Annual Reports

• 2007 Annual Report

Explores our global commitment to improve the lives of the politically, economically and educationally disenfranchised—an urgent challenge in a complex time.

• 2006 Annual Report (6.43 MB)

Recalls the foundation's ongoing commitment to emerging leaders, social movements, building institutions and innovative approaches to improving lives. Includes a pull-out timeline celebrating our first 70 years.

• 2005 Annual Report (1.86 MB)

Highlights grantees and projects worldwide that transform the foundation's mission statement into reality.

• 2004 Annual Report (1.97 MB)

Special question-and-answer pages explain how the foundation is governed, how we make grants, and other issues.

• 