672508TotalLiabilitiesNetAssetsEOY

Changes In Net Assets Fund Balances ChangesInNetAssetsFundBalances

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
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Total Net Assets Fund Balances EOY5305080420TotalNetAssetsFundBalancesEOY

Capital Gains And Losses CapitalGainsAndLosses

Capital Gains And Losses Info CapitalGainsAndLossesInfo (121 entries)

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AXIOM INTERNATIONAL EQUITY FUND870588705887058
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MSCI EQUITY INDEX FUND B HUNGARY, BLACKROCK INSTITUTIONAL TRUST316273162731627
MSCI EQUITY INDEX FUND B INDIA BLACKROCK INSTITUTIONAL TRUST835908359083590
MSCI EQUITY INDEX FUND B INDONESIA, BLACKROCK INSTITUTIONAL TRUST331509331509331509
MSCI EQUITY INDEX FUND B MALAYSIA, BLACKROCK INSTITUTIONAL TRUST333709333709333709
MSCI EQUITY INDEX FUND B MEXICO, BLACKROCK INSTITUTIONAL TRUST574645746457464
MSCI EQUITY INDEX FUND B MOROCCO, BLACKROCK INSTITUTIONAL TRUST031507-31507-31507
MSCI EQUITY INDEX FUND B PHILIPPINES, BLACKROCK INSTITUTIONAL TRUST931049310493104
MSCI EQUITY INDEX FUND B POLAND, BLACKROCK INSTITUTIONAL TRUST218950218950218950
MSCI EQUITY INDEX FUND B RUSSIA, BLACKROCK INSTITUTIONAL TRUST868654868654868654
MSCI EQUITY INDEX FUND B S. KOREA, BLACKROCK INSTITUTIONAL TRUST110586111058611105861
MSCI EQUITY INDEX FUND B SOUTH AFRICA, BLACKROCK INSTITUTIONAL TRUST446630446630446630
MSCI EQUITY INDEX FUND B TAIWAN, BLACKROCK INSTITUTIONAL TRUST026128-26128-26128
MSCI EQUITY INDEX FUND B THAILAND, BLACKROCK INSTITUTIONAL TRUST267795267795267795
MSCI EQUITY INDEX FUND B TURKEY, BLACKROCK INSTITUTIONAL TRUST149881149881149881
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SSGA U.S. TREASURY 1-3 YEAR INDEX CTF311342531134253113425
SILCHESTER INTERNATIONAL INVESTORS, INTERNATIONAL VALUE EQUITY TRUST182424118242411824241
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ABRAMS CAPITAL PARTNERS II, LP109193511091935110919351
ACACIA INSTITUTIONAL PARTNERS. LP556959955695995569599
ADAGE CAPITAL PARTNERS, LP306621523066215230662152
ADAMAS OPPORTUNITIES, LP280005280005280005
AG CAPITAL RECOVERY PARTNERS IV, LP375473754737547
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AXIAL LP927888927888927888
BAIN CAPITAL (SQ) VIII, LP0177709-177709-177709
BAKER BIOTECH LIFE SCIENCES, LP125259091252590912525909
BANC FUND VII, LP355773557735577
BAUPOST VALUE PARTNERS, LP - IV107229191072291910722919
BEACON CAPITAL STRATEGIC PARTNERS V, LP193538193538193538
BROOKSIDE CAPITAL PARTNERS FUND LP507832507832507832
CELERO ENERGY COMPANY, LP542605426054260
CENTERBRIDGE CREDIT PARTNER TE, LP214820821482082148208
CHARLES RIVER PARTNERSHIP XII07345-7345-7345
CHARLES RIVER PARTNERSHIP XIII0372660-372660-372660
CARMEL PARTNERS INVESTMENT FUND III, LP152783215278321527832
CYPRESS REALTY V LIMITED PARTNERSHIP0681384-681384-681384
CYPRESS REALTY VI LIMITED PARTNERSHIP718471847184
DECCAN VALUE ADVISORS FUND, LP07093453-7093453-7093453
FARALLON CAPITAL INSTITUTIONAL PARTNERS397971339797133979713
THE FOUNDERS FUND II, LP0306632-306632-306632
GOLDEN GATE CAPITAL INVESTMENT FUND II, LP105005210500521050052
GOLDEN GATE CAPITAL INVESTMENT FUND II-A, LP704948970494897049489
GGC INVESTMENT ANNEX FUND II, LP591482359148235914823
HIGHFIELDS CAPITAL IV, LP154196871541968715419687
HIGH RISE INSTITUTIONAL PARTNERS, LP629132962913296291329
IGNITION GROWTH CAPITAL I, LP681468146814
IGNITION VENTURE PARTNERS III, LP170235170235170235
IGNITION VENTURE PARTNERS IV, LP134023813402381340238
KLEINER PERKINS CAUFIELD & BYERS XI-A, LP406134061340613
KLEINER PERKINS CAUFIELD & BYERS XII, LLC210029210029210029
KLEINER PERKINS CAUFIELD & BYERS XIII, LLC170356170356170356
KSL CAPITAL PARTNERS II TE, LP472147214721
FILLMORE ZZZ (ALTERNATIVE), L.P128452128452128452
JBG VII501739501739501739
LBA REALTY FUND IV, LP211238221123822112382
LONE CASCADE, L.P. (#11039)201827562018275620182756
LONE CASCADE, L.P. (#11406)196156196156196156
MERIT ENERGY PARTNERS E-I LP0816312-816312-816312
MERIT ENERGY PARTNERS F-II, LP02382086-2382086-2382086
NATURAL GAS PARTNERS VII, LP423114231142311
NGP VII INCOME CO-INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES, LP240792407924079
NGP INCOME CO-INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES FUND II, LP042548-42548-42548
NATURAL GAS PARTNERS VIII, LP795305795305795305
NATURAL GAS PARTNERS IX, LP717032717032717032
PAUL CAPITAL PARTNERS VIII-A, LP119674811967481196748
PACIFIC EQUITY PARTNERS FUND II, LP0685279-685279-685279
PACIFIC EQUITY PARTNERS SUPPLEMENTARY FUND II, LP0902491-902491-902491
PACIFIC EQUITY PARTNERS FUND III, LP803011803011803011
PACIFIC EQUITY PARTNERS SUPPLEMENTARY FUND III, LP127134127134127134
PACIFIC EQUITY PARTNERS FUND IV, LP02965146-2965146-2965146
REGIMENT CAPITAL SPECIAL SITUATION FUND III, LP0502614-502614-502614
RIVA CAPITAL PARTNERS, LP533995339953399
ROCKPORT CAPITAL II, LP02311558-2311558-2311558
SAGEVIEW CAPITAL PARTNERS (B), LP554038554038554038
SEQUOIA CAPITAL XI, LP146529514652951465295
SEQUOIA CAPITAL XII, LP516377516377516377
SEQUOIA CAPITAL GROWTH FUND III, LP307134130713413071341
SEQUOIA CAPITAL ISRAEL III, LP314625314625314625
STONEHILL INSTITUTIONAL PARTNERS LP116759411675941167594
VALUEACT CAPITAL PARTNERS, LP139129601391296013912960
VENTURE LENDING & LEASING IV, LLC185575818557581855758
VENTURE LENDING & LEASING V, LLC185987185987185987
VENTURE LENDING & LEASING VI, LLC106716106716106716
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BAIN CAPITAL FUND VIII, LP103904710390471039047
BAIN CAPITAL VIII COINVESTMENT FUND, LP102960110296011029601
BAIN CAPITAL FUND VIII-E, LP388872388872388872
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BAIN CAPITAL FUND X, LP08519-8519-8519
BAIN CAPITAL IX COINVESTMENT FUND, LP477557477557477557
BAIN CAPITAL EUROPE FUND III, LP050-50-50
BAIN CAPITAL (SPECIAL SITUATIONS 2008-C) X, LP01365-1365-1365
BAIN CAPITAL (SSS I-C) IX-C, LP811281128112
BAIN CAPITAL (SSS I-C) IX, LP101131011310113
BRAHMAN INVESTMENTS (SPV), LTD.225122512251
CHRYSCAPITAL IV, LLC122711412271141227114
D3 OFFSHORE FUND, LP01375202-1375202-1375202
GOLDEN GATE CAPITAL OPPORTUNITY FUND, L.P130354130354130354
NALANDA INDIA FUND LIMITED06555-6555-6555
RESERVOIR CAPITAL INVESTMENT PARTNERS (CAYMAN), LP590714859071485907148
SEQUOIA 2010, LP842884288428
SEQUOIA CAPITAL CHINA I, LP297696297696297696
SEQUOIA CAPITAL CHINA II, LP692788692788692788
SEQUOIA CAPITAL CHINA GROWTH FUND I, LP197573419757341975734
SEQUOIA CAPITAL GROWTH FUND III AIV, LP501739501739501739
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SEQUOIA CAPITAL INDIA III, LP03344-3344-3344
SEQUOIA CAPITAL ISRAEL IV, LP899289928992
SEQUOIA CAPITAL US GROWTH FUND IV, LP186234186234186234
DYNAMO BRASIL V, LLC0285000-285000-285000
BRCP REIT, LLC I689510689510689510
SECTION 1256 LOSSES FROM PARTNERSHIPS0709442-709442-709442
FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Capital Gain Net Income226120918CapitalGainNetIncome

Qlfy Und Sect4940e For Reduced Tax QlfyUndSect4940eForReducedTax

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Liable For4942 TaxfalseLiableFor4942Tax
Qualifying Distributions Year1267719959QualifyingDistributionsYear1
Noncharitable Assets Year15449464040NoncharitableAssetsYear1
Distribution Ratio Year10.049128DistributionRatioYear1
Qualifying Distributions Year2225119079QualifyingDistributionsYear2
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Qualifying Distributions Year3297310478QualifyingDistributionsYear3
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Qualifying Distributions Year4309776346QualifyingDistributionsYear4
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Distribution Ratio Year40.048964DistributionRatioYear4
Qualifying Distributions Year5261146104QualifyingDistributionsYear5
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Distribution Ratio Year50.044989DistributionRatioYear5
Total Distribution Ratio0.246048TotalDistributionRatio
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Adj Nonchrtbl Assets And One275120515AdjNonchrtblAssetsAndOnePct
Qualifying Distributions262359423QualifyingDistributions

Excise Tax Based On Investment Incm ExciseTaxBasedOnInvestmentIncm

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
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Subtotal5181909Subtotal
Tax Based On Investment Income5181909TaxBasedOnInvestmentIncome
Est Tax Payments And Overpayment8400000EstTaxPaymentsAndOverpayment
Total Credits And Payments8400000TotalCreditsAndPayments
Overpayment3218091Overpayment
Amount Credited To Next Year3218091AmountCreditedToNextYear

Statements Regarding Activities StatementsRegardingActivities

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Legislative Political ActivitiesfalseLegislativePoliticalActivities
More Than100 SpentfalseMoreThan100Spent
Form1120 POL FiledfalseForm1120POLFiled
Activities Not Prev ReportedfalseActivitiesNotPrevReported
Changes To Articles Or BylawstrueChangesToArticlesOrBylaws
Unrelated Bus Income Over1000trueUnrelatedBusIncomeOver1000
Form990 T FiledtrueForm990TFiled
Termination EtcfalseTerminationEtc
Requirements Of Sect508etrueRequirementsOfSect508e
At Least5000 In AssetstrueAtLeast5000InAssets
States Filed WithCAStatesFiledWith
States Filed WithDEStatesFiledWith
Form990 PF Filed With AGtrueForm990PFFiledWithAG
Private Operating FoundationfalsePrivateOperatingFoundation
New Substantial ContributorsfalseNewSubstantialContributors
Interest In Controlled EntitytrueInterestInControlledEntity
Applicable Insurance ContracttrueApplicableInsuranceContract
Comply With Public Inspection RqrtrueComplyWithPublicInspectionRqr
Website Addresswww.moore.orgWebsiteAddress

Books In Care Of Business Name BooksInCareOfBusinessName

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Business Name Line1MARY ANN FAKEBusinessNameLine1
FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Books In Care Of Phone Number6502133000BooksInCareOfPhoneNumber

Books In Care Of US Address BooksInCareOfUSAddress

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Address Line11661 PAGE MILL ROADAddressLine1
CityPALO ALTOCity
StateCAState
ZIP Code94304ZIPCode
FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Foreign BanktrueForeignBank
Name Of Foreign CountryBRNameOfForeignCountry
Name Of Foreign CountryCINameOfForeignCountry
Name Of Foreign CountryCHNameOfForeignCountry
Name Of Foreign CountryEZNameOfForeignCountry
Name Of Foreign CountryDANameOfForeignCountry
Name Of Foreign CountryEGNameOfForeignCountry
Name Of Foreign CountryGRNameOfForeignCountry
Name Of Foreign CountryHUNameOfForeignCountry
Name Of Foreign CountryINNameOfForeignCountry
Name Of Foreign CountryIDNameOfForeignCountry
Name Of Foreign CountryISNameOfForeignCountry
Name Of Foreign CountryJANameOfForeignCountry
Name Of Foreign CountryPENameOfForeignCountry
Name Of Foreign CountryPLNameOfForeignCountry
Name Of Foreign CountryQANameOfForeignCountry
Name Of Foreign CountryKSNameOfForeignCountry
Name Of Foreign CountryLONameOfForeignCountry
Name Of Foreign CountryTWNameOfForeignCountry
Name Of Foreign CountryTUNameOfForeignCountry

Statements Regarding Acty4720 StatementsRegardingActy4720

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Sale Or Exchange With Dsqfly PersonfalseSaleOrExchangeWithDsqflyPerson
Borrow Or Lend With Dsqfly PersonfalseBorrowOrLendWithDsqflyPerson
Furnished Goods With Dsqfly PersonfalseFurnishedGoodsWithDsqflyPerson
Pay Compensation To Dsqfly PersontruePayCompensationToDsqflyPerson
Transfer Assets To Dsqfly PersonfalseTransferAssetsToDsqflyPerson
Payment To Government OfficalfalsePaymentToGovernmentOffical
Acts Fail To Qualify As ExceptionsfalseActsFailToQualifyAsExceptions
Uncorrected Prior ActsfalseUncorrectedPriorActs
Undistributed Income Prior YearsfalseUndistributedIncomePriorYears
Business HoldingstrueBusinessHoldings
Excess Business HoldingsfalseExcessBusinessHoldings
Jeopardy InvestmentsfalseJeopardyInvestments
Uncorrected Jeopardy InvestmentsfalseUncorrectedJeopardyInvestments
Influence LegislationfalseInfluenceLegislation
Influence ElectionfalseInfluenceElection
Grants To IndividualsfalseGrantsToIndividuals
Grants To OrganizationstrueGrantsToOrganizations
Noncharitable PurposefalseNoncharitablePurpose
Tr Fail To Qualify As ExceptionsfalseTrFailToQualifyAsExceptions
Maint Expend ResponsibilitytrueMaintExpendResponsibility
Rcv Funds To Pay Prsnl Bnft ContractfalseRcvFundsToPayPrsnlBnftContract
Pay Premiums Prsnl Bnft ContractfalsePayPremiumsPrsnlBnftContract
Prohibited Tax Shelter TransactnfalseProhibitedTaxShelterTransactn

Ofcr Dir Trustees Key Employee Info OfcrDirTrusteesKeyEmployeeInfo

Ofcr Dir Trustees Or Key Employee OfcrDirTrusteesOrKeyEmployee (23 entries)

Address Line1USAddress/AddressLine1CityUSAddress/CityStateUSAddress/StateZIP CodeUSAddress/ZIPCodeTitleTitleAvg Hours Per Wk Devoted To PositionAvgHoursPerWkDevotedToPositionCompensationCompensationContri To Empl Benefit Plans EtcContriToEmplBenefitPlansEtcExpense Account Other AllowancesExpenseAccountOtherAllowances
GORDON E MOORE
1661 Page Mill RoadPalo AltoCA94304BOARD CHAIRMAN4.0030840
KENNETH MOORE
1661 Page Mill RoadPalo AltoCA94304TRUSTEE4.0015420
STEVEN MOORE
1661 Page Mill RoadPalo AltoCA94304TRUSTEE4.0030840
KRISTEN MOORE
1661 Page Mill RoadPalo AltoCA94304TRUSTEE4.0030840
KATHLEEN JUSTICE-MOORE
1661 Page Mill RoadPalo AltoCA94304TRUSTEE4.0030840
BRUCE ALBERTS
1661 Page Mill RoadPalo AltoCA94304TRUSTEE4.0030840
ROSINA BIERBAUM
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Grant Or Contri Paid During Year GrantOrContriPaidDuringYear (859 entries)

Address Line1RecipientUSAddress/AddressLine1CityRecipientUSAddress/CityStateRecipientUSAddress/StateZIP CodeRecipientUSAddress/ZIPCodeRecipient RelationshipRecipientRelationshipRecipient Foundation StatusRecipientFoundationStatusPurpose Of Grant Or ContributionPurposeOfGrantOrContributionAmountAmountAddress Line1RecipientForeignAddress/AddressLine1CityRecipientForeignAddress/CityProvince Or StateRecipientForeignAddress/ProvinceOrStateCountryRecipientForeignAddress/CountryPostal CodeRecipientForeignAddress/PostalCode
Alaska Conservation Foundation
441 West 5th Ave Suite 402AnchorageAK995012340None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To advance the conservation of wild salmon ecosystems in Southeast Alaska.$268,750
Alaska Conservation Foundation
441 West 5th Ave Suite 402AnchorageAK995012340None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To continue to coordinate efforts to protect the salmon watersheds of Bristol Bay, Alaska, and to increase the local and regional support for protection.$1,474,576
Amazon Conservation Association
1822 R St NW 4th FloorWashingtonDC20009None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the design and consolidation of a 210,000-hectare conservation corridor to mitigate the environmental impact of the Inter- Oceanic Highway. This conservation corridor will protect the largest area of continuous forest in the southwestern Amazon from exploitative deforestation, cattle ranching, artisanal gold-mining, and slash-and-burn farming.$1,160,963
Amazon Conservation Team
4211 N Fairfax DrArlingtonVA22203None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To provide technical support to the Surinamese Government?s ongoing process of land use zoning and demarcation, and to support the establishment of a park guard force in Amap and Para States, Brazil.$200,000
American Assoc for the Advancement of Science
1200 New York Avenue NWWashingtonDC20005None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To place a PhD-level science and technology policy fellow in the Office of Science and Technology Policy for one year. Funding will be used to manage fellowship activities in coordination with the grantee?s long-running Congressional and Executive Branch fellowship programs.$113,887
American Association of Colleges of Nursing
One Dupont Cir NW Ste 530WashingtonDC20036None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To incorporate representatives from the 10-county San Francisco Bay Area (SFBA) hospitals in the Quality and Safety Education for Nursing curriculum enhancement efforts underway with the SFBA schools of nursing and to implement a rigorous evaluation of these curriculum enhancement efforts.$135,000
American Bird Conservancy
4249 Loudoun AveThe PlainsVA20198None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support a third and final phase of work initiated in 2004 to establish conservation mosaics by improving protection of six key exist ing protected areas in the endangered Andes-Amazon slope forests, establishing a new reserve at Misque River in Bolivia, and ensuring long-term funding for conservation of these areas through birding tourism and an innovative model of mosaic-level economic benefits for both local communities and conservation areas.$209,872
Associacao de Defesa Etnoambiental Kaninde
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICFor ongoing efforts to prevent deforestation and manage tropical forests in the southwestern Brazilian Amazon through implementation of forest management techniques, organizational strengthening and capacity building of environmental non-governmental and indigenous organizations, and to support Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and forest Degradation efforts.$476,0961892 sala 07Bairro Nossa SenhoraPorto VelhoRONDONIABR78901-150
Bank Information Center
1100 H Street NW Ste 650WashingtonDC20005None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For the dissemination of information about economic integration projects and policies being proposed by the Initiative for Integration of Regional Infrastructure in South America (IIRSA) for the Andes-Amazon region, and for the promotion of dialogue necessary to facilitate policy reform and mitigate the negative impacts of IIRSA's development projects.$118,820
Battelle Memorial Institute
505 King AvenueColumbusOH43201None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the development of an advanced Coastal and Marine Spatial Planning curriculum and train coastal managers in up to three U.S. regions, building on lessons learned from marine spatial planning processes in the U.S. and globally, and provide tools, knowledge, information, and connections with peers.$449,278
Bulkley Valley Ctr for Natural Resources Res & Mgm
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICTo support an assessment of the cumulative effects of alternative ecological and industrial scenarios on wild salmon ecosystems in Skeena Region of British Columbia.$179,7561188 Main Street Rm 2 Ground FlrSmithersBCCAV0J 2N0
California Academy of Sciences
55 Music Concourse Dr Golden GateSan FranciscoCA94118None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the development of the Academy?s Teen Initiative, including the Teen Docent Program, Science in Action Youth Program, and Student Science Fellows Program. The Teen Initiative will serve as an overarching program strategy to engage teens more effectively in the Bay Area.$573,470
California Academy of Sciences
55 Music Concourse Dr Golden GateSan FranciscoCA94118None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support a long-term collaborative relationship between the Academy and Exploratorium, as they jointly pilot the 'San Francisco Teen Science Collaborative,' leveraging two existing young adult science learning pathways: the Academy?s Careers in Science Intern Program and the Exploratorium?s XTech Program.$471,453
California Academy of Sciences
55 Music Concourse Dr Golden GateSan FranciscoCA94118None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the further development and implementation of effective teacher professional development offered through the California Academy of Science?s Teacher Institute on Science and Sustainability targeting 3rd ? 5th grade elementary school teachers in San Francisco Unified School District and adjacent San Francisco Bay Area school districts.$500,000
California Association for Research in Astronomy
65-1120 Mamlahoa HwyKamuelaHI96743None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the acquisition of a state-of-the- art 20-watt continuous-wave laser for the Keck II Telescope. The resulting increase in sensitivity and accuracy will aid all science being conducted on the current Keck II Telescope and future large ground-based telescopes, accelerating new waves of scientific discovery throughout the astronomy community.$2,000,000
California Council on Science and Technology
5005 La Mart Drive Ste 105RiversideCA92507None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To improve the science and technology policy- related components of legislation through the establishment of an effective Legislative Science and Technology Policy Fellows Program. The Fellows program will place ten Ph.D.-level (or equivalent) scientists and engineers per year in the California Legislature either as staff members of individual legislators or on committee staff.$750,000
California Institute for Nursing and Healthcare
663 13th Street Ste 300OaklandCA946129996None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For updating the organization's overall strategic plan, by supporting the Executive Director's engagement in activities that clarify the organization's value proposition in light of changing external conditions, and to develop a refined business model, succession plans, and a development plan that are aligned with this confirmed value proposition.$75,000
California Institute for Nursing and Healthcare
663 13th Street Ste 300OaklandCA946129996None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the California Regional Action Coalition, whose efforts will result in the development of a prioritized plan to implement the recommendations outlined in 'The Future of Nursing: Leading Change, Advancing Health' report released by the Institute of Medicine in October, 2010. These findings will inform the development of a prioritized plan to implement the recommendations statewide.$100,000
California Institute of Technology
1200 East California BlvdPasadenaCA91125None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of creation and deployment of a magnetic resonance imaging center for higher- brain research in a facility designed to give researchers an opportunity for deeper understanding of neural function through noninvasive studies.$248,691
California Institute of Technology
1200 East California BlvdPasadenaCA91125None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To establish an observatory for structural molecular biology. The new observatory, called a beam line, will make use of the extremely bright X-rays produced by a newly installed advanced electron accelerator at Stanford's Synchrotron Radiation Laboratory. Outcomes for this grant include creation of a macromolecular crystallography facility for studying complicated biological systems.$236,402
California Institute of Technology
1200 East California BlvdPasadenaCA91125None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of Caltech's Nanoscale Systems Initiative and the operation of the initiative's laboratories and facilities. Outcomes for this grant include renovation and relocation of labs, recruitment of faculty, and the launch of the Nanoscale Systems Initiative's laboratories and facilities.$73,122
California Institute of Technology
1200 East California BlvdPasadenaCA91125None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support Caltech's Technology Tectonics Observatory in the second phase of developing a multidisciplinary facility that combines state-of-the-art monitoring networks and innovative observations at key tectonics boundaries with modeling of tectonic forces over a wide range of spatial and temporal scales. The goalof the project is to understand and eventually predict the earth's behavior near the intersection of key tectonic plates and provide strategic insights into a variety of destructive phenomena such as earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, tsunamis, landslides, and other geochemical and geophysical processes.$1,945,823
California Institute of Technology
1200 East California BlvdPasadenaCA91125None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of Caltech's institute-wide intellectual, educational, and outreach initiative called Information Science and Technology. Outcomes for this grant include establishment of (including staff and equipment) four Information Science and Technology centers: Biology, Physics, Social Science, and Math.$514,268
California Institute of Technology
1200 East California BlvdPasadenaCA91125None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the Foundation's $300 million commitment to Caltech. The outcome for this grant is reimbursement of all program-related indirect costs.$2,157,571
California Institute of Technology
1200 East California BlvdPasadenaCA91125None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support and expand Caltech's diversity programs. Outcomes for this grant include increased participation of women and underrepresented minorities in science and engineering, recruitment of non-Caltech and Caltech undergraduate and graduate students every year, support for postdoctoral students, and assessment of the diversity recruitment program.$62,349
California Institute of Technology
1200 East California BlvdPasadenaCA91125None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For establishment of the Center for Cosmochemical and Geochemical Microanalysis. Outcomes for this grant include installation of two ion microprobes, development of novel geochemical instrumentation, and maintenance of the Center.$121,753
California Institute of Technology
1200 East California BlvdPasadenaCA91125None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For the creation of the Proteome Exploration Laboratory (CaPel). Research at CaPel is expected to generate new knowledge of how the proteins specified by a genome give rise to an organism. Outcomes for this grant include installation of equipment and maintenance of the Proteome Exploration Laboratory.$1,802,086
California Institute of Technology
1200 East California BlvdPasadenaCA91125None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To establish the Center for Cosmochemical and Geochemical Microanalysis. The Center will sustain a program of theoretical research aimed at attacking the problems posed by dark matter, dark energy, and the early universe. Outcomes for this grant include the addition of two senior scientists (cosmology theorists), establishment of a distinguished visiting scholars program and postdoctoral fellowships, and maintenance of the Center.$867,222
California Institute of Technology
1200 East California BlvdPasadenaCA91125None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of establishing the Center for Integrative Study of Cell Regulation, and postdoctoral fellowships.$1,146,480
California Institute of Technology
1200 East California BlvdPasadenaCA91125None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of Revolutionizing Detectors for Cosmology. postdoctoral felllowships.$1,385,800
California Institute of Technology
1200 East California BlvdPasadenaCA91125None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of research that will lead to an understanding of the effects of reward and punishment at numerous levels of human brain organization.$705,419
California Institute of Technology
1200 East California BlvdPasadenaCA91125None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of experimentation with large, diverse, and interconnected socio-economic systems.$1,298,124
California Institute of Technology
1200 East California BlvdPasadenaCA91125None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of research in reliable generation, storage, and use of renewable energy with the establishment of the Center for Sustainable Energy Research.$407,447
California Institute of Technology
1200 East California BlvdPasadenaCA91125None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of developing the molecular basis for driving the photo-oxidation of water to enable fuel production directly from sunlight.$998,324
California Institute of Technology
1200 East California BlvdPasadenaCA91125None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of establishing the Center for Catalysis and Chemical Synthesis to accelerate the discovery of powerful new catalytic chemical reactions and novel chemical architectures.$992,708
California Institute of Technology
1200 East California BlvdPasadenaCA91125None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To establish the Center for Exotic Quantum Systems to unite a diverse on-campus community of scientists who will be able to expand their leading-edge research on quantum matter, quantum light, quantum nano-mechanics, and quantum information science. The Center will become an internationally recognized entity that substantially enhances Caltech's ability to recruit the very best students, postdocs, and faculty in this important field.$977,690
California Institute of Technology
1200 East California BlvdPasadenaCA91125None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To establish a Center for Bio-inspired Wind Energy, with facilities on the main campus of Caltech and at the recently established Caltech Field Laboratory for Optimized Wind Energy in northern Los Angeles County. The Center will carry out research, development, and field testing of novel wind energy technologies inspired by engineering solutions found in nature.$1,487,257
California Institute of Technology
1200 East California BlvdPasadenaCA91125None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support new experiments designed to understand the causal link between gene functions, the brain, and behavior. Funding will be used to develop automated methods for measuring behaviors in rodents and to integrate these new methods with electrophysiological recording, functional imaging, and genetically based manipulations of neuronal activity.$954,000
California Institute of Technology
1200 East California BlvdPasadenaCA91125None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To develop new techniques to characterize images taken from space to monitor long term changes in the Earth?s surface at fine spatial and temporal scales. Funding will support a core team to develop the technique, analyze large image datasets acquired by a suite of instruments over multiple decades, and apply them to two case studies to detect very small changes in the Earth?s surface due to seismic-volcanic and landslide processes.$214,430
California Institute of Technology
1200 East California BlvdPasadenaCA91125None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support progress toward completion of the Early Construction Phase of the Thirty Meter Telescope. The Thirty Meter Telescope, to be built on Mauna Kea, will be the first of the next-generation giant optical/infrared ground- based telescopes capable of peering into the beginning of the universe. This grant is paired with an identical award to the University of California.$7,500,000
California Institute of Technology
1200 East California BlvdPasadenaCA91125None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support six research groups within the Chemistry of Cellular Signaling Center to reveal, on a chemical scale, the interactions that control complex signaling pathways in cells. These pathways govern the structure and function of every living cell and are at the forefront of research at the chemistry-biology-physics interface.$1,200,000
California Institute of Technology
1200 East California BlvdPasadenaCA91125None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To analyze, in collaboration with the University of Washington and the University of California at Berkeley, the past 80 years of earthquakes in southern California to improve rupture forecasts, and develop both ground-level and building-specific shaking algorithms to determine when automatic shutdown of industrial processes could mitigate serious damage or injury. The knowledge gained will contribute to the development of a west coast prototype earthquake early warning system capable of providing robust advance warning?ranging from tens of seconds to minutes?of the size, extent and timing of imminent earthquakes.$1,000,000
Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society BC Chapter
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICIn support of developing technical analyses for Marine Spatial Planning and the Pacific North Coast Integrated Management Area Initiative.$100,605410 - 698 Seymour StVancouverBCCAV6B 3K6
Cape Cod Commercial Hook Fishermens Assoc Inc
1566 Main StChathamMA02633None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To provide expertise and support to ensure appropriate and durable implementation of sectors for groundfish, expansion of catch shares into other bottom-dwelling fisheries, and regulations and design elements for sectors that address sustainable fishing communities.$182,510
Carnegie Institution of Washington
1530 P Street NWWashingtonDC200051910None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To enable a large-scale ecological study to improve our understanding of the large-area effects of dry season and drought on the structure, composition and function of forests in the Western Amazon Basin.$1,336,250
Carnegie Mellon University
5000 Forbes AvenuePittsburghPA15213None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To improve collaborations between domain and computer scientists with the development of new abstractions and methodologies within data- intensive scalable computing (DISC). Through demonstration projects in cosmology and in close cooperation with its institutional collaborator, University of Washington's eScience Institute, Carnegie Mellon University will design and build a prototype DISC system and an open-source software suite for management and processing of extremely large data.$244,660
Catholic Healthcare West
One Dupont Circle NW Suite 530WashingtonDC20036None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support improved nursing-related patient outcomes across nine hospitals in the San Francisco Bay Area and Greater Sacramento regions, leading to improved glycemic control and safety, a reduction in the incidence of preventable hospital-acquired venous thromboembolism, and a reduction in mortality among surgical inpatients with serious treatable complications through the implementation of evidence-based practices. All outcomes will be achieved by the end of 2013 and are to be sustained through 2017.$1,800,000
Center for International Environmental Law Inc
1350 Connecticut Ave NW Ste 1100WashingtonDC20036None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support a new Forum for Sustainable Development for the Department of Loreto, Peru, a participatory clearinghouse for baseline data on social and environmental impacts of economic development projects, and a venue for increasing capacity of regional government agencies, civil society organizations, and local communities as prior and necessary inputs for the adoption and implementation of a policy framework for Strategic Social and Environmental Impact Assessments for Loreto.$600,000
Center for International Policy Inc
1717 Massachusetts Ave NWSte 801WashingtonDC20036None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)This grant will support the Center for International Policy?s efforts to ensure climate- forest initiatives that protect tropical forests are understood at the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change 17th Conference of the Parties as part of the climate change solution.$175,064
Center for Quality Systems Improvement
1688 Orvietto DriveRosevilleCA956613981None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support two targeted clinical impact interest groups, quality improvement education, and on-site support to hospitals working on improving patient outcomes. The grant outcomes are the achievement of evidence-based patient safety and quality improvement targets by hospitals participating in the two clinical impact interest groups, as well as the enhancement of clinical improvement leadership skills for at least 350 healthcare providers.$1,150,000
Center for Quality Systems Improvement
1688 Orvietto DriveRosevilleCA956613981None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of creating a Readmissions Learning Community in which hospitals and their outpatient provider partners confirm and share evidence-based practices shown to reduce hospital readmissions. The outputs of the grant include participation by at least 50% of the 5-county San Francisco Bay Area hospitals, and the collaborative development of detailed plans to implement evidence-based practices, each designed to reduce 30- and 90-day hospital readmission rates by at least 30% by December 31, 2013.$350,000
Centro de Conserv Investiga y Manejo Areas Natura
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICTo maintain the zero deforestation zone in Cordillera Azul and the stabilization of land use in the park's buffer zone, while securing financial sustainability for the national park. The grant also supports the development of a Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and forest Degradation (REDD) Project and its integration within the national and regional REDD contexts and ensures a systematic dissemination of lessons.$229,000420 - San Antonio MirafloresLimaPE
Centro de Conserv Investiga y Manejo Areas Natura
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICTo allow the organization to implement critical management actions to maintain zero deforestation inside Cordillera Azul National Park and stabilize land use in the park?s buffer zone, while completing its strategy?and implementing an innovative Reduced Emission from Deforestation and Forest Degradation pilot project to secure financial sustainability.$435,000420 - San Antonio MirafloresLimaPE
Chabot Space & Science Center Foundation
10000 Skyline BlvdOaklandCA94619None501(c)(3)509(a)(3)To support design, development, fabrication, and evaluation of enhancements to the Bill Nye?s Climate Lab exhibition and website. Enhancements will enable youth ages 8-14 years to learn basic principles of climate change and engage in behaviors that address it. The evaluation will allow Chabot to measure both learning and behavior change in users of the exhibition and website.$1,800,000
Chabot Space & Science Center Foundation
10000 Skyline BlvdOaklandCA94619None501(c)(3)509(a)(3)In support of the development of the Chabot Climate Change Teacher Institute, which will provide teachers from Alameda County with instruction on the fundamental scientific concepts related to climate change and pedagogical activities that deeply engage their 4th-8th grade students in science learning.$294,365
Chabot Space & Science Center Foundation
10000 Skyline BlvdOaklandCA94619None501(c)(3)509(a)(3)In support of the development of a cost-effective, replicable model for scaling up the Techbridge program, which provides hands-on activities, role models and worksite visits, family outreach, and teacher training to serve girls across the San Francisco Bay Area. National research, robust assessment, and evaluation will be components of the program design and refinement to develop a scalable and sustainable model for expansion and durability.$200,000
Clark University
950 Main StreetWorcesterMA01610None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To develop a new cloud-computing system for the origination, planning, and evaluation of Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation projects from its Land Change Modeler software system. The new cloud-computing system will be publicly available in a geospatial database facility provided by Google's Earth Engine.$51,000
Clark University
950 Main StreetWorcesterMA01610None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To enable the analytical capacity for integrated land management incorporating ecosystem services, land change scenarios, biodiversity and optimal land allocation planning developed in a commercial-grade Geographic Information and Decision Support Software.$1,000,000
Climate Focus North America Inc
1025 Connecticut Ave NW Ste 1102WashingtonDC20036NoneExpenditure responsTo enable additional demand for forest carbon emission reductions by creating new partnerships among sub-national entities and building on the leadership of the Governors? Climate and Forests Task Force (GCF) while enhancing the sustainability of the overall effort.$184,900
Coastal States Stewardship Foundation
44 North Capitol Street NW SuiteWashingtonDC20001None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support regional planning for habitat protection and sustainable use.$75,000
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
1 Bungtown RoadCold Spring HarborNY11724None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support innovative, leading-edge plant biology research in the lab of Robert Martienssen.$333,333
Community Initiatives
354 Pine Street Suite 700San FranciscoCA94104None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To strengthen informal science educational programming offered to the public at Community Science Workshop sites in the San Francisco Bay Area, by contributing to improved programming and expansion.$250,000
Conservation International Foundation
2011 Crystal Drive Suite 500ArlingtonVA22202None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of matching funds for approved transactions under the Global Conservation Fund. This is for the matching funds Portion of the $100 million.$12,500,000
Conservation International Foundation
2011 Crystal Drive Suite 500ArlingtonVA22202None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To demonstrate and amplify 'Green Economy' models that incorporate the value of ecosystem services into economic development decisions and increase understanding that the conservation of nature is essential for economic growth and the long-term well-being of humanity.$12,000,000
Conservation International Foundation
2011 Crystal Drive Suite 500ArlingtonVA22202None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support detailed business planning and demand assessment for significantly scaling up the Verde Ventures Fund as a legally-separate investment fund for financing environmentally sustainable small- and medium-sized businesses that benefit healthy ecosystems.$210,000
Conservation Law Foundation Inc
62 Summer StreetBostonMA02110None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To facilitate the dissemination of the best available data and knowledge to inform active contributors to Marine Spatial Planning implementation and engagement at the state, regional, and federal scales, as they relate to New England.$92,388
Conservation Strategy Fund
1160 G StreetArcataCA95521None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the refinement of conservation economics tools, the training of policy formulators regarding their use, and their subsequent deployment in the analysis of major infrastructure projects in the Amazon Headwaters region in an effort to promote an effective conservation agenda for the region.$450,000
Consultative Group on Biological Diversity
Presidio Building 1016 PO Box 29361San FranciscoCA941290361None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To contribute to the conservation and restoration of biodiversity by enhancing effective collaboration among environmental foundations.$65,000
Coop for Assist and Relief Everywhere Inc - CARE
151 Ellis Street NEAtlantaGA30303None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For the development, review, and testing of internationally applicable, credible, and effective social and environmental standards for Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+). Standards developed by this project will be piloted in key countries to strengthen the REDD+ program design and implementation by reducing poverty and achieving human rights and biodiversity conservation goals, while avoiding social or environmental harm.$445,281
Dallas County Hospital District
5201 Harry Hines BlvdDallasTX75235NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support the development and implementation of a generalizable, exportable, automated software system to identify and flag Heart Failure (HF) patients at high risk of hospital readmission. Once finalized, it will be installed in a hospital outside of the original development site. The system will then be used, in combination with evidence-based interventions, to identify and intervene on HF patients at high risk of readmission, resulting in a 20% relative reduction from baseline in the hospital?s 30-day HF readmission rate. The software will then be available for adoption nationwide, and available for installation to at least three additional hospitals, one of which will located in Greater Sacramento or the San Francisco Bay Area if mutually agreeable, by December 2015.$1,348,000
Daughters of Charity Health Systems
26000 Altamont RdLos Altos HillsCA940224317None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To implement the Clinical Advancement in Research and Education project, a comprehensive program to implement nursing-led quality councils and evidence-based practices at the bedside at each of the grantee's three acute care hospitals in the San Francisco Bay Area. Through the grant, the hospitals will use a nursing-led quality council methodology (as implemented by the Integrated Nurse Leadership Program) with an immediate focus on reducing severe sepsis mortality.$394,000
David Suzuki Foundation
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICTo increase the incentives for industry leaders and governments to improve salmon aquaculture and fisheries management practices in British Columbia.$112,9622211 West 4th Avenue Suite 219VancouverBCCAV6K 4S2
David Suzuki Foundation
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICTo develop technical analyses in support of Marine Spatial Planning and the Pacific North Coast Integrated Management Area Initiative. Marine Spatial Planning (MSP), share examples of MSP implementation both domestically and internationally, and prepare an assessment of potential advantages and disadvantages.$157,7152211 West 4th AvenueSuite 219VancouverBCCAV6K 4S2
Duke University
125 Science DriveDurhamNC27708None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support innovative, leading-edge plant biology research in the lab of Xinnian Dong.$333,333
EO Wilson Biodiversity Foundation
1129 Weaver Dairy Rd Ste T 16363Chapel HillNC275166363None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To enable an interactive, rich media e-documentary, developed in conjunction with the E. O. Wilson Life on Earth digital biology textbook, to detail Mozambique's Gorongosa National Park restoration ecology project.$593,728
Earth Economics
1121 Tacoma Ave SouthTacomaWA98402None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To improve ecosystem service valuation in order to inform decisionmaking, correct economic incentives and improve public and private investment among conservation organizations, federal agencies and municipalities.$159,000
Earthworks
1612 K St NWSuite 808WashingtonDC20006None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To engage key private sector players in the conservation of Bristol Bay's wild salmon ecosystems.$202,835
East Bay Regional Park District
2950 Peralta Oaks CourtOaklandCA94605NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support the acquisition of the 955-acre Owen property, a key step in preserving a larger habitat assemblage covering Pleasanton and Sunol ridges and their watersheds in Alameda County, and will fund immediate stewardship needs on the property. Funding by GBMF will leverage District funds and other grants in support of expansion of large-scale preservation efforts in this area of central Alameda County.$1,150,000
East Contra Costa County Habitat Conservancy
651 Pine Street North Wing 4th FlMartinez CACA94553NoneUnit of GovernmentTo provide matching funds to federal grant dollars for the acquisition and permanent protection of conservation lands in the Mount Diablo landscape.$1,300,000
EcoAdapt
PO Box 11195Bainbridge IslandWA98110None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of incorporating climate change adaptation into active, place-based Marine Spatial Planning processes.$166,672
Ecoagriculture International Inc
730 11th St NW Suite 301WashingtonDC20001None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the Landscapes for People, Food and Nature Initiative to address key challenges including food and nutrition, rural poverty, ecosystem degradation, species loss, and climate change via an integrated landscape approach.$310,000
Ecotrust
721 NW Ninth AvenueSuite 200PortlandOR97209None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To ensure the sustainability of renewable natural resources in the Copper River watershed of Alaska. Funding will be used to advance the scientific understanding of salmon ecology and to encourage the adoption of management practices that promote long-term sustainability of the watershed's wild salmon populations.$200,000
Ecotrust Canada
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICTo support the development of a diversified and integrated regional fishery model to reduce dependence on Skeena wild salmon.$215,000Suite 200 1238 Homer StreetVancouverBCCAV6B 2Y5
Environmental Defense Fund Incorporated
257 Park Avenue SouthNew YorkNY10010None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the Greater Xing Complex Conservation Program, which will provide the conditions for the effective management of protected areas in the reserve mosaic of the Terra do Meio, Par, Brazil while improving indigenous and community associations, maintaining the integrity of park borders, and establishing markets for non-timber forest products.$102,001
Environmental Defense Fund Incorporated
257 Park Avenue SouthNew YorkNY10010None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support reduced deforestation and forest degradation through protected area and watershed management in the highly threatened Xingu River Basin, Brazil.$1,000,000
Environmental Defense Fund Incorporated
257 Park Avenue SouthNew YorkNY10010None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of creating a durable and efficient Pacific groundfish trawl catch share program. Funding will be used to refine and improve fishing regulations to increase flexibility and reduce costs, and to work with fishermen directly to improve their performance under the catch share program.$1,202,567
Environmental Defense Fund Incorporated
257 Park Avenue SouthNew YorkNY10010None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of implementation of good catch shares in New England as an effective fishery management tool to restore fisheries, and, marine ecosystems and create a sustainable fishing industry. The project will include refining and strengthening the groundfish sector-based catch share program to address resource conservation and socioeconomic goals, implementing good catch shares for monkfish through an exemplary and inclusive design process, gaining the support of key regional constituencies, and ensuring the leadership, technical expertise, resources, and scientific foundation needed for durability are held by local institutions and stakeholders.$1,000,000
Environmental Defense Fund Incorporated
257 Park Avenue SouthNew YorkNY10010None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the dissemination and adoption of well-designed catch share policies and programs in the United States to restore fisheries and marine ecosystems and create a sustainable fishing industry, including the institutionalization of tools such as a catch shares design database.$1,699,901
Environmental Grantmakers Association
475 Riverside Drive Suite 960New YorkNY10115None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To promote effective environmental philanthropy by sharing knowledge, fostering debate, cultivating leadership, facilitating collaboration, and catalyzing action. The Environmental Grantmakers Association will use this funding to help its constituents become more effective grantmakers through information sharing, collaboration, and networking.$60,000
Equipe de Conservacao da Amazonia
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICIn partnership with state and federal government agencies, Equipe da Conservacio da Amazonia and its collaborators will develop participatory, science-based biodiversity management and monitoring plans for 4.4 million hectares of indigenous lands in the Calha Norte conservation corridor.$800,000SAS Quad3 Bloco C-Ed Bus Pt Sala306BrasiliaDFBR70070-934
Fedora Commons
165 Washington St Suite 201WinchesterMA01890None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To provide the technical expertise and community framework needed to develop sustainable open- source software for innovative collaboration and knowledge sharing among scientists, scholars, and educators, while ensuring the integrity and longevity of the results of their work.$537,409
Field Museum of Natural History
1400 S Lake Shore DrChicagoIL606052496None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To secure critical conservation landscapes while engaging local residents in stewardship, and to bolster local expertise in effective rapid biological-social inventories. Funding will be used to promote the creation of new regional conservation areas and the effective management of key protected areas' buffer zones in Peru (Loreto); and to host a bi-national inventory-science training course for Loreto and Pando focused on conducting biological and social inventories and integrating results into compelling recommendations for decisionmakers.$227,210
Fondo Ambiental Nacional
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICTo consolidate results of prior work on effective management of the National System of Protected Areas in Ecuador within the Cndor Kutuku Conservation Corridor, to strengthen management of Sangay and Podocarpus National Parks, to build capacity of key local stakeholders in park management, and to promote collaboration among nonprofit partners and the Ecuadorian Ministry of the Environment for achieving national conservation goals.$199,510Edificio Financiero Amazonaspiso 9QuitoEC
Fondo de las Americas
NoneUnit foreign govtIn support of basic infrastructure, equipment, and patrol personnel to leverage the work of conservation groups and local indigenous peoples in formally designated reserves in Peru. Outcomes include creation and consolidation of Ichigkat Muja Cordillera del Condor National Park and the Tuntanain y Kampagkis communal reserves to add 650,000 hectares of newly protected lands to the Santiago Comaina reserved zone.$213,000Avenida Javier Prado 5318 MolinaLIMAPE33
Fondo Mexicano Para La Conserv De La Naturaleza
None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the Mexican Fund for the Conservation of Nature and its partners to identify and test the appropriate methodologies and technologies to be adopted officially for monitoring deforestation and forest degradation at the national, subnational, and local levels in Mexico.$1,500,000Calle Damas 49 Col San Jose InsurgMexico CityMX3900
Forest Ethics
None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support Skeena communities in promoting a precautionary approach to coal bed methane development, including the establishment of no-go areas in the highly sensitive headwaters habitat.$150,962410 - 698 Seymour StVancouverBCCAV6B 3K6
Forest Trends Association
1203 19th Street NW 4th floorWashingtonDC20036None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To advance the Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation and forest carbon policy dialogue, at the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and at the national level, to reconcile the potential for sub-national project activities to deliver emissions reductions and secure financing within emerging regulatory frameworks.$100,000
Forest Trends Association
1203 19th Street NW 4th floorWashingtonDC20036None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the Ecosystem Marketplace, to increase private sector engagement and guidance on how to integrate ecosystem services into decision making to help catalyze additional investment and inform policies that support sustainable conservation decisions.$200,000
Forever Costa Rica Association
NoneExpenditure responsTo develop national-scale marine control and surveillance strategies and enable implementation of the Costa Rican government's Marine Protected Areas plan.$149,500Forum I Edificio G Piso 7San JoseCS
Fundacao Amazonica da Defesa da Biosfera
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICTo support the implementation and sustainable finance of state-level protected areas in Amazonas, Brazil, and the independent evaluation and validation of the ProBuc Community Based Protected Area and Biodiversity Monitoring System.$679,20070 - Conjunto Tiradentes - AleixoManausAMBR69083-230
Fundacao Uniselva
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICFor the Law School at the Federal University of Mato Grosso, Brazil to develop a Distance Specialization Course in Agro-Environmental Law and implement it in Mato Grosso and Acre states, prepare legal cases against incidents of illegal deforestation in Mato Grosso, and train community leaders and environmental councils basin-wide in the effective use of Brazil's environmental laws. These outputs will enable state and federal environmental agencies, public prosecutors, and civil society in the states of Mato Grosso and Acre to make more effective use of the Brazilian legal system to detect and prosecute environmental crimes, and decrease illegal deforestation by increasing transparency.$28,496s/ n Campus da UFMT-Bloco da GRAFICCep: 78.070-970MATO GROSSOBRPOSTAL 3556
Fundacao Vitoria Amazonica
NoneExpenditure responsTo consolidate the basic effective management of 4 protected areas in the lower Rio Negro Basin and pilot mechanisms for adaptive manag ement of both state and federal protected are as in a protected areas mosaic. The plan refr ames management plans as effective governance instruments that link communities to protect ed area agencies through empowered protected area councils and managers. The grant transi tions a high capacity socioenvironmental gran tee from work on the consoliation of individu al protected areas to work on the analysis an d elimination of significant barriers to the integration of activities in individual PAs w ith system-wide adaptive management and decision making.$874,407146 Cj Morada do Sol Bairro AleixoManausAMBR69083-093
Fundacion Amigos de la Naturaleza
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICTo plan and coordinate the implementation of a sub-national program for Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and forest Degradation within Beni and Pando. This project will implement the first sub-national program in the world to include indigenous communal lands, and involve indigenous community organizations in program design, its implementation, and administration. This project will help to protect the last remaining conservation corridor connecting dry and transitional forests with Amazon forests in northeastern Bolivia.$409,004CochabambaCasilla 2241Santa CruzBL
Fundacion Gaia Amazonas
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICTo increase the effectiveness of the management of the Yaigoje Apaporis National Park and Indigenous Reserve through the creation of a community-based research program and the establishment of community and regional-level land-use agreements. These, in turn, will serve as the basis for negotiating a new and innovative type of co-management regime recently established by the Colombian Parks Service.$200,000Cra 4 26B-31BogotADCCO
Fund Latino Americana para el Tropico Amazonico
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICTo support the implementation of the Wildlife Management in Latin America and the Amazon Conference Series, and the development of a Latin American Wildlife Society.$200,000Malecon Tarapaca N 332 AltosIquitosLORETOPE20493440749
Fundacion para la Sobrevivencia del Pueblo Cofan
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICFor the consolidation of the Cofn Conservation Program through continued implementation of the Ranger Program. Additional outcomes are the dissemination and replication of results among other community-based organizations in the Ecuadorian Amazon, including the training of their members in management and monitoring techniques, and a systematic effort toward financial sustainability through the implementation of Payment for Ecosystem Services mechanisms.$126,700Mariano Cardenal N74-153QuitoEC
Fundo Brasileiro para a Biodiversidade
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICIn support of a highly leveraged initiative of the Latin American and Caribbean network of conservation trust funds in their development of innovative, market-based, financial solutions for conservation.$300,000Largo do IBAM 01/ 6 andarHumaitaRio de JaneiroRJBRCEP: 22271 070
Great Bear Initiative Society
NoneExpenditure responsFor enhancing and integrating community-level marine spatial plans in support of achieving a good Pacific North Coast Integrated Management Area marine spatial plan. This grant also supports the grantee's transition to organizational and financial durability in implementing the Great Bear Rainforest agreements.$980,400409 Granville Street Suite 1660VancouverBCCAV6C 1T2
Great Bear Initiative Society
NoneExpenditure responsTo enable the Great Bear Initiative to engage in communications and training activities in support of marine spatial planning.$321,986409 Granville Street Suite 1660VancouverBCCAV6C 1T2
Gr Washington Edu Telecommunications Assoc Inc
2775 South Quincy StreetArlingtonVA22206None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To continue support for a science-based program that uses traditional broadcast and web-based media content, through both in-depth journalism and short, timely reports on current breaking news in science and engineering, to inform and educate the public of the creative and innovative contributions being made by scientists and engineers.$250,000
Green Fire Productions
PO Box 369La GrandeOR97850None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To increase the understanding of and support for coastal marine spatial planning through production and distribution of the film 'Ocean Frontiers,' which captures stories of successful ocean planning through the eyes of coastal communities, managers, scientists, and others.$191,125
Gulf of Maine Research Institute
350 Commercial StreetPortlandME04101None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of work to improve the sector management system for New England's groundfish industry, provide convening and technical assistance to the monkfish fishery as it develops a new catch share system, assist groundfish sectors to adopt cleaner fishing technology, and provide region-wide outreach and education to the region's fishing industry, fisheries management agencies, and policy makers.$536,125
H John Heinz III Ctr for Science Economics & Envi
1001 PA Ave NWSuite 735 SouthWashingtonDC20010None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)This grant will provide core support for the Biological Dynamics of Forest Fragments Project in Manaus for two years while developing a sustainable finance framework.$250,000
Health Plan of San Mateo
701 Gateway Blvd Suite 400South San FranciscoCA94080NoneUnit of GovernmentFor the pilot of an inter-disciplinary team-based care management model for Health Plan of San Mateo high utilization patients, most of whom have multiple chronic conditions. The pilot will result in improved quality outcomes, reduced Emergency Department visits and hospitalizations, and a commitment by the Health Plan of San Mateo to fully implement and sustain the new model if successful.$400,000
Hospital Comm for the Livermore-Pleasanton Areas
5575 W Las Positas Suite 300PleasantonCA94588None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support ValleyCare Health System?s Magnet Journey, leading to the submission of its Magnet application, completed Magnet documentation, and Magnet designation by March 2013.$32,000
Indiana University
1001 East Third StreetBloomingtonIN474053700None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support innovative, leading-edge plant biology research in the lab of Craig Pikaard.$333,333
Institute for the Future
124 University AvenuePalo AltoCA94301None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To provide support to research and catalogue the potential areas in science that are ripe for transformative change.$150,199
Inst de Conserv e Desenvolvimento Sustentavel
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICTo support a forest transparency program in partnership with the government of the state of Amazonas, and to increase civil society participation in the definition and protection of forest-based environmental services.$100,00012 - Parque das LaranjeirasManausAMBR69058-250
Inst de Hidrologia Meteorologia Estudios Ambienta
NoneUnit foreign govtTo enable the deployment of technical and operational ability to design, baseline, monitor and support projects for Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and forest Degradation at the national and sub-national level in Colombia.$165,718Carrera 10 No 20-30BogotaD.C.CO
Instituto de Pesquisa Ambiental da Amazonia
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICFor a community forestry project in the settlement communities of Moju I and II in the State of Par, Brazil, which will serve as a demonstration for forest-based co-management among communities, government, and the timber industry.$257,069Avenida Nazare 669BelemPARABR66035-170
Instituto del Bien Comun
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICTo secure gains achieved through grants for the Ampiyacu-Algodn Conservation Program in the Department of Loreto and the Pachitea Watershed Conservation Program in the Departments of Pasco and Hunuco, including the implementation of the Oxapampa Biosphere Reserve, and updating and upgrading the Geo-referenced Mapping System of Indigenous Communities and the Peruvian Amazonian Electronic Library, to enable more widespread dissemination.$200,000Av Petit Thouars 4381 MirafloresLimaPE18
Instituto do Homem e Meio Ambiente da Amazonia
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICTo establish deforestation-free cattle production in Para and Mato Grosso, monitor the impacts of cattle sector policies to enable adaptive management of state and federal level processes, enhance monitoring and enforcement of deforestation in protected areas in the Brazilian Amazon, and secure gains in the Calha Norte Protected areas mosaic.$395,5232020 - Bairro FatimaBelemparaBR66060-160
Instituto do Homem e Meio Ambiente da Amazonia
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICTo monitor, analyze, and disseminate information regarding deforestation and forest degradation in protected areas of the Brazilian Amazon, improve protected area management in the Calha Norte conservation corridor, and support the development of sustainable finance and monitoring mechanisms for Para state protected areas.$900,0002020 - Bairro FatimabelemPARABR66060-160
Instituto Floresta Tropical
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICIn support of a community forestry project in the settlement communities of Moju I and II in the State of Para, Brazil that will serve as a demonstration for forest-based co-management between communities, government, and the timber industry.$111,2211613 Bairro JurunasBelemPARABR66025-660
Instituto Internacional de Educacao do Brasil
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICTo enable effective co-management of protected areas in the BR-319 Frontier Zone by creating local associations and management councils and training their members, and by restructuring two local environmental non-governmental organizations. Instituto Internacional de Educatio do Brasil will also secure its own financial stability through the development and implementation of a fund-raising strategy.$716,885sala 101Centro ComerGilberto SalomaBrasiliaDFBR71606-900
Instituto Socioambiental
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICIn support of introducing user-friendly, interactive features into the web-based monitoring system for protected areas to enable customized reporting to address specific demands that arise regarding protected areas. Resource management techniques will be codified through the development of curricular materials to be used in training a new generation of indigenous land managers for application across 8.5 million hectares of Indigenous Lands in the Upper Negro River Basin. A redesigned planning process for the territorial ordering and land management of the Middle Negro River Basin will be completed, with supporting documents and maps published.$210,896Av Higienopolis 901Sao PauloSPBR01238-001
International Conservation Caucus Foundation
25786 Georgetown StatioinWashingtonDC200278786None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the Oceans Caucus Foundation to help create a bi-partisan Oceans Caucus and associated educational activities.$125,000
International Game Fish Association Inc
300 Gulf Stream WayDania BeachFL33004None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the creation of a citizen science data platform that will be tested through a pilot project with recreational fishermen.$1,456,810
Intern'l Union for Conserv of Nature and Natural R
NoneExecutive OrderTo support the establishment of the Intergovernmental Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services, a novel scientific collaboration that will generate policy relevant science on biodiversity and ecosystem services. Funding will be used to increase awareness and encourage full participation of civil society in the governance and operations of the platform so that it is recognized by the policy and science communities for providing high quality and scientifically sound information to decision- makers.$199,81328 rue MauverneyGlandSZ1196
Intern'l Union for Conserv of Nature and Natural R
NoneExecutive OrderTo support the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) to develop the IUCN Red List of the Continental Ecosystems of the Americas, engage national governments and policy makers to employ it, and provide open-access to information and analyses to the public.$1,300,00028 rue MauverneyGlandSZ1196
Island Institute
PO Box 648RocklandME04841None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the Midcoast Fishermen's Association and Port Clyde Community Sector in the successful and sustainable implementation of sector-based catch share management. This will serve as a model for community-based groundfish sectors in New England, comprised primarily of small boats and mid-sized trawlers, and will also foster thought leadership on policy.$124,070
Iwokrama Intern'l Ctr for Rain Forest Conserv & De
Noneunit of foreign govtIn support of the participation of Amerindian, government and private sector stakeholders in sustainable forest management, effective landscape-scale monitoring and modeling of forest cover, biodiversity and ecosystem function, and best practices in the public and private forestry sector, thus enhancing national efforts to reduce deforestation and forest degradation in Guyana.$235,00077 High StreetKingstonGEORGETOWNGY
Johns Hopkins University
3701 San Martin DriveBaltimoreMD21218None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the invention and development of novel instrumentation and methods to generate and detect terahertz radiation at low temperatures and in magnetic fields. The new techniques will be used to obtain fundamental knowledge about the dynamic properties of condensed matter systems, applicable to a wide range of biological, chemical, and physical investigations.$266,000
Kaiser Foundation Hospitals
1800 Harrison St 17th FloorOaklandCA94612None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To accelerate a region-wide program to reduce sepsis mortality. The grant will ensure implementation of evidence-based best practices in early identification and treatment of patients with severe sepsis (overwhelming bloodstream infection) that have been shown to reduce sepsis mortality.$1,000,000
Kaiser Foundation Hospitals
1800 Harrison St 17th FloorOaklandCA94612None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To spread operational improvements to the work environment for RNs, increasing both patient satisfaction and RN time spent in the patient room at three Kaiser Greater Sacramento hospitals.$235,000
Life Sciences Research Foundation
3520 San Martin DriveBaltimoreMD21218None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of a prestigious post-doctoral fellowship opportunity for four top researchers in biological science disciplines typically underfunded by other granting sources. The fellowships will last three years.$228,000
Life Sciences Research Foundation
3520 San Martin DriveBaltimoreMD21218None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support prestigious post-doctoral fellowships for five top researchers in biological science disciplines typically underfunded by other granting sources. The fellowships will last three years.$285,000
Living Oceans Society
None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For developing technical analyses in support of Marine Spatial Planning and the Pacific North Coast Integrated Management Area Initiative.$141,299207 W Hastings St Suite 1405VancouverBCCAV6B 1H7
Marin General Hospital Foundation
100 B Drakes Landing Suite 255GreenbraeCA94904None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To implement and evaluate a transitional care program aimed at a sustained reduction in both 30-day readmission rates by at least 30% and 90-day readmission rates by at least 15% for patients age 65 and older as compared to a 2010 baseline, in partnership with the Marin County Department of Health and Human Services.$500,000
Marine Biological Laboratory
7 MBL StreetWoods HoleMA02543None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the Microbial Diversity Summer Course, one of five coupled grants intended to train the next generation of microbial ecologists in non-traditional, immersive academic environments that emphasize cross-disciplinary collaboration and cutting-edge analytical techniques.$184,785
Marine Fish Conservation Network
600 Pennsylvania Avenue SE 210WashingtonDC20003None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of efforts to improve the efficiency of federal investments in fisheries and reduce uncertainty in management. The project will create a publicly available report, tracking historic funding for fisheries programs in the United States and illustrating the relationship between funding levels and biological and economic conditions in management regions.$72,900
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
77 Massachusetts AveCambridgeMA021394307None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of research in the laboratory of Senior Investigator Dr. Edward F. DeLong on the dynamics of the composition and gene expression patterns of planktonic microbial communities. The outcomes of this grant include a deeper understanding of how bacterial and archaeal populations change in space and time in natural and perturbed marine systems, how microbes communicate with each other in ocean environments, and how widely distributed genes of important ecological function impact marine biogeochemical cycles.$1,239,651
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
77 Massachusetts AveCambridgeMA021394307None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of research in the laboratory of Senior Investigator Dr. Sallie (Penny) W. Chisholm on the ecology of Prochlorococcus, a major group of primary producers in the upper ocean, and its mechanisms of evolution. The outcomes of this grant include a deeper understanding of ecological differentiation among various groups of Prochlorococcus and how they interact with co-occurring heterotrophic bacteria and infective viruses. Key physiological and time series data are expected to be generated and supplied to ecosystem models.$1,169,069
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
77 Massachusetts AvenueCambridgeMA02139None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support further development and enhancement of a novel condensed matter physics measurement technique, known as 'time domain capacitance spectroscopy,' to provide unprecedented high-resolution measurements of low dimensional electron systems. The increased sensitivity in instrument capabilities, combined with an attractive postdoctoral fellowship program, will allow scientists to, for the first time, achieve temperature limited energy resolution in the milliKelvin regime, expand the use of the method to other materials beyond gallium arsenide, and characterize individual electrons.$1,100,000
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
77 Massachusetts AvenueCambridgeMA02139None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To provide support for the acquisition of a next generation electron beam lithography system to enable unique research and advances in electronics, photonics, physics, chemistry, materials science, bioengineering, and nano- electromechanical systems. The electron beam lithography system will enable premier research for national, regional, and local users from universities, industry, and U.S. national laboratories.$500,000
Meridian Institute
PO Box 1829 105 Village PlaceDillonCO80435None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of a science-based analysis in furtherance of the goals of the July 2010 U.S. Framework for Coastal and Marine Spatial Planning.$714,067
Michigan State University
Michigan State University Plant BiEast LansingMI488241312None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support innovative, leading-edge plant biology research in the lab of Sheng-Yang He.$333,333
Middle Bay Sustainable Aquaculture Institute
NoneExpenditure responsIn support of a demonstration project for ""cl osed containment"" salmon production. Work will include: first, revising governance, management, and the workplan in preparation for completing the demonstration project; and second, completing the construction, installation, and one full salmon grow-out cycle in a single tank.$83,944680-220 Cambie StVancouverBCCAV6B 2M9
Mills-Peninsula Hospital Foundation
1501 Trousdale DriveBurlingameCA94010None501(c)(3)509(a)(3)To support Mills-Peninsula Health System?s Magnet Journey, leading to the submission of the Magnet application, full documentation, and Magnet designation by May 30, 2014.$355,000
Mills-Peninsula Hospital Foundation
1501 Trousdale DriveBurlingameCA94010None501(c)(3)509(a)(3)To support Mills-Peninsula Hospital Foundation, in partnership with Palo Alto Medical Foundation and Peninsula Family Services, to implement and evaluate a transitional care program aimed at reducing hospital readmissions for patients age 65 and older. The outcome of this grant is to achieve a sustained reduction in both 30- and 90-day readmission rates for patients age 65 and older by at least 30% as compared to a 2011 baseline.$750,000
Missouri Botanical Garden Board of Trustees
PO Box 299St LouisMO631660299None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the Biodiversity Heritage Library's effort to develop a comprehensive and sustainable infrastructure for the world's biodiversity literature. Through global coordination with regional partners, this project will guide the technical infrastructure implementation, align goals, ensure transparent communication, and support the establishment of a seamless Global Biodiversity Heritage Library with a distributed, interoperable network of digital repositories.$230,000
Morris K Udall and Stewart L Udall Foundation
130 South Scott AvenueTucsonAZ857011922NoneUnit of GovernmentIn support of the U.S. Institute for Environmental Conflict Resolution in the design and potential pilot implementation of a bi-partisan, inclusive public engagement process by the National Ocean Council in furtherance of the United States National Ocean Policy. Funding will be used to produce best practice recommendations for eliciting and incorporating input from the general public and a broad spectrum of ocean users, including tribes.$653,940
Mosaic Event Management Inc
67 Haight StSan FranciscoCA94102NoneExpenditure responsTo support the planning and execution of the 2012 BIMNI All Grantee Summit and Betty Irene Moore Speaker Series.$45,000
MRAG Americas Inc
10051 5th St N Suite 105St PetersburgFL33702NoneExpenditure responsTo evaulate the performance of New England and Pacific groundfish catch share management systems during their first five years of implementation.$279,672
Nanwakolas Council
NoneExpenditure responsFor the organization's leadership participation within the Pacific North Coast Integrated Management Area (PNCIMA) Initiative, and the development and integration of smaller-scale community and regional-level Marine Spatial Plans, which will in turn help achieve a good PNCIMA Marine Spatial Plan.$105,700203 - 2005 Eagle DriveCampbell RiverBCCAV9H-1V8
National Academy of Sciences
500 5th Street NWWashingtonDC20001None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of convening scientists, educators, and entertainment professionals for a summit in Fall 2010 to discuss benefits, challenges, and strategies for using popular fictional film, television, and video games effectively in science education. Based on key ideas from the summit, a pilot project will reach out to stakeholders and further raise awareness around important intersections of science, education, and entertainment.$225,000
National Audubon Society Inc
715 L StreetSuite 200AnchorageAK99501None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To advance the conservation of wild salmon ecosystems in Southeast Alaska.$174,589
National Fish and Wildlife Foundation
1133 Fifteenth Street NW Suite 11WashingtonDC20005None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the transition of U.S. fisheries to catch share programs by encouraging fishermen to pursue innovative management strategies through a competitive grant award process.$552,412
National Geographic Society
PO Box 98199WashingtonDC200908199None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support the travel of NGO speakers to the World Oceans Summit being hosted by The Economist in Capella, Singapore, February 23 & 24, 2012.$50,000
National Marine Sanctuary Foundation
8601 Georgia Avenue Suite 201Silver SpringMD20910None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To research and synthesize funding by United States government sources for science, policy communications, and adaptation actions on the real and projected impacts of ocean acidification. The project support will also consider the relationship between existing funding streams and identified funding needs.$62,945
Natural Resources Defense Council Inc
40 West 20th StreetNew YorkNY10011None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the evaluation and application of methodologies for managing data-poor fisheries in the United States.$224,705
Nature and Culture International
1400 Maiden LaneDel MarCA92014None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of strengthening the regional (state) government of Loreto's Program for the Conservation and Sustainable Management of the Regional Biodiversity of Loreto's ability to conserve the extraordinary biodiversity of the lowland Amazon forests of Loreto, Peru. Conservation will be achieved through consolidating the management of 1.9 million hectares of new Regional Conservation Areas, promoting the protection of key ecological processes essential for the resilience of the Amazon ecosystems, developing community-based resource management and conservation practices, and strengthening the technical capacities of the regional government for sustainable landscape management practices.$314,770
Nature Conservancy
715 L Street Suite 100AnchorageAK99501None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support efforts to protect the wild salmon ecosystems of Alaska's Bristol Bay region.$171,775
Nature Conservancy
4245 North Fairfax Drive Suite 100ArlingtonVA222031606None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the launch of the Forever Costa Rica Association, building financial operating systems and providing conservation technical assistance for the Forever Costa Rica project.$50,000
Nature Conservancy
715 L Street Suite 100AnchorageAK99501None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To advance the conservation of wild salmon ecosystems in Southeast Alaska.$1,034,504
Nature Conservancy
4245 North Fairfax Drive Suite 100ArlingtonVA222031606None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the innovative conservation finance initiative called Forever Costa Rica. Through this public-private partnership effort Costa Rica will establish an ecologically representative and effectively managed system of terrestrial, freshwater, and marine protected areas, with a stable source of funding, making Costa Rica the first developing country in the world to meet its goals under the United Nations' Convention on Biological Diversity's Program of Work on Protected Areas.$500,000
Nature Conservancy
4245 North Fairfax Drive Suite 100ArlingtonVA222031606None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To expand the scope and effectiveness of existing permit banks in New England to help mitigate unintended socioeconomic impacts of sector management, ensure a favorable regulatory environment, and develop a set of conservation and economic metrics to evaluate their impact and improve their performance over time.$195,897
Nature Conservancy
4245 North Fairfax Drive Suite 100ArlingtonVA222031606None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the design and implementation of transferable tools, including collective fishing arrangements and electronic monitoring, to ensure the durability of the Pacific groundfish trawl catch share program. Funding will be used to support necessary policies and advance practical, on-the-water demonstrations that align community objectives with conservation goals within the Pacific groundfish fishery.$162,250
Nature Conservancy
4245 North Fairfax Drive Suite 100ArlingtonVA222031606None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of bringing the grantee's expertise to the implementation of the 2010 U.S. National Ocean Policy and framework for Coastal and Marine Spatial Planning. The grantee will use its experience with designing ocean data platforms and decision tools to improve national data systems and standards.$377,300
Nature Conservancy
4245 North Fairfax Drive Suite 100ArlingtonVA222031606None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support positioning the New England region as a federal Marine Spatial Planning (MSP) pilot, and the development of a 'good' MSP framework and process for New England by directly supporting the regional planning body and process, bringing a range of tools and data to managers and planners, and connecting state MSP processes to the regional scale to ensure compatibility and learning.$320,100
Nature Conservancy
4245 North Fairfax Drive Suite 100ArlingtonVA222031606None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To make global-scale conservation datasets publicly available in a cloud computing platform and geospatial database facility provided by Google's Earth Engine, and will also foster long-term open data sharing mechanisms and commitments by the owner community.$99,550
Nature Conservancy
4245 North Fairfax Drive Suite 100ArlingtonVA222031606None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To enable The Nature Conservancy (TNC) to partner with The Bridgespan Group to increase TNC's strategic organizational focus globally. To help achieve this goal, the Conservancy is engaging Bridgespan in two principal areas: 1) improving the organization's capacity to develop and implement global strategies, and 2) enhancing the effectiveness and efficiency of key headquarters functions.$150,000
Nature Conservancy
201 Mission Street 4th FloorSan FranciscoCA94105None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support development of a project in Sonoma County that will result in a model and a guide for integrating conservation into climate change policies and actions at the county scale.$484,667
Nature Conservancy
4245 North Fairfax Drive Suite 100ArlingtonVA222031606None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To enable The Nature Conservancy to fulfill key legal and oversight obligations for the Forever Costa Rica project, as well as provide associated technical marine support.$71,502
NatureBridge
28 Geary Street Suite 650San FranciscoCA94108None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)In support of the development of instrumentation and evaluation frameworks for assessing student outcomes and the impact of a field-based science education program.$102,756
New Forests Advisory Inc
601 Montgomery StreetSuite 665San FranciscoCA94111NoneExpenditure responsIn support of the design and implementation of market-based conservation incentives for private landowners in the Amazon.$166,953
Northern Arizona University
200 East Pine Knoll Drive Room 116FlagstaffAZ860115018None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To determine whether certain levels of hiking and bicycling in Bay Area natural areas have significant impacts on habitat use by carnivores, deer, and other wildlife. Funding will be used to produce recommendations for Bay Area land managers on how to mitigate the impact of non-motorized recreation and thus ensure that public access is compatible with conservation areas such as parks and wildlife corridors.$235,943
Northern Illinois University
1425 W Lincoln HwyDeKalbIL601152828None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support constructing, equipping, and testing a Sub-Ice Remotely Operated Vehicle and a Geochemical Instrumentation Package for Sub-Ice Exploration. The grant will fund additional costs for instruments and testing for biological, chemical, geological, and physical studies of the southern margin of the Ross Ice Shelf near the grounding line and the marine- linked subglacial lakes beneath an unstable margin of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet.$150,000
Northwest Institute for Bioregional Research Socie
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICTo help ensure that environmental assessments processes for major energy development projects in the Skeena watershed give comprehensive consideration to cumulative impacts on wild salmon habitat.$246,257BOX 2781SmithersBCCAV0J2N0
Ocean Conservancy Inc
1300 19th St NW 8th FloorWashingtonDC20036None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For the advancement of good marine spatial planning (MSP) as the primary approach to managing ocean activities in the U.S., leading to resilient and productive marine ecosystems. Funding will be used to expand stakeholder support for MSP and help secure lasting institutional change that will build a foundation for good MSP at the federal and regional levels.$1,242,000
Ocean Conservancy Inc
1300 19th St NW 8th FloorWashingtonDC20036None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To train trusted messengers to communicate ocean acidification science and solutions effectively.$406,348
Oregon Health & Science University
3181 SW Sam Jackson Park RdPortlandOR972393098NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support an enhanced model for delivering better primary care to high-risk older adults, through health care teams led by a Registered Nurse care manager that implement technology- supported chronic disease care to improve quality, reduce hospitalizations, and improve the patient experience.$742,000
Oregon State University
220 Nash HallCorvallisOR973313804None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of research in the laboratory of Senior Investigator Dr. Stephen J. Giovannoni on the dynamics of a key group of marine planktonic microorganisms that require external sources of carbon for food and energy. This abundant, ecologically important group of bacteria will be studied with respect to its composition, gene and protein expression patterns, genome content, and nutritional requirements. The outcomes of this grant include a deeper understanding of how populations of these bacteria change in space and time in natural marine systems, how they have evolved to cope with low nutrient levels, and how this ubiquitous and numerically predominant group impacts marine biogeochemical cycles.$828,414
Oregon State University
104 COAS Administration BuildingCorvallisOR973315503None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support characterization of the microbial responses to two distinct seasonal oxygen minimum zone environments and to establish the geological history of oxygenation at each site. The proposed effort aims to describe the chemical and physical nature of seasonal oxygen minimum zones off the coasts of central Chile and Oregon, to identify similarities and differences between their pelagic microbial assemblages and biogeochemical processes, and to determine the long-term variability of oxygenation in these regions. The conclusions will be synthesized in an inter-disciplinary manner across the fields of marine microbial ecology, physical oceanography, biogeochemistry and paleoceanography.$211,894
Pacific Salmon Foundation
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICFor enhancement of the scientific baseline information available to Skeena watershed stakeholders in developing recommendations for implementation of the harvest reform provisions in Canada's new Wild Salmon Policy. readmissions) for adult patients with chronic conditions.$392,880300 - 1682 West 7th AvenueVancouverBCCAV6J 4S6
Pacific Salmon Foundation
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICTo support increased coordination of the commercial fishing industry, conservation organizations, and regulating agencies in addressing Marine Stewardship Council's certification conditions for wild salmon fisheries in British Columbia. It will also support these stakeholders in advancing the refinements to the overall approach to the certification of anadromous fisheries.$171,150300 - 1682 West 7th AvenueVancouverBCCAV6J 4S6
Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission
205 SE Spokane StreetPortlandOR972026413NoneUnit of GovernmentIn support of developing a structure and process for regional Coastal and Marine Spatial Planning on the West Coast, consistent with the requirements of the National Ocean Policy. Funding will be used to help assess capacity and needs for planning, develop an appropriate regional planning structure, and create a collaborative planning process for the region.$41,276
Palo Alto Med Foundation for HC Research and Edu
2350 West El CaminoMountain ViewCA94040None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the design, pilot, and evaluation of a new care delivery model utilizing Health Information Technology, including an Interactive Personal Health Record, at the Palo Alto Medical Foundation, with the goal of controlling blood pressure for patients diagnosed with hypertension.$400,000
Palo Alto Med Foundation for HC Research and Edu
2350 West El CaminoMountain ViewCA94040None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of improving primary care at the Palo Alto Medical Foundation (PAMF), including improvements to primary care workflow processes and the completion of a Strategic Plan to improve care for patients with chronic conditions. This program will lead to the outcomes of improvements in the quality and efficiency of primary care delivered by PAMF to its patients.$581,000
Patrimonio Natural Fondo para la Biodiversidad
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICIn support of the expansion of the Serrana de Chiribiquete National Natural Park and ecological/economic zoning of its buffer zones in the Colombian Amazon. This grant will also develop the conceptual framework and implementation model for an emerging strategy for governance, conservation, and sustainable use for the Colombian Amazon.$236,926Calle 72 No12-65 Piso 6 EdificioBogotaCO
Patrimonio Natural Fondo para la Biodiversidad
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICTo consolidate the National Park System and create innovative management models in four national parks and their buffer zones in the Colombian Amazon.$780,611Calle 72 No12-65 Piso 6 EdificioBogotaCO
Pepperwood Foundation
3450 Franz Valley RoadSanta RosaCA95404None501(c)(3)509(a)(3)To support the Pepperwood Foundation and an interdisciplinary team of over 35 climate and ecosystem researchers to develop an integrated scientific basis for delineating climate adaptation conservation strategies for the San Francisco Bay Area.$649,240
Pew Charitable Trusts
1200 18th St NW 5th FloorWashingtonDC200362506None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support more responsible approaches to mineral exploration and development that protect the freshwater habitat values of British Columbia's wild salmon watersheds by supporting the direct engagement and participation of affected First Nations communities in key decisions.$300,000
President and Fellows of Harvard College
26 Oxford StCambridgeMA02138None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For a comprehensive evaluation and further development of the predictive capabilities of four state-of-the-art terrestrial ecosystem models against a suite of field measurements collected over a range of spatial and temporal scales in order to predict how land-cover change and changes in climate will affect the dynamic composition, structure and functioning of Amazonian ecosystems over the coming century.$515,856
President and Fellows of Harvard College
20 Oxford StreetCambridgeMA02138None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of developing new analytical methods to examine, at an unprecedented level of detail, the natural stable isotope patterns of microbial proteins. When linked to bacterial, archaeal and microeukaryote diversity information, these patterns will illuminate microbial metabolisms and functions unable to be detected previously.$484,634
Regents of the University of California
405 Hilgard Ave / 7127 Math ScienceLos AngelesCA900951565NoneUnit of GovernmentTo develop open-source, evidence-based, predictive ecosystem models of the physical and biological factors that contribute to the intensity, scale, and duration of seasonal oxygen minimum zones. These predictive models will also explore how seasonal low-oxygen environments are likely to respond to future environmental change and the possible consequences for microbially mediated global biogeochemical cycles.$172,929
Regents of the University of California
Earth and Marine Sciences Bldg-A316Santa CruzCA95064NoneUnit of GovernmentFor research in the laboratory of Senior Investigator Dr. Jonathan P. Zehr on the microbiological underpinnings of the nitrogen cycle in the ocean. The objectives of this grant are to investigate the microbiology, diversity, physiology, biochemistry, and biogeochemistry of the open ocean nitrogen cycle, including N2 fixation and nitrate assimilation.$970,327
Regents of the University of California
9500 Gilman Drive MC 0436La JollaCA920930436NoneUnit of GovernmentTo establish a community resource and intellectual center that will facilitate and create revolutionary knowledge advances in marine microbial ecology, the microbial ecology of other natural environments, and evolutionary biology. Outcomes for this grant include construction of a central genomic and metagenomics data repository and a suite of tools for analysis and visualization that provides open, easy access to the international scientific community.$1,737,306
Regents of the University of California
119 California HallBerkeleyCA94720NoneUnit of GovernmentTo create the first DNA barcode-based 'All Taxa Biological Inventory' of a model ecosystem, specifically the island of Moorea. The work will accelerate ecological discovery and enable the development of more innovative and effective conservation strategies.$778,572
Regents of the University of California
1156 High StreetSanta CruzCA95064NoneUnit of GovernmentIn support of identifying relevant probes and testing biological sensors to deploy on remote, in situ ocean observing platforms. The data generated from these studies will be used to inform models developed to evaluate the effects of microorganisms on the Earth's biome, as well as their responses to global environmental changes.$1,098,192
Regents of the University of California
2789 25th Street Suite 2028San FranciscoCA94110NoneUnit of GovernmentTo implement Phase II of the Integrated Nurse Leadership Program, and continue to develop a curriculum that addresses frontline practitioners' leadership and change management skills, improves medication administration processes, and results in earlier identification and treatment of sepsis (overwhelming bloodstream infection). The grant will also increase participation of nurses from the five Bay Area counties in the Regional Nurse Network. Outcomes include reduction in the rates of medication administration errors and inpatient mortality from severe sepsis in eight Bay Area ad ult acute care hospitals.$888,000
Regents of the University of California
2789 25th Street Suite 2028San FranciscoCA94110NoneUnit of GovernmentTo select 80 inter-professional Emerging Healthcare Leaders ('Master Change Agents'), highly develop their leadership skills to lead and sustain change, and ensure significantly improved patient outcomes and costs across 20 adult acute care hospitals in the five-county Bay Area. The Center for Health Professionals will develop these individuals through a formal, non-degree leadership curriculum, individual professional development, project- based learning and a sustaining professional network.$1,368,000
Regents of the University of California
1850 Research Park DriveDavisCA95618NoneUnit of GovernmentIn support of the Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing at the University of California, Davis for the enrollment and graduation of PhD and MS students; faculty recruitment and development; internal evaluation methodology; revenue generation streams; and development of a plan for the launch of a Bachelors of Science in Nursing pre-licensure program in Fall 2015.$1,095,496
Regents of the University of California
University of California Santa BarSanta BarbaraCA931066150NoneUnit of GovernmentIn support of the University of California's Partnership for Interdisciplinary Studies of Coastal Oceans (PISCO) to support its subtidal kelp forest monitoring program in California and for its engagement with the Marine Life Protection Act process. PISCO's monitoring program will help ensure that existing Marine Protected Areas in the central coast region and those newly designated in southern California are adequately monitored.$846,492
Regents of the University of California
2789 25th Street Suite 2028San FranciscoCA94110NoneUnit of GovernmentTo conduct an annual evaluation of the plans of California acute care hospitals to hire new Registered Nurse (RN) graduates. This evaluation will provide updated information on the demand for new RN graduates over time and will identify implications for new RN graduates based on an enhanced understanding of RN supply and demand.$85,000
Regents of the University of California
University of California Santa BarSanta BarbaraCA93106NoneUnit of GovernmentIn support of the Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences Summer Course, one of five coupled grants that will train the next generation of microbial ecologists in non-traditional, immersive academic environments that emphasize cross- disciplinary collaboration and cutting-edge analytical techniques.$44,020
Regents of the University of California
9500 Gilman Drive MC 0436La JollaCA920930436NoneUnit of GovernmentIn support of advancements in environmental science through creating technologies that lower the barriers for scientists to deploy and manage sensor networks. Funding will be used to support the design, development, and deployment of novel marine and lake based real- time sensor networks integrated with the open- source streaming data middleware system DataTurbine.$750,000
Regents of the University of California
9500 Gilman DriveMail Code 0210La JollaCA920930210NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support investigating how closely coupled marine microorganisms interact physically and exchange nutrient molecules. By combining new microscopy tools with molecular and isotope techniques, this project aims to advance understanding of the mechanisms that drive biogeochemical cycles in the surface ocean.$318,488
Regents of the University of California
1 Centennial DriveBerkeleyCA947205200NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support a full strategic plan that will delineate the long-term vision of the Lawrence Hall of Science, a financially viable model that supports that vision, and a detailed short- term implementation plan that will take the initial steps towards realizing the vision.$600,000
Regents of the University of California
University of California Santa BarSanta BarbaraCA931066150NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support development of a plan to create performance standards for Marine Spatial Planning.$40,535
Regents of the University of California
Kohn Hall University of CaliforniaSanta BarbaraCA93106NoneUnit of GovernmentTo build an interdisciplinary community of researchers and students at the interface of Physics and Biology.$1,157,800
Regents of the University of California
1111 Franklin St 9th floorOaklandCA946075200NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support progress toward completion of the Early Construction Phase of the Thirty Meter Telescope. The Thirty Meter Telescope, to be built on Mauna Kea, will be the first of the next-generation giant optical/infrared ground- based telescopes capable of peering into the beginning of the universe. This grant is paired with an identical award to Caltech.$7,500,000
Regents of the University of California
1 Centennial DriveBerkeleyCA947205200NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support the development of an implementation and funding strategic plan for the BaySci Program to transition to a community of key Science-Rich Educational Institutions to improve science learning by elementary school-age children in the Bay Area.$150,000
Regents of the University of California
University of California IrvineIrvineCA92697NoneUnit of GovernmentTo deploy state-of-the-art airborne gravity, airborne ground penetrating radar and laser profiling technologies mounted on helicopters to provide, for the first time, high-resolution, high-precision mapping of glacier thickness and coastal sea floor depth in and near the Patagonian Ice Fields of Chile and in the glacial fjords of West Greenland.$1,400,000
Regents of the University of California
3101 Valley Life Sciences BuildingBerkeleyCA94720NoneUnit of GovernmentTo catalyze the startup of the Berkeley Initiative for Global Change Biology by supporting seven research projects focused on change forecasting for California ecosystems.$1,454,900
Regents of the University of California
3101 Valley Life Sciences BuildingBerkeleyCA94720NoneUnit of GovernmentTo catalyze the startup of the Berkeley Initiative for Global Change Biology by supporting seven research projects focused on change forecasting for California ecosystems.$1,044,334
Regents of the University of California
307 McCone HallBerkeleyCA947204767NoneUnit of GovernmentTo analyze, in collaboration with the California Institute of Technology and the University of Washington the concurrent seismic and GPS signals of recent large (M>7) earthquakes, develop finite-fault algorithms for rupture dynamics, and create the first system to produce real-time GPS displacement measurements at northern California monitoring sites. The resulting knowledge gained will contribute to the development of a west coast prototype earthquake early warning system capable of providing robust advance warning ranging from tens of seconds to minutes?of the size, extent and timing of imminent earthquakes.$1,000,000
Regents of the University of California
1 Shields AvenueDavisCA95616NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support innovative, leading-edge plant biology research in the lab of Jorge Dubcovsky.$333,333
Regents of the University of California
9500 Gilman DriveLa JollaCA92093NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support innovative, leading-edge plant biology research in the lab of Mark Estelle.$333,333
Regents of the University of California
2150 Batchelor HallRiversideCA92521NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support innovative, leading-edge plant biology research in the lab of Xuemei Chen.$333,333
Regents of the University of California
9500 Gilman DriveMail Code 0210La JollaCA920930210NoneUnit of GovernmentTo design an interdisciplinary science and conservation initiative that will use the unique baseline conditions of the Palmyra Atoll to examine the sources of coral reef resilience in the face of human impacts. Funding will be used to facilitate the activities of a team of coral reef experts as they design and vet a detailed proposal for future science and conservation activities, outputs, and outcomes.$180,256
Regents of the University of California
1002 Life Sciences AdditionDavisCA95616NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support innovative, leading-edge plant biology research in the lab of Simon Chan.$333,333
Regents of the University of California
111 Koshland HallBerkeleyCA947203102NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support innovative, leading-edge plant biology research in the lab of Krishna Niyogi.$333,333
Regents of the University of California
University of California Santa BarSanta BarbaraCA931066150NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support an assessment of the current status of the world?s unassessed fisheries and analysis of potential increases that could be gained through effective management.$100,901
Regents of the University of California
2315 Stockton Blvd Room 4308SacramentoCA95817NoneUnit of GovernmentFor the implementation of a unit-based patient safety infrastructure, through which evidence- based practices for preventing Ventilator- Associated Pneumonia (VAP) at the University of California, Davis Medical Center, and sustaining reduced VAP through 2017.$400,000
Regents of the University of California
2315 Stockton Blvd Room 4308SacramentoCA95817NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support the implementation of a hospital-wide program to reduce sepsis (overwhelming bloodstream infection) mortality through evidence- based practices for early identification and treatment of severe sepsis and septic shock. This grant supports the implementation of best practices that will lead to a reduction in sepsis mortality, sustained through 2017.$1,000,000
Regents of the University of California
2315 Stockton Blvd Room 4308SacramentoCA95817NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support the medical center to achieve Magnet Designation by December 31, 2013.$200,000
Regents of the University of California
2315 Stockton Blvd Room 4308SacramentoCA95817NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support the development and implementation of an Intensive Care Unit (ICU) Awakening and Breathing Coordination, Delirium Monitoring, and Exercise/Early Mobility evidence-based intervention incorporating the management of delirium, sleep, sedation, and mobility, with the goal of significantly reducing ICU mortality and length of stay by June 30, 2013.$300,000
Regents of the University of California
735 State Street Suite 300Santa BarbraCA93101None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of work by the University of California Santa Barbara National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis to advance the scientific understanding of how climate change may affect Pacific salmon. Activities will focus on synthesizing existing information and data to address a suite of questions that are relevant to salmon conservation and management.$20,000
Regents of the University of California
500 Parnassus AvenueSan FranciscoCA94143None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For a Magnet Readiness program at the University of California, San Francisco (USCF) Medical Center, including the improvement of nursing- related patient outcomes to levels meeting or exceeding Magnet benchmarks. This program will lead to the outcomes of a reduction in the hospital-wide Hospital-Acquired Pressure Ulcer rate, a reduction in the hospital-wide Central Line Blood Stream Infection rate, and submission of UCSF's Magnet application by July 15, 2012.$150,000
Regents of the University of Colorado
401 UCBBoulderCO803090401None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the Governors' Climate & Forest Task Force states and provinces to develop and implement sub-national forest emission reduction frameworks with strong linkages to emerging national and international REDD+ frameworks and explore access to multiple market and non- market funding pathways for their activities.$875,000
Regents of the University of Colorado
13199 E Montview Blvc Suite 400AuroraCO800457201NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support development and testing of a family caregiver protocol enhancement for the Care Transitions Intervention. Family caregivers will be trained in the new protocol with the goal of reducing avoidable hospital readmissions for older, chronically ill patients.$950,000
Regents of the University of Michigan
Dana Building 440 Church StreetAnn ArborMI481091041None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To improve understanding of the social and institutional factors that influence forest cover protection in community managed forests and protected areas. Funding will be used to analyze and add to existing data sets, and to develop explanatory models for variations in forest cover protection.$399,663
Regents of the University of Minnesota
308 Harvard St SE 5-140 WDHMinneapolisMN55455NoneUnit of GovernmentTo develop, pilot, and evaluate a workshop to enhance the knowledge and competencies of 10- county San Francisco Bay Area nursing school faculty in informatics. The workshop will strengthen implementation of the Quality and Safety Education for Nurses curriculum enhancements underway in the San Francisco Bay Area and nationally.$175,000
Regents of the University of Minnesota
450 McNamara Alumni Center 200 OakMinneapolisMN554552070NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support the Global Landscapes Initiative to develop datasets, models and collaborations to examine on regional and global scales the changing face of agriculture and how these changes affect crucial ecosystem services in order to help us understand and manage the inevitable tradeoffs of agriculture and the global environment.$1,400,000
Resource Legacy Fund Foundation
555 Capitol Mall Suite 675SacramentoCA95814None501(c)(3)509(a)(3)To support the continued implementation of the Marine Life Protection Act (MLPA) in the North- Central, South, and North Coast regions of California. The grant also supports the work of non-governmental organizations, including the MPA Monitoring Enterprise, to strengthen the management, design and implementation of the emerging network of marine protected areas.$676,144
Resources Legacy Fund
555 Capitol Mall Suite 1095SacramentoCA95814None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of securing a marine spatial planning (MSP) framework for California state waters. Funding will be used to build support for marine spatial planning among targeted audiences (i.e., key policy makers and stakeholders) and to design a good framework. consistent with the May 2008 recommendations of the Skeena In dependent Science Review Panel.$305,478
Resources Legacy Fund
555 Capitol Mall Suite 1095SacramentoCA95814None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To bring focus and momentum to conserving targeted ecological landscapes in the Mount Hamilton to the Sea region, which falls primarily in Santa Cruz and Santa Clara counties. Grant funds will be used by local land trusts to leverage significant public and private funding to target regional priorities that are part of strategic conservation plans to maintain a healthy ecosystem in the region.$5,000,000
Resources Legacy Fund
555 Capitol Mall Suite 1095SacramentoCA95814None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For coalition and constituency development to advance long-term funding for San Francisco Bay habitat restoration.$284,775
Rochester Institute of Technology
One Lomb Memorial DriveRochesterNY146235603None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the design and building of the next generation imaging detectors for near- and mid-IR wavelength telescopes to enable new astronomical discoveries about the origin, evolution, and future of the Universe. The detectors will have zero read noise capability, which effectively quadruples the collecting power of large telescopes such as the Thirty Meter Telescope. In addition, the zero read noise technique can be adapted to, and advance, a wide range of image detection applications including medicine, oceanography, and meteorology.$970,520
Round River Conservation Studies
284 West 400 North Suite 105Salt Lake CityUT84103None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For work with the Taku River Tlingit First Nation to protect the wild salmon ecosystem of the Taku River watershed through new science- based land use designations, ecologically-based fish and wildlife management regimes, and enhanced First Nations stewardship capacity.$400,000
Rutgers the State University
54 Joyce Kilmer AvePiscatawayNJ08854NoneUnit of GovernmentTo uncover how the metal-containing enzymes responsible for the critical electron transfer reactions that turn basic elements such as H, O, C, S, and N into biologically active molecules have evolved. Funding will be used to develop bioinformatic approaches to produce independent evolutionary relationships based on protein sequence or protein structure and to generate hypotheses for how the bio-catalyzed electron transfer reactions arose and now function.$345,000
Salk Institute for Biological Studies
10010 North Torrey Pines RoadLa JollaCA92037None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support innovative, leading-edge plant biology research in the lab of Joseph Ecker.$333,333
San Francisco General Hospital Foundation
5575 W Las Positas Suite 300PleasantonCA94588None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For the development, implementation and evaluation of a new transitional care program at San Francisco General Hospital (SFGH), with the goal of improving outcomes for 65 year old patients through a better designed transition from hospital to home. By providing better coordinated and higher quality of care during and following hospitalization, the project is anticipated to result in lower rates of hospital readmission for elderly patients discharged from SFGH. The impact of the transitional care program supported by this grant will be documented through an evaluation and cost-benefit analysis which will be disseminated through publication and/or presentation at a national meeting.$1,281,001
San Jose Children's Discovery Museum
180 Woz WaySan JoseCA95110None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the revision, expansion, and evaluation of science programming designed to inspire children?s interest in science through engagement in field studies and ecological monitoring along the Guadalupe River watershed.$250,000
San Jose State University Foundation
210 N Fourth Street 4th FloorSan JoseCA95112NoneUnit of GovernmentTo enhance the quality of nursing education and increase the number of nursing faculty in the Bay Area. Outcomes include the addition of 48 faculty members with MSNs (Master of Science in Nursing).$286,675
Save the Redwoods League
114 Sansome Street Room 1200San FranciscoCA941043823None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of permanently protecting 500 acres of rare and unique land in Sonoma County. The project will conserve an area of great botanic, geologic, and scenic significance; and will help establish a broad linkage from the ancient redwood forests of Armstrong Woods and Austin Creek State Reserve to the old-growth reserves and protected areas on the coastline.$427,500
Seattle Childrens Hospital
4800 Sandpoint Way NESeattleWA98105None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the development of a business and sustainability plan for the Data Enabled Life Science Alliance (DELSA). DELSA is a newly formed community of scientists across the life sciences engaged in data driven discovery, with the shared vision of sustainable and shared access to data, knowledge, tools, and services to find solutions for the pressing needs of our global society.$218,433
SeaWeb
8401 Colesville Road Suite 500Silver SpringMD20910None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To research and synthesize funding by private foundations and international sources for science, policy, communications, and adaptation actions on the real and projected impacts of ocean acidification. The project support will also consider the relationship between existing funding streams and identified funding needs.$63,438
Secretaria de Estado do Meio Ambiente e Desenvolv
Noneunit of foreign govtTo support the implementation and sustainable finance of state-level protected areas in Amazonas, Brazil, and the independent evaluation and validation of the ProBuc Community Based Protected Area and Biodiversity Monitoring System.$320,80070 - Conjunto Tiradentes - AleixoManausAMBR69083-230
Skeena Wild Conservation Trust
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICIn support of strategies to accelerate the adoption of sustainable salmon harvest and habitat protection practices in the Skeena watershed of Northwest British Columbia. Funding will be used to strengthen the in-region campaign to ensure implementation of Canada's new Wild Salmon Policy consistent with the May 2008 recommendations of the Skeena Independent Science Review Panel.$499,0774505 Greig AvenueTerraceBCCAV8G 1M6
Sociedad Peruana de Derecho Ambiental
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICIn support of adapting conservation strategies in the Peruvian Amazon to the emerging issues of governance, decentralization, and climate change adaptation. Results will include decentralized schemes for public management and regulatory frameworks for regional conservation, consolidated at various levels of governance in Peru (including the regional governments of Loreto, Madre de Dios and San Martn); a completed process of protected area creation (80,000 ha) in the Peruvian Amazon; and the development and implementation of effective management tools for regional and private conservation areas and for non-timber concessions in the Peruvian Amazon.$238,783Prol Arenales No 437LimaPE27
Sociedad Peruana de Derecho Ambiental
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICTo consolidate and secure the gains obtained to date on private lands conservation, while expanding the creation of sub-national protected areas using their already proven conservation tools for regional protected areas systems.$900,000Prol Arenales No 437LimaPE27
Society of Critical Care Medicine
500 Midway DriveMount ProspectIL60056None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)For Phase II of the Surviving Sepsis Campaign. The project will support the development of revised severe sepsis and septic shock treatment guidelines, incorporation of recently published evidence; revising severe sepsis and septic shock treatment bundles in line with the revised guidelines; updated campaign tools that reflect the new guidelines and bundles; and research to address additional high priority questions for identification and treatment of severe sepsis and septic shock.$301,000
Solano Land Trust
1001 Texas Street Suite CFairfieldCA94533None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the permanent protection of the 1,500- acre Rockville Trails Estates property, help Solano Land Trust rally public support for this project, and build the Land Trust's fundraising capacity to protect and steward important conservation lands in the future.$80,000
Sonoma Cty Agricultural Preserve & Open Space Dist
747 Mendocino Ave Ste 100Santa RosaCA95401NoneUnit of GovernmentTo evaluate the economic benefits of conservation in Sonoma and Santa Cruz Counties and educate decision-makers and community leaders about these economic benefits in order to enhance and expand investment in conservation.$750,000
Sonoma Land Trust
966 Sonoma AvenueSanta RosaCA95404None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of permanently protecting the Jenner Headlands, 5,630 acres of biologically diverse, complex coastal prairie and forest on the scenic Sonoma Coast. The project will establish sustainable financing of ecological stewardship and public access using carbon credits and sustainable timber harvests.$371,400
South Coast Wildlands Project
PO Box 1052Fair OaksCA95628None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the Bay Area Critical Linkages Project, delineating links between core conse rvation areas essential to maintaining healthy ecosystems. Together with broader efforts to establish core areas, this will ultimately form a network of conserved intact ecosystems. The comprehensive linkages strategy will in clude focal species-based linkage designs, im plementation strategies, and a monitoring fra mework, and will also provide implementation tools and a strategic communications plan to institutionalize support for a network of conserved lands.$49,000
Spitfire Strategies LLC
1800 M Street NW Suite 300 NorthWashingtonDC20036NoneExpenditure responsTo help New England 'reforming fisheries management' grantees implement strategic communications around catch shares as developed with prior funding, to ensure accurate information and consistent messages in the region.$195,886
Stanford Univ Board of Trustees Leland Jr Univ
473 Via Ortega Mail Code 4205StanfordCA943056030None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the completion and application of a suite of ecosystem service models to inform Marine Spatial Planning (MSP) decisions. These models are being developed as part of the Natural Capital Project using the InVest modeling framework. This grant will also complete pilot testing in British Columbia?s West Coast Vancouver Island, complete a suite of core ecosystem services models, and scope work for potential application in New England or other regional MSP process in 2012.$960,787
Stanford Univ Board of Trustees Leland Jr Univ
Gilbert HallStanfordCA943054200None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To enable zoning, landscape scale management and adaptive management in response to ecological (including climate-change driven) and socio- economic changes in Iwokrama Forest and Rupununi region through effective landscape-scale monitoring and modeling of linked forest cover, forest degradation, biodiversity and aquati ecosystem function.$486,274
Stanford Univ Board of Trustees Leland Jr Univ
300 Pasteur DriveStanfordCA94305None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For the development and rollout of an intensive patient safety intervention incorporating frequent, unit-based simulation team training on four medical-surgical units at Stanford Hospital & Clinics. This program will lead to three outcomes: reduction in the incidence rate of at least one hospital-acquired complication per unit, reduction in the rate of unplanned transfers of non-Do Not Resuscitate (non- DNR) patients to a higher level of care, and reduction in the risk-adjusted mortality rate of non-DNR patients.$177,000
Stanford Univ Board of Trustees Leland Jr Univ
473 Via Ortega Mail Code 4205StanfordCA943056030None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To advance the science of ecosystem services through basic research and modeling of their provision, development of tools for assessing tradeoffs, and application of those tools in land use planning.$1,000,000
Stanford Univ Board of Trustees Leland Jr Univ
473 Via Ortega Room 314 m/c 4020StanfordCA94305None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the Hopkins Microbiology Summer Course, one of five coupled grants that will train the next generation of microbial ecologists in non-traditional, immersive academic environments that emphasize cross-disciplinary collaboration and cutting-edge analytical techniques.$102,516
Stanford Univ Board of Trustees Leland Jr Univ
McCullough Building South Service RStanfordCA943054045None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of developing a new method to acquire electricity from sunlight that combines both the photon (quantum) and thermal approaches, called Photo-Enhanced Thermionic Emission. Funding will be used to identify optimal materials, design, fabricate, and test Photo- Enhanced Thermionic Emission devices, and benchmark their efficiencies and cost per watt compared to other technologies.$535,000
Stanford Univ Board of Trustees Leland Jr Univ
300 Pasteur DriveStanfordCA94305None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To investigate how corals resist stress through development of a powerful sea anemone model system and related experiments with corals, sea anemones and the symbiotic algae that reside in them. The funding will be used to enhance researchers' abilities to predict coral resilience by identifying early, reliable signals that result from changing environmental conditions.$771,141
Stanford Univ Board of Trustees Leland Jr Univ
473 Via Ortega Mail Code 4205StanfordCA943056030None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the Natural Capital Project?s Strategic Planning process and aimed at determining the best path forward to maximize their impact and to develop a business plan for its core tool, InVEST.$225,000
Stanford Univ Board of Trustees Leland Jr Univ
300 Pasteur DriveStanfordCA94305None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)This grant to Stanford University, School of Medicine supports the identification and prioritization of specific healthcare quality opportunities for care delivery model redesign, leading to improved quality of care through implementation of these new models.$140,000
Stanford Univ Board of Trustees Leland Jr Univ
473 Via Ortega Mail Code 4205StanfordCA943056030None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the Fisheries Leadership and Sustainability Forum?s work with Regional Fishery Management Council members and staff on the integration of fisheries and Coastal and Marine Spatial Planning.$184,170
Stanford Univ Board of Trustees Leland Jr Univ
473 Via Ortega Mail Code 4205StanfordCA943056030None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the rapid advance in uptake of ecosystem service science to inform policy by creating innovative models for tradeoff analysis, setting standards, and advancing tools for major sector permitting and mitigation, water fund design, industrial agriculture, and monitoring.$1,350,000
Stanford Univ Board of Trustees Leland Jr Univ
Gilbert HallStanfordCA943054200None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support innovative, leading-edge plant biology research in the lab of Dominique Bergmann.$333,333
Stanford Univ Board of Trustees Leland Jr Univ
McCullough Building South Service RStanfordCA943054045None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the development of a nanoscale photoelectron spectroscopy system. The system will be able to study materials down to 10 nanometers at ambient pressure, unlike current systems which must operate in vacuum, providing critical electronic and chemical sensitive information.$550,000
Stanford Univ Board of Trustees Leland Jr Univ
485 Lasuen MallPalo AltoCA943053096None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the development of instrumentation and metrics for assessing student outcomes and impact of field-based informal science education programs for student interest, engagement and understandings of science and sustainability.$184,448
Sustainable Fisheries Partnership Foundation
4348 Waialae Ave 692HonoluluHI96816None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of efforts to improve salmon fisheries management in Alaska, British Columbia and Kamchatka through support for and improvement of market certification regimes.$535,862
Sustainable Northwest
813 Sw Alder St Suite 500PortlandOR97205None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the identification and distribution of lessons learned from a comparative analysis of the Klamath Restoration Initiative and similar large watershed-scale governance initiatives.$316,782
Sutter Health
2200 River Plaza DriveSacramentoCA95833None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)For the continuation of the Partners Advancing Clinical Excellence (PACE) initiative, in strengthening its efforts to reduce severe sepsis mortality rates at five San Francisco Bay Area Sutter affiliates. This project will lead to three outcomes at each of the five Sutter affiliates: 1) significant reduction in the hospital-wide severe sepsis mortality rate, 2) achievement of an evidence-based target for an additional driver of mortality and/or complications, and 3) maintenance of the improvement gains realized on four Phase I PACE council initiatives through 2013.$250,000
Sutter Health
2200 River Plaza DriveSacramentoCA95833None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)For improved nursing-related patient outcomes in the Sutter Health Sacramento Sierra Region. Through implementation of evidence-based practices, the project goals are a reduction in severe sepsis and septic shock mortality of non-Do Not Resuscitate patients at five Sutter hospitals, reduction in the percent of patients at one hospital with significantly high or low levels of blood glucose levels while hospitalized, and improved patient safety outcomes through nurse leadership development and the adoption of 'Just Culture' principles.$1,491,000
Sweetspring Salmon Inc
2301 NE Blakeley StreetSuite 102SeattleWA981053293NoneExpenditure responsTo demonstrate technical and financial feasibility of on-land closed containment aquaculture technology. The funds will support additional costs for construction of a commercial recirculation Coho salmon production system to enable research around production factors.$500,000
T Buck Suzuki Environmental Foundation
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICTo engage commercial fishermen to ensure that the Pacific North Coast Integrated Management Area Initiative integrates human use with strong conservation.$112,248100 - 326 12th StreetNew WestminsterBCCAV3M 4H6
The Aspen Institute Inc
One Duport Circle NW Suite 700WashingtonDC200361133None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To enable the Aspen Institute?s Program on Philanthropy and Social Innovation (PSI) to enhance the impact of a growing and increasingly diverse social sector, transferring knowledge from large, staffed foundations to smaller unstaffed family foundations and from the philanthropic sector to other public and private social actors.$75,000
The Chemical Heritage Foundation
315 Chestnut StreetPhiladelphiaPA19106None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the creation and publication of a biography of Gordon E. Moore, which will cover for public benefit Dr. Moore's life and career. The biography will portray Dr. Moore's role in profound historical developments from the rise of semiconductor electronics, the semiconductor industry, and the integrated circuit to the development of the Silicon Valley dynamic of technological innovation through venture capital-backed startups and also his background and philanthropic endeavors.$161,000
The Conservation Fund A Nonprofit Corporation
1655 North Fort Myer Drive Suite 1ArlingtonVA222093199None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the acquisition and permanent protection of private lands located in salmon- producing watersheds contained within existing parks and refuges in the Bristol Bay region.$593,333
The Conservation Fund A Nonprofit Corporation
1655 North Fort Myer Drive Suite 1ArlingtonVA222093199None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To undertake a 24-month research project growing Atlantic salmon to food size in an existing freshwater closed containment research facility, and to disseminate best practices and other findings to support improved decision-making about land-based aquaculture in British Columbia.$205,903
The Exploratorium
3601 Lyon StreetSan FranciscoCA94123None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the Exploratorium facilities construction at Piers 15-17, relocation and transition costs, and for its science education programs.$1,800,000
The Exploratorium
3601 Lyon StreetSan FranciscoCA94123None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the design and development of the Tinkering Studio, a new public learning environment to be launched in spring 2013. Funding will be used for the design of the learnin environment and six new activity sets, creation of training and staffing plans for Tinkering Studio facilitators, and the development of an evaluation and research design to document the ways in which the Tinkering Studio supports science learning for different audiences.$800,000
The Exploratorium
3601 Lyon StreetSan FranciscoCA94123None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the development of innovative ocean systems exhibits for the new Observatory and Life Sciences galleries at the Exploratorium, as well as complementary new public programs to raise awareness of oceans and bay science.$1,100,000
The Exploratorium
3601 Lyon StreetSan FranciscoCA94123None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the development of prototype social media applications designed to support public engagement with science.$300,000
The Green Belt Movement International-N America
4245 N Fairfax Drive Suite 860ArlingtonVA22203None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For work in Kenya to raise awareness of the role of forestry in tackling climate change, while strengthening the understanding and capacity of rural communities and indigenous peoples to take action by adapting and mitigating against climate change.$232,406
The National Center for Genome Resources
2935 Rodeo Park Drive EastSanta FeNM87505None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the sequencing and performing basic characterizations of the gene content of nu merous marine microbial eukaryotes. Funding will be used to analyze the expressed genes in approximately 750 samples collected from a wide diversity of organisms. The resulting sequence data and associated metadata will be made publicly available.$900,000
The Pennsylvania State University
310 Wartik Building Penn State UniUniversity ParkPA16802NoneUnit of GovernmentTo create a dedicated 'next generation' DNA sequencing pipeline for five microbial diversity summer courses supported by MMI. Students in those courses will learn to generate and interpret sequence data from advanced sequencing technologies.$160,563
The Tech Museum of Innovation
201 South Market StreetSan JoseCA95113None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support a formal implementation plan for Phase 1 of the five-year, three-phase project to transform The Tech Museum of Innovation into the 'Smart Museum.' Phase 1 of the Tech Museum Smart Initiative will focus on enhancing the Tech Museum?s Tech Tag system, which will facilitate interactive and personalized exhibits; measure guest learning and engagement; integrate real and virtual museum experiences; and lay the foundation for future randomized controlled studies of the impact of The Tech Museum on visitors' knowledge of and identification with Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM).$150,000
Third Sector New England Inc
The Nonprofit Center Suite 202 89BostonMA02111None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the Massachusetts Ocean Partnership, a coalition of stakeholders, to work towards the implementation and durability of a sound marine spatial plan for Massachusetts state waters.$1,050,000
Third Sector New England Inc
The Nonprofit Center Suite 202 89BostonMA02111None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the application of SeaPlan?s (formerly the Massachusetts Ocean Partnership) expertise in implementation of the Massachusetts Ocean Management Plan, development of Plan 2.0, and initial phases of New England regional Marine Spatial Planning, particularly process design, stakeholder engagement, and science integration.$686,049
Third Sector New England Inc
The Nonprofit Center Suite 202 89BostonMA02111None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To help develop a common vision, framework, and process to facilitate implementation of Coastal and Marine Spatial Planning in federal waters in the Northeast region, building off Massachusetts lessons and the recommendations and requirements of the National Ocean Policy, and positioning the region as a national leader.$88,148
Third Sector New England Inc
The Nonprofit Center Suite 202 89BostonMA02111None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support initial implementation of Coastal and Marine Spatial Planning for the Northeast Region, in partnership with the Northeast Regional Ocean Council.$786,729
Tides Canada Foundation
None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support an agile mechanism for timely small scale investments in grassroots activities aimed at protecting wild salmon in British Columbia. The goal is to capitalize on time- limited opportunities to advance identified strategic outcomes of the Wild Salmon Ecosystems Initiative.$669,871400-163 Hastings StVancouverBCCAV6B 1H5
Tides Canada Foundation
None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For an agile mechanism for timely, small-scale investments in activities aimed at securing resilient and productive marine ecosystems in British Columbia.$293,290400-163 Hastings StVancouverBCCAV6B 1H5
Tides Canada Foundation
None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the Salmon Aquaculture Innovation Fund. Funding will be used in conjunction with public and private sources to support early stage research, development and demonstration of on-land closed containment systems in British Columbia.$229,571400-163 Hastings StVancouverBCCAV6B 1H5
Tides Canada Foundation
None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the Salmon Aquaculture Innovation Fund. Funding will be used in conjunction with public and private sources to support early stage research, development, and demonstration of closed containment systems in British Columbia.$2,125,825400-163 Hastings StVancouverBCCAV6B 1H5
Tides Canada Foundation
None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the Marine Planning Partnership for the North Pacific Coast to produce four sub- regional marine use plans and a common regional marine use plan.$3,911,375400-163 Hastings StVancouverBCCAV6B 1H5
Tides Canada Foundation
None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the Taku Tlinget First Nation in implementing wild salmon conservation provisions of the Atlin-Taku Land Use Plan and the associated government-to-government shared decision-making agreement.$1,981,586400-163 Hastings StVancouverBCCAV6B 1H5
Tides Canada Initiatives Society
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICTo enable the Tides Canada Initiatives to administer the British Columbia Marine Conservation Analysis (BCMCA) Project. The BCMCA Project will share its collaborative, peer- reviewed, and expert-driven products with Marine Spatial Planning processes.$231,756400 - 163 Hastings StVancouverBCCAV6B 1H5
Tropical Forest Group
1125 Fort Stockton DrSan DiegoCA93103None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of tracking and analyzing the United States-based fast-start Reduced Emission from Deforestation and Forest Degradation financing support pledged during the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change Conference of the Parties 15th Session. Monitoring, reporting and verification of these funds will maintain transparency and provide credible information to donors and the public.$131,850
Trout Unlimited
1300 N 17th Street Suite 500ArlingtonVA22209None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support Trout Unlimited?s Bristol Bay Program, which aims to increase state and federal support for permanently protecting the renewable natural resources of Bristol Bay, Alaska.$900,000
Trout Unlimited
1300 N 17th Street Suite 500ArlingtonVA22209None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To advance the conservation of wild salmon ecosystems in Southeast Alaska.$351,638
Trust for Conservation Innovation
150 Post Street Suite 342San FranciscoCA94108None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To improve the management effectiveness of the Alto Purs National Park, the Purs Communal Reserve, and the Murunahua and Madre de Dios Territorial Reserves for Indigenous People Living in Voluntary Isolation, a block of more than 4 million hectares of protected areas in the Peruvian Amazon. This will be done by implementing park protection activities together with the Peruvian Park Service, and by building capacity for conservation in indigenous communities in and around these sites.$150,000
Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania
418 Curie BoulevardPhiladelphiaPA19104None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the design, pilot, and evaluation of a new care delivery model for older adults with multiple chronic conditions - a combination of the Patient Centered Medical Home and the Transitional Care Model. The goals of the pilot are to demonstrate positive trends in patient outcomes, patient satisfaction, care givers? and health teams? satisfaction, and to determine whether to proceed to a large scale study of the new model.$400,000
UN Edu Scientific & Cultural Org Intergov Ocean
NoneExecutive OrderTo develop principles for monitoring and evaluating Marine Spatial Planning and synthesize those principles into a guidebook for practitioners.$97,2501 rue MiollisParisFR75015
United Nations University
NoneExecutive OrderTo support the production of new knowledge about climate change impacts on diverse global ecosystems and foster focused dialogue about climate change between international scientists and traditional knowledge practitioners. One key product will be an academic book that serves as a state-of-the-art guide to the knowledge produced from that dialogue.$490,3001-1-1 Minato Mirai Nishi-kuYokohamaJA220-8502
Universidad de Concepcion Depart de Oceanografia
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICTo support the Ecology and Diversity of Marine Microbiology Course VII that will take place in the austral summer of 2012 in Las Cruces, Chile.$66,334Barrio Universitario S/N Casilla160ConcepcinOCTAVA REGINCI
University of Arizona
Sponsored Projects Services PO BTucsonAZ857223308NoneUnit of GovernmentIn support of developing and applying novel virus ecology approaches that enable deeper investigations of the structure and activities of natural marine virus communities and the linkages between viruses and their microbial hosts.$604,030
University of Delaware
152 Townsend HallNewarkDE19716None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of integrating a novel suite of bioinformatic tools for analyzing viral metagenomic datasets into a major public DNA sequence analysis platform. The funding will be used to improve the Viral Informatics Resource for Metagenome Exploration and transition it into the Community Cyberinfrastructure for Advanced Microbial Ecology Research and Analysis.$245,637
University of Georgia Foundation
394 South Milledge AveAthensGA30602NoneUnit of GovernmentFor research in the laboratory of Senior Investigator Dr. Mary Ann Moran on the genetic underpinnings of bacterial sulfur and carbon cycling in the coastal ocean, understand the role of marine bacteria in sustaining productivity of the coastal ocean and the formation and flux of climatically active gases containing sulfur and carbon.$861,685
University of Georgia Research Foundation Inc
617 Boyd Graduate Studies ResearchAthensGA30602NoneUnit of GovernmentIn support of developing a systems-level understanding of microbially mediated elemental cycles along the lower reach of the Amazon River and its marine plume. This integrative program will collect microbial community structure and function data along the river-to-ocean continuum and develop a novel model that incorporates these data with other biological, chemical and physical information, to enable predictions of carbon sequestration as a function of the dynamic chemical composition of the Amazon River.$720,399
University of Georgia Research Foundation Inc
617 Boyd Graduate Studies ResearchAthensGA30602NoneUnit of GovernmentIn support of collecting data for and testing a computational biogeochemistry and food web model of the microbial and geochemical dynamics of the Amazon River and its marine plume. The new model uses a unique approach for incorporating microbial structure and function data, and, if successful, could be of broad utility to microbial ecologists by enhancing their predictive capabilities regarding the interplay of marine microbial communities and biogeochemical cycling.$240,000
University of Hawaii Foundation
2444 Dole Street Bachman Hall 105HonoluluHI968222388NoneUnit of GovernmentFor continued research in the laboratory of Senior Investigator Dr. David M. Karl. The objectives of this grant are to quantify solar energy capture and transduction, and to improve understanding of essential bio-elemental cycles and sequestration of atmospheric carbon by the microbially-mediated oceanic biological carbon pump.$1,039,063
University of Hawaii Foundation
2444 Dole Street Bachman Hall 105HonoluluHI968222388NoneUnit of GovernmentFor the Hawai'i Microbial Oceanography Summer Course, one of five coupled grants that will train the next generation of microbial ecologists in non-traditional, immersive academic environments that emphasize cross-disciplinary collaboration and cutting-edge analytical techniques.$177,018
University of Hawaii Foundation
2444 Dole Street Bachman Hall 105HonoluluHI968222388NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support the design and development of a mobile science laboratory, a new learning environment that will stimulate science education across Hawaii. Funding will be used to design and construct the mobile science learning platform, develop curriculum, training and staffing plans, transport and implement the lab in a variety of communities, and evaluate the project's effectiveness.$700,000
University of Leeds
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICIn support of the Amazon Forest Inventory Network project to position forest ecosystem services on a firm scientific foundation with the public, policy-maker, conservation, and scientific communities by increasing the scientifi understanding of the global carbon balance and quantifying the role of tropical forests in either slowing or accelerating climate change through the 21st century.$545,556Woodhouse LaneLeedsWest YorkshireUKLS2 9JT
University of Leeds
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICTo enable a large-scale ecological study to improve our understanding of the large-area effects of dry season and drought on the structure, composition and function of forests in the Western Amazon Basin.$681,055Woodhouse LaneLeedsWest YorkshireUKLS2 9JT
University of Massachusetts Boston
100 Morrissey BlvdBostonMA02125NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support efforts to strengthen the relationships between key actors from the academic, defense, NGO, and private sector communities addressing the human and national security threats emerging from climate-induced changes in marine and coastal ecosystems.$260,067
University of North Carolina
CB 3280 Coker HallChapel HillNC275993280NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support innovative, leading-edge plant biology research in the lab of Jeff Dangl.$333,333
University of Pittsburgh Office of the Comptroller
3939 OHara St Suite 201APittsburghPA15260NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support the launch of a valid, reliable and scalable assessment system to measure efficiently how well children in grades K-5 have learned science in ways that develop and retain their ability to engage in critical inquiry in later years. The University of Pittsburgh's Learning Research and Development Center will partner with the University of California, Berkeley's Lawrence Hall of Science to understand (1) activation, (2) consequential outcomes of activation, and (3) the features of learning experiences hypothesized to promote activation of young science learners that could be used to transform the design and assessment of early science experiences for children ages 5-11 across informal and formal settings.$1,999,596
University of Pittsburgh Office of the Comptroller
3939 OHara St Suite 201APittsburghPA15260NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support the launch of a valid, reliable and scalable assessment system to measure efficiently how well children in grades K-5 have learned science in ways that develop and retain their ability to engage in critical inquiry in later years. The University of Pittsburgh?s Learning Research and Development Center (LRDC) will partner with the University of California, Berkeley?s Lawrence Hall of Science (LHS) to understand (1) activation, (2) consequential outcomes of activation, and (3) the features of learning experiences hypothesized to promote activation of young science learners that could be used to transform the design and assessment of early science experiences for children ages 5-11 across informal and formal settings.$199,960
University of Rhode Island
70 Lower College RdKingstonRI028811967NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support the Second Annual Ocean Spatial Planning Symposium to bring together marine spatial planning (MSP) experts and emerging practitioners to share lessons learned, discuss key questions, and discuss challenges in the development and implementation of MSP in order to help improve processes on the water.$78,962
University of Southern California
3651 Trousdale PkwayLos AngelesCA90089None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)For the Geobiology Summer Course, one of five coupled grants that will train the next generation of microbial ecologists in non- traditional, immersive academic environments that emphasize cross-disciplinary collaboration and cutting-edge analytical techniques.$68,500
University of Victoria
None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the Water Sustainability Project at the University of Victoria?s POLIS Project on Ecological Governance. Funding will be used to develop and refine governance and policy reform options for sustainable water resource management in British Columbia.$172,300University House 4 PO Box 3060VictoriaBCCAV8W 3R4
University of Washington
Box 357940SeattleWA981957940NoneUnit of GovernmentFor research in the laboratory of Senior Investigator Dr. E. Virginia Armbrust to understand how marine diatoms respond and adapt to environmental change. The objectives are to investigate the role of the environment in maintaining diatom diversity and, in turn, the roleof diatoms in maintaining marine ecosystems.$1,119,085
University of Washington
301 Gerberding Hall Mailbox 351237SeattleWA981951237NoneUnit of GovernmentTo increase awareness, knowledge, and practical usage of modern data intensive scalable computing and large scale data management techniques among domain scientists. Funding will support deployment of state-of-the-art scalable data management technologies such as parallel relational databases, parallel data analysis frameworks, and cloud computing services to solve emerging data-intensive science problems.$181,358
University of Washington
Box 351310SeattleWA981951310NoneUnit of GovernmentTo conduct research, in collaboration with the California Institute of Technology and the University of California at Berkeley, on the pattern and progression of very large earthquake ruptures in the Cascadia Subduction Zone. The resulting knowledge will contribute to the development of a West Coast prototype earthquake early warning system capable of providing robust advance warning ranging from tens of seconds to minutes of the size, extent and timing of imminent earthquakes.$1,000,000
University of Washington
Box 351800SeattleWA98195NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support innovative, leading-edge plant biology research in the lab of Keiko Torii.$333,333
University System of Maryland
2181 Samuel J LeFrak HallCollege ParkMD20742NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support the University of Maryland and the US Geological Service to create global 30-meter spatial resolution forest cover products and to develop prototype products covering other Earth surfaces.$1,000,000
Vanderbilt University
1211 Medical Center DriveNashvilleTN37232None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support research on the role of Nurse Practitioners (NPs) in primary care, leading to the long-term outcome of an increased understanding of the current and potential role of NPs in providing primary care.$300,000
Veterans Health Administration
3801 Miranda AvenuePalo AltoCA94304NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support the Veterans Affairs Palo Alto Health Care System's Magnet Journey. Funding will be used to support the implementation of a hospital-wide, 15 month Evidence-Based Practice program designed to build a cadre of Evidence- Based Practice Mentors and Practitioners while improving clinical outcomes and significantly increasing the hospital's Magnet readiness.$255,000
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Universit
313 Cheatham HallBlacksburgVA24061NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support efficiency and transparency in timber production by communities in Tapajos National Forest, Par, Brazil, and the establishment of an agricultural cooperative that will provide incentives for best practices in cattle and agricultural production in the southeastern Brazilian Amazon.$400,000
Vmc Foundation
2400 Moorpark Ave Suite 207San JoseCA95128None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To achieve Magnet Recognition, a designation by the American Nurses Credentialing Center of excellence in nursing care, and improved patient outcomes through implementation of evidence- based nursing practices throughout the Santa Clara Valley Medical Center.$181,795
Watershed Watch Salmon Society
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICIn support of advancing the implementation of the Pacific Wild Salmon Policy in British Columbia, as well as in applying rigorous science and monitoring to the mitigation of fish farm impacts on wild salmon.$157,3951037 Madore AvenueCoquitlambcCAV3K 3B7
Westcoast Aquatic Management Association
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICTo support progress toward implementation of a Marine Spatial Plan for the West Coast Vancouver Island.$36,3453-4310 10th AvenuePort AlberniBCCAV9Y 4X4
Westcoast Aquatic Management Association
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICTo support progress toward implementation of a Marine Spatial Plan for the West Coast Vancouver Island.$579,2883-4310 10th AvenuePort AlberniBCCAV9Y 4X4
Wild Salmon Center
721 NW Ninth Ave Suite 280PortlandOR97209None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the conservation of wild salmon and wild salmon habitat in Kamchatka, Russia.$103,465
Wild Salmon Center
721 NW Ninth Ave Suite 280PortlandOR97209None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the conservation of wild salmon and wild salmon habitat in Kamchatka, Russia.$867,906
Wild Salmon Center
721 NW Ninth Ave Suite 280PortlandOR97209None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the State of the Salmon program. Funding will be used to increase the transparency of salmon management decisions and to help build incentives for fisheries reform.$1,174,290
Wildlife Conservation Society
2300 Southern BoulevardBronxNY10460None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For effective participatory protected area management in five conservation landscapes in Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, Venezuela and Brazil; development of protocols for assessing the effectiveness of management in protecting biodiversity and forest cover; and development of a new approach to environmental impact assessments focusing on the cumulative impacts of infrastructure development on ecological processes. Funding will be used to finalize management plans, build capacity for local communities to implement and monitor management plans, secure alternative sources of funding for protected area management, adapt conservation strategies to emerging threats from climate change and infrastructure, and develop web- based tools for the assessment of infrastructure impacts on basin-wide fish migration processes.$414,150
Wildlife Conservation Society
2300 Southern BoulevardBronxNY10460None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of securing protected area effective management in the Greater Madidi-Tambopata landscape in Bolivia, the Samiria-Yavari Landscape in Peru, the Yasuni-Napo Landscape in Ecuador, the Caura Landscape in Venezuela, and the southern Colombian piedmont, and developing monitoring and adaptive management approaches for the Loreto Regional Protected Areas System, Peru and the Amazonas State Protected Area System, Brazil.$1,275,395
Wildlife Conservation Society
2300 Southern BoulevardBronxNY10460None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To enhance the socio-environmental policies and practices used in the planning and implementation of large-scale dams in the Peruvian Amazon through the application of an integrated river basin management approach, using the Inambari/Madre de Dios Basin in the Amazonian headwaters region as a pilot case. This approach encompasses the development of a watershed- level, scientific understanding of waters, wetlands, basins, and aquatic biodiversity dynamics and a robust strategic environmental impact assessment and mitigation framework for dams, as well as its subsequent dissemination as an exemplary case for use in other Andes- Amazon watersheds threatened by new dam construction.$700,000
Wildlife Conservation Society
2300 Southern BoulevardBronxNY10460None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of Health & Ecosystems: Analysis of Linkages, an applied research program that will explore the links between health and landscape-level ecosystem change, further characterize how ecosystem change affects human health, and assess the extent to which health can be considered an ecosystem benefit.$1,441,956
Wildlife Conservation Society
2300 Southern BoulevardBronxNY10460None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support planning, monitoring, and adaptive management of site-based conservation efforts using an accessible and user-friendly tool. The SMART initiative is an official project of the Conservation Measures Partnership and a manifestation of their collaborative, results- based management approach to effective conservation.$1,199,539
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
266 Woods Hole RoadWoods HoleMA025431052None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To enable a greater understanding of trace metals and metalloenzymes in oceanic biogeochemical cycles. By combining cutting-edge proteomic tools with trace metal analysis techniques, this project aims to advance the understanding of biogeochemical cycles by identifying and quantifying the abundance of key microbial metalloenzymes in oxygen minimum zones concurrently with trace metal analyses.$436,786
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
266 Woods Hole RoadWoods HoleMA025431052None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the acquisition of data on the levels and dispersion of radionuclide present in the ocean off the Fukushima nuclear power plant. Funding will be used to measure radionuclides in the water column, to conduct a radioecological study of phytoplankton, zooplankton and key fish species and to obtain physical oceanographic data for use with models to predict dispersion and removal of contaminants over time.$3,675,000
Woods Hole Research Center Inc
PO Box 296Woods HoleMA02543None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To develop a pan-tropical baseline forest cover and associated above-ground biomass stocks data sets and maps derived from high-resolution, cloud-free radar imagery from the Japanese Advanced Land Observing Satellite. Knowledge gained from this grant will support and promote the economic internalization of benefits from carbon contained in the biomass of standing tropical forests.$564,718
Woods Hole Research Center Inc
PO Box 296Woods HoleMA02543None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the national government of Brazil's recent commitment within UN climate treaty negotiations to reduce emissions from land use.$1,000,000
World Wildlife Fund Canada
None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For the development of science and management tools and business and economic solutions to advance Marine Spatial Planning in support of the Pacific North Coast Integrated Management Area Initiative.$349,8791588-409 Granville StreetVancouverBCCAV6C 1T2
World Wildlife Fund Canada
None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support efforts to improve protection of ecological flows to address the cumulative effects of water diversion on British Columbia's wild salmon watersheds. and formulate action strategies for the 21st century.$188,9691588-409 Granville StreetVancouverBCCAV6C 1T2
World Wildlife Fund Inc
1250 24th Street NW PO Box 971WashingtonDC200907180None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To promote sustainable fisheries practices in Kamchatka.$621,834
World Wildlife Fund Inc
1250 24th Street NW PO Box 971WashingtonDC200907180None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To finalize data collection and publish manuscripts on the spatial and habitat needs of keystone vertebrate species in the southern Peruvian Amazon. This research will advance the scientific basis for the minimum area and habitat requirements necessary for establishing and maintaining functional protected areas and conservation landscapes in the Amazon.$19,896
World Wildlife Fund Inc
1250 24th Street NW PO Box 971WashingtonDC200907180None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For Phase III of the Amazon Headwaters Initiative aimed at protecting and effectively managing large blocks of protected areas in the southwestern headwaters of the Amazon Basin. Specifically, this grant will achieve the basic consolidation of 10 priority protected areas covering a total of 10.4 million hectares in Peru, Bolivia and Brazil; the creation of a new protected area in Brazil totaling 100,000 hectares, and the development of financial business plans for two sites in Bolivia totaling 182,000 hectares.$1,523,939
World Wildlife Fund Inc
1250 24th Street NW PO Box 971WashingtonDC200907180None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support World Wildlife Fund?s participation in the Consumer Goods Forum, an effort to achieve zero deforestation through the concerted action of a consortium of the world?s largest consumer goods companies committed to removing deforestation from their supply chains by 2020.$250,846
World Wildlife Fund Inc
1250 24th Street NW PO Box 971WashingtonDC200907180None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For part of a planning process to create a multi- donor China Global Fund that helps China and its trade partners deliver a sustainable growth strategy that leverages and accelerates global best practices for protecting worldwide biodiversity and ecosystem services.$175,000
World Wildlife Fund Inc
1250 24th Street NW PO Box 971WashingtonDC200907180None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the launch of the Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity for Business effort to create a common platform that recognizes the full impact of business actions on ecosystems and biodiversity, including standardizing how to measure these impacts and engaging the public on related policy reforms.$755,000
Zoological Society of San Diego
15600 San Pasqual Valley RoadEscondidoCA92027None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support the revitalization and consolidation of the Cocha Cashu Biological Station in Manu National Park in Peru.$450,000
Abilities United
525 East Charleston RdPalo AltoCA94306None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of general operations.$10,000
Acterra Action for a Sustainable Earth
3921 East Bayshore RoadPalo AltoCA94303None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)In support of general operations.$10,000
Allen-Chase Foundation
271 Pine Nook RoadDeerfieldMA01342None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$15,000
Alliance for Justice
11 Dupont Circle NW 2nd FloorWashingtonDC20036None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support development of a new online advocacy center.$25,000
Art in Action
3925 Bohannon Drive Suite 300Menlo ParkCA94025None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of general operations.$10,000
Asian Art Museum Foundation of San Francisco
200 Larkin StreetSan FranciscoCA94112None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$10,000
Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Bay Area
731 Market Street 6th FloorSan FranciscoCA94103None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the work of the Young Professionals Committee South Bay Team.$10,000
Bill Wilson Center
P O Box 210 ASanta ClaraCA95050None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of general operations.$10,000
Boardsource
750 9th Street NW Suite 650WashingtonDC20001None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$40,000
Bonnie J Addario A Breath Away from the Cure Fndn
1100 Industrial Road Suite 1San CarlosCA94070None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of general operations.$10,000
Boys & Girls Clubs of the Peninsula
401 Pierce RoadMenlo ParkCA94025None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of general operations.$10,000
Bread of Life EPA
1852 Bay RoadEast Palo AltoCA94303None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of general operations.$10,000
Breast Cancer Connections
390 Cambridge AvenuePalo AltoCA94306None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of general operations.$10,000
Bullis-Purissima Elementary School Foundation
102 W Portola Avenue PO Box 1642Los AltosCA94022None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of a Challenge Grant.$50,000
California Academy of Sciences
55 Music Concourse Dr Golden GateSan FranciscoCA94118None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the Annual Fund.$5,000
California Charter School Consortium
1107 9th Street Suite 200SacramentoCA95814None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support the legal defense fund.$40,000
California Game Wardens Foundation
2180 Sand Hill Road Suite 100Menlo ParkCA94025None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$10,000
California Game Wardens Foundation
2180 Sand Hill Road Suite 100Menlo ParkCA94025None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$10,000
California Historical Society
678 Mission StreetSan FranciscoCA94105None501(c)(3)509(a)(3)To support the Legends of California Event Honoring the Traitorous Eight.$3,850
California Shakespeare Theater
701 Heinz AvenueBerkeleyCA94710None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support the Cal Shakes Capital Construction Fund.$10,000
Canopy Trees for Palo Alto
3921 East Bay Shore RoadPalo AltoCA94303None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of general operations.$10,000
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
1779 Massachusetts Ave NWWashingtonDC20036None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$100,000
Center for Effective Philanthropy Inc
675 Massachusetts Ave 7th FloorCambridgeMA02139None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$50,000
Chabot Space & Science Center Foundation
10000 Skyline BlvdOaklandCA94619None501(c)(3)509(a)(3)In support of general operations.$50,000
Climate Institute
900 17th Street NW Suite 700WashingtonDC20006None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$10,000
College Track
1877 Bay RoadEast Palo AltoCA94303None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of general operations.$10,000
Columbia Gorge Ecology Institute
203 Second StreetHood RiverOR97031None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of Emily Goodwin's research for a residential semester program for environmental education.$5,000
Community Health Partnership of Santa Clara Cty In
100 N Winchester Blvd Suite 250Santa ClaraCA95050None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of general operations.$10,000
Community Services Agency
204 Stierlin RoadMountain ViewCA94043None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of general operations.$10,000
Conservation Earth Inc
P O Box 3098Half Moon BayCA94109None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)In support of general operations.$10,000
Conservation International Foundation
2011 Crystal Drive Suite 500ArlingtonVA22202None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For the 2011 Event.$10,000
Conservation International Foundation
2011 Crystal Drive Suite 500ArlingtonVA22202None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$30,000
Conservation International Foundation
2011 Crystal Drive Suite 500ArlingtonVA22202None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$50,000
Council on Foundations Inc
2121 Crystal Drive Suite 700ArlingtonVA22202None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To provide general operating support.$54,500
Crossway Community Inc
3015 Upton DriveKensingtonMD20895None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$5,000
CuriOdyssey
1651 Coyote Point DriveSan MateoCA94401None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)In support of general operations.$10,000
Eastside College Preparatory School
1041 Myrtle AvenueEast Palo AltoCA94303None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of general operations.$10,000
Ecumenical Hunger Program
2411 Pulgas AvenueEast Palo AltoCA94303None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of general operations.$10,000
Environmental & Energy Study Institute
1112 16th Street NW Suite 300WashingtonDC20036None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support general operations.$10,000
Environmental Volunteers Inc
3921 East Bayshore RoadPalo AltoCA94303None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of general operations.$10,000
Federation of American Scientists
1725 De Sales Street NW 6th FloorWashingtonDC20036None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support general operations.$10,000
Foundation Center
79 Fifth AvenueNew YorkNY100033076None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$50,000
Friends for Youth Inc
1741 BroadwayRedwood CityCA94063None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of general operations.$10,000
Friends of Master Gardeners of Santa Clara County
155 Berger Drive Bldg 1San JoseCA95112None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)In support of general operations.$10,000
Girls Incorporated of Alameda County
13666 East 14th StreetSan LeandroCA94578None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support general operations.$20,000
Grantmakers for Effective Organizations
1725 DeSales Street Suite 404WashingtonDC20036None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To provide general operating support.$13,800
Grantmakers for Effective Organizations
1725 DeSales Street Suite 404WashingtonDC20036None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support Network of Network Funders Convening.$8,000
Grants Managers Network Inc
1666 K Street NW Suite 440WashingtonDC20006None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$25,000
Green Foothills Foundation
3921 East Bayshore RoadPalo AltoCA94303None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)In support of general operations.$8,000
Guidestar USA Inc
4801 Courthouse Street Suite 220WilliamsburgVA23188None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$35,000
Habitat for Humanity Silicon Valley
513 Valley WayMilpitasCA95035None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of general operations.$10,000
Health Mobile
1659 Scott Blvd 4Santa ClaraCA95050None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of general operations.$10,000
Hospice of Montezuma Inc
1345 S BroadwayCortezCO81321None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)In Memory of Amelia Jacobs.$1,000
Independent Sector
1602 L Street NW Suite 900WashingtonDC20036None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To provide general operating support.$50,000
Independent Sector
1602 L Street NW Suite 900WashingtonDC20036None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the 2012 Independent Sector Conference.$15,000
Institute for Human and Social Development Inc
1275 Mission RoadSouth San FranciscoCA94080None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of general operations.$10,000
JazzSchool Inc
2087 Addison StreetBerkeleyCA94704None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the education of students.$25,000
JazzSchool Inc
2087 Addison StreetBerkeleyCA94704None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$25,000
Jobtrain Inc
1200 OBrien DriveMenlo ParkCA94025None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of general operations.$10,000
Junior League of Palo Alto-Mid Peninsula
555 Ravenswood AveMenlo ParkCA94025None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)In support of general operations.$10,000
KARA
457 Kingsley AvenuePalo AltoCA94301None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of general operations.$10,000
Law Foundation of Silicon Valley
152 North Third Street 3rd FloorSan JoseCA95112None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of general operations.$10,000
Los Altos Community Foundation
183 Hillview AvenueLos AltosCA94022None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the Mountain View Los Altos Scholars Program.$6,500
Marin Senior Coordinating Council Incorporated
930 Tamalpais AvenueSan RafaelCA94901None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support Whistlestop located in San Rafael, California.$5,000
McLean Project for the Arts Inc
1234 Ingleside AvenueMcLeanVA22101None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$3,500
Menlo School
50 Valparaiso AvenuAthertonCA94027None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the 2011 Challenge Menlo Campaign.$30,000
Mid-Peninsula Boys & Girls Club Inc
200 N Quebec StreetSan MateoCA94401None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)In support of general operations.$10,000
Milpitas Food Pantry
P O Box 360061MilpitasCA95036None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of general operations.$10,000
Missouri Botanical Garden Board of Trustees
PO Box 299St LouisMO631660299None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the the Plant the Garden for Peter Tribute Fund, in honor of Peter Raven.$10,000
Montana Land Reliance
324 Fuller AvePO Box 355HelenaMN596240355None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$2,000
National Academy of Sciences
500 5th Street NWWashingtonDC20001None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the Teacher Advisory Council of the National Academies.$20,000
National Audubon Society Inc
4225 Hollis StreetEmeryvilleCA94608None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For the 2011 Event.$2,500
National Wildlife Federation
11100 Wildlife Center DriveUSARestonVA20190None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)In support of National Wildlife Federation's 75th Anniversary Gala and 2010-2011 National Conservation Achievement Awards.$6,750
NY Soc Relief of Ruptured & Crippled Maint Hosp
535 East 70th StreetNew YorkNY10021None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$50,000
Northbay HealthCare Foundation
4500 Business Center DriveFairfieldCA94534None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support NorthBay Hospice & Bereavement.$5,000
Northern California Grantmakers
625 Market Street 15th FloorSan FranciscoCA94105None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support general operations.$14,500
Ocean Conservancy Inc
1300 19th St NW 8th FloorWashingtonDC20036None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$75,000
Pacific Autism Center for Education
1880 Pruneridge AveSanta ClaraCA95050None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of general operations.$10,000
Palo Alto Senior Housing Project Inc
455 E Charleston RoadPalo AltoCA94306None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)In support of general operations.$10,000
Pathways Hospice Foundation
585 North Mary AvenueSunnyvaleCA940852905None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of general operations.$10,000
Peninsula Humane Society & SPCA
12 Airport BoulevardSan MateoCA94401None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)In support of the Pet Assisted Therapy program.$10,000
Peninsula Volunteers
800 Middle AvenueMenlo ParkCA94025None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)In support of general operations.$10,000
Peregrine Fund Inc
5668 West Flying Hawk LaneBoiseID83709None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$20,000
Political Economy Research Center Inc
2048 Analysis Drive Suite ABozemanMT59718None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$4,000
Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation
811 W EvergreenChicagoIL60642None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In memory of Samuel Gold.$1,000
Ravenswood Education Foundation
2120 Euclid AvenueEast Palo AltoCA94303None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of general operations.$10,000
Regents of the University of California
490 Faculty Building 1900BerkeleyCA94720NoneUnit of GovernmentIn support of Center for Nonprofit and Public Leadership, Haas School of Business, UC Berkeley 13th Annual Public Leadership Dinner, Thursday, April 14, 2011.$750
Regents of the University of California
100 Medical Center Way Woods BldgSan FranciscoCA941430905NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support the UCSF Science and Health Education Partnership High School Interns program.$40,000
Regents of the University of California
366 Leconte Hall MC 7300BerkeleyCA94720NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support general operations.$30,000
Regents of the University of California
200 Centennial DriveBerkeleyCA947205045NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support general operations.$10,000
Regents of the University of Michigan
Dana Building 440 Church StreetAnn ArborMI481091041None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the Marshall Weinberg Population, Development and Climate Change Fellows Fund.$10,000
Regents of the University of Michigan
Dana Building 440 Church StreetAnn ArborMI481091041None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the Bulkley Water Prize.$10,000
Regents of the University of Michigan
Dana Building 440 Church StreetAnn ArborMI481091041None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the Peace Corps Fellowship.$10,000
Regents of the University of Michigan
Dana Building 440 Church StreetAnn ArborMI481091041None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the Dean's Engineering Sustainable Systems Fellowship.$10,000
Regents of the University of Michigan
Dana Building 440 Church StreetAnn ArborMI481091041None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To provide Ph.D. student support.$20,000
Regents of the University of Michigan
Dana Building 440 Church StreetAnn ArborMI481091041None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the Climate Adaptation Fellows.$10,000
Ronald McDonald House at Stanford
520 Sand Hill RoadPalo AltoCA943042001None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)In support of general operations.$10,000
Samaritan House
4031 Pacific BlvdSan MateoCA94403None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of general operations.$10,000
San Bruno Mountain Watch
P O Box 53BrisbaneCA94005None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of general operations.$10,000
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
151 Third StreetSan FranciscoCA941033159None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the Director's Circle and Collectors Forum.$19,000
2nd Harvest Food Bnk Santa Clara & San Mateo Cnty
750 Curtner AvenueSan JoseCA951252118None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of general operations.$10,000
2nd Harvest Food Bnk Santa Clara & San Mateo Cnty
750 Curtner AvenueSan JoseCA951252118None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$10,000
Senior Coastsiders Inc
535 Kelly AvenueHalf Moon BayCA94019None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of general operations.$10,000
Shelter Network of San Mateo County
1450 Chapin Avenue 2nd FloorBurlingameCA94010None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of general operations.$10,000
Silicon Valley Community Foundation
2440 West El Camino Real Suite 300Mountain ViewCA94040None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the Safety Net Campaign.$10,000
Sonoma Land Trust
966 Sonoma AvenueSanta RosaCA95404None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$20,000
Stanford Univ Board of Trustees Leland Jr Univ
326 Galvez StreetStanfordCA943056055None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the Stanford Fund for Undergraduate Education.$10,000
StarVista
610 Elm Street Suite 212San CarlosCA94070NoneUnit of GovernmentIn support of general operations.$10,000
Strategic Education Research Partnership Institute
1101 14th Street NW Suite 300WashingtonDC20005None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the science of education through research.$20,000
Stratton Mountain School & Ski Foundation Inc
7 World Cup CircleStratton MountainVT05155None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the Patty Kaltsas Memorial Fund.$15,000
Sustainable Conservation
98 Battery Street Suite 302San FranciscoCA94111None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$30,000
The Aspen Institute Inc
One Duport Circle NW Suite 700WashingtonDC200361133None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support the Energy and Environment Program - The Aspen Series on Conservation in the 21st Century.$100,000
The Exploratorium
3601 Lyon StreetSan FranciscoCA94123None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the Capital Campaign.$40,000
The Tech Museum of Innovation
201 South Market StreetSan JoseCA95113None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$25,000
The Trust for Hidden Villa
26870 Moody RoadLos Altos HillsCA940224209None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)In support of general operations.$10,000
Tides Center
PO Box 29907San FranciscoCA94129None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations Scholars.$12,500
Trail Center
3921 E Bayshore RoadPalo AltoCA94303None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of general operations.$10,000
Trust for Public Land
116 New Montgomery St4th FloorSan FranciscoCA94105None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$20,000
United States Ski Team Foundation
1 Victory Lane Box 100Park CityUT84060None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$70,000
University of California Berkeley Foundation
2080 AddisonBerkeleyCA947204200None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the Cal Performances Annual Fund. National Academies.$10,000
University of California San Francisco Foundation
220 Montgomery Street 5th FloorSan FranciscoCA94104None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the Cardiology Council.$10,000
University of Washington
Box 351800SeattleWA98195NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support the Biology Research Fund and the work of Robert Paine.$10,000
University of Washington
Box 351800SeattleWA98195NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support the Biology Research Fund and the work of Robert Paine.$5,000
Vanderbilt University
131 21st Avenue SouthNashvilleTN372031181None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the Justice-Moore Family Scholarship at Vanderbilt Law School.$100,000
Walden West Outdoor School Foundation
15555 Sanborn RoadSaratogaCA95070None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of general operations.$10,000
Wildlife Conservation Society
2300 Southern BoulevardBronxNY10460None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the Latin America Program in memory of Frank Chicchon.$1,000
World Affairs Council of Northern California
312 Sutter Street Suite 200San FranciscoCA94108None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To purchase a joint table with Hewlett, Irvine and Packard Foundations at event honoring Marc Andreessen and Laura Arrillaga-Andreessen.$6,250
World Justice Project
740 15th Street Suite 200WashingtonDC20005None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$5,000
Yosemite Foundation
155 Montgomery StSuite 1104San FranciscoCA94104None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$10,000
GRC Conferences
512 Liberty LaneWest KingstonRI02892None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)For the 2011 Epigenetics Gordon Research Conference.$10,000
Smithsonian Institution Office of the Comptroller
1000 Jefferson Drive SW4th FloorWashingtonDC200263293None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To convene the world's experts on DNA barcoding of organisms.$9,250
Westcoast Aquatic Management Association
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICIn support of fundraising efforts.$10,2983-4310 10th AvenuePort AlberniBCCAV9Y 4X4
Academy Health
1150 17th St NW Suite 600WashingtonDC20036None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For their work developing the field of health services research and improving health and health care by generating new knowledge and moving knowledge into action.$2,000
Academy Health
1150 17th St NW Suite 600WashingtonDC20036None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the 2011 Interdisciplinary Research Group on Nursing Issues meeting and the related Research Mentor and New Investigator award.$1,500
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
136 Irving StreetCambridgeMA02138None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For actities to advance research in science and engineering.$30,000
Association for Tropical Biology Inc
2815 NW 38th DrGainesvilleFL32605None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)In support of the 2011 Annual Meeting of the Association for Tropical Biology and Conservation to be held in Arusha, Tanzania.$25,000
Bank Information Center
1100 H Street NW Suite 650WashingtonDC20005None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the convening of a conference that will assess the progress, after ten years, of the Extractive Industries Review commission ed by the World Bank Group.$50,000
Battelle Memorial Institute
505 King AvenueColumbusOH43201None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the Global Conference on Oceans, Climate, and Security 2012.$31,500
Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences
180 McKown Point RoadWest Boothbay HarborME045750475None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To enable the Provasoli-Guillard National Center for Culture of Marine Phytoplankton to prepare RNA extracts and perform full-length 18 S rRNA gene sequencing for ~60 microeukaryote cultures.$40,000
Board of Trustees of Michigan State University
1000 Oakland DriveKalamazooMI49008NoneUnit of GovernmentFor the development of trait-based ecosystem models for deep-sea chemosynthetic microbial communities.$16,000
California Academy of Sciences
55 Music Concourse Dr Golden GateSan FranciscoCA94118None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the California Academy of Sciences 2011 Big Bang Gala.$10,000
California State Protocol Foundation
11355 W Olympic BlvdLos AngelesCA90064None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For the Governor's Conference on Extreme Climate Risks and California's Future.$10,000
Center for International Forestry Research
None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of Forest Day 5 at the COP-17 in Durban, South Africa.$20,000Jalan CIFO Situ GedeBogor Barat 16115ID
Center for Quality Systems Improvement
1688 Orvietto DriveRosevilleCA956613981None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support renaming efforts for the Center for Quality Systems Improvement.$10,000
Chabot Space & Science Center Foundation
10000 Skyline BlvdOaklandCA94619None501(c)(3)509(a)(3)For Chabot's Annual Fundraising Event.$10,000
Chabot Space & Science Center Foundation
10000 Skyline BlvdOaklandCA94619None501(c)(3)509(a)(3)To support a facilitated 2-day convening for experts to explore how scientific knowledge and beliefs are produced.$20,000
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Or
None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support South-South technical workshops for the National governments of Peru, Colombia Ecuador, Mexico Costa Rica and Panama to share and apply consistent and comparable methods for forest and carbon monitoring.$25,000Locked Bag 10Clayton SouthVICAS3169
Conservation Law Foundation Inc
62 Summer StreetBostonMA02110None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support environmental leadership training for Ocean Conservation program staff at the Center for Whole Communities' August 2011 Whole Thinking Retreat.$3,500
Conservation Law Foundation Inc
62 Summer StreetBostonMA02110None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the New England Ocean Conservation Program.$20,000
Environmental Action Committee of West Marin
PO Box Box 609Point Reyes StationCA94956None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the work of the Environmental Action Committee to engage and educate people on the importance of conserving Bay Area ecosystems and effective ways to do so.$20,000
Fndn of the California Nursing Students Assoc Inc
3835 N Freeway Blvd Ste 120SacramentoCA95834None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To provide general operating support to Flo?s Cookie Jar to help provide emergency grants- in-aid to pre-licensure RN students facing a one-time need that otherwise would force them to leave school.$500
Foundations of Success Inc
4109 Maryland AvenueBethesdaMD20816None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the 2011 Conservation Measure Summit.$10,000
Fundacao Amazonica da Defesa da Biosfera
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICFor an Amazonas State Protected Area monitoring workshop.$25,00070 - Conjunto Tiradentes - AleixoManausAMBR69083-230
Fundacion Gaia Amazonas
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICTo provide essential social, economic and env environmental information to all relevant stakeholders and build capacity of the local institutions responsible for formulating and implementing territorial development plans.$40,000Cra 4 26B-31BogotaDCCO
Grantmakers for Education
720 SW Washington Street Ste 605PortlandOR97205None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)For a feasibility study with the goal of both creating a baseline landscape of the field, and outlining what potential network members see as compelling value proposition for the network.$5,000
Grantmakers In Health
1100 Connecticut Ave NW Ste 1200WashingtonDC20036None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To provide directors and staff working in health philanthropy who rely on GIH for educational programs, materials, strategic advice, and technical assistance throughout the year.$5,500
Grantmakers In Health
1100 Connecticut Ave NW Ste 1200WashingtonDC20036None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the 2011 Grantmakers in Health Annual Meeting on Health Philanthropy, Creating a Healthier Future for our Kids, Families and Communities.$5,000
GRC Conferences
512 Liberty LaneWest KingstonRI02892None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)For the 2011 Plant Metabolic Engineering Gord on Research Seminar (GRS).$2,000
GRC Conferences
512 Liberty LaneWest KingstonRI02892None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support the 2012 Gordon Conference on Marine Microbes, at which leading researchers will present their latest ideas?often unpublished on numerous aspects of marine microbial eco system diversity and function. This conference will bring together top scientists from div.$18,000
GRC Conferences
512 Liberty LaneWest KingstonRI02892None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support the 2011 Gordon Research Conference on Polar Marine Science, and specifically the registration and travel of three core microobiology speakers and discussion leaders, in addition to 5 students/postdocs.$13,000
GRC Conferences
512 Liberty LaneWest KingstonRI02892None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)For the 2011 Archaea Gordon Research Conference which will bring together renowned speakers who will review the current state of knowledge in the field of metabolism, molecular biology and ecology of archaea.$5,000
Green Foothills Foundation
3921 East Bayshore RoadPalo AltoCA94303None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)In support of the Committee for Green Foothills efforts to educate the public on the conservation needs of Santa Clara County.$25,000
Gulf of Maine Research Institute
350 Commercial StreetPortlandME04101None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For Communications Training for MCI Grantees.$15,000
Hartford Hospital Institute of Living
80 Seymour StreetHartfordCT06102None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the Hartford Hospital Institute of Living Myths, Minds, and Medicine: Two Centuries of Mental Health Care museum exhibit in honor of Peter Buerhaus, PhD, RN, FAAN.$5,000
Hospital Comm for the Livermore-Pleasanton Areas
5575 W Las Positas Suite 300PleasantonCA94588None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the Magnet Journey at ValleyCare Health System.$15,000
Hospital Comm for the Livermore-Pleasanton Areas
5575 W Las Positas Suite 300PleasantonCA94588None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For ValleyCare Care Transitions Intervention Training Support.$6,000
Intern'l Union for Conserv of Nature & Natural Res
NoneExecutive OrderTo support the preparation and dissemination o of a book based on the 6th GEF biennial International Waters Conference.$3,80028 rue MauverneyGland1196SZ
Island Press - Center for Resource Economics
1718 Connecitcut Avenue NW SuiteWashingtonDC20009None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support the Silicon Valley Thought Leaders Forum.$50,000
Johns Hopkins University
ACCM 600 N Wolfe Street Blalock 1BaltimoreMD21287None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To provide critical advice and information in the formation of the new Patient Care Program framework.$15,000
Kaiser Foundation Health Plan Inc
One Kaiser PlazaOaklandCA94612None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support 'Putting the IT in TransITions Convening co-hosted by the John A. Hartford Foundation, Kaiser Permanente, the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) held on October 14, 2011.$15,200
Keauhou Canoe Club
75-5888 Alii Drive C-12KailuaKonaHI96740None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For the Girls Exploring Math & Science Program. honor of Kim and Gil Ahrens.$2,500
Keystone Symposia on Molecular and Cellular Biolog
160 US Highway 6 Suite 200SilverthorneCO80498None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the Keystone Symposia Meeting ""Microbial Communities as drivers of Ecosystem Complexity.""$15,000
Memorial University of Newfoundland
None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To help sponsor the Canadian Society of Microbiologists 61st Annual Conference.$10,000232 Elizabeth AvenueSt. JohnsNEWFOUNDLANDCAA1B 3X9
National Academy of Sciences
500 5th Street NWWashingtonDC20001None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the auditorium seat naming campaign.$20,000
National Audubon Society Inc
715 L StreetSuite 200AnchorageAK99501None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To advance the conservation of wild salmon ecosystems in Southeast Alaska.$50,000
National Fish and Wildlife Foundation
1133 Fifteenth Street NW Suite 11WashingtonDC20005None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support broad participation in the Coastal Zone 2011 Conference and its discussion of the National Ocean Policy.$20,000
National Marine Sanctuary Foundation
8601 Georgia Avenue Suite 201Silver SpringMD20910None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To provide support for the 2011 three-day symposium, 'American Prosperity and Global Security: Ocean Solutions for the 21st Century, which will focus on how America?s marine policy decisions affect the security of coastal and ocean resources.$5,104
Net Impact
150 Spear St Suite 500San FranciscoCA94105None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To develop and implement an Environment & Natural Resources track at the Net Impact Confer ence, the world's largest conference on environmentally sustainable and socially responsible business.$25,000
N California Institute for Research and Education
4150 Clement Street 151 NCSan FranciscoCA94121None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the Northern California Institute for Research and Education?s fourth annual conference, The Brain at War.$5,000
Northwest Health Foundation Fund II
1500 SW First Ave Suite 850PortlandOR97201None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the development of a strategic plan for the National Nurse Funders Collaborative.$25,000
Ocean Awareness Project
1530 P Street NWWashingtonDC20005None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the Blue Vision Summit 3.$10,000
Ocean Conservancy Inc
1300 19th St NW 8th FloorWashingtonDC20036None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For leadership participation in an Executive Training Program.$15,000
Oregon State University
306 Kerr Administration BuildingCorvallisOR97331NoneUnit of GovernmentTo sample seawater and sediments when high-oxygen conditions prevail off the coast of Oregon. The microbial communities, nutrients, and paleoceanographic markers will be analyzed in the samples.$15,000
Oregon State University
306 Kerr Administration BuildingCorvallisOR97331NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support the 2nd International Conference on Nitrification (ICoN2).$10,000
People for Open Space Inc
631 Howard Street Suite 510San FranciscoCA94105None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For completion of threat analysis to Bay Area habitats.$15,000
President and Fellows of Harvard College
6001350 Massachusetts AvenueCambridgeMA02138None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the convening of experts in scholarly communication with a goal of identifying and promoting the adoption of new platforms and approaches to facilitate research in eScience.$15,000
President and Fellows of Harvard College
Soldiers FieldBostonMA02138None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support research to develop and validate a survey instrument to measure work-around culture in the acute-care hospital setting.$5,000
Regents of the University of California
2 Koret Way Room 319San FranciscoCA94143NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support two focus group convening for the development of the Masters? in Health Care Leadership program, an inter-professional masters' program to be offered at the University of California, San Francisco.$10,000
Regents of the University of California
500 Parnassus AvenueSan FranciscoCA94143NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support the 2011 Allied Health Professionals Health Forum.$1,500
Regents of the University of California
417-L University Hall 7360BerkeleyCA947207360NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support the Berkeley School of Public Health Dean's Opportunity Fund, which provides essential discretionary funds for the Dean to respond to needs and opportunities for the UC Berkeley School of Public Health.$8,000
Regents of the University of California
500 Parnassus AvenueSan FranciscoCA94143NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support a University of California Medical Center system-wide Heart Failure Readmissiona Summit.$12,000
Regents of the University of California
417-L University Hall 7360BerkeleyCA947207360NoneUnit of GovernmentIn support of the 15th Annual Public Health Heroes Awards Ceremony fundraising event.$9,250
Regents of the University of California
Kohn Hall University of CaliforniaSanta BarbaraCA93106NoneUnit of GovernmentFor the Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics conference, which will bring together theorists and experimentalists, physicists and life scientists to discuss the forefront of reearch in a rapidly moving field of evolutionary biology.$50,000
Regents of the University of California
2 Koret Way Room 319San FranciscoCA94143NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support the over-sampling, extraction and data analysis of the California Board of Registered Nursing Survey of Registered Nurses in California.$34,000
SeaWeb
8401 Colesville Road Suite 500Silver SpringMD20910None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For the International Seafood Summit.$20,000
Sierra Cascade Land Trust Council
PO Box 2101Nevada CityCA95959None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the largest gathering of land trusts and land conservation organizations in California through the California Council of Land Trusts, which would enable organzations to network and participate in a series of workshops.$5,000
Sierra Cascade Land Trust Council
PO Box 2101Nevada CityCA95959None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To provide general operating support for the work the California Council of Land Trusts implements educating a wide variety of stakeholders on statewide issues affecting the Bay Area land trusts and coordinating efforts that enhance the conservation community.$35,000
Sociedad Peruana de Derecho Ambiental
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICTo develop an integrated, ecosystem outlook regarding illegal gold mining in the Madre de Dios River Basin and its complex impacts on biodiversity, ecosystems, and human well-being, in order to identify sound guidelines and pathways for effective management of mining an$44,213Prol Arenales No 437LimaPE27
Stanford Univ Board of Trustees Leland Jr Univ
300 Pasteur DriveStanfordCA94305None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For the Summer Research Fellowship Program for Teachers.$10,500
Stanford Univ Board of Trustees Leland Jr Univ
450 Serra MallStanfordCA94305None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For soil analysis of samples collected in Guyana as part of the Fauna Project.$13,250
Stanford Univ Board of Trustees Leland Jr Univ
450 Serra MallStanfordCA94305None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For genome sequencing based on recent success obtaining the single-cell genome of a low-salinity AOA from San Francisco Bay.$16,000
The Exploratorium
3601 Lyon StreetSan FranciscoCA94123None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the Exploratorium?s 34th Annual Awards Dinner, which honors outstanding men and women chosen by their peers for their ground breaking accomplishments in science, art, and technology.$5,000
The Ocean Foundation
1990 M Street NW Suite 250WashingtonDC20036None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For researchand synthesis of U.S. Ocean Policy.$33,400
The Tech Museum of Innovation
201 South Market StreetSan JoseCA95113None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the Tech Museum?s Annual Fundraising Event.$10,000
Third Sector New England Inc
The Nonprofit Center Suite 202 89BostonMA02111None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the development of an approach for regional fisheries data collection and mapping and additional pre-planning meetings for MSP in New England.$2,500
Tides Center
1014 Torney AveSan FranciscoCA941291755None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To provide general operating support to the Women's Community Clinic.$2,000
Tides Center
1014 Torney AveSan FranciscoCA941291755None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To provide general operating support to the Women?s Community Clinic in honor of Catherine Dower, JD.$5,000
UnitedHealthcare Children's Foundation Inc
MN012-S286 5901 Lincoln DriveEdinaMN55436None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support efforts in providing medical treatment coverage to children with medical needs.$5,000
University of Arizona
1501 N Campbell PO Box 245105TucsonAZ45105NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support the 3rd Biennial Interprofessional Educational Conference, CAB III ? Interprofessional Collaboration: From Concept to Preparation to Practice.$25,000
University of British Columbia
None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of research to determine the degree to which previous efforts to sequence viral fosmids and amplicons of phylogenetic marker genes are representative of marine virus communities as revealed through metagenomic shotgun sequencing.$30,0002424 Main MallVancouverbcCAV6T1Z4
U of CA SF JA Hartford Ctr Geriatric Nursing Exce
Box 0610 2 Koret Way N-631San FranciscoCA941430610NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support general operating expenses at the University of California, San Francisco John A. Hartford Center for Geriatric Nursing Excellence$500
University of Hawaii Foundation
2444 Dole Street Bachman Hall 105HonoluluHI968222388None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For the Tropical Alpine Symposium.$50,000
University of Massachusetts
55 Lake Avenue NorthWorcesterMA016550002NoneUnit of GovernmentTo provide general operating support for the Department of Quantitative Health Sciences at University of Massachusetts Medical School.$5,000
University of South Florida System
140 7th Avenue SSt PetersburgFL33701NoneUnit of GovernmentIn support of a project to determine where DNA transferred from donor Ruegeria cells (a bacterium) to recipient Ruegeria cells via gene transfer agents (GTAs) insert in the recipient cells? genomes.$12,000
University of Washington Foundation
407 Gerberding Hall Box 351210SeattleWA981951210None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support pre-workshop white paper development and post-workshop analysis.$10,000
Vanderbilt University
105 Kirkland HallNashvilleTN37240None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the Julia Hereford Society and the Canby Robinson Society.$5,000
Wildlife Conservation Society
2300 Southern BoulevardBronxNY10460None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For a workshop to convene global health and conservation experts to investigate the public health impacts of environmental degradation.$49,563
Yale University
Sage Hall 205 Prospect StreetNew HavenCT06511None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To provide scholarship support for a master?s student from the Amazon Basin attending the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies in Academic Year 2011-2012.$26,750
Achievement Rewards for College Scientists Fndn In
PO Box 29405San FranciscoCA94129None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$8,000
Alzheimer's Association - N California & N Nevada
1060 La AvenidaMountain ViewCA94043None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In honor of participant Nina Rasor.$200
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
136 Irving StreetCambridgeMA021381996None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$2,000
American Bird Conservancy
PO Box 249The PlainsVA20198None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$400
American Cancer Society (National Office)
250 Williams StreetAtlantaGA30303None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support Claudia Bettucchi in the 2011 Relay For Life of Millbrae, CA.$50
American Cancer Society (National Office)
250 Williams StreetAtlantaGA30303None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$250
American Cancer Society Inc
1710 Webster StreetOaklandCA94612None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In honor of Meaghan Calcari's Relay for Life Team.$100
American Cancer Society Inc
1710 Webster StreetOaklandCA94612None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$100
American Civil Liberties Union Foundation Inc
125 Broad Street 18th FloorNew YorkNY100042400None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$200
American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
120 Wall Street 22nd FloorNew YorkNY10005None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For Out of the Darkness Community Walk, Chicago Illinois, sponsoring Richard Sparks.$300
American Heart Association Inc
7272 Greenville AvenueDallasTX75231None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of Brecken Calcari in Jump for the Heart.$50
American Heart Association Inc
7272 Greenville AvenueDallasTX75231None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of Reagan Calcari in Jump for the Heart.$50
American Heart Association Inc
7272 Greenville AvenueDallasTX75231None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To sponsor Colin Muramoto in ""Jump Rope for Hearts"" at Alamo Elementary School.$50
American Institute of Wine and Food
26384 Carmel Rancho Lane Suite 200CarmelCA93923None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$150
American National Red Cross
PO Box 96456WashingtonDC20090None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$1,000
American National Red Cross
PO Box 96456WashingtonDC20090None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support earthquake and tsunami relief in Japan.$1,160
Americans for Oxford Inc
198 Madison Avenue Thirteenth FlooNew YorkNY10016None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the 2010 Balliol College Annual Fund.$4,000
Amigos de las Americas
5020 N Fort Buchanan TrailTucsonAZ85718None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For the project of volunteer, Wren Gardiner, in Tucson, AZ.$400
Arizona Sonora Desert Museum
2021 N Kinney RdTucsonAZ857438918None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support general operations.$500
Arizona Theatre Company
PO Box 1631Tucson AZOR97031None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support general operations.$300
Ashoka
1700 North Moore Street Suite 2000ArlingtonCA94558None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For the James P. Grant Endowment Fund.$10,000
Asian Art Museum Foundation of San Francisco
200 Larkin StreetSan FranciscoVA222091929None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$20,000
Auburn Automotive Heritage Inc
1600 South Wayne StreetAuburnCA94102None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$4,000
Autism Speaks
2 Park Avenue 11th FloorNew YorkIN46706None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support Madeline Bierbaum in 2011 Walk Now for Autism.$100
Avon Products Foundation Incorporated
1345 Avenue of the AmericasNew YorkNY10016None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In honor of Renee Eckstut, for the Avon Walk for Breast Cancer 2011.$250
Bay Area Discovery Museum
Fort Baker - 557 McReynolds RoadSausalitoNY10105None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$500
Bay Area Youth Sports Foundation
PO Box 590476San FranciscoCA94965None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support general operations.$6,000
Be The Match Foundation
3001 Broadway Street NE Suite 601MinneapolisCA94159None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$200
Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation
1368 Fulton StreetBrooklynMN55413None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For Jessie Freeman's fundraising for the NYC Marat$60
Belmont-Redwood Shores Public School Foundation
PO Box 5196BelmontNY11216None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)In support of Rachael Taube (Sandpiper Room 15) in her 8th Annual Reading Power Read-a-thon.$1,000
Berkeley Animal Care Services
2013 Second StBerkeleyCA94002None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$200
Berkeley Crew
PO Box 1012BerkeleyCA94710None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In honor of Kevin Meador.$200
Berkeley Preparatory School Inc
4811 Kelly RoadTampaCA94701None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For Alumni Annual Giving.$320
Best Buddies International Inc
100 SE Second Street 2200MiamiFL33615None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support the Friendship Walk.$100
Bethlehem Catholic High School
2133 Madison AvenueBethlehemFL33131None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$866
Big Sur Health Center
46896 Highway 1Big SurPA180174699None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$2,500
Big Sur Land Trust
509 Hartnell StreetMontereyCA93920None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$2,500
Big Sur Volunteer Fire Brigade
PO Box 520Big SurCA93940None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$2,500
Biological Sciences Curriculum Study
15 Mark Dabling BlvdColorado SpringsCA93920None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$2,000
Bixby & Associates
4760 Table Mesa DriveBoulderCO80918None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$80
Boston College Trustees
140 Commonwealth Avenue More 280Chestnut HillCO80305None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$300
Boy ScoutsSanta Clara County Council BSA
970 W JulianSan JoseMA024673819None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$700
Broadway by the Bay
851 Burlway Road Suite 300BurlingameCA95126None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support general operations.$300
Brown Univ of Providence State of RI and Prov Plan
Brown Annual Fund Box 1976ProvidenceCA940101720None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For the Annual Fund.$150
Brown Univ of Providence State of RI and Prov Plan
Brown Annual Fund Box 1976ProvidenceRI02912None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For the Brown Annual Fund.$150
BuildOn
PO Box 16741StamfordRI02912None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$200
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
1155 East 60th StreetChicagoCT06905None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support general operations.$200
Bullis-Purissima Elementary School Foundation
PO Box 1642Los AltosIL60637None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the 8th Annual Walkathon in honor of Laura-Ann and Sarah Moore.$180
Bullis-Purissima Elementary School Foundation
PO Box 1642Los AltosCA94023None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$24,800
California Academy of Science
55 Music Concourse Dr Dev DepartSan FranciscoCA94023None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the Big Bang Gala.$7,000
California Academy of Science
55 Music Concourse Dr Dev DepartSan FranciscoCA941184599None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$70,500
California Bach Society
PO Box 1526Palo AltoCA941184599None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$2,000
California Historical Society
678 Mission StreetSan FrancsicoCA94302None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)In support of the Legends of California Event, May 10th, 2011.$700
California Historical Society
678 Mission StreetSan FrancsicoCA94105None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support general operations.$1,000
California Pacific Medical Center Foundation
PO Box 7999San FranciscoCA94105None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To benefit the Marshall Mathews Family ALS fund at the Forbes Norris ALS Center.$500
California State Parks Foundation
50 Francisco Street Suite 110San FranciscoCA941207999None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$200
Can Do Education Fndn (aka Dixie Children's Fund)
PO Box 6182San RafaelCA94133None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$1,500
Cancer Prevention Institute of California
2201 Walnut Ave Suite 300FremontCA94903None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$2,000
Carlmont Academic Foundation
1400 Alameda De las PulgasBelmontCA94538None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of Mindy Yang.$1,000
CDM Girls Water Polo Foundation
500 Newport Center Drive Suite 580Newport BeachCA94002None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$2,300
Challenged Athletes Foundation
PO Box 910769San DiegoCA92660None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In honor of Suzanne Yoder.$200
Chewonki Foundation Inc
485 Chewonki Neck RoadWiscassetCA92121None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$200
Chicago Public Media Inc
848 East Grand AvenueChicagoME04578None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$120
Children's Health Council
650 Clark WayPalo AltoIL606113509None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$2,400
Children's Hospital & Research Center Foundation
2201 Broadway Suite 600OaklandCA94304None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$34,865
Choate Rosemary Hall Foundation Inc
333 Christian StreetWallingfordCA946091809None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$5,000
CHP 11 99 Foundation
2244 North State College BoulevardFullertonCT06492None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support general operations.$1,000
Christ United Presbyterian Church
1700 Sutter StSan FranciscoCA92831None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the Summer Camp Program.$250
Christ United Presbyterian Church
1700 Sutter StSan FranciscoCA94115None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$200
City Arts & Lectures
1955 Sutter StreetSan FranciscoCA94115None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support general operations.$200
Classic Car Club of America Museum Inc
PO Box 2113DearbornCA94115None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$200
Classic Car Club of America Museum Inc
PO Box 2113DearbornMI48123None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$200
Coastside Adult Day Health Center
645 Correas StHalf Moon BayMI48123None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$700
COLAGE
1550 Bryant St Suite 830San FranciscoCA94019None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$500
Coleman Children and Youth Services
459 Vienna StreetSan FranciscoCA94103None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$2,000
Community School Inc
PO Box 2118Sun ValleyCA94112None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$12,000
Congregation Etz Chayim
4161 Alma StreetPalo AltoID83353None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In memory of Samuel Gold.$200
Conservation International Foundation
2011 Crystal Drive Suite 500ArlingtonCA94306None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For Conservation International's San Francisco fundraising dinner, to be held on March 3, 2011.$20,000
Conservation International Foundation
2011 Crystal Drive Suite 500ArlingtonVA22202None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations. of Jorge Batista.$2,200
Consortium for Ocean Leadership Inc
1201 New York Ave NW Fourth FloorWashingtonVA22202None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$100
Corporation of the Fine Arts Museums
50 Hagiwara Tea Garden Dr Golden GSan FranciscoCA20005None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$350
Crystal Springs Uplands School
400 Uplands DriveHillsboroughCA94118None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$10,000
Detroit EduTelevision Foundation TVS Channel 56
1 Clover CourtWixomCA94010None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support general operations.$120
Doctors Without Borders USA Inc
333 7th Avenue 2nd FloorNew YorkMI48393None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$1,040
Drag Racing Association of Women
c/o Rosalee Noble 4 Hance DriveCharlestonNY10001None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$200
Educational Foundation of Orinda
21 C Orinda Way 123OrindaIL61920None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$2,000
Eldergivers
1755 Clay StreetSan FranciscoCA94563None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In honor of Ned Schaub and Hoa Voscott.$200
Eldergivers
1755 Clay StreetSan FranciscoCA94109None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$15,620
Environmental & Energy Study Institute
1112 16th Street NW Suite 300WashingtonCA94109None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support general operations.$1,000
Environmental Volunteers
3921 East Bayshore RoadPalo AltoDC20036None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$620
Epic Faith Church
50 Los Ranchitos RoadSan RafaelCA943034326None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$100
eSponsor Now Inc
PO Box 1257VacavilleCA94903None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of Albany HS Boys Golf (2011 Cougar Boys Golf Challenge), for Julian Voscott.$100
Family and Children Services
375 Cambridge AvePalo AltoCA95696None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$4,000
Federation of American Scientists
1725 DeSales Street 6th FloorWashingtonCA94306None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support general operations.$1,000
Food Gatherers
PO Box 131037Ann ArborCA20036None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the 2010 United Way of Washtenaw County campaign.$600
Foothill-DeAnza Community Colleges Foundation
12345 El Monte RoadLos AltosMI48113None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$300
Forest Park Conservancy
1505 NW 23rd AvePortlandCA94022None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support general operations.$50
Foundation for Creative Broadcasting Inc
220 S 4th AvenueTucsonOR97210None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$800
Friends Church
18637 Yorba Linda BlvdYorba LindaAZ85701None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$100
Friends of Penyem for Education Development
5133 10th St NArlingtonCA92886None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$100
Friends of School of the Arts Foundation
236 West Portal Drive 844San FranciscoVA22205None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For the General Fund.$2,000
Full Circle Fund
2601 Mission Street 9th FloorSan FranciscoCA94127None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$1,000
Fund for the Environment dba Earth Share of Michig
6380 Drumheller RoadBathCA94110None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support general operations.$1,200
Global Sticky Network
1048 Irvine Avenue Suite 730Newport BeachMI488080363None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$6,600
GlobalGiving Foundation
1023 15th St NW 12th FloorWashingtonCA92660None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of Soccer Without Borders' project, Impact Nicaraguan Girls Playing Soccer for Change.$60
Gujri Foundation
P O Box 1028VacavilleDC20005None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$20,000
Habitat for Humanity International
Matching Gifts PO Box 7024AmericusCA95696None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$300
Harvard College President and Fellows of
124 Mount Auburn StreetCambridgeGA31709None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To Harvard Business School, for the HBS Dean's Fund.$1,000
Harvard College President and Fellows of
124 Mount Auburn StreetCambridgeMA021385795None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. Clinic in Arizona In honor of Ms. Barbara L. Atherton.$200
Healthy Learning Paths Incorporated
11258 Decatur CircleWestminsterMA021385795None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support general operations.$200
Heifer International
1 World AvenueLittle RockCO802342778None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$240
Hogar Cuna de San Cristobal
None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$300PMB 428 HC 01 Box 29030CaguasPRPE00725
Hole in the Wall Gang Fund Inc
555 Long Warf DriveNew HavenCT11111None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For Charlotte VanWagenen's fundraising efforts.$60
Holy Rosary Church
2716 North 42nd StreetEast St LouisCT06511None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)Memorial for Annie Mlinarich.$400
Hope Medical Clinic Inc
PO Box 980311YpsilantiIL62201None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$1,000
Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Foundation
921 11th Street Suite 1201SacramentoMI481980311None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations. Annual K9 Cancer Walk.$500
Humane Society of Southern Arizona
3450 N Kelvin BlvdTucsonCA95814None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$100
Humane Society Silicon Valley
901 Ames AvenueMilpitasAZ857161326None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$400
Indiana University Foundation
PO Box 500BloomingtonCA95035None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$200
InnVision the Way Home
1900 The Alameda Suite 400San JoseIN47402None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$400
Inter-American Dialogue
1211 Connecticut Ave NW Suite 510Washington DCCA95126None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support Citizen Safety in Peru.$2,000
J David Gladstone Institutes
1650 Owens StreetSan FranciscoCA20036None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of Alzheimer's Disease Research.$4,000
Japanese Community Youth Council
2012 Pine StreetSan FranciscoCA11111None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$200
Japanese Cultural & Community Center of N CA
1840 Sutter StSan FranciscoCA94115None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For the Northern Japan Earthquake Relief Fund.$200
Jewish Comm Fed of SF Marin Peninsula & Sonoma
121 Steuart StreetSan FranciscoCA94115None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations. in honor of Kelly Grady.$2,990
Joan Dancy and PALS Foundation
Riverview Medical Ctr 1 RiverviewRed BankCA94105None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support Team Geiger in the 2011 Fundraising Plunge.$60
JobTrain Inc
1200 OBrien DrMenlo ParkNJ07701None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$400
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Internationa
120 Wall STNew YorkCA94025None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In honor of Merle Kennedy in Walk to Cure Diabetes.$70
KALW
500 Mansell StreetSan FranciscoNY10005None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$100
Katherine Branson School
PO Box 887RossCA94134None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$100
Kentfield Schools Foundation
750 College AvenueKentfieldCA94957None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$7,000
KIPP Bay Area Schools
426 17th Street Suite 200OaklandCA94904None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$700
League to Save Lake Tahoe
2608 Lake Tahoe BlvdSouth Lake TahoeCA94612None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support general operations.$4,000
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Inc
1311 Mamaroneck AvenueWhite PlainsCA96150None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In honor of Ben Bradley.$200
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Inc
1311 Mamaroneck AvenueWhite PlainsNY10605None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In honor of Tara Fearon and Richard Sanchez.$100
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Inc
1311 Mamaroneck AvenueWhite PlainsNY10605None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$200
Litquake Foundation
466 Geary Suite 401San FranciscoNY10605None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$600
Los Altos Community Foundation
183 Hillview AveLos AltosCA94102None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the Joanne Byrne Fund.$500
Los Altos Community Foundation
183 Hillview AveLos AltosCA94022None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$700
Lucile Salter Packard Childrens Hospital at Stanfo
725 Welch RoadPalo AltoCA94022None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$7,200
Lynnewood United Methodist Church
4444 Black AvenuePleasantonCA94304None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$400
Maine Handicapped Skiing
8 Sundance LaneNewryCA94566None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In memory of Ryan Fitzpatrick.$64
Maine Handicapped Skiing
8 Sundance LaneNewryME04261None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$50
Marin Academy
1600 Mission AveSan RafaelME04261None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$20,000
Marin Community Food Bank
75 Digital DriveNovatoCA94901None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$100
Mariners Christian School
300 Fisher AveCosta MesaCA94949None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In honor of Baer Lanfried.$700
Mariners Church
5001 Newport Coast DrIrvineCA92626None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of Haiti Fall 2011$600
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
77 Massachusetts AveCambridgeCA926030164None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the Library Collection Fund.$200
Mayo Clinic Arizona
Dept of Development 13400 E SheaScottsdaleMA02139None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$300
Menlo School
50 Valparaiso AveAthertonAZ85259None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$24,000
Merola Opera Program
301 Van Ness AvenueSan FranciscoCA94027None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$1,000
Michigan Environmental Council
119 Pere Marquette Drive Suite 2ALansingCA94102None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support general operations.$200
Mill Valley Schools Community Foundation
409 Sycamore AveMill ValleyMI48912None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For the 2011 Annual Campaign.$7,000
Monterey Horse Park
333 Salinas StreetSalinasCA94941None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$20,000
Muscular Dystrophy Association
3300 E Sunrise DriveTucsonCA93902None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$200
Museum of American Heritage
351 Homer Avenue PO BOX 1731Palo AltoAZ85718None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the 2011 Vintage Vehicle and Family Festival.$2,500
National Academy of Engineering Fund
500 Fifth Street NW AP Room 359WashingtonCA94302None501(c)(3)509(a)(3)In support of the NAE Annual Fund.$34,315
National Center for Science Education Inc
420 40th Street Ste 2OaklandDC20001None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$2,000
National Model Railroad Assn Inc
4121 Cromwell RoadChattanoogaCA946092509None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support general operations.$200
National Multiple Sclerosis Society
1501 Reedsdale Street Suite 105PittsburghTN37421None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In memory of Barbara Malmin.$400
National Multiple Sclerosis Society
1501 Reedsdale Street Suite 105PittsburghPA15233None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$800
National Multiple Sclerosis Society
1501 Reedsdale Street Suite 105PittsburghPA15233None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support Lucy Nobles in the Portland, Oregon MS Walk 2011.$100
National Parks Conservation Association
777 6th Street NW Suite 700WashingtonPA15233None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$200
Nature Conservancy
4245 N Fairfax Drive Suite 100ArlingtonDC20001None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$320
Nature Preserve Foundation
PO Box 843EdwardsvilleVA22203None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In memory of John Kendall.$100
Newman HallHoly Spirit Parish
2300 Dwight WayBerkeleyIL62025None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$2,400
Nihonmachi Little Friends
2031 Bush StSan FranciscoCA11111None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$200
Northeastern Junior College Foundation
PO Box 774SterlingCA94115None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the Northeastern Junior College Men's Soccer program.$500
Northern California Public Broadcasting Inc
Attn Matching Gifts - 2601 MariposSan FranciscoCO80751None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$11,058
Nuclear Age Peace Foundation
PMB 121 1187 Coast Village Road SSanta BarbaraCA94110None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the work of David Chapell.$200
Nuru International
855 El Camino Real Ste 13A-411Palo AltoCA931082794None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$1,000
Oberlin Dance Collective
3153 17th StreetSan FranciscoCA94301None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In honor of Emma Lanier and Teen Program.$200
Ocean Conservancy Inc
1300 19th Street NW 8th FloorWashingtonCA94110None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$20,000
Old Pueblo Trolley Inc
PO Box 1373TucsonDC20036None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$200
Our Family Coalition
1385 Mission Street Suite 340San FranciscoAZ85702None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In honor of Hoa Voscott.$1,000
Pacific Boychoir Academy
2401 Le Conte AveBerkeleyCA94103None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support general operations.$200
Pacifica Nursery School Inc
548 Carmel AvePacificaCA94709None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$100
Palo Alto Partners in Education
P O Box 1557Palo AltoCA94044None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$1,000
Parents for Public Schools Inc
3543 18th St 1San FranciscoCA94302None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$4,000
Park School PTA
360 East Blithedale AveMill ValleyCA94110None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)For the Annual PTA Campaign.$1,000
Park School PTA
360 East Blithedale AveMill ValleyCA94941None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)For the Technology Fundraiser.$1,000
Pataphysical Broadcasting Fndn Inc dba KUSP FM
203 8th AvenueSanta CruzCA94941None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$2,500
Peninsula Open Space Trust
222 High StreetPalo AltoCA95062None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$2,200
Peregrine Fund Inc
5668 West Flying Hawk LaneBoiseCA94301None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$20,000
Philanthropedia (aka Nonprofit Knowledge Network)
3723 Haven Avenue Suite 130Menlo ParkID83709None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$100
Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra
180 Redwood Street Suite 200San FranciscoCA94025None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$70,000
Planned Parenthood Federation of America Inc
434 West 33rdNew YorkCA94102None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$2,400
PTA CA Congress of Parents Teachers & Students Inc
250 23rd AvenueSan FranciscoNY10001None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To sponsor Colin Muramoto in the 2011 Spell-A- Thon.$50
PTA CA Congress of Parents Teachers & Students Inc
1101 Eucalyptus DriveSan FranciscoCA94121None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support general operations.$1,960
PTA CA Congress of Parents Teachers & Students Inc
443 Burnett AvenueSan FranciscoCA941321499None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)In support of the Jack Mayeda Library.$500
Reclaim Childhood
1288 Columbus Avenue 162San FranciscoCA94131None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$13,060
Redwood Shores Elementary PTA
225 Shearwater PkwyRedwood CityCA94133None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)In support of ""Music Bridges.""$1,490
Regents of the University of California Berkeley
171 Unwersity Hall Mc 1104BerkeleyCA94065None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For the Partners in Science Education Fund.$2,000
Ross Valley Nursery School
689 Sir Francis Drake BlvdKentfieldCA94720None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$2,000
Royal Family Kids Camp
5002 E Cholla StreetScottsdaleCA94904None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$2,000
San Carlos Educational Foundation
PO Box 1214San CarlosAZ85254None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$2,000
San Diego Humane Society and SPCA
5500 Gaines StreetSan DiegoCA94070None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$70
San Francisco AIDS Foundation
1035 Market Street Suite 400San FranciscoCA92110None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support ACL 10 participant #4808, Daniel Yee.$100
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
151 Third StreetSan FranciscoCA94103None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$230
San Francisco Symphony
201 Van Ness AvenueSan FranciscoCA941033107None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$500
Sandpiper PTA
801 Redwood Shores ParkwayRedwood CityCA94102None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)In support of Rachael Taube Room 16 (Ms. Powers).$190
Santa Cruz Education Foundation
PO Box 8501Santa CruzCA94065None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$1,000
Seeds of Learning
585 Fifth Street WestSonomaCA95061None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$500
Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park Foundation
PO Box 3047VisaliaCA95476None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$500
Seva Foundation
1786 Fifth StreetBerkeleyCA93278None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For the Jon Brilliant Memorial Fund.$200
SF SPCA
2500-16th StSan FranciscoCA94710None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support general operations.$200
Shepherds Gate
1660 Portola AvenueLivermoreCA94103None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$100
Silicon Valley Community Foundation
2440 West El Camino Real Suite 300Mountain ViewCA94551None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For the Town Crier Holiday Fund.$700
Simmons College
300 The FenwayBostonCA94040None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For the Endowment Fund.$50,000
Simmons College
300 The FenwayBostonMA02115None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For the General Fund.$2,000
Solano Hurricanes
1254 Swan Lake DriveFairfieldMA02115None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$300
Special Olympics Northern California
3480 Buskirk Ave Suite 340Pleasant HillCA94533None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$600
Spirit Rock Meditation Center
PO Box 169WoodacreCA94523None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$1,900
Spirit Rock Meditation Center
PO Box 169WoodacreCA94973None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the Teacher Dana Fund and the Staff Dana Fund.$700
St Baldrick's Foundation
1333 South Mayflower Ave Ste 400MonroviaCA94973None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$50
St John's Episcopal Church
1707 Gouldin RdOaklandCA91016None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$1,600
St Joseph's Indian School
1301 N Main Street Box 89ChamberlainCA94611None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$70
St Jude Childrens Research Hospital
PO Box 50MemphisSD57325None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$1,000
St Paul's Episcopal Church
415 El Camino RealBurlingameTN38101None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the music ministry at St. Paul's Episcopal Church.$3,000
Stanford Univ Board of Trustees Leland Jr Univ
Stanford University - PO Box 20466StanfordCA94010None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For the Stanford Fund.$2,000
Stanford Univ Board of Trustees Leland Jr Univ
Stanford University - PO Box 20466StanfordCA943090466None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$61,200
Stony Brook Foundation Inc
230 Administration Stony Brook UniStony BrookCA943090466None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For the George Williams Endowment Fund for Student Research, in honor of George Williams.$2,000
Susan G Komen Breast Cancer Foundation
150 Post Street Suite 755San FranciscoNY117941188None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$500
Susan G Komen Breast Cancer Foundation Inc NatOff
PO Box 660843DallasCA94108None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)In honor of participant Kylee Sargenti, in Susan Komen 3-Day for the Cure.$70
Sustainable Conservation
98 Battery Street Suite 302San FranciscoTX752660843None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$1,000
Swim Across America Inc
One International Place Suite 4600BostonCA94111None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In honor of Susan Mayfield, participant in the Seattle Open Water Swim.$500
Tahoe Maritime Museum Inc
PO Box 627HomewoodMA02110None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In honor of Julie Williams.$500
Tahoe Maritime Museum Inc
PO Box 627HomewoodCA96141None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$200
Tamalpais - Strawberry Preschools Inc
PO Box 1012Mill ValleyCA96141None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For the 2011 Annual Fund.$2,000
Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation
201 Eddy StreetSan FranciscoCA94941None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support general operations.$200
The Chemical Heritage Foundation
315 Chestnut StreetPhiladelphiaCA94102None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$300
The Exploratorium
3601 Lyon StreetSan FranciscoPA19106None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the Annual Awards Dinner.$7,000
The Exploratorium
3601 Lyon StreetSan FranciscoCA94123None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$17,280
The Forest Park Conservancy
1507 NW 23rd AvenuePortlandCA94123None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support general operations.$140
The Fund for Lake George Inc
PO Box 352Lake GeorgeOR97210None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For Lake George Waterkeeper.$100
The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
1311 Mamaroneck AvenueWhite PlainsNY12845None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of Sonja Krabetz$200
The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
1311 Mamaroneck AvenueWhite PlainsNY10605None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$200
The San Carlos Parks and Recreation Foundation In
PO Box 191San CarlosNY10605None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$300
Tipping Point Community
703 Market Street Suite 708San FranciscoCA94070None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the fight against poverty in the Bay Area.$200
Tostan Community-led Development
PO Box 53323WashingtonCA94103None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$100
Traveling Jewish Theater (A)
499 Alabama Street Suite 127San FranciscoDC200093323None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support general operations.$500
Trout Unlimited
1300 N 17th Street Suite 500ArlingtonCA94110None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$40,700
Trustees of Dartmouth College
7 Lebanon Street Suite 309HanoverVA222093801None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$400
Trustees of Princeton University
Box 5357PrincetonNH03755None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For 2010 Annual Giving.$170
Trustees of Princeton University
Box 5357PrincetonNJ085435357None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$180
Trustees of Smith College
33 Elm StreetNorthamptonNJ085435357None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$400
U C Davis Foundation
1480 Drew Ave 130DavisMA01060None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the UC Davis Annual Fund.$500
UC Santa Cruz Foundation
1156 High StreetSanta CruzCA95618None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For the Campus Sustainability Internship Program.$500
UC Santa Cruz Foundation
1156 High StreetSanta CruzCA95064None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the Cal Teach Program.$400
Union College
807 Union StSchenectadyCA95064None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$100
Union of Concerned Scientists
Two Brattle SquareCambridgeNY12308None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$2,000
Unitarian Universalist Church of Berkeley
1 Lawson RoadKensingtonMA02138None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$3,000
United States Equestrian Team Foundation
1040 Pottersville Road PO Box 35GladstoneCA94707None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$20,000
United States Fund for UNICEF
125 Maiden LaneNew YorkNJ07934None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$150
United Way Silicon Valley
1400 Parkmoore Ave Suite 250San JoseNY10038None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$700
United Ways of Vermont
412 Farrell Street Suite 200South BurlingtonCA951263429None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the Vermont Disaster Fund.$400
University of California Berkeley Foundation
2080 Addison 4200BerkeleyVT05403None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For Boalt Hall School of Law.$1,000
University of California Berkeley Foundation
2080 Addison 4200BerkeleyCA947204200None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For the Thomas J. White Endowment for Graduate Studies.$2,000
University of California Berkeley Foundation
2080 Addison 4200BerkeleyCA947204200None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the Cal Performances Building Fund and the CITRIS Building Fund.$39,310
University of Chicago
1427 East 60th Street Suite 120ChicagoCA947204200None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$600
University of Florida Foundation
P O Box 117000GainesvilleIL60637None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the Women in Development Collection.$400
University of Pennsylvania Trustees of the
3451 Walnut Street Suite 305PhiladelphiaFL326117000None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$4,000
University of Southern California
Leavey Lbrary 650 West 35th StreetLos AngelesPA19104None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$20,000
US Friends of the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust I
201 North Illinois Street 16th FloIndianopolisCA900892571None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$750
Vanderbilt University
2301 Vanderbilt PlaceNashvilleIN46204None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For the Justice-Moore Family Scholarship at Vanderbilt Law School.$20,000
Villa Sinfonia Foundation
32 Mountain Spring AvenueSan FranciscoTN372357727None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$200
Wasatch Mountain Amateur Hockey Association
PO Box 1921West JordanCA94114None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$400
Washington State University Foundation
PO Box 641925 Washington State UniPullmanUT84088None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$2,000
Waterkeeper Alliance
17 Battery Place Suite 1329New YorkWA991641925None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the Deer Valley Skifest fundraising event.$21,500
Wilderness Society
1615 M Street NW 2nd FloorWashingtonNY10004None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$120
Wildlife Conservation Network Inc
25745 Bassett LaneLos AltosCA20036None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$400
Wildlife Conservation Society
2300 Southern BlvdBronxCA94022None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For the John Thorbjarnarson Memorial Fund.$3,000
Wilmington United Methodist Church
61 E Main St Suite DWilmingtonNY10460None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In memory of Richard Snyder.$200
World Wildlife Fund Inc
1250 Twenty-Fourth Street NWWashingtonOH45177None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$200
Yale University
157 Church StreetNew HavenDC20037None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For the Class of 1966 45th Reunion Fund.$40,000
Yale University
157 Church StreetNew HavenCT065102100None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$39,668
YMCA of the East Bay
2350 BroadwayOaklandCT065102100None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support general operations.$300
Yosemite Foundation dba Yosemite Conservancy
155 Montgomery St Ste 1104San FranciscoCA94612None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$200
Young Adults Health Center Inc
47 N Huron StreetYpsilantiCA94104None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support general operations.$600
Ypsilanti Meals on Wheels
1110 West Cross StreetYpsilantiMI48197None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support general operations.$1,000
Zion Lutheran Church and School
220 West Henry StreetStauntonMI48197None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)Memorial for Lourine Gerhardt.$2,100
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Aalaska Conservation Foundation
441 Westb 5th AvenueSuite 402AnchorageAK995012340None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To continue to coordinate efforts to protect the salmon watersheds of Bristol Bay, Alaska, and to increase the local and regional support for protection.$130,000
Alianca da Terra
NoneExpenditureIn support of land stewardship on private land in the Brazilian Amazon, frontier governance through a voluntary co-managed fire brigade, and payments for ecosystem services in the Amazon in beef, soy, and carbon markets.$147,856Rua 1 n 531 Setor 5 CentroAgua BoaMGBR78 635-103
Amazon Conservation Team
4211 N Fairfax DrArlingtonVA22203NoneResponsibilityTo provide technical support to the Surinamese Government's ongoing process of land use zoning and demarcation, and to support the establishment of a park guard force in Amap and Par States, Brazil.$196,885
American Association of Colleges of Nursing
One Dupont Circle NW Suite 530WashingtonDC20036None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To incorporate representatives from the 10-county San Francisco Bay Area (SFBA) hospitals in the Quality and Safety Education for Nursing curriculum enhancement efforts underway with the SFBA schools of nursing and to implement a rigorous evaluation of these curriculum enhancement efforts.$283,131
Associacao de Defesa Etnoambiental Kaninde
None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For ongoing efforts to prevent deforestation and manage tropical forests in the southwestern Brazilian Amazon through implementation of forest management techniques, organizational strengthening and capacity building of environmental non-governmental and indigenous organizations, and to support Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and forest Degradation efforts.$321,530sala 07Bairro Nossa Senhora das GrPorto VelhoROND NIA,BR78901-150
Battelle Memorial Institute
505 King AvenueColumbusOH43201NoneEQUIVALENT of U.S.To support the development of an advanced Coastal and Marine Spatial Planning curriculum and train coastal managers in up to three U.S. regions, building on lessons learned from marine spatial planning processes in the U.S. and globally, and provide tools, knowledge, information, and connections with peers.$260,347
Bulkley Valley Ctr for Natural Resource Rsch & Mgm
NonePublic CharityTo support an assessment of the cumulative effects of alternative ecological and industrial scenarios on wild salmon ecosystems in the Skeena Region of British Columbia.$178,3941188 Main Street Room 2 Ground FlSmithersB.C.CAV0J 2N0
California Academy of Sciences
55 Music Concourse Dr Golden GateSan FranciscoCA94118None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the further development and implementation of effective teacher professional development offered through the California Academy of Science?s Teacher Institute on Science and Sustainability targeting 3rd ? 5th grade elementary school teachers in San Francisco Unified School District and adjacent San Francisco Bay Area school districts.$286,524
California Council on Science and Technology
5005 La Mart Drive Suite 105RiversideCA92507NoneEQUIVALENT of U.S.To improve the science and technology policy- related components of legislation through the establishment of an effective Legislative Science and Technology Policy Fellows Program. The Fellows program will place ten Ph.D.-level (or equivalent) scientists and engineers per year in the California Legislature either as staff members of individual legislators or on committee staff.$500,000
California Institute of Technology
1200 East California BoulevardPasadenaCA91125NonePublic CharityTo establish an observatory for structural molecular biology. The new observatory, called a beam line, will make use of the extremely bright X-rays produced by a newly installed advanced electron accelerator at Stanford's Synchrotron Radiation Laboratory. Outcomes for this grant include creation of a macromolecular crystallography facility for studying complicated biological systems.$30,094
California Institute of Technology
1200 East California BoulevardPasadenaCA91125None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of Revolutionizing Detectors for Cosmology.$430,000
California Institute of Technology
1200 East California BoulevardPasadenaCA91125None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To develop new techniques to characterize images taken from space to monitor long term changes in the Earth's surface at fine spatial and temporal scales. Funding will support a core team to develop the technique, analyze large image datasets acquired by a suite of instruments over multiple decades, and apply them to two case studies to detect very small changes in the Earth's surface due to seismic-volcanic and landslide processes.$510,895
California Institute of Technology
1200 East California BoulevardPasadenaCA91125None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support six research groups within the Chemistry of Cellular Signaling Center to reveal, on a chemical scale, the interactions that control complex signaling pathways in cells. These pathways govern the structure and function of every living cell and are at the forefront of research at the chemistry-biology-physics interface.$617,130
California Institute of Technology
1200 East California BoulevardPasadenaCA91125None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To analyze, in collaboration with the University of Washington and the University of California at Berkeley, the past 80 years of earthquakes in southern California to improve rupture forecasts, and develop both ground-level and building-specific shaking algorithms to determine when automatic shutdown of industrial processes could mitigate serious damage or injury. The knowledge gained will contribute to the development of a west coast prototype earthquake early warning system capable of providing robust advance warning?ranging from tens of seconds to minutes of the size, extent and timing of imminent earthquakes.$1,000,000
California Institute of Technology
1200 East California BoulevardPasadenaCA91125None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To establish the Center for Cosmochemical and Geochemical Microanalysis. The Center will sustain a program of theoretical research aimed at attacking the problems posed by dark matter, dark energy, and the early universe. Outcomes for this grant include the addition of two senior scientists (cosmology theorists), establishment of a distinguished visiting scholars program and postdoctoral fellowships, and maintenance of the Center.$1,981,529
California Institute of Technology
1200 East California BoulevardPasadenaCA91125None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support Caltech's Technology Tectonics Observatory in the second phase of developing a multidisciplinary facility that combines state- of-the-art monitoring networks and innovative observations at key tectonics boundaries with modeling of tectonic forces over a wide range of spatial and temporal scales. The goal of the project is to understand and eventually predict the earth's behavior near the intersection of key tectonic plates and provide strategic insights into a variety of destructive phenomena such as earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, tsunamis, landslides, and other geochemical and geophysical processes.$2,424,477
California Institute of Technology
1200 East California BoulevardPasadenaCA91125None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To establish the Center for Exotic Quantum Systems to unite a diverse on-campus community of scientists who will be able to expand their leading-edge research on quantum matter, quantum light, quantum nano-mechanics, and quantum information science. The Center will become an internationally recognized entity that substantially enhances Caltech's ability to recruit the very best students, postdocs, and faculty in this important field.$3,065,650
California Institute of Technology
1200 East California BoulevardPasadenaCA91125None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support new experiments designed to understand the causal link between gene functions, the brain, and behavior. Funding will be used to develop automated methods for measuring behaviors in rodents and to integrate these new methods with electrophysiological recording, functional imaging, and genetically based manipulations of neuronal activity.$3,128,000
California Institute of Technology
1200 East California BoulevardPasadenaCA91125None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of developing the molecular basis for driving the photo-oxidation of water to enable fuel production directly from sunlight.$3,271,708
California Institute of Technology
1200 East California BoulevardPasadenaCA91125None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To establish a Center for Bio-inspired Wind Energy, with facilities on the main campus of Caltech and at the recently established Caltech Field Laboratory for Optimized Wind Energy in northern Los Angeles County. The Center will carry out research, development, and field testing of novel wind energy technologies inspired by engineering solutions found in nature.$3,311,314
California Institute of Technology
1200 East California BoulevardPasadenaCA91125None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For establishing Caltech's center for Ultrafast Science and Technology, focusing on fundamental studies of molecular complexity, the development of the technology of ultrafast imaging, and its applications to real systems of physical, chemical, and biological function. Outcomes for this grant include creation and maintenance of the ultrafast imaging facility.$3,499,840
California Institute of Technology
1200 East California BoulevardPasadenaCA91125None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support six research groups within the Chemistry of Cellular Signaling Center to reveal, on a chemical scale, the interactions that control complex signaling pathways in cells. These pathways govern the structure and function of every living cell and are at the forefront of research at the chemistry-biology-physics interface.$4,182,870
Canadian Parks and Wilderness Soc BC Chapter
None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of developing technical analyses for Marine Spatial Planning and the Pacific North Coast Integrated Management Area Initiative.$168,724410 - 698 Seymour StVancouverBCCAV6B 3K6
Catholic Healthcare West
450 Stanyan StreetSan FranciscoCA94117None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To involve St. Mary's Hospital with the Institute for Healthcare Improvement, Transforming Care at the Bedside Program to optimize the discharge planning process for fragile elders with Congestive Heart Failure.$63,389
Catholic Healthcare West
One Dupont Circle NW Suite 530WashingtonDC20036None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support improved nursing-related patient outcomes across nine hospitals in the San Francisco Bay Area and Greater Sacramento regions. leading to improved glycemic control and safety, a reduction in the incidence of preventable hospital-acquired venous thromboembolism, and a reduction in mortality among surgical inpatients with serious treatable complications through the implementation of evidence-based practices. All outcomes will be achieved by the end of 2013 and are to be sustained through 2017.$2,100,000
Center for International Environmental Law Inc
1350 Connecticut Ave NW Ste 1100WashingtonDC20036NoneEQUIVALENT of U.S.To support a new Forum for Sustainable Development for the Department of Loreto, Peru, a participatory clearinghouse for baseline data on social and environmental impacts of economic development projects, and a venue for increasing capacity of regional government agencies, civil society organizations, and local communities as prior and necessary inputs for the adoption and implementation of a policy framework for Strategic Social and Environmental Impact Assessments for Loreto.$900,000
Center for Quality Systems Improvement
1688 Orvietto DriveRosevilleCA956613981NonePublic CharityIn support of creating a Readmissions Learning Community in which hospitals and their outpatient provider partners confirm and share evidence- based practices shown to reduce hospital readmissions. The outputs of the grant include participation by at least 50% of the 5-county San Francisco Bay Area hospitals, and the collaborative development of detailed plans to implement evidence-based practices, each designed to reduce 30- and 90-day hospital readmission rates by at least 30% by December 31, 2013.$168,000
Center for Quality Systems Improvement
1688 Orvietto DriveRosevilleCA956613981None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support two targeted clinical impact interest groups, quality improvement education, and on-site support to hospitals working on improving patient outcomes. The grant outcomes are the achievement of evidence-based patient safety and quality improvement targets by hospitals participating in the two clinical impact interest groups, as well as the enhancement of clinical improvement leadership skills for at least 350 healthcare providers.$349,000
Centro de Conserv Invest y Manejo de Areas Natura
None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To allow CIMA to implement critical management actions to maintain zero deforestation inside Cordillera Azul National Park and stabilize land use in the park?s buffer zone, while completing its strategy?and implementing an innovative Reduced Emission from Deforestation and forest Degradation pilot project?to secure financial sustainability.$435,000420 - San Antonio MirafloresLimaPE
Chabot Space & Science Center Foundation
10000 Skyline BlvdOaklandCA94619None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the development of a cost-effective, replicable model for scaling up the Techbridge program, which provides hands-on activities, role models and worksite visits, family outreach, and teacher training to serve girls across the San Francisco Bay Area. National research, robust assessment, and evaluation will be components of the program design and refinement to develop a scalable and sustainable model for expansion and durability.$250,000
Clark University
950 Main StreetWorcesterMA01610None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To enable the analytical capacity for integrated land management incorporating ecosystem services, land change scenarios, biodiversity and optimal land allocation planning developed in a commercial-grade Geographic Information and Decision Support Software.$796,228
Coastal States Stewardship Foundation
44 North Capitol Street NW Ste 32WashingtonDC20001None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support regional planning for habitat protection and sustainable use.$184,225
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
1 Bungtown RoadCold Spring HarborNY11724NoneEQUIVALENT of U.S.To support innovative, leading-edge plant biology research in the lab of Robert Martienssen.$1,333,332
Community Initiatives
354 Pine Street Suite 700San FranciscoCA94104NonePublic CharityTo strengthen informal science educational programming offered to the public at Community Science Workshop sites in the San Francisco Bay Area, by contributing to improved programming and expansion.$186,586
Conservation International Foundation
2011 Crystal Drive Suite 500ArlingtonVA22202None501(c)(3)509(a)(3)To demonstrate and amplify 'Green Economy' models that incorporate the value of ecosystem services into economic development decisions and increase understanding that the conservation of nature is essential for economic growth and the long-term well-being of humanity.$6,000,000
Conservation International Foundation
2011 Crystal Drive Suite 500ArlingtonVA22202None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of matching funds for approved transactions under the GCF. This is for the matching funds Portion of the $100 million.$20,881,350
Conservation Strategy Fund
1160 G StreetArcataCA95521None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the refinement of conservation economics tools, the training of policy- formulators regarding their use, and their subsequent deployment in the analysis of major infrastructure projects in the Amazon Headwaters region in an effort to promote an effective conservation agenda for the region.$668,849
Consultative Group on Biological Diversity
Presidio Bldg 1016 PO Box 29361San FranciscoCA941290361None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To contribute to the conservation and restoration of biodiversity by enhancing effective collaboration among environmental foundations.$65,000
Dallas County Hospital District
5201 Harry Hines BlvdDallasTX75235None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the development and implementation of a generalizable, exportable, automated software system to identify and flag Heart Failure (HF) patients at high risk of hospital readmission. Once finalized, it will be installed in a hospital outside of the original development site. The system will then be used, in combination with evidence-based interventions, to identify and intervene on HF patients at high risk of readmission, resulting in a 20% relative reduction from baseline in the hospital's 30-day HF readmission rate. The software will then be available for adoption nationwide, and available for installation to at least three additional hospitals, one of which will located in Greater Sacramento or the San Francisco Bay Area if mutually agreeable, by December 2015.$652,000
David Suzuki Foundation
None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To develop technical analyses in support of Marine Spatial Planning and the Pacific North Coast Integrated Management Area (PNCIMA) Initiative.$149,8002211 West 4th AvenueSuite 219VancouverBCCAV6K 4S2
Duke University
125 Science DriveDurhamNC27708None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support innovative, leading-edge plant biology research in the lab of Xinnian Dong.$1,333,332
Earth Economics
1121 Tacoma Ave SouthTacomaWA98402None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To improve ecosystem service valuation in order to inform decisionmaking, correct economic incentives and improve public and private investment among conservation organizations, federal agencies and municipalities.$223,705
Ecoagriculture International Inc
730 11th St NW Suite 301WashingtonDC20001None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the Landscapes for People, Food and Nature Initiative to address key challenges including food and nutrition, rural poverty, ecosystem degradation, species loss, and climate change via an integrated landscape approach.$100,000
Ecotrust
721 NW Ninth Ave Ste 200PortlandOR97209NoneUnit of GovernmentTo ensure the sustainability of renewable natural resources in the Copper River watershed of Alaska. Funding will be used to advance the scientific understanding of salmon ecology and to encourage the adoption of management practices that promote long-term sustainability of the watershed's wild salmon populations.$470,711
Ecotrust Canada
NoneEQUIVALENT of U.S.To support the development of a diversified and integrated regional fishery model to reduce dependence on Skeena wild salmon.$216,796Suite 200 1238 Homer StreetVancouverBCCAV6B 2Y5
Environmental Defense Fund Incorporated
257 Park Avenue SouthNew YorkNY10010NonePublic CharityIn support of implementation of good catch shares in New England as an effective fishery management tool to restore fisheries, and, marine ecosystems and create a sustainable fishing industry. The project will include refining and strengthening the groundfish sector-based catch share program to address resource conservation and socioeconomic goals, implementing good catch shares for monkfish through an exemplary and inclusive design process, gaining the support of key regional constituencies, and ensuring the leadership, technical expertise, resources, and scientific foundation needed for durability are held by local institutions and stakeholders.$700,000
Environmental Defense Fund Incorporated
257 Park Avenue SouthNew YorkNY10010None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of creating a durable and efficient Pacific groundfish trawl catch share program. Funding will be used to refine and improve fishing regulations to increase flexibility and reduce costs, and to work with fishermen directly to improve their performance under the catch share program.$889,226
Environmental Defense Fund Incorporated
257 Park Avenue SouthNew YorkNY10010None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support reduced deforestation and forest degradation through protected area and watershed management in the highly threatened Xingu River Basin, Brazil.$1,419,735
Environmental Defense Fund Incorporated
257 Park Avenue SouthNew YorkNY10010None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the dissemination and adoption of well-designed catch share policies and programs in the United States to restore fisheries and marine ecosystems and create a sustainable fishing industry, including the institutionalization of tools such as a catch shares design database.$3,499,681
Equipe de Conservacao da Amazonia
NoneEQUIVALENT of U.S.To develop participatory, science-based biodiversity management and monitoring plans for 4.4 million hectares of indigenous lands in the Calha Norte conservation corridor, in partnership with state and federal government agencies.$1,566,755C -Ed Business Point Sala 306BrasiliaDFBR70070-934
Fondo Mexicano Para La Conservacion De La Natural
NonePUBLIC CHARITYThis grant supports the Mexican Fund for the Conservation of Nature and its partners to identify and test the appropriate methodologies and technologies to be adopted officially for monitoring deforestation and forest degradation at the national, subnational, and local levels in Mexico.$618,315No 49 Col San Jose InsurgentesMexico CityMX3900
Forest Ethics
None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support Skeena communities in promoting a precautionary approach to coal bed methane development, including the establishment of no-go areas in the highly sensitive headwaters habitat.$200,431410 - 698 Seymour StVancouverBCCAV6B 3K6
Forever Costa Rica Association
NoneExpenditure ResponsTo develop national-scale marine control and surveillance strategies and enables implementation of the Costa Rican government?s Marine Protected Areas plan.$50,000Forum I Edificio G Piso 7San JoseCS
Fundacao Amazonica da Defesa da Biosfera
NonePUBLIC CHARITYTo support the implementation and sustainable finance of state-level protected areas in Amazonas, Brazil, and the independent evaluation and validation of the ProBuc Community Based Protected Area and Biodiversity Monitoring System.$100,00070 - Conjunto Tiradentes - AleixoManausAMBR69083-230
Fundacao Amazonica da Defesa da Biosfera
NonePUBLIC CHARITYTo support the implementation and sustainable finance of state-level protected areas in Amazonas, Brazil, and the independent evaluation and validation of the ProBuc Community Based Protected Area and Biodiversity Monitoring System.$552,33470 - Conjunto Tiradentes - AleixoManausAMBR69083-230
Fund Inst de Biodiversidade Manejo Eco da Amazon
NonePUBLIC CHARITYIn support of frontier consolidation outcomes by focusing the research efforts of two Federal University of Acre (UFAC) academic programs on the effective management of priority Protected Areas in the tri-national (Brazil-Bolivia- Peru) Amazonian frontier. Increased research productivity from these efforts will enable the programs to transition to Doctoral status, a necessary step for UFAC to secure continued government funding for applied Protected Area research.$37,939Campus Universitario BR 364 Km 04Rio BrancoACREBR
Fundacao Vitoria Amazonica
NoneEXPENDITURE RESPONSTo consolidate the basic effective management of 4 protected areas in the lower Rio Negro Basin and pilot mechanisms for adaptive management of both state and federal protected areas in a protected areas mosaic.The project reframes management plans as effective governance instruments that link communities to protected area agencies through empowered protected area councils and managers. The grant transitions a high capacity socioenvironmental grantee from work on the consoliation of individual protected areas to work on the analysis and elimination of significant barriers to the integration of activities in individual PAs with system-wide adaptive management and decision making.$789,978146 Cj Morada do Sol Bairro AleixoManausAMBR69083-093
Fundacion Gaia Amazonas
NonePublic CharityTo increase the effectiveness of the management of the Yaigoje Apaporis National Park and Indigenous Reserve through the creation of a community-based research program and the establishment of community and regional-level land-use agreements. These, in turn, will serve as the basis for negotiating a new and innovative type of co-management regime recently established by the Colombian Parks Service.$125,360Cra 4 26B-31BogotaDCCO
Fund Latino Americana para el Tropico Amazonico
NonePublic CharityTo support the implementation of the Wildlife Management in Latin America and the Amazon Conference Series, and the development of a Latin American Wildlife Society.$152,750Malecon Tarapaca N332 AltosIquitosLORETOPERUC 20493440749
Fundo Brasileiro para a Biodiversidade
None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)In support of a highly leveraged initiative of the Latin American and Caribbean network of conservation trust funds in their development of innovative, market-based, financial solutions for conservation.$201,413Largo do IBAM 01/ 6 andarHumaitaRio de JaneiroRJBRCEP: 22271 070
Great Bear Initiative Society
NoneEXPENDITURE RESPONSTo enable the Great Bear Initiative to engage in communications and training activities in support of marine spatial planning.$254,628409 Granville Street Suite 1660VancouverBCCAV6C 1T2
Great Bear Initiative Society
NoneEXPENDITURE RESPONSFor enhancing and integrating community-level marine spatial plans in support of achieving a good Pacific North Coast Integrated Management Area marine spatial plan. This grant also supports the grantee's transition to organizational and financial durability in implementing the Great Bear Rainforest agreements.$737,754409 Granville Street Suite 1660VancouverBCCAV6C 1T2
Green Fire Productions
PO Box 369La GrandeOR97850None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To increase the understanding of and support for coastal marine spatial planning through production and distribution of the film 'Ocean Frontiers,' which captures stories of successful ocean planning through the eyes of coastal communities, managers, scientists, and others.$38,500
Gulf of Maine Research Institute
350 Commercial StreetPortlandME04101None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of work to improve the sector management system for New England's groundfish industry, provide convening and technical assistance to the monkfish fishery as it develops a new catch share system, assist groundfish sectors to adopt cleaner fishing technology, and provide region-wide outreach and education to the region's fishing industry, fisheries management agencies, and policy makers.$480,500
H John Heinz III Ctr for Science Economics & Envi
1001 Pennsylvania Avenue NWSuite 73WashingtonDC20010None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To provide core support for the Biological Dynamics of Forest Fragments Project in Manaus for two years while developing a sustainable finance framework.$249,657
Indiana University
1001 East Third StreetBloomingtonIN474053700None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support innovative, leading-edge plant biology research in the lab of Craig Pikaard.$1,333,332
Instituto de Conservacao e Desenvolvimento Susten
NonePUBLIC CHARITYTo support a forest transparency program in partnership with the government of the state of Amazonas, and to increase civil society participation in the definition and protection of forest-based environmental services.$106,85112 - Parque das LaranjeirasFlores - CEP 69058-250: Manaus / AMBR
Instituto de Pesquisa Ambiental da Amaznia
NonePublic CharityFor a community forestry project in the settlement communities of Moju I and II in the State of Par, Brazil, which will serve as a demonstration for forest-based co-management among communities, government, and the timber industry.$218,623Avenida Nazare 669BelemPARBR66035-170
Instituto do Homem e Meio Ambiente da Amazonia
NonePUBLIC CHARITYTo monitor, analyze, and disseminate information regarding deforestation and forest degradation in protected areas of the Brazilian Amazon, improve protected area management in the Calha Norte conservation corridor, and support the development of sustainable finance and monitoring mechanisms for Par state protected areas.$1,259,305RUA DOMINGOS MAR 2020 Bairro FatimaBelemPARBR66035-170
Instituto Floresta Tropical
NoneResponsibilityIn support of a community forestry project in the settlement communities of Moju I and II in the State of Para, Brazil that will serve as a demonstration for forest-based co-management between communities, government, and the timber industry.$85,759RUA DOS MUNDURUCUS 1613 BAIRROJURBELEMPARABR66025-660
Instituto Internacional de Educacao do Brasil
NonePUBLIC CHARITYTo enable effective co-management of protected areas in the BR-319 Frontier Zone by creating local associations and management councils and training their members, and by restructuring two local environmental non-governmental organizations. Instituto Internacional de Educatio do Brasil will also secure its own financial stability through the development and implementation of a fund-raising strategy.$358,275101Centro Comercial Gilberto SALOBRASILIADFBR71606-900
International Conservation Caucus Foundation
25786 Georgetown StatioinWashingtonDC200278786None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the Oceans Caucus Foundation to help create a bi-partisan Oceans Caucuses and associated educational activities.$125,000
Intern'l Union for Conserv of Nature and Natural R
NoneEXECUTIVE ORDERThis grant supports the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) to develop the IUCN Red List of the Continental Ecosystems of the Americas, engage national governments and policy makers to employ it, and provide open-access to information and analyses to the public.$669,62728 rue MauverneyGlandSZ1196
Island Institute
PO Box 648RocklandME04841None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the Midcoast Fishermen's Association and Port Clyde Community Sector in the successful and sustainable implementation of sector-based erve catch share management. This will serve as a model for community-based groundfish sectors in New England, comprised primarily of small boats and mid-sized trawlers, and will also foster thought leadership on policy.$124,070
Iwokrama Intn'l Centre for Rain Forest Conservatio
NoneUNIT OR AGENT FOR GOIn support of the participation of Amerindian, government and private sector stakeholders in sustainable forest management, effective landscape-scale monitoring and modeling of forest cover, biodiversity and ecosystem function, and best practices in the public and private forestry sector, thus enhancing national efforts to reduce deforestation and forest degradation in Guyana.$284,64377 High StreetKingstonGEORGETOWNGY
Johns Hopkins University
3701 San Martin DriveBaltimoreMD21218None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of new scientific discoveries enabled through innovative analyses of extreme-scale datasets. Funding will be used to develop technologies and create advanced methods of analysis for data-intensive science from areas such as wireless sensor platforms, turbulence, and petascale data challenges in cosmology.$400,000
Johns Hopkins University
3701 San Martin DriveBaltimoreMD21218None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the invention and development of novel instrumentation and methods to generate and detect terahertz radiation at low temperatures and in magnetic fields. The new techniques will be used to obtain fundamental knowledge about the dynamic properties of condensed matter systems, applicable to a wide range of biological, chemical, and physical investigations.$581,755
Kaiser Foundation Hospitals
1800 Harrison St 17th FloorOaklandCA94612None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To spread operational improvements to the work environment for RNs, increasing both patient satisfaction and RN time spent in the patient room at three Kaiser Greater Sacramento hospitals.$315,000
Life Sciences Research Foundation
3520 San Martin DriveBaltimoreMD21218None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of a prestigious post-doctoral fellowship opportunity for four top researchers in biological science disciplines typically underfunded by other granting sources. The fellowships will last three years.$27,549
Life Sciences Research Foundation
3520 San Martin DriveBaltimoreMD21218None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support prestigious post-doctoral fellowships for five top researchers in biological science disciplines typically underfunded by other granting sources. The fellowships will last three years.$570,000
Marin General Hospital Foundation
100 B Drakes Landing Suite 255GreenbraeCA94904None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To implement and evaluate a transitional care program aimed at a sustained reduction in both 30-day readmission rates by at least 30% and 90-day readmission rates by at least 15% for patients age 65 and older as compared to a 2010 baseline, in partnership with the Marin County Department of Health and Human Services.$250,000
Marine Affairs Research and Education
20227 NE 163rd StWoodinvilleWA98077None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To develop a virtual network of Coastal and Marine Spatial Planning practitioners by supporting information exchanges, webinars, and other community building techniques to grow the practice across the United States.$300,050
Marine Biological Laboratory
7 MBL StreetWoods HoleMA02543None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the Microbial Diversity Summer Course, one of five coupled grants intended to train the next generation of microbial ecologists in non-traditional, immersive academic environments that emphasize cross-disciplinary collaboration and cutting-edge analytical techniques.$180,247
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
77 Massachusetts AveCambridgeMA021394307None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of research in the laboratory of Senior Investigator Dr. Sallie (Penny) W. Chisholm on the ecology of Prochlorococcus, a major group of primary producers in the upper ocean, and its mechanisms of evolution. The outcomes of this grant include a deeper understanding of ecological differentiation among various groups of Prochlorococcus and how they interact with co-occurring heterotrophic bacteri a and infective viruses. Key physiological and time series data are expected to be generated and supplied to ecosystem models.$446,842
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
77 Massachusetts AveCambridgeMA021394307None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of research in the laboratory of Senior Investigator Dr. Edward F. DeLong on the dynamics of the composition and gene expression patterns of planktonic microbial communities. The outcomes of this grant include a deeper understanding of how bacterial and archaeal populations change in space and time in natural and perturbed marine systems, how microbes communicate with each other in ocean environments, and how widely distributed genes of important ecological function impact marine biogeochemical cycles.$468,386
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
77 Massachusetts AvenueCambridgeMA02139None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support further development and enhancement of a novel condensed matter physics measurement technique, known as 'time domain capacitance spectroscopy,' to provide unprecedented high-resolution measurements of low dimensional electron systems. The increased sensitivity in instrument capabilities, combined with an attractive postdoctoral fellowship program, will allow scientists to, for the first time, achieve temperature limited energy resolution in the milliKelvin regime, expand the use of the method to other materials beyond gallium arsenide, and characterize individual electrons.$600,000
Meridian Institute
PO Box 1829 105 Village PlaceDillonCO80435None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of a science-based analysis in furtherance of the goals of the July 2010 U.S. Framework for Coastal and Marine Spatial Planning.$104,689
Michigan State University
Michigan State Univ Plant BiologyEast LansingMI488241312NoneUNIT OF GOVERNMENTTo support innovative, leading-edge plant biology research in the lab of Sheng-Yang He.$1,333,332
Middle Bay Sustainable Aquaculture Institute
NoneEXPENDITURE RESPONSIn support of a demonstration project for ""closed containment"" salmon production. Work will include: first, revising governance, management, and the workplan in preparation for completing the demonstration project; and second, completing the construction, installation, and one full salmon grow-out cycle in a single tank.$30,846680-220 Cambie StVancouverBCCAV6B 2M9
Mills-Peninsula Hospital Foundation
1501 Trousdale DriveBurlingameCA94010None501(c)(3)509(a)(3)To implement and evaluate a transitional care program aimed at reducing hospital readmissions for patients age 65 and older, in partnership with Palo Alto Medical Foundation and Peninsula Family Services. The outcome of this grant is to achieve a sustained reduction in both 30- and 90-day readmission rates for patients age 65 and older by at least 30% as compared to a 2011 baseline.$250,000
Ministerio del Ambiente Republica del Peru
NoneUNIT OF FOR GOVTIn support of the development of the institutional, legal, and technical capacity of the Ministry of Environment and other relevant institutions involved in developing a Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+) program in Peru. This grant will support the preparatory phase of a national strategy to reduce emissions from deforestation, forest degradation, and other forest sector activities, as well as the implementation of related REDD+ activities in several regions of Peru.$744,253Av Javier Prado Oeste 1440 SAN ISLimaPE
Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute
7700 Sandholdt RoadMoss LandingCA950399644NonePRIVATE OPER FNDNIn support of developing microfluidic chip technology to detect the presence and function of biological organisms in environmental settings. Funding will be used to dramatically increase current analytical throughput (reaction speed and total number of samples), decrease reagent and sample amounts, and to deploy this technology on the Environmental Sample Processor for extended periods in remote locations.$2,170,000
Morris K Udall and Stewart L Udall Foundation
130 South Scott AvenueTucsonAZ857011922NoneUNIT OF GOVTIn support of the U.S. Institute for Environmental Conflict Resolution in the design and potential pilot implementation of a bi-partisan, inclusive public engagement process by the National Ocean Council in furtherance of the United States National Ocean Policy. Funding will be used to produce best practice recommendations for eliciting and incorporating input from the general public and a broad spectrum of ocean users, including tribes.$453,940
Mosaic Event Management Inc
67 Haight StSan FranciscoCA94102NoneEXPENDITURE RESPONSTo support the planning and execution of the 2012 BIMNI All Grantee Summit and Betty Irene Moore Speaker Series.$193,092
MRAG Americas Inc
10051 5th St N Suite 105St PetersburgFL33702NoneEXPENDITURE RESPONSTo evaulate the performance of New England and Pacific groundfish catch share management systems during their first five years of implementation.$2,466,994
Nanwakolas Council
NoneEXPENDITURE RESPONSFor the organization's leadership participation within the Pacific North Coast Integrated Management Area (PNCIMA) Initiative, and the development and integration of smaller-scale community and regional-level Marine Spatial Plans, which will in turn help achieve a good PNCIMA Marine Spatial Plan. similarities and differences between their pelagic microbial assemblages and biogeochemical processes, and to determine the long-term variability of oxygenatio n in these regions. The conclusions will be synthesized in an inter-disciplinary manner across the fields of marine microbial ecology, physical oceanography, biogeochemistry and paleoceanography.$516,185203 - 2005 Eagle DriveCampbell RiverBCCAV9H-1V8
National Audubon Society Inc
715 L StreetSuite 200AnchorageAK99501None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To advance the conservation of wild salmon ecosystems in Southeast Alaska.$187,553
National Fish and Wildlife Foundation
1133 Fifteenth Street NW Suite 11WashingtonDC20005None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the transition of U.S. fisheries to catch share programs by encouraging fishermen to pursue innovative management strategies through a competitive grant award process.$90,000
Natural Resources Defense Council Inc
40 West 20th StreetNew YorkNY10011None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the evaluation and application of methodologies for managing data-poor fisheries in the United States.$161,055
Nature and Culture International
1400 Maiden LaneDel MarCA92014None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of strengthening the regional (state) government of Loreto's Program for the Conservation and Sustainable Management of the Regional Biodiversity of Loreto's ability to conserve the extraordinary biodiversity of the lowland Amazon forests of Loreto, Peru. Conservation will be achieved through consolidating the management of 1.9 million hectares of new Regional Conservation Areas, promoting the protection of key ecological processes essential for the resilience of the Amazon ecosystems, developing community-based resource management and conservation practices, and strengthening the technical capacities of the regional government for sustainable landscape management practices.$297,905
Nature Conservancy
4245 North Fairfax Drive Suite 100ArlingtonVA222031606None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the design and implementation of transferable tools, including collective fishing arrangements and electronic monitoring, to ensure the durability of the Pacific groundfish trawl catch share program. Funding will be used to support necessary policies and advance practical, on-the-water demonstrations that align community objectives with conservation goals within the Pacific groundfish fishery.$50,000
Nature Conservancy
715 L Street Suite 100AnchorageAK99501None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support efforts to protect the wild salmon ecosystems of Alaska?s Bristol Bay region.$79,690
Nature Conservancy
4245 North Fairfax Drive Suite 100ArlingtonVA222031606None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To expand the scope and effectiveness of existing permit banks in New England to help mitigate unintended socioeconomic impacts of sector management, ensure a favorable regulatory environment, and develop a set of conservatio n and economic metrics to evaluate their impact and improve their performance over time.$121,710
Nature Conservancy
715 L Street Suite 100AnchorageAK99501None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To advance the conservation of wild salmon ecosystems in Southeast Alaska.$1,029,050
Northern Arizona University
200 East Pine Knoll Drive Room 116FlagstaffAZ860115018None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To determine whether certain levels of hiking and bicycling in Bay Area natural areas have significant impacts on habitat use by carnivores, deer, and other wildlife. Funding will be used to produce recommendations for Bay Area land managers on how to mitigate the impact of non-motorized recreation and thus ensure that public access is compatible with conservation areas such as parks and wildlife corridors.$245,590
Northwest Institute for Bioregional Research Socie
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICTo help ensure that environmental assessments processes for major energy development projects in the Skeena watershed give comprehensive consideration to cumulative impacts on wild salmon habitat. on synthesizing existing information and data to address a suite of questions that are relevant to salmon conservation and management.$398,633BOX 2781SmithersBCCAV0J2N0
Oregon Health & Science University
3181 SW Sam Jackson Park RdPortlandOR972393098NoneUNIT OF GOVERNMENTTo support an enhanced model for delivering better primary care to high-risk older adults, through health care teams led by a Registered Nurse care manager that implement technology- supported chronic disease care to improve quality, reduce hospitalizations, and improve the patient experience.$849,089
Oregon State University
220 Nash HallCorvallisOR973313804None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of research in the laboratory of Senior Investigator Dr. Stephen J. Giovannoni on the dynamics of a key group of marine planktonic microorganisms that require external sources of carbon for food and energy. This abundant, ecologically important group of bacteria will be studied with respect to its composition, gene and protein expression patterns, genome content, and nutritional requirements. The outcomes of this grant include a deeper understanding of how populations of these bacteria change in space and time in natural marine systems, how they have evolved to cope with low nutrient levels, and how this ubiquitous and numerically predominant group impacts marine biogeochemical cycles.$310,159
Oregon State University
104 COAS Administration BuildingCorvallisOR973315503None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support characterization of the microbial responses to two distinct seasonal oxygen minimum zone environments and to establish the geological history of oxygenation at each site. The proposed effort aims to describe the chemical and physical nature of seasonal oxygen minimum zones off the coasts of central Chile and Oregon, to identify similarities and differences between their pelagic microbial assemblages and biogeochemical processes, and to determine the long-term variability of oxygenation in these regions. The conclusions will be synthesized in an inter-disciplinary manner across the fields of marine microbial ecology, physical oceanography, biogeochemistry and paleoceanography.$498,691
Pacific Environment and Resources Center
251 Kearny Street Suite 201San FranciscoCA941084530None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of grassroots efforts to protect wild salmon and salmon habitat in Kamchatka, Russia.$789,062
Pacific Salmon Foundation
None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support increased coordination of the commercial fishing industry, conservation organizations, and regulating agencies in addressing Marine Stewardship Council's certification conditions for wild salmon fisheries in British Columbia. It will also support these stakeholders in advancing the refinements to the overall approach to the certification of anadromous fisheries.$331,376300 - 1682 West 7th AvenueVancouverBCCAV6J 4S6
Palo Alto Medical Foundation for HC Research & Edu
2350 West El CaminoMountain ViewCA94040None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the design, pilot, and evaluation of a new care delivery model utilizing Health Information Technology, including an Interactive Personal Health Record, at the Palo Alto Medical Foundation, with the goal of controlling blood pressure for patients diagnosed with hypertension. coast region and those newly designated in southern California are adequately monitored. PISCO scientists will synthesize and analyze monitoring data to provide relevant and useful information to the California Department of Fish and Game and the Monitoring Enterprise to inform marine management decisions.$200,000
Patrimonio Natural Fondo para la Biodiversidad
NoneExpenditure RESPONSIn support of the expansion of the Serrana de Chiribiquete National Natural Park and ecological/economic zoning of its buffer zones in the Colombian Amazon. This grant will also develop the conceptual framework and implementation model for an emerging strategy for governance, conservation, and sustainable use for the Colombian Amazon.$3,040Calle 72 No12-65 Piso 6 Edificio SKBogotaCO
Patrimonio Natural Fondo para la Biodiversidad
NoneEXPENDITURE RESPONSTo consolidate the National Park System and create innovative management models in four national parks and their buffer zones in the Colombian Amazon.$1,332,514Calle 72 No 12-65 Piso 6 EdificiBogotaCO
Pepperwood Foundation
3450 Franz Valley RoadSanta RosaCA95404None501(c)(3)509(a)(3)To support the Pepperwood Foundation and an interdisciplinary team of over 35 climate and ecosystem researchers to develop an integrated scientific basis for delineating climate adaptation conservation strategies for the San Francisco Bay Area.$250,000
Pew Charitable Trusts
1200 18th St NW 5th FloorWashingtonDC200362506None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of advancing more responsible approaches to mineral exploration and development that protect the freshwater habitat values of BC Columbia?s wild salmon watersheds by supporting the direct engagement and participation of affected First Nations communities in key decisions.$1,475,000
President and Fellows of Harvard College
20 Oxford StreetCambridgeMA02138None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of developing new analytical methods to examine, at an unprecedented level of detail, the natural stable isotope patterns of microbial proteins. When linked to bacterial, archaeal and microeukaryote diversity information, these patterns will illuminate microbial metabolisms and functions unable to be detected previously.$231,552
Regents of the University of California
University of CaliforniaSanta BarbaraCA93106NoneUnit of GovernmentIn support of the Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences Summer Course, one of five coupled grants that will train the next generation of microbial ecologists in non-traditional, immersive academic environments that emphasize cross- disciplinary collaboration and cutting-edge analytical techniques.$44,213
Regents of the University of California
2789 25th Street Suite 2028San FranciscoCA94110NoneUnit of GovernmentTo conduct an annual evaluation of the plans of California acute care hospitals to hire new Registered Nurse (RN) graduates. This evaluation will provide updated information on the demand for new RN graduates over time and will identify implications for new RN graduates based on an enhanced understanding of RN supply and demand.$75,475
Regents of the University of California
500 Parnassus AvenueSan FranciscoCA94143None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For a Magnet Readiness program at the University of California, San Francisco (USCF) Medical Center, including the improvement of nursing- related patient outcomes to levels meeting or exceeding Magnet benchmarks. This program will lead to the outcomes of a reduction in the hospital-wide Hospital-Acquired Pressure Ulcer rate, a reduction in the hospital-wide Central Line Blood Stream Infection rate, and submission of UCSF's Magnet application by July 15, 2012.$100,000
Regents of the University of California
1 Centennial DriveBerkeleyCA947205200NoneUnit of GovernmentTo develop two pilot science center satellite outposts in the San Francisco Bay Area, in order to activate science learners in communities without existing science centers.$120,000
Regents of the University of California
2315 Stockton Blvd Room 4308SacramentoCA95817NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support the development and implementation of an Intensive Care Unit (ICU) Awakening and Breathing Coordination, Delirium Monitoring, and Exercise/Early Mobility evidence-based intervention incorporating the management of delirium, sleep, sedation, and mobility, with the goal of significantly reducing ICU mortality and length of stay by June 30, 2013.$143,000
Regents of the University of California
One Shields AveDavisCA95616NoneUnit of GovernmentIn support of the University of California, Davis to increase knowledge of the ecology and management of Sudden Oak Death in coastal forests of California. Funding will be used to conduct basic and applied research on the disease and its causal pathogen, Phytophthora ramorum. Research findings will be used to develop recommendations for disease control and land management, and provide outreach to homeowners, land managers, and policy makers.$184,362
Regents of the University of California
Earth and Marine Sciences Bldg-A316Santa CruzCA95064NoneUnit of GovernmentFor research in the laboratory of Senior Investigator Dr. Jonathan P. Zehr on the microbiological underpinnings of the nitrogen cycle in the ocean. The objectives of this grant are to investigate the microbiology, diversity, physiology, biochemistry, and biogeochemistry of the open ocean nitrogen cycle, including N2 fixation and nitrate assimilation.$333,561
Regents of the University of California
9500 Gilman Drive MC 0436La JollaCA920930436NoneUnit of GovernmentIn support of advancements in environmental science through creating technologies that lower the barriers for scientists to deploy and manage sensor networks. Funding will be used to support the design, development, and deployment of novel marine and lake based real- time sensor networks integrated with the open- source streaming data middleware system DataTurbine.$350,000
Regents of the University of California
2315 Stockton Blvd Room 4308SacramentoCA95817NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support the medical center to achieve Magnet Designation by December 31, 2013.$350,000
Regents of the University of California
2315 Stockton Blvd Room 4308SacramentoCA95817NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support the implementation of a hospital-wide program to reduce sepsis (overwhelming bloodstream infection) mortality through evidence- based practices for early identification and treatment of severe sepsis and septic shock. This grant supports the implementation of best practices that will lead to a reduction in sepsis mortality, sustained through 2017.$357,000
Regents of the University of California
151 Hilgard HallBerkeleyCA94720NoneUnit of GovernmentFor increasing scientific understanding of the ecology and management of Sudden Oak Death in coastal forests of California. Funding will be used to conduct basic and applied research on the disease and its causal pathogen, Phytophthora ramorum. Research findings will be used to develop recommendations for disease control and land management, and to provide outreach to homeowners, land managers, and policy makers to facilitate implementation of the best management options.$361,220
Regents of the University of California
500 Parnassus Ave MU3E Box 0900San FranciscoCA94143NoneUnit of GovernmentIn support of the development, implementation, and evaluation of a Randomized Controlled Trial to test the efficacy of a Primary Care Health Coaching intervention at the Mission Neighborhood Health Clinic in San Francisco, with the goal of improving outcomes for patients diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes and/or Hypertension.$429,000
Regents of the University of California
Kohn Hall University of CaliforniaSanta BarbaraCA93106NoneUnit of GovernmentTo build an interdisciplinary community of researchers and students at the interface of Physics and Biology.$500,000
Regents of the University of California
9500 Gilman DriveMail Code 0210La JollaCA920930210NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support investigating how closely coupled marine microorganisms interact physically and exchange nutrient molecules. By combining new microscopy tools with molecular and isotope techniques, this project aims to advance understanding of the mechanisms that drive biogeochemical cycles in the surface ocean.$548,926
Regents of the University of California
1 Centennial DriveBerkeleyCA947205200NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support a full strategic plan that will delineate the long-term vision of the Lawrence Hall of Science, a financially viable model that supports that vision, and a detailed short- term implementation plan that will take the initial steps towards realizing the vision.$699,996
Regents of the University of California
University of California IrvineIrvineCA92697NoneUnit of GovernmentTo deploy state-of-the-art airborne gravity, airborne ground penetrating radar and laser profiling technologies mounted on helicopters to provide, for the first time, high-resolution, high-precision mapping of glacier thickness and coastal sea floor depth in and near the Patagonian Ice Fields of Chile and in the glacial fjords of West Greenland.$800,000
Regents of the University of California
1156 High StreetSanta CruzCA95064NoneUnit of GovernmentIn support of identifying relevant probes and testing biological sensors to deploy on remote, in situ ocean observing platforms. The data generated from these studies will be used to inform models developed to evaluate the effects of microorganisms on the Earth's biome, as well as their responses to global environmental changes.$976,836
Regents of the University of California
307 McCone HallBerkeleyCA947204767NoneUnit of GovernmentTo analyze, in collaboration with the California Institute of Technology and the University of Washington, the concurrent seismic and GPS signals of recent large (M>7) earthquakes, develop finite-fault algorithms for rupture dynamics, and create the first system to produce real-time GPS displacement measurements at northern California monitoring sites. The resulting knowledge gained will contribute to the development of a west coast prototype earthquake early warning system capable of providing robust advance warning?ranging from tens of seconds to minutes of the size, extent and timing of imminent earthquakes.$1,045,000
Regents of the University of California
2789 25th Street Suite 2028San FranciscoCA94110NoneUnit of GovernmentTo select 80 inter-professional Emerging Healthcare Leaders ('Master Change Agents'), highly develop their leadership skills to lead and sustain change, and ensure significantly improved patient outcomes and costs across 20 adult acute care hospitals in the five-county Bay Area. The Center for Health Professionals will develop these individuals through a formal, non-degree leadership curriculum, individual professional development, project-based learning and a sustaining professional network.$1,277,762
Regents of the University of California
1 Shields AvenueDavisCA95616NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support innovative, leading-edge plant biology research in the lab of Jorge Dubcovsky.$1,333,332
Regents of the University of California
9500 Gilman DriveLa JollaCA92093NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support innovative, leading-edge plant biology research in the lab of Mark Estelle.$1,333,332
Regents of the University of California
2150 Batchelor HallRiversideCA92521NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support innovative, leading-edge plant biology research in the lab of Xuemei Chen.$1,333,332
Regents of the University of California
1002 Life Sciences AdditionDavisCA95616NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support innovative, leading-edge plant biology research in the lab of Simon Chan.$1,333,332
Regents of the University of California
111 Koshland HallBerkeleyCA947203102NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support innovative, leading-edge plant biology research in the lab of Krishna Niyogi.$1,333,332
Regents of the University of California
9500 Gilman Drive MC 0436La JollaCA920930436NoneUnit of GovernmentIn support of the University of California, San Diego to establish a community resource and intellectual center that will facilitate and create revolutionary knowledge advances in marine microbial ecology, the microbial ecology of other natural environments, and evolutionary biology. Outcomes for this grant include construction of a central genomic and metagenomics data repository and a suite of tools for analysis and visualization that provides open, easy access to the international scientific community.$1,509,285
Regents of the University of California
850 Research Park DriveDavisCA95618NoneUnit of GovernmentIn support of the Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing at the University of California, Davis for the enrollment and graduation of PhD and MS students; faculty recruitment and development; internal evaluation methodology; revenue generation streams; and development of a plan for the launch of a Bachelors of Science in Nursing pre-licensure program in Fall 2015.$27,954,504
Regents of the University of Michigan
3003 South State StreetAnn ArborMI481091005None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To investigate and model the dynamics of whole microbial communities that inhabit distinct geochemical provinces in the deep sea associated with seafloor volcanic activity. The research aims to improve understanding of how these microbial communities regulate the flow of energy and nutrients from beneath the seafloor into the deep ocean and how these communities respond to natural environmental perturbations.$883,275
Regents of the University of Minnesota
308 Harvard St SE 5-140 WDHMinneapolisMN55455NoneUnit of GovernmentTo develop, pilot, and evaluate a workshop to enhance the knowledge and competencies of 10- county San Francisco Bay Area nursing school faculty in informatics. The workshop will strengthen implementation of the Quality and Safety Education for Nurses curriculum enhancements underway in the San Francisco Bay Area and nationally.$282,863
Regents of the University of Minnesota
450 McNamara Alumni Ctr 200 Oak StMinneapolisMN554552070NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support the Global Landscapes Initiative to develop datasets, models and collaborations to examine on regional and global scales the changing face of agriculture and how these changes affect crucial ecosystem services in order to help us understand and manage the inevitable tradeoffs of agriculture and the global environment.$800,000
Resources Legacy Fund
555 Capitol Mall Suite 1095SacramentoCA95814None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For coalition and constituency development to advance long-term funding for San Francisco Bay habitat restoration.$65,225
Resources Legacy Fund
555 Capitol Mall Suite 1095SacramentoCA95814None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To bring focus and momentum to conserving targeted ecological landscapes in the Mount Hamilton to the Sea region, which falls primarily in Santa Cruz and Santa Clara counties. Grant funds will be used by local land trusts to leverage significant public and private funding to target regional priorities that are part of strategic conservation plans to maintain a healthy ecosystem in the region.$5,000,000
Rutgers the State University
54 Joyce Kilmer AvePiscatawayNJ08854None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To uncover how the metal-containing enzymes responsible for the critical electron transfer reactions that turn basic elements such as H, O, C, S, and N into biologically active molecules have evolved. Funding will be used to develop bioinformatic approaches to produce independent evolutionary relationships based on protein sequence or protein structure and to generate hypotheses for how the bio-catalyzed electron transfer reactions arose and now function.$730,000
Salk Institute for Biological Studies
10010 North Torrey Pines RoadLa JollaCA92037None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support innovative, leading-edge plant bio logy research in the lab of Joseph Ecker.$1,333,332
San Francisco General Hospital Foundation
5575 W Las Positas Suite 300PleasantonCA94588None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For the development, implementation and evaluation of a new transitional care program at San Francisco General Hospital (SFGH), with the goal of improving outcomes for 65 year old patients through a better designed transition from hospital to home. By providing better coordinated and higher quality of care during and following hospitalization, the project is anticipated to result in lower rates of hospital readmission for elderly patients discharged from SFGH. The impact of the transitional care program supported by this grant will be documented through an evaluation and cost-benefit analysis which will be disseminated through publication and/or presentation at a national meeting.$754,763
San Jose Children's Discovery Museum
180 Woz WaySan JoseCA95110None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the revision, expansion, and evaluation of science programming designed to inspire children?s interest in science through engagement in field studies and ecological monitoring along the Guadalupe River watershed.$248,760
Secretaria de Estado do Meio Ambiente e Desenvolvi
NoneUnit of FOR GovTTo support the implementation and sustainable finance of state-level protected areas in Amazonas, Brazil, and the independent evaluation and validation of the ProBuc Community Based Protected Area and Biodiversity Monitoring System.$112,950Rua dos Crisantemos 70 - ConjuntoManausAMBR69083-230
Skeena Wild Conservation Trust
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICIn support of strategies to accelerate the adoption of sustainable salmon harvest and habitat protection practices in the Skeena watershed of Northwest British Columbia. Funding will be used to strengthen the in-region campaign to ensure implementation of Canada's new Wild Salmon Policy consistent with the May 2008 recommendations of the Skeena Independent Science Review Panel.$523,5504505 Greig AvenueTerraceBCCAV8G 1M6
Sociedad Peruana de Derecho Ambiental
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICThis grant will consolidate and secure the gains obtained to date on private lands conservation, while expanding the creation of sub-national protected areas using their already proven conservation tools for regional protected areas systems.$621,858Prol Arenales No 437LimaPE27
Solano Land Trust
1001 Texas Street Suite CFairfieldCA94533None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the permanent protection of the 1,500- acre Rockville Trails Estates property, help Solano Land Trust rally public support for this project, and build the Land Trust's fundraising capacity to protect and steward important conservation lands in the future.$1,900,000
Sonoma Land Trust
966 Sonoma AvenueSanta RosaCA95404None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of permanently protecting the Jenner Headlands, 5,630 acres of biologically diverse, complex coastal prairie and forest on the scenic Sonoma Coast. The project will establish sustainable financing of ecological stewardship and public access using carbon credits and sustainable timber harvests.$232,000
Stanford Univ Board of Trustees Leland Jr Univ
473 Via Ortega Mail Code 4205StanfordCA943056030None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the Fisheries Leadership and Sustainability Forum?s work with Regional Fishery Management Council members and staff on the integration of fisheries and Coastal and Marine Spatial Planning.$25,000
Stanford Univ Board of Trustees Leland Jr Univ
473 Via Ortega Room 314 m/c 4020StanfordCA94305None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the Hopkins Microbiology Summer Course, one of five coupled grants that will train the next generation of microbial ecolo gists in non-traditional, immersive academic environments that emphasize cross-disciplinar y collaboration and cutting-edge analytical techniques.$132,916
Stanford Univ Board of Trustees Leland Jr Univ
473 Via Ortega Mail Code 4205StanfordCA943056030None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To advance the science of ecosystem services through basic research and modeling of their provision, development of tools for assessing tradeoffs, and application of those tools in land use planning.$164,763
Stanford Univ Board of Trustees Leland Jr Univ
473 Via Ortega Mail Code 4205StanfordCA943056030None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the rapid advance in uptake of ecosystem service science to inform policy by creating innovative models for tradeoff analysis, setting standards, and advancing tools for major sector permitting and mitigation, water fund design, industrial agriculture, and monitoring.$399,582
Stanford Univ Board of Trustees Leland Jr Univ
McCullough Bldg South Service RoadStanfordCA943054045None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of developing a new method to acquire electricity from sunlight that combines both the photon (quantum) and thermal approaches, called Photo-Enhanced Thermionic Emission. Funding will be used to identify optimal materials, design, fabricate, and test Photo- Enhanced Thermionic Emission devices, and benchmark their efficiencies and cost per watt compared to other technologies.$535,000
Stanford Univ Board of Trustees Leland Jr Univ
473 Via Ortega Mail Code 4205StanfordCA943056030None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the completion and application of a suite of ecosystem service models to inform Marine Spatial Planning (MSP) decisions. These models are being developed as part of the Natural Capital Project using the InVest modeling framework. This grant will also complete pilot testing in British Columbia?s West Coast Vancouver Island, complete a suite of core ecosystem services models, and scope work for potential application in New England or other regional MSP process in 2012.$636,177
Stanford Univ Board of Trustees Leland Jr Univ
300 Pasteur DriveStanfordCA94305None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To investigate how corals resist stress through development of a powerful sea anemone model system and related experiments with corals, sea anemones and the symbiotic algae that reside in them. The funding will be used to enhance researchers' abilities to predict coral resilience by identifying early, reliable signals that result from changing environmental conditions.$1,114,636
Stanford Univ Board of Trustees Leland Jr Univ
Gilbert HallStanfordCA943054200None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support innovative, leading-edge plant biology research in the lab of Dominique Bergmann.$1,333,332
Sustainable Fisheries Partnership Foundation
4348 Waialae Ave 692HonoluluHI96816None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of efforts to improve salmon fisheries management in Alaska, British Columbia and Kamchatka through support for and improvement of market certification regimes.$716,683
Sustainable Northwest
813 Sw Alder St Suite 500PortlandOR97205None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)This grant supports the identification and distribution of lessons learned from a comparative analysis of the Klamath Restoration Initiative and similar large watershed-scale governance initiatives.$179,806
Sutter Health
2200 River Plaza DriveSacramentoCA95833None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of spreading the Heart Failure Continuum of Care Model, a highly effective transitional care program aimed at reducing Heart Failure readmissions. Outcomes include a reduction in both 30-day and 90-day readmission rates at Eden Medical Center by at least 30% as compared to the 2009 baseline, and the commitment of at least one additional San Francisco Bay Area Sutter Health hospital to fully implement the Model.$944,905
Sweetspring Salmon Inc
2301 NE Blakeley StreetSuite 102SeattleWA981053293NoneEXPENDITURE RESPONSTo demonstrate technical and financial feasibility of on-land closed containment aquaculture technology. The funds will support additional costs for construction of a commercial recirculation Coho salmon production system to enable research around production factors.$150,000
Sweetspring Salmon Inc
2301 NE Blakeley StreetSuite 102SeattleWA981053293NoneEXPENDITURE RESPONSTo demonstrate technical and financial feasibility of on-land closed containment aquaculture technology. The funds will support construction and operation of a recirculation Coho salmon production system in Rochester, Washington, and related research about production factors.$205,456
T Buck Suzuki Environmental Foundation
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICTo engage commercial fishermen to ensure that the Pacific North Coast Integrated Management Area Initiative integrates human use with strong conservation.$229,833100 - 326 12th StreetNew WestminsterBCCAV3M 4H6
The Chemical Heritage Foundation
315 Chestnut StreetPhiladelphiaPA19106None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the creation and publication of a biography of Gordon E. Moore, which will cover for public benefit Dr. Moore's life and career. The biography will portray Dr. Moore's role in profound historical developments from the rise of semiconductor electronics, the semiconductor industry, and the integrated circuit to the development of the Silicon Valley dynamic of technological innovation through venture capital-backed startups and also his background and philanthropic endeavors.$274,000
The Conservation Fund A Nonprofit Corp
1655 North Fort Myer Drive Suite 1ArlingtonVA222093199None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To undertake a 24-month research project growing Atlantic salmon to food size in an existing freshwater closed containment research facility, and to disseminate best practices and other findings to support improved decision-making about land-based aquaculture in British Columbia.$94,933
The Exploratorium
3601 Lyon StreetSan FranciscoCA94123None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the development of innovative ocean systems exhibits for the new Observatory and Life Sciences galleries at the Exploratorium, as well as complementary new public programs to raise awareness of oceans and bay science.$694,261
The Exploratorium
3601 Lyon StreetSan FranciscoCA94123None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the design and development of the Tinkering Studio, a new public learning environment to be launched in spring 2013. Funding will be used for the design of the learning environment and six new activity sets, creation of training and staffing plans for Tinkering Studio facilitators, and the development of an evaluation and research design to document the ways in which the Tinkering Studio supports science learning for different audiences.$980,100
The Exploratorium
3601 Lyon StreetSan FranciscoCA94123None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the Exploratorium facilities construction at Piers 15-17, relocation and transition costs, and for its science education programs.$3,200,000
Third Sector New England Inc
The Nonprofit Center Suite 202 89BostonMA02111None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the Massachusetts Ocean Partnership, a coalition of stakeholders, to work towards the implementation and durability of a sound marine spatial plan for Massachusetts state waters.$175,036
Third Sector New England Inc
The Nonprofit Center Suite 202 89BostonMA02111None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support initial implementation of Coastal and Marine Spatial Planning for the Northeast Region, in partnership with the Northeast Regional Ocean Council.$551,937
Third Sector New England Inc
The Nonprofit Center Suite 202 89BostonMA02111None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the application of SeaPlan?s (formerly the Massachusetts Ocean Partnership) expertise in implementation of the Massachusetts Ocean Management Plan, development of Plan 2.0, and initial phases of New England regional Marine Spatial Planning, particularly process design, stakeholder engagement, and science integration.$1,075,571
Tides Canada Foundation
NoneEXPENDITURE RESPONSIn support of the Salmon Aquaculture Innovation Fund. Funding will be used in conjunction with public and private sources to support early stage research, development, and demonstration of closed containment systems in British Columbia.$201,500400-163 Hastings StVancouverBCCAV6B 1H5
Tides Canada Foundation
NoneEXPENDITURE RESPONSIn support of the Salmon Aquaculture Innovation Fund. Funding will be used in conjunction with public and private sources to support early stage research, development and demonstration of on-land closed containment systems in British Columbia.$207,988400-163 Hastings StVancouverBCCAV6B 1H5
Tides Canada Foundation
NoneEXPENDITURE RESPONSFor an agile mechanism for timely, small-scale investments in activities aimed at securing resilient and productive marine ecosystems in British Columbia.$301,035400-163 Hastings StVancouverBCCAV6B 1H5
Tides Canada Foundation
NoneEXPENDITURE RESPONSTo support the Taku Tlinget First Nation in implementing wild salmon conservation provisions of the Atlin-Taku Land Use Plan and the associated government-to-government shared decision-making agreement.$458,235400-163 Hastings StVancouverBCCAV6B 1H5
Tides Canada Foundation
NoneEXPENDITURE RESPONSIn support of implementing a new business model to ensure grantee's long-term financial sustainability. Funding will be used to support key staff positions involved in the business plan scale-up and transition.$486,163400-163 Hastings StVancouverBCCAV6B 1H5
Tides Canada Foundation
NoneEXPENDITURE RESPONSTo support the Marine Planning Partnership for the North Pacific Coast to produce four sub-regional marine use plans and a common regional marine use plan.$1,532,990400-163 Hastings StVancouverBCCAV6B 1H5
Tides Canada Initiatives Society
NoneEXPENDITURE RESPONSTo enable the Tides Canada Initiatives to administer the British Columbia Marine Conservation Analysis (BCMCA) Project. The BCMCA Project will share its collaborative, peer-reviewed, and expert-driven products with Marine Spatial Planning processes.$215,072400-163 Hastings StVancouverBCCAV6B 1H5
Trout Unlimited
1300 N 17th Street Suite 500ArlingtonVA22209None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To advance the conservation of wild salmon ecosystems in Southeast Alaska.$527,458
Trustees of Princeton University
70 Prospect Avenue Bown HallPrincetonNJ08540None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To design and construct a Molecular Beam Epitaxy Laboratory capable of producing the highest quality gallium arsenide and aluminum gallium arsenide semiconductor hetero-structures in the world. Funding will be used to produce custom ultra-high purity specimens for physics researchers and to begin training the next generation that will be capable of growing ultra-high purity materials.$1,465,146
Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania
418 Curie BoulevardPhiladelphiaPA19104None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the design, pilot, and evaluation of a new care delivery model for older adults with multiple chronic conditions - a combination of the Patient Centered Medical Home and the Transitional Care Model. The goals of the pilot are to demonstrate positive trends in patient outcomes, patient satisfaction, care givers and health teams satisfaction, and to determine whether to proceed to a large scale study of the new model.$360,000
United Nations
NoneExecutive OrderTo enhance awareness, support, and understanding among governments by creating enabling conditions to increase annual budgets for Protected Areas (PAs) and strengthen long term processes for supporting PA systems through national-level financing strategies.$444,959BLDG 128 City of Knowledge ClaytoNPanama CityPM10017
UN Educational Scientific and Cultural Org
NoneExecutive OrderTo develop principles for monitoring and evaluating Marine Spatial Planning and synthesize those principles into a guidebook for practitioners.$283,8401 rue MiollisParisFR75015
University of Arizona
Sponsored Projects Svs PO Box 33TucsonAZ857223308NoneUnit of GovernmentIn support of developing and applying novel virus ecology approaches that enable deeper investigations of the structure and activities of natural marine virus communities and the linkages between viruses and their microbial hosts.$361,901
University of Chicago
5735 South Ellis AvenueChicagoIL60637None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of enabling new ways for scientists to manage, analyze, integrate and share their data by providing a persistent internet- based home for scientific datasets in the Open Science Data Cloud. Funding supports the development and operation of a hosted infrastructure specifically configured for scientific data that will allow scientists to better handle the deluge of new datasets from a variety of disciplines.$896,507
University of Florida
PO Box 110430GainesvilleFL326110430None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For consolidating six graduate programs in environmental law, conservation, sustainable development and protected area management at three regional universities in the Brazilian Amazon, and training regional conservation leaders at the M.S., Ph.D., and professional level at the University of Florida. Outputs will support higher level outcomes of improved effective management in Amazonian Protected Areas, increased effectiveness of legal mechanisms for the reduction of deforestation, and innovative conservation leadership.$215,734
University of Georgia Foundation
394 South Milledge AveAthensGA30602None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For research in the laboratory of Senior Investigator Dr. Mary Ann Moran on the genetic underpinnings of bacterial sulfur and carbon cycling in the coastal ocean, understand the role of marine bacteria in sustaining productivity of the coastal ocean and the formation and flux of climatically active gases containing sulfur and carbon.$313,128
University of Georgia Research Foundation
617 Boyd Graduate Studies ResearchAthensGA30602None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of collecting data for and testing a computational biogeochemistry and food web model of the microbial and geochemical dynamics of the Amazon River and its marine plume. The new model uses a unique approach for incorporating microbial structure and function data, and, if successful, could be of broad utility to microbial ecologists by enhancing their predictive capabilities regarding the interplay of marine microbial communities and biogeochemical cycling.$264,363
University of Georgia Research Foundation
617 Boyd Graduate Studies ResearchAthensGA30602None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of developing a systems-level understanding of microbially mediated elemental cycles along the lower reach of the Amazon River and its marine plume. This integrative program will collect microbial = community structure and function data along the river-to-ocean continuum and develop a novel model that incorporates these data with other biological, chemical and physical information, to enable predictions of carbon sequestration as a function of the dynamic chemical composition of the Amazon River.$410,999
University of Hawaii Foundation
2444 Dole Street Bachman Hall 105HonoluluHI968222388None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For the Hawai'i Microbial Oceanography Summer Course, one of five coupled grants that will train the next generation of microbial ecologists in non-traditional, immersive academic environments that emphasize cross- disciplinary collaboration and cutting-edge analytical techniques.$110,455
University of Hawaii Foundation
2444 Dole Street Bachman Hall 105HonoluluHI968222388None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For continued research in the laboratory of Senior Investigator Dr. David M. Karl. The objectives of this grant are to quantify solar energy capture and transduction, and to improve understanding of essential bio-elemental cycles and sequestration of atmospheric carbon by the microbially-mediated oceanic biological carbon pump.$379,695
University of Hawaii Foundation
2444 Dole Street Bachman Hall 105HonoluluHI968222388None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the design and development of a mobile science laboratory, a new learning environment that will stimulate science education across Hawaii. Funding will be used to design and construct the mobile science learning platform, develop curriculum, training and staffing plans, transport and implement the lab in a variety of communities, and evaluate the project's effectiveness.$437,029
University of Massachusetts Boston
100 Morrissey BlvdBostonMA02125NoneUnit of GovernmentThis grant will support efforts to strengthen the relationships between key actors from the academic, defense, NGO, and private sector communities addressing the human and national security threats emerging from climate-induced changes in marine and coastal ecosystems.$258,716
University of North Carolina
CB 3280 Coker HallChapel HillNC275993280NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support innovative, leading-edge plant biology research in the lab of Jeff Dangl.$333,333
University of North Carolina
CB 3280 Coker HallChapel HillNC275993280NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support innovative, leading-edge plant biology research in the lab of Jeff Dangl.$999,999
University of Southern California
3651 Trousdale PkwayLos AngelesCA90089None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For the Geobiology Summer Course, one of five coupled grants that will train the next generation of microbial ecologists in non- traditional, immersive academic environments that emphasize cross-disciplinary collaboration and cutting-edge analytical techniques.$68,613
University of Victoria
None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support the Water Sustainability Project at the University of Victoria?s POLIS Project on Ecological Governance. Funding will be used to develop and refine governance and policy reform options for sustainable water resource management in British Columbia.$355,132University House 4 PO Box 3060VictoriaBCCAV8W 3R4
University of Washington
301 Gerberding Hall Mailbox 351237SeattleWA981951237NoneUnit of GovernmentTo increase awareness, knowledge, and practical usage of modern data intensive scalable computing and large scale data management techniques among domain scientists. Funding will support deployment of state-of-the-art scalable data management technologies such as parallel relational databases, parallel data analysis frameworks, and cloud computing services to solve emerging data-intensive science problems.$73,612
University of Washington
Box 357940SeattleWA981957940NoneUnit of GovernmentFor research in the laboratory of Senior Investigator Dr. E. Virginia Armbrust to understand how marine diatoms respond and adapt to environmental change. The objectives are to investigate the role of the environment in maintaining diatom diversity and, in turn, the role of diatoms in maintaining marine ecosystems.$400,457
University of Washington
Box 351310SeattleWA981951310NoneUnit of GovernmentTo conduct research, in collaboration with the California Institute of Technology and the University of California at Berkeley, on the pattern and progression of very large earthquake ruptures in the Cascadia Subduction Zone. The resulting knowledge gained will contribute to the development of a west coast prototype earthquake early warning system capable of providing robust advance warning?ranging from tens of seconds to minutes?of the size, extent and timing of imminent earthquakes.$850,000
University of Washington
Box 351800SeattleWA98195NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support innovative, leading-edge plant biology research in the lab of Keiko Torii.$1,333,332
University System of Maryland
2181 Samuel J LeFrak HallCollege ParkMD20742NoneUnit of GovernmentThis grant supports the University of Maryland and the US Geological Service to create global 30- meter spatial resolution forest cover products and to develop prototype products covering other Earth surfaces.$699,151
Vanderbilt University
1211 Medical Center DriveNashvilleTN37232None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support research on the role of Nurse Practitioners (NPs) in primary care, leading to the long-term outcome of an increased nding of the current and potential role of NPs in providing primary care.$58,738
Vanderbilt University
1211 Medical Center DriveNashvilleTN37232None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of a portfolio of national nursing workforce research using three national data sets, with the goal of developing improved pirical estimates of future national and regional Registered Nursing workforce needs. The research will provide new estimates of the factors that affect RN labor force participation and will update estimates of the future supply of RNs. The findings from this research will be submitted to peer-reviewed journals and disseminated nationally.$176,100
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Univ
313 Cheatham HallBlacksburgVA24061NoneUnit of GovernmentTo support efficiency and transparency in timber production by communities in Tapajos National Forest, Par, Brazil, and the establishment of an agricultural cooperative that will provide incentives for best practices in cattle and agricultural production in the southeastern Brazilian Amazon.$191,863
Watershed Watch Salmon Society
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICIn support of advancing the implementation of the Pacific Wild Salmon Policy in British Columbia, as well as in applying rigorous science and monitoring to the mitigation of fish farm impacts on wild salmon.$146,7001037 Madore AvenueCoquitlamBCCAV3K 3B7
Westcoast Aquatic Management Association
NoneEQUIVALENT US PUBLICTo support progress towards implementation of a Marine Spatial Plan for the West Coast Vancouver Island.$1,161,3153-4310 10th AvenuePort AlberniBCCAV9Y 4X4
Wild Salmon Center
721 NW Ninth Ave Suite 280PortlandOR97209None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the State of the Salmon program. Funding will be used to increase the transparency of salmon management decisions and to help build incentives for fisheries reform.$1,167,028
Wild Salmon Center
721 NW Ninth Ave Suite 280PortlandOR97209None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the conservation of wild salmon and wild salmon habitat in Kamchatka, Russia.$1,294,000
Wild Salmon Center
721 NW Ninth Ave Suite 280PortlandOR97209None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support conservation of wild salmon and wild salmon habitat in Kamchatka, Russia.$1,449,387
Wildlife Conservation Society
2300 Southern BoulevardBronxNY10460None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)This grant is in support of Health & Ecosystems: Analysis of Linkages, an applied research program that will explore the links between health and landscape-level ecosystem change, further characterize how ecosystem change affects human health, and assess the extent to which health can be considered an ecosystem benefit.$258,044
Wildlife Conservation Society
2300 Southern BoulevardBronxNY10460None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To enhance the socio-environmental policies and practices used in the planning and implementation of large-scale dams in the Peruvian Amazon through the application of an integrated river basin management approach, using the Inambari/Madre de Dios Basin in the Amazonian headwaters region as a pilot case. This approach encompasses the development of a watershed-level, scientific understanding of waters, wetlands, basins, and aquatic biodiversity dynamics and a robust strategic impact assessment and mitigation framework for dams, as well as its subsequent dissemination as an exemplary case for use in other Ande.$1,045,495
Wildlife Conservation Society
2300 Southern BoulevardBronxNY10460None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of securing protected area effective management in the Greater Madidi-Tambopata landscape in Bolivia, the Samiria-Yavari Landscape in Peru, the Yasuni-Napo Landscape in Ecuador, the Caura Landscape in Venezuela, and the southern Colombian piedmont, and developing monitoring and adaptive management approaches for the Loreto Regional Protected Areas System, Peru and the Amazonas State Protected Area System, Brazil.$1,227,540
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
266 Woods Hole RoadWoods HoleMA025431052None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support the acquisition of data on the levels and dispersion of radionuclide present in the ocean off the Fukushima nuclear power plant. Funding will be used to measure radionuclides in the water column, to conduct a radioecological study of phytoplankton, zooplankton and key fish species and to obtain physical oceanographic data for use with models to predict dispersion and removal of contaminants over time.$364,660
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
266 Woods Hole RoadWoods HoleMA025431052None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To enable a greater understanding of trace metals and metalloenzymes in oceanic biogeochemical cycles. By combining cutting-edge proteomic tools with trace metal analysis techniques, this project aims to advance the understanding of biogeochemical cycles by identifying and quantifying the abundance of key microbial metalloenzymes in oxygen minimum zones concurrently with trace metal analyses.$434,541
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
266 Woods Hole RoadWoods HoleMA025431052None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of advances in imaging informatics in the field of oceanography. Funding supports new knowledge about marine ecosystems through innovative informatics approaches, which infuse data integration capabilities into ocean sensor systems and are designed via scientist-informaticist partnerships.$1,470,431
Woods Hole Research Center Inc
PO Box 296Woods HoleMA02543None501(c)(3)509(a)(3)For the design and implementation of the ecological, economic, policy and institutional frameworks for the sustainable co-management of Lower Amazon floodplain ecosystems. The project will be executed in key Lower Amazonian municipalities by local communities and other stakeholders in collaboration with municipal, state and federal government agencies, enhancing the protection of natural resources and biodiversity while addressing the livelihood needs of resident populations.$25,000
Woods Hole Research Center Inc
PO Box 296Woods HoleMA02543None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)In support of the national government of Brazil's recent commitment within UN climate treaty negotiations to reduce emissions from land use.$683,150
World Wildlife Fund Canada
None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)For the development of science and management tools and business and economic solutions to advance Marine Spatial Planning in support of the Pacific North Coast Integrated Management Area Initiative.$175,2051588-409 Granville StreetVancouverBCCAV6C 1T2
World Wildlife Fund Canada
None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support efforts to improve protection of ecological flows to address the cumulative effects of water diversion on British Columbia?s wild salmon watersheds.$189,1611588-409 Granville StreetVancouverBCCAV6C 1T2
World Wildlife Fund Inc
1250 24th Street NW PO Box 97WashingtonDC200907180None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)This grant will support the launch of the Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity for Business effort to create a common platform that recognizes the full impact of business actions on ecosystems and biodiversity, including standardizing how to measure these impacts and engaging the public on related policy reforms.$295,000
World Wildlife Fund Inc
1250 24th Street NW PO Box 97WashingtonDC200907180None501(c)(3)509(a)(1)To support Phase III of the World Wildlife Fund's Amazon Headwaters Initiative aimed at protecting and effectively managing large blocks of protected areas in the southwestern head waters of the Amazon Basin. Specifically, this grant will achieve the basic consolidation of 10 priority protected areas covering a total of 10.4 million hectares in Peru, Bolivia and Brazil; the creation of a new protected area in Brazil totaling 100,000 hectares, and the development of financial business plans for two sites in Bolivia totaling 182,000 hectares.$499,999
Zoological Society of San Diego
15600 San Pasqual Valley RoadEscondidoCA92027None501(c)(3)509(a)(2)To support the revitalization and consolidation on of the Cocha Cashu Biological Station in Manu National Park by providing startup costs, under an approved contract with the government of Peru. Funding will be used to upgrade infrastructure, establish full time staff, and develop and implement management and fund raising plans for the station.$197,890
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ExplanationExplanation
GORDON E MOORE
CONTRIBUTIONS TO EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANS CONSIST OF PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE OF $3,084.
KENNETH MOORE
CONTRIBUTIONS TO EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANS CONSIST OF PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE OF $1,542.
STEVEN MOORE
CONTRIBUTIONS TO EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANS CONSIST OF PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE OF $3,084.
KRISTEN MOORE
CONTRIBUTIONS TO EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANS CONSIST OF PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE OF $3,084.
KATHLEEN JUSTICE-MOORE
CONTRIBUTIONS TO EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANS CONSIST OF PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE OF $3,084.
BRUCE ALBERTS
CONTRIBUTIONS TO EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANS CONSIST OF PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE OF $3,084.
ROSINA BIERBAUM
CONTRIBUTIONS TO EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANS CONSIST OF PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE OF $3,084.
JAMES C GAITHER
CONTRIBUTIONS TO EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANS CONSIST OF PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE OF $3,084.
PAUL GRAY
CONTRIBUTIONS TO EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANS CONSIST OF PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE OF $3,084.
STEVEN J MCCORMICK
CONTRIBUTIONS TO EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANS CONSIST OF PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE OF $1,542.
EDWARD E PENHOET
CONTRIBUTIONS TO EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANS CONSIST OF PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE OF $3,084.
KEN SIEBEL
CONTRIBUTIONS TO EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANS CONSIST OF PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE OF $3,084.
LEWIS COLEMAN
CONTRIBUTIONS TO EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANS CONSIST OF PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE OF $3,084.
ALICE RUTH
CONTRIBUTIONS TO EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANS CONSIST OF PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE OF $3,084.
STEVEN J MCCORMICK
CONTRIBUTIONS TO EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANS CONSIST OF 401(K) MATCH $24,500, HEALTHCARE BENEFITS $41,728, PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE $1,541, TAXABLE GROUP LIFE INSURANCE $5,545, AND EMPLOYER PAID PAYROLL TAXES OF $15,313
WILLIAM GREEN
CONTRIBUTIONS TO EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANS CONSIST OF 401(K) MATCH $22,978, HEALTHCARE BENEFITS $40,974, PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE $3,084, TAXABLE GROUP LIFE INSURANCE $3,071, AND EMPLOYER PAID PAYROLL TAXES OF $10,402
GEORGE BO-LINN
CONTRIBUTIONS TO EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANS CONSIST OF 401(K) MATCH $24,500, HEALTHCARE BENEFITS $41,728, PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE $3,084, TAXABLE GROUP LIFE INSURANCE $4,277, AND EMPLOYER PAID PAYROLL TAXES OF $12,209
GUILLERMO CASTILLEJA
CONTRIBUTIONS TO EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANS CONSIST OF 401(K) MATCH $24,500, HEALTHCARE BENEFITS $20,213, PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE $3,084. TAXABLE GROUP LIFE INSURANCE $2,787, AND EMPLOYER PAID PAYROLL TAXES OF $12,414
VICKI CHANDLER
CONTRIBUTIONS TO EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANS CONSIST OF 401(K) MATCH $24,500, HEALTHCARE BENEFITS $21,492, PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE $3,084, TAXABLE GROUP LIFE INSURANCE $4,198, AND EMPLOYER PAID PAYROLL TAXES OF $12,210
CHRIS MCCRUM
CONTRIBUTIONS TO EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANS CONSIST OF 401(K) MATCH $24,500, HEALTHCARE BENEFITS $26,462, PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE $3,084, TAXABLE GROUP LIFE INSURANCE $1,436, AND EMPLOYER PAID PAYROLL TAXES OF $11,476
BOB MILLER
CONTRIBUTIONS TO EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANS CONSIST OF 401(K) MATCH $24,500, HEALTHCARE BENEFITS $30,678, PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE $3,084, TAXABLE GROUP LIFE INSURANCE $3,834, AND EMPLOYER PAID PAYROLL TAXES OF $10,825
KENNETH MOORE
CONTRIBUTIONS TO EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANS CONSIST OF 401(K) MATCH $24,500, HEALTHCARE BENEFITS $41,477, PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE $1,542, TAXABLE GROUP LIFE INSURANCE $2,064, AND EMPLOYER PAID PAYROLL TAXES OF $10,945
DENISE STRACK
CONTRIBUTIONS TO EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANS CONSIST OF 401(K) MATCH $24,500, HEALTHCARE BENEFITS $41,728, PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE $3,084, TAXABLE GROUP LIFE INSURANCE $840, AND EMPLOYER PAID PAYROLL TAXES OF $30,790, AND DEFERRED COMPENSATION VESTING OVER THREE YEARS OF $288,858.

Depreciation Schedule DepreciationSchedule

Depreciation Depreciation (4 entries)

Description Of PropertyDescriptionOfPropertyDate AcquiredDateAcquiredCost Or Other BasisCostOrOtherBasisPrior Years DepreciationPriorYearsDepreciationComputation MethodComputationMethodLifeLifeCurrent Year ExpenseCurrentYearExpense
COMPUTER EQUIPMENT2007-01-0125652492565249SL3
COMPUTER SOFTWARE2007-01-01838735838735SL3
FURNITURE&EQUIP2007-01-01409551409551SL3
LEASEHOLD IMPROV2007-01-0175276533446928SLA16340060

Employee Compensation Expln EmployeeCompensationExpln

Employee Comp Explanation EmployeeCompExplanation (5 entries)

Employee NameEmployeeNameExplanationExplanation
FELICIA CHIUCOMPENSATION INCLUDES $400 FOR HEALTH CLUB FEES. CONTRIBUTIONS TO EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANS CONSIST OF 401(K) MATCH $24,500, HEALTHCARE BENEFITS $16,090, TAXABLE GROUP LIFE INSURANCE $624, EMPLOYER PAID PAYROLL TAXES OF $15,277, AND DEFERRED COMPENSATION VESTING OVER THREE YEARS OF $54,000.
DALE KUNKELCOMPENSATION INCLUDES $139,495 PAID FROM VESTED DEFERRED COMPENSATION PLAN. CONTRIBUTIONS TO EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANS CONSIST OF 401(K) MATCH $24,500, HEALTHCARE BENEFITS $41,728, TAXABLE GROUP LIFE INSURANCE $702, EMPLOYER PAID PAYROLL TAXES OF $21,573, AND DEFERRED COMPENSATION VESTING OVER THREE YEARS OF $168,562.
NILES K BRYANTCOMPENSATION INCLUDES $54,028 PAID FROM VESTED DEFERRED COMPENSATION PLAN. CONTRIBUTIONS TO EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANS CONSIST OF 401(K)MATCH $24,500, HEALTHCARE BENEFITS $15,280, TAXABLE GROUP LIFE INSURANCE $702, EMPLOYER PAID PAYROLL TAXES OF $19,402, AND DEFERRED COMPENSATION VESTING OVER THREE YEARS OF $127,439.
ALISON BARARDCONTRIBUTIONS TO EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANS CONSIST OF 401(K) MATCH $24,500, HEALTHCARE BENEFITS $29,955, TAXABLE GROUP LIFE INSURANCE $624, EMPLOYER PAID PAYROLL TAXES OF $19,092, AND DEFERRED COMPENSATION VESTING OVER THREE YEARS OF $120,250.
AILEEN LEECONTRIBUTIONS TO EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANS CONSIST OF 401(K) MATCH $24,500, HEALTHCARE BENEFITS $41,573, TAXABLE GROUP LIFE INSURANCE $516, AND EMPLOYER PAID PAYROLL TAXES OF $11,064.

Expenditure Responsibility Stmt ExpenditureResponsibilityStmt

Expenditure Responsibility ExpenditureResponsibility (26 entries)

Address Line1ForeignAddress/AddressLine1CityForeignAddress/CityProvince Or StateForeignAddress/ProvinceOrStateCountryForeignAddress/CountryGrant DateGrantDateGrantGrantAmountGrant PurposeGrantPurposeAmount Expended By GranteeAmountExpendedByGranteeAny Diversion By GranteeAnyDiversionByGranteeDates Of Reports By GranteeDatesOfReportsByGranteeResults Of VerificationResultsOfVerificationAddress Line1USAddress/AddressLine1CityUSAddress/CityStateUSAddress/StateZIP CodeUSAddress/ZIPCodeDate Of VerificationDateOfVerification
Alianca da Terra
Rua 1 n 531 Setor 5 CentroAgua BoaMGBR2009-09-01$1,431,747Sustainable production incenting conservation on private lands in Brazil708513NO8/29/2011, 3/16/2011, 4/5/2011To the knowledge of the Foundation, and based on the report(s) furnished by the grantee, no part of the grant has been used for anything other than its intended purpose. Note: grant amount adjusted due to currecy rate fluctuation.
Climate Focus North America Inc
2011-10-03$184,900Scoping opportunities for early action by subnational entities in support of REDD0NON/ATo the knowledge of the Foundation, and based on the report(s) furnished by the grantee, no part of the grant has been used for anything other than its intended purpose.1025 Connecticut Ave NW Suite 1102WashingtonDC20036
Forever Costa Rica Association
Forum I Edificio G Piso 7San JoseCosta RicaCO2011-10-28$199,500Forever Costa Rica Marine Conservation0NON/ATo the knowledge of the Foundation, and based on the report(s) furnished by the grantee, no part of the grant has been used for anything other than its intended purpose.
Fundacao Vitoria Amazonica
Rua Estrela Dalva 146 Cj MoradaManausAMBR2011-06-07$1,664,385Protected Area Governance in the Lower Rio Negro0NON/ATo the knowledge of the Foundation, and based on the report(s) furnished by the grantee, no part of the grant has been used for anything other than its intended purpose.
Fundacao Vitoria Amazonica
Rua Estrela Dalva 146 Cj MoradaManausAMBR2008-04-12$1,696,942Effective management of a series of protected areas in the lower and middle Rio Negro Basin1633710NO5/18/2011To the knowledge of the Foundation, and based on the report(s) furnished by the grantee, no part of the grant has been used for anything other than its intended purpose. Note: grant amount adjusted due to currecy rate fluctuation.
Gitga'at Lands and Resources Stewardship
445 Hayimiisaxaa WayHartley BayBCCA2009-09-24$114,197Science and legal analyses to support First Nations marine spatial planning57788NO6/30/2011To the knowledge of the Foundation, and based on the report(s) furnished by the grantee, no part of the grant has been used for anything other than its intended purpose. Note: grant amount adjusted due to currecy rate fluctuation.
Good Samaritan Hospital
2008-08-18$27,370"Bay Area Journey to Nursing Excellence" grant program27370NO10/5/2011To the knowledge of the Foundation, and based on the report(s) furnished by the grantee, no part of the grant has been used for anything other than its intended purpose. Note: grant amount adjusted due to refund.2425 Samaritan DriveSan JoseCA95124
Great Bear Initiative Society
409 Granville Street Suite 1660VancouverBCCA2007-09-13$3,429,439Scientific and technical analysis to support First Nations marine area-based management3329928NO1/17/2011, 2/18/2011, 3/16/2011, 4/25/2011, 6/29/2011To the knowledge of the Foundation, and based on the report(s) furnished by the grantee, no part of the grant has been used for anything other than its intended purpose. Note: grant amount adjusted due to currecy rate fluctuation.
Great Bear Initiative Society
409 Granville Street Suite 1660VancouverBCCA2010-08-06$2,573,685Integrating First Nations' marine spatial plans464467NO1/17/2011, 2/18/2011, 3/16/2011, 4/25/2011, 6/29/2011To the knowledge of the Foundation, and based on the report(s) furnished by the grantee, no part of the grant has been used for anything other than its intended purpose. Note: grant amount adjusted due to currecy rate fluctuation.
Great Bear Initiative Society
409 Granville Street Suite 1660VancouverBCCA2009-10-22$254,305First Nations marine spatial planning leadership234367NO1/17/2011, 2/18/2011, 3/16/2011, 4/25/2011, 6/29/2011To the knowledge of the Foundation, and based on the report(s) furnished by the grantee, no part of the grant has been used for anything other than its intended purpose. Note: grant amount adjusted due to currecy rate fluctuation.
Great Bear Initiative Society
409 Granville Street Suite 1660VancouverBCCA2011-10-28$576,614Building communications and training capacity for marine spatial planning0NON/ATo the knowledge of the Foundation, and based on the report(s) furnished by the grantee, no part of the grant has been used for anything other than its intended purpose.
Hospital Council of Northern and Central
2007-04-18$1,942,000Bay Area Patient Safety Collaborative - Phase II1945644NO8/19/2011To the knowledge of the Foundation, and based on the report(s) furnished by the grantee, no part of the grant has been used for anything other than its intended purpose. The grant recipient is a 501(c)(6) entity referred to on Part XVII, Line 1a(1).1215 K Street Suite 730SacramentoCA958142009-05-12
Internet Archive
2007-11-14$1,493,795Scalable data storage and management for collaborative open access systems1493795NO1/25/2011, 06/08/2011To the knowledge of the Foundation, and based on the report(s) furnished by the grantee, no part of the grant has been used for anything other than its intended purpose.300 Funston AvenueSan FranciscoCA94804
Middle Bay Sustainable Aquaculture Insti
680-220 Cambie StVancouverBCCA2010-04-04$2,032,958Closed containment salmon acquaculture demonstration project completion1785120NO1/28/2011, 3/31/2011To the knowledge of the Foundation, and based on the report(s) furnished by the grantee, no part of the grant has been used for anything other than its intended purpose. Note: grant amount adjusted due to currecy rate fluctuation.2010-07-28
Middle Bay Sustainable Aquaculture Insti
680-220 Cambie StVancouverBCCA2008-07-16$219,289Bridge financing for the construction phase of the closed containment salmon aquaculture project720689NO3/23/2011To the knowledge of the Foundation, and based on the report(s) furnished by the grantee, no part of the grant has been used for anything other than its intended purpose. Note: grant amount adjusted due to currecy rate fluctuation.2010-08-17
Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute
2010-09-16$3,060,000Microfluidic chip technologies to enhance environmental monitoring587659NO1/31/2012To the knowledge of the Foundation, and based on the report(s) furnished by the grantee, no part of the grant has been used for anything other than its intended purpose.7700 Sandholdt RoadMoss LandingCA95039
Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute
2007-11-07$950,351Development of marine eukaryotic metagenomic methods950348NO3/30/2011, 11/10/2011To the knowledge of the Foundation, and based on the report(s) furnished by the grantee, no part of the grant has been used for anything other than its intended purpose.7700 Sandholdt RoadMoss LandingCA95039
Mosaic Event Management Inc
2011-10-18$238,0922012 BIMNI All Grantee Summit and Betty Irene Moore Speaker Series0NON/ATo the knowledge of the Foundation, and based on the report(s) furnished by the grantee, no part of the grant has been used for anything other than its intended purpose.67 Haight StSan FranciscoCA94102
MRAG Americas Inc
2011-12-09$2,746,666Measuring catch share performance in New England and the US West Coast0NON/ATo the knowledge of the Foundation, and based on the report(s) furnished by the grantee, no part of the grant has been used for anything other than its intended purpose.10051 5th St N Suite 105St PetersburgFL33702
Nanwakolas Council
203 - 2005 Eagle DriveCampbell RiverBCCA2010-10-25$1,129,154Development of marine spatial plans for the Pacific North Coast Integrated Management Area138663NO5/29/2011, 7/21/2011To the knowledge of the Foundation, and based on the report(s) furnished by the grantee, no part of the grant has been used for anything other than its intended purpose. Note: grant amount adjusted due to currecy rate fluctuation.
New Forests Advisory Inc
2010-10-01$566,953Designing ecosystem service products and incentives for private landowners in Brazil535251NO5/5/2011, 12/28/2011To the knowledge of the Foundation, and based on the report(s) furnished by the grantee, no part of the grant has been used for anything other than its intended purpose.601 Montgomery Street Suite 665San FranciscoCA94111
Spitfire Strategies LLC
2010-08-26$221,640Communicating catch shares in New England - Phase I221640NO05/20/2011, 07/28/2011To the knowledge of the Foundation, and based on the report(s) furnished by the grantee, no part of the grant has been used for anything other than its intended purpose.1800 M Street NW Suite 300 NorthWashingtonDC20036
Spitfire Strategies LLC
2011-05-31$195,886Communicating catch shares in New England - Phase II0NON/ATo the knowledge of the Foundation, and based on the report(s) furnished by the grantee, no part of the grant has been used for anything other than its intended purpose.1800 M Street NW Suite 300 NorthWashingtonDC20036
Sweetspring Salmon Inc
2010-11-14$990,474Coho Salmon Recirculation Project - Phase I475864NO3/14/2011, 10/19/2011To the knowledge of the Foundation, and based on the report(s) furnished by the grantee, no part of the grant has been used for anything other than its intended purpose.2301 NE Blakeley Street Suite 102SeattleWA98105
Sweetspring Salmon Inc
2011-11-16$650,000Coho Salmon Recirculation Project - Phase II0NON/ATo the knowledge of the Foundation, and based on the report(s) furnished by the grantee, no part of the grant has been used for anything other than its intended purpose.2301 NE Blakeley Street Suite 102SeattleWA98105
Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute
2005-11-23$664,720Remote detection of marine microbes and genes664720NO8/9/2011To the knowledge of the Foundation, and based on the report(s) furnished by the grantee, no part of the grant has been used for anything other than its intended purpose. Note: grant amount adjusted due to refund.7700 Sandholdt RoadMoss LandingCA95039

General Explanation Attachment GeneralExplanationAttachment

General Explanation GeneralExplanation (4 entries)

IdentifierIdentifierReturn ReferenceReturnReferenceExplanationExplanation
1SECTION 351-3TAGORDON E. & BETTY I. MOORE FOUNDATION 94-3397785 STATEMENT PURSUANT TO 1.351-3T(a) BY GORDON E. & BETTY I. MOORE FOUNDATION, EIN: 94-3397785, A SIGNIFICANT TRANSFEROR YEAR ENDED 12/31/2011 1. Name of transferee corporation: GBMF INTERNATIONAL LTD. EIN: FOREIGN 2. Dates of the transfer of assets: 3. Immediately before the exchange, the property transferred by the transferor in the exchange had an (a) Aggregate fair market value of: $2,182 (b) Aggregate basis of: $2,182 4. Date and control number of any private letter ruling(s) issued by the Internal Revenue Service in connection with the section 351 exchange: N/A
2SECTION 351-3TBGORDON E. & BETTY I. MOORE FOUNDATION 94-3397785 STATEMENT PURSUANT TO 1.351-3T(b) BY GBMF INTERNATIONAL LTD., EIN: N/A, A TRANSFEREE CORPORATION YEAR ENDED 12/31/2011 1. Name of each significant transferor corporation: Gordon E. & Betty I. Moore Foundation EIN: 94-3397785 2. Date(s) of the transfer(s) of assets: 3. Immediately before the exchange, the property transferred by the transferor in the exchange had an (a) Aggregate fair market value of: $2,182 (b) Aggregate basis of: $2,182 4. Date and control number of any private letter ruling(s) issued by the Internal Revenue Service in connection with the section 351 exchange: N/A
3PART II, LINE 3INVESTMENTS (OTHER) DETAIL DESCRIPTION COST OR BEG BV ENDING BV ENDING FMV FMV H2 EQUITY PARTNERS FUND IV FMV NONE 1,317,805 1,317,805 OTC DERIVATIVE CASH COLL PAY T FMV NONE -1,225,000 -1,225,000 FUT PUT JUN 12 NYM HH NAT GS 3 FMV NONE -12,780 -12,780 FUT PUT DEC 15 NYM LT CRUDE 70 FMV NONE -43,900 -43,900 FUT PUT DEC 12 CBT CORN 600 FMV NONE -36,125 -36,125 ------- ------- TOTAL 128,861 128,861 ======= =======
4PART I, LINETAXES DETAIL CURRENT EXCISE TAX -681,650 FEDERAL UBI TAXES -900,000 CALIFORNIA UBI TAXES 200,000 OTHER TAXES 109,000 DEFERRED TAXED -2,148,754 ---------- TOTAL -3,421,354 ==========

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PFIZER LTD INR10492978492978
SAMSUNG FIRE & MARINE15663821566382
HYUNDAI MOBIS KRW5000486667486667
LG CORP KRW5000933365933365
WBL CORP LTD NPV16608681660868
WHITE MOUNTAINS INSURANCE GROU10470391047039
YUANTA FINL HOLDS TWD10879288879288
ANDRITZ AG NPV (BR)397751397751
TITAN CEMENT CO EUR4482646482646
IMERYS EUR2845481845481
ENCANA CORP COM NPV275078275078
CATALYST PAPER COM9611096110
KINROSS GOLD CORP COM640943640943
ASATSU DK NPV857159857159
MUENCHENER RUECKVE NPV(REGD)945183945183
ALLIANZ SE (SE SOCIETAS EUROPE11453111145311
DAIMLERCHRYSLER ORD NPV(REGD)556536556536
SAMPO OYJ SER'A'NPV531555531555
GLAXOSMITHKLINE ORD GBP0.25797793797793
ATRIUM EURP R/EST NPV (REGD)730100730100
TAYLOR WIMPEY ORD GBP0.0110235571023557
LEUCADIA NATL CORP COM11569661156966
NEWMONT MINING CORP NEW COM533189533189
WEYERHAEUSER CO COM12373171237317
SANOFI11281831128183
NEXANS EUR1730447730447
NETIA SA PLN18567391856739
PETROLEUM GEO SVS NOK3554213554213
DUNDEE PREC METALS COM NPV438346438346
SEGRO PLC ORD GBP0.10691418691418
VITERRA INC COM NPV19643051964305
ENCANA CORP COM NPV225437225437
PARGESA HLDGS SA CHF20.00 (BR)723978723978
MITSUI FUDOSAN CO LTD NPV882259882259
SEINO HOLDINGS NPV519873519873
HUTCHISON WHAMPOA HKD0.25745429745429
RESOLUTION LTD ORD NPV12835541283554
GUOCO GROUP USD0.50297685297685
PRECISION DRILLING COM NPV519715519715
TAIWAN SEMICONDUCTOR MFG CO LT928345928345
JONES LANG LASALLE INC COM STK14426121442612
BROWN & BROWN INC COM17050801705080
EBAY INC COM USD0.00127898752789875
BLACKBAUD INC COM10766711076671
STANDARD CHARTERED ORD USD0.5021687712168771
NOVO-NORDISK AS DKK1 SER'B'21931412193141
SGS SA CHF1(REGD)20038232003823
QIAGEN NV COM EUR0.0119129371912937
AMDOCS ORD GBP0.01942061942061
VARIAN MEDICAL SYSTEMS INC12527801252780
BANK RAKYAT INDONESIA PERSER438462438462
SCHEIN HENRY INC COM43242194324219
ANSYS INC COM434125434125
STRAYER ED INC COM11827051182705
SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC EUR4.0016878731687873
KINGSPAN GROUP ORD EUR0.13 DUB19856161985616
FIRST SOLAR INC COM626316626316
KUEHNE&NAGEL INTL CHF1.00 REG728831728831
SONOVA HOLDING AG COMMON STOCK408508408508
LEGRAND SA EUR430508983050898
ADR MINDRAY MED INTL LTD SPONS10585471058547
KONE CORPORATION NPV ORD 'B'10732351073235
AUTODESK INC COM451492451492
C R BARD10902111090211
BECTON DICKINSON & CO COM36624013662401
COLGATE-PALMOLIVE CO COM16822371682237
DANAHER CORP COM35559423555942
NORTHERN TR CORP COM19564671956467
PAYCHEX INC COM12829871282987
SIGMA-ALDRICH CORP COM853828853828
SYSCO CORP COM12270211227021
NESTLE SA CHF0.10(REGD)18385181838518
OCADO GROUP PLC ORD GBP0.02392834392834
ALL AMERICA LATINA COM NPV16515041651504
ADR CTRIP COM INTL LTD AMERICA863460863460
BRAMBLES LTD NPV21999942199994
COMPUTERSHARE LTD NPV POST REC20297402029740
QATAR TELECOM QAR10831251831251
VERISK ANALYTICS INC CL A CL A12931891293189
COCHLEAR LTD NPV224375224375
QUANTA SVCS INC COM19489391948939
LI & FUNG HKD0.0125796153796153
UNILEVER NV CVA EUR0.1645685834568583
CHUGAI PHARMACY CO. LTD NPV15206891520689
HOYA CORP NPV16873071687307
CF EAFE EQTY INDEX FD2470264824702648
CF AXIOM INTL EQTY FD100857744100857744
CF SILCHESTER INTL VALUE EQTY132528634132528634
MFO RS INVT TR GLOBAL NATURAL2225508922255089
CF BLACKROCK EM COMPLETION POR9108057691080576
CF NALANDA INDIA LTD FD87423958742395
WTC CTF GLOB NAT RESOURC FUND3538763635387636
ADR PETROLEO BRASILEIRO SA PET772539772539
ALPARGATAS SA PRF NPV5783757837
BRASKEM S.A. PRF'A' NPV6862468624
BCO EST R GDE SUL PRF CLASS 'B160836160836
SAMSUNG ELECTRONIC PFD KRW5000309761309761
ADR VALE S A ADR REPSTG PFD PR597441597441
DEUTSCHE BANK AG CT 26/05/17319874319874
ALLIED OVERSEAS WTS95309530
KINROSS GOLD CORP C/WTS 17/09869869
PEP III - INDEPENDENT LIQUOR18164451816445
FRONTIER MARKETS VALUE - CL S229309229309

Investments Govt Obligations Sch InvestmentsGovtObligationsSch

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
US Govt Securities EOY Book Value529737640USGovtSecuritiesEOYBookValue
US Govt Securities EOYFMV529737640USGovtSecuritiesEOYFMV

Investments Other Schedule2 InvestmentsOtherSchedule2

Investments Other InvestmentsOther (192 entries)

Category Or ItemCategoryOrItemListed At Cost Or FMVListedAtCostOrFMVBook ValueBookValueEOYFMVEOYFMV
BROOKSIDE CAPITAL PARTNERS FUNFMV104630111104630111
CF MASON CAP LTD - CL E INITIAFMV131881241131881241
CF SWIFTCURRENT OFFSHORE CL DFMV476226476226
CF SWIFTCURRENT OFFSHORE CL A3FMV180061180061
CF SWIFTCURRENT OFFSHRE LTD CLFMV14748761474876
CF SWIFTCURRENT OFFSHRE LTD CLFMV8343083430
CF SWIFTCURRENT OFFSHORE LTD CFMV83585948358594
CF SWIFTCURRENT OFFSHORE LTD CFMV1725174017251740
CF SWIFTCURRENT OFFSHORE LTD CFMV5919497359194973
CF SWIFTCURRENT CL E E SER 1FMV1778117781
CF CADMUS CAP FD SER 1FMV476434476434
BLUE RIDGE OFFSHORE, LPFMV189411757189411757
CF LONE PINON CL AFMV1149280411492804
PLACER CREEK PARTNERS, LPFMV22935592293559
CEDAR ROCK CAPITAL PARTNERS, LFMV8799545187995451
CF LUXOR CAPITAL PARTNERS OFFSFMV2042725820427258
CF LUXOR CAP PARTNERS OFFSHOREFMV3991358839913588
CF LUXOR CAP PARTNERS CL G 2 (FMV301947301947
CF LUXOR CAP PARTNERS OFFSHOREFMV337558337558
CF LUXOR CAPITAL PARTNERS CL RFMV250746250746
CF LUXOR CAP PARTNERS CL Q2 (FMV577345577345
CF LUXOR CAP PARTNERS OFFSHOREFMV560801560801
CF LUXOR CAP PARTNERS OFFSHOREFMV1913702019137020
CF AMANSA FEEDER LTD CL C ( ONFMV79732007973200
CF GAOLING FEEDER LTD CL A (SSFMV168940168940
CF GAOLING FEEDER LTD CLASS AFMV897680897680
CF GAOLING FEEDER LTD A (SS6)FMV209250209250
CF GAOLING FEEDER LTD CL A (SSFMV353500353500
CF GAOLING FEEDER LTD CL A SUBFMV3295751832957518
CF ROUTE ONE OFFSHORE LTD UNREFMV4045113640451136
AG CAPITAL RECOVERY PARTNERS IFMV9677296772
WATERSHED CAPITAL INSTITUTIONAFMV12601531260153
STONE HILL INSTITUTIONAL PARTNFMV7305656173056561
ABRAMS CAPITAL PARTNERS II, LPFMV167999285167999285
CF SENECA CAP INTL LTD CL C1 FFMV454171454171
CF SENECA CAP INTL LTD CLASS 3FMV758449758449
CF SENECA CAP INTL LTD CL 3 SEFMV215345215345
CF SENECA CAPITAL INTERNATIONAFMV59452145945214
CF LONESTAR PARTNERS INTL LTDFMV6552797865527978
CF CEVIAN CAP II LTD USD CL AFMV5709150057091500
RESERVOIR CAPITAL OVERSEAS PARFMV46670224667022
ADAMAS OPPORTUNITIES, LPFMV79197337919733
CF SOWOOD ALPHA FD LTD CLASS AFMV8615886158
CF SOWOOD ALPHA FD LTD CL A1 SFMV8576285762
CF SOWOOD CL S SER 2 (FOR GBMFMV10166951016695
EIS BARCUS33 06/29/2012 USD SFMV5393653936
EIS MSCSUS33 08/29/2012 USD SFMV8560785607
TOTAL RTN USD UBSWGB2L 11-29-2FMV12280801228080
LBA REALTY FUND IVFMV3058101830581018
GREEN COURTE REAL ESTATE PARTNFMV99001769900176
AVANTI STRATEGIC LAND INVESTORFMV88848048884804
MELFORD SPECIAL SITUATIONSFMV13815031381503
KPCB PANDEMIC AND BIO DEFENSEFMV137863137863
LBA REALTY FUND, INC.FMV1106139611061396
BAIN CAPITAL FUND VII, LPFMV12671891267189
BRCP REIT, LLC IFMV47745994774599
FARALLON CAPITAL INSTITUTIONALFMV7544293575442935
SEQUOIA CAPITAL XI, LPFMV2194681421946814
NATURAL GAS PARTNERS VII, LPFMV43401424340142
KLEINER PERKINS CAUFIELD & BYEFMV28597792859779
SEQUOIA CAPITAL CHINA I, LPFMV1031190210311902
BEACON CAPITAL STRATEGIC PARTNFMV99537779953777
KSL CAPITAL PARTNERS II TE, LPFMV1817885918178859
NATURAL GAS PARTNERS VIII, LPFMV3320050133200501
NGP INCOME CO-INVESTMENT OPPORFMV1558700015587000
ROCKPORT CAPITAL PARTNERS II LFMV55098025509802
CHRYSCAPITAL IV LLCFMV29186372918637
REGIMENT CAPITAL SPECIAL SITUAFMV88039388803938
HIGHFIELDS CAPITAL IV, LPFMV134359038134359038
BANC FUND VII, LPFMV35936413593641
RIVA CAPITAL PARTNERS, LPFMV69614126961412
RESERVOIR CAPITAL INVESTMENTFMV4435009044350090
ACACIA CREDIT FUND 10-A, LLCFMV32519873251987
BAIN CAPITAL FUND IX, LPFMV82306428230642
BAIN CAPITAL IX COINVESTMENT FFMV88121188812118
BRCP REIT II, LLCFMV93465139346513
VALUEACT CAPITAL PARTNERS, LPFMV6084952860849528
CP INVESTMENT FUND, LPFMV2662383826623838
ADAGE CAPITAL PARTNERS, LPFMV245487016245487016
CHARLES RIVER PARTNERSHIP XII,FMV33078823307882
PAUL CAPITAL PARTNERS VIII-A,FMV1250969612509696
KLEINER PERKINS CAUFIELD & BYEFMV33123463312346
VENTURE LENDING & LEASING IV,FMV2902850029028500
MERIT ENERGY PARTNERS E-I, LPFMV39381753938175
GGC INVESTMENTS II (BVI) LPFMV73946427394642
GGC INVESTMENT FUND II, LPFMV1180542111805421
GGC INVESTMENTS II, LLCFMV448194448194
BAIN CAPITAL FUND VIII, LPFMV74648417464841
BAKER BROTHERS LIFE SCIENCES,FMV7429297974292979
IGNITION VENTURE PARTNERS III,FMV1155343811553438
LONE CASCADE, LP - 11406FMV17132111713211
LONE CASCADE, LP - 11039FMV155704513155704513
GGC INVESTMENT II-A ADJUNCT (BFMV50545475054547
GGC INVESTMENTS FUND II-A, LPFMV85764048576404
ACACIA INSTITUTIONAL PARTNERS,FMV122773037122773037
BAIN CAPITAL VIII CO-INVESTMENFMV61399366139936
CYPRESS REALTY V, LPFMV2395993323959933
NATURAL GAS PARTNERS VII INCOMFMV36480003648000
AUGUST CAPITAL IV, LPFMV1121658711216587
LBA REALTY FUND II, LPFMV3014465330144653
MERIT ENERGY PARTNERS F-II, LPFMV1321193813211938
CP INVESTMENT FUND II, LPFMV3048889530488895
ENERVEST ENERGY INSTITUTIONALFMV1058563310585633
D3 OFFSHORE FUND, LPFMV32139723213972
SEQUOIA CAPITAL ISRAEL III, LPFMV39829723982972
SEQUOIA CAPITAL GROWTH FUND IIFMV21562032156203
SEQUOIA CAPITAL GROWTH FUND IIFMV1929900219299002
LASALLE ASIA OPPORTUNITY FUNDFMV1745364517453645
SAGEVIEW CAPITAL PARTNERS (B),FMV53848165384816
DECCAN VALUE ADVISORS FUND, LPFMV165965165965
LBA REALTY FUND III, INC.FMV2059111620591116
SEQUOIA CAPITAL XII, LPFMV2119886721198867
AXIAL CAPITAL LPFMV4040863040408630
SEQUOIA CAPITAL INDIA GROWTH FFMV62189456218945
CYPRESS REALTY VI, LPFMV1315938113159381
BAUPOST VALUE PARTNERS IV, LPFMV199502635199502635
KSL CAPITAL PARTNERS SUPPLEMENFMV49011494901149
KSL CAPITAL PARTNERS III TE, LFMV23953792395379
HAMPSHIRE PARTNERS REIT VII, LFMV2958571629585716
CELERO ENERGY COMPANYFMV60910156091015
JBG INVESTMENT FUND VIIFMV2666494326664943
GGC INVESTMENT ANNEX FUND II,FMV88794538879453
SEQUOIA CAPITAL INDIA GROWTH FFMV34463193446319
SEQUOIA CAPITAL U.S. GROWTH FUFMV2220617622206176
MERIT ENERGY PARTNERS GFMV48138024813802
SEQUOIA CAPITAL U.S. GROWTH FUFMV16498481649848
SYCAMORE PARTNERS (CAYMAN) LPFMV839825839825
BEACON CAPITAL STRATEGIC PARTNFMV1588963715889637
CHARLES RIVER PARTNERSHIP XIIIFMV1107770011077700
VENTURE LENDING & LEASING V, LFMV1518225015182250
BAIN CAPITAL ASIA FUND, LPFMV16503741650374
SC CHINA CO-INVESTMENT 2011 AFMV32119533211953
WESTBRIDGE CROSSOVER FUND, LLCFMV39739963973996
SYCAMORE PARTNERS LPFMV10395181039518
SYCAMORE PARTNERS (CAYMAN) LPFMV28714722871472
JBG INVESTMENT FUND VIIIFMV12921841292184
DYNAMO BRASIL V LLCFMV4717147047171470
SEQUOIA CAPITAL CHINA II, LPFMV97357309735730
SEQUOIA CAPITAL CHINA GROWTH FFMV1137182411371824
ACADIA STRATEGIC OPPORTUNITY FFMV2062650920626509
ENERVEST ENERGY INSTITUTIONALFMV1649052416490524
MERLONE GEIER IXFMV32997713299771
CARMEL PARTNERS INVESTMENT FUNFMV3142680631426806
NATURAL GAS PARTNERS IX, LPFMV3876204438762044
GOLDEN GATE CAPITAL OPPORTUNITFMV9944196599441965
CHRYSCAPITAL V, LLCFMV62663956266395
SEQUOIA CAPITAL INDIA IIIFMV49109184910918
AUGUST CAPITAL VFMV62905486290548
AUGUST CAPITAL V SPECIAL OPPORFMV42397454239745
SEQUOIA CAPITAL ISRAEL IV, LPFMV18956081895608
THE FOUNDERS FUND II, LPFMV2366047423660474
CENTERBRIDGE CREDIT PARTNERS TFMV7161873071618730
BAIN CAPITAL FUND X LPFMV61280906128090
BAIN CAPITAL X COINVESTMENT FUFMV972574972574
X COINVESTMENT FUND LPFMV50128695012869
IGNITION VENTURE PARTNERS IV,FMV1185835611858356
SEQUOIA CAPITAL CHINA VENTUREFMV14131491413149
SEQUOIA CAPITAL 2010FMV31768823176882
SEQUOIA CAPITAL CHINA GROWTH 2FMV19999471999947
MERIT ENERGY PARTNERS HFMV37858303785830
MERLONE GEIER PARTNERS X LPFMV11445681144568
ENERVEST ENERGY INSTITUTIONALFMV1375513013755130
KPCB DIGITAL GROWTH FUNDFMV81525818152581
KLEINER PERKINS CAUFIELD & BYEFMV50190255019025
KLEINER PERKINS CAUFIELD & BYEFMV1965760519657605
HAMPSHIRE PARTNERS REIT VIII IFMV13072541307254
VENTURE LENDING AND LEASING VIFMV1166272511662725
CS CAPITAL PARTNERS II LPFMV95988229598822
ALTOR 2003 FUND (NO.2) LPFMV81083518108351
PACIFIC EQUITY PARTNERS FUND IFMV54193455419345
EQUITY PARTNERS SUPPLEMENTARYFMV34719883471988
BAIN CAPITAL FUND VIII-E LPFMV96047559604755
PACIFIC EQUITY PARTNERS FUND IFMV2196992521969925
PACIFIC EQUITY PARTNERS SUPPLEFMV99963349996334
HIGHCROSS REGL U K LPFMV33
ALTOR FD II N0 2 L LPFMV2231186322311863
PACIFIC EQUITY PARTNERS FUND IFMV2056705520567055
PACIFIC EQUITY PARTNERS SUPPLEFMV45303384530338
LASALLE JAPAN LOGISTICS INVESTFMV1572198915721989
HIGHCROSS REGIONAL UK PARTNERSFMV1223985312239853
BAIN CAP EUROPE FD LTDPARTFMV57635095763509
HIGHCROSS REGIONAL UK PARTNERSFMV1186813311868133
ALTOR FUND III (NO.2), LPFMV1314947313149473
FUT CALL MAR 12 NYM HH NAT GSFMV47104710
FUT PUT JUN 12 LME COPPER US 7FMV2766227662
FUT CALL JAN 13 NYM HH NAT GSFMV2430024300
FUT CALL DEC 12 CBT CORN 700FMV1315613156
FUT CALL DEC 15 NYM LT CRUDE 1FMV2265022650
OTC DERIVATIVE CASH COLL RECEIFMV3000030000
OTC DERIVATIVE CASH COLL RECEIFMV2000020000
OTC DERIVATIVE CASH COLL RECEIFMV110000110000
SEE GENERAL EXPLANATION 3FMV128861128861

Land Etc Schedule2 LandEtcSchedule2

Legal Fees Schedule LegalFeesSchedule

Legal Fees LegalFees

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
CategoryLEGAL FEESCategory
Amount$278,904Amount
Net Investment Income156964NetInvestmentIncome
Disbursements Charitable Prps121940DisbursementsCharitablePrps

Other Assets Schedule OtherAssetsSchedule

Other Assets OtherAssets (3 entries)

DescriptionDescriptionBOY Book ValueBOYBookValueEOY Book ValueEOYBookValueEOYFMVEOYFMV
INT. & DIVIDENDS RECEIVABLE171813815800241580024
INVESTMENT REDEMPTIONS102285669109980248109980248
PROG. REL. - MIDDLE BAY SUST.219289128644128644

Other Decreases Schedule OtherDecreasesSchedule

Other Decreases OtherDecreases

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
DescriptionUNREALIZED LOSS ON INVESTMENTSDescription
Amount$164,985,071Amount

Other Expenses Schedule OtherExpensesSchedule

Other Expenses OtherExpenses (5 entries)

DescriptionDescriptionRevenue And Expenses Per BooksRevenueAndExpensesPerBooksNet Investment IncomeNetInvestmentIncomeDisbursements Charitable PrpsDisbursementsCharitablePrps
GENERAL OFFICE EXPENSE763072056954426
INSURANCE21677086708116300
STAFF DEVELOPMENT & TRAINING17567325556150117
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY641073148912492160
FINANCE SVC CHARGES578181253145287

Other Income Schedule2 OtherIncomeSchedule2

Other Income OtherIncome

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
DescriptionPARTNERSHIP INCOMEDescription
Revenue And Expenses Per Books92905154RevenueAndExpensesPerBooks
Net Investment Income-26624189NetInvestmentIncome

Other Liabilities Schedule OtherLiabilitiesSchedule

Other Liabilities OtherLiabilities

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
DescriptionDEFERRED FEDERAL EXCISE TAXDescription
BOY Book Value5785514BOYBookValue
EOY Book Value3636760EOYBookValue

Other Professional Fees Schedule OtherProfessionalFeesSchedule

Other Professional Fees OtherProfessionalFees (3 entries)

CategoryCategoryAmountAmountNet Investment IncomeNetInvestmentIncomeDisbursements Charitable PrpsDisbursementsCharitablePrps
CONSULTING FEES$3,355,4091146033299926
ASSET MANAGEMENT FEES$8,793,37287933720
TEMPORARY AGENCY$100,874461485268

Transfers To Controlled Entities TransfersToControlledEntities

To Controlled Entity ToControlledEntity

Name Name

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Business Name Line1GBMF INTERNATIONAL LTDBusinessNameLine1

Address Foreign AddressForeign

FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
Address Line1PO BOX 309GT UGLAND HOUSEAddressLine1
CityGEORGE TOWNCity
Province Or StateGRAND CAYMANProvinceOrState
CountryCJCountry
FieldValueIRS element (for citing)
EIN943397785EIN
DescriptionCAPITAL CONTRIBUTIONDescription
Amount$0Amount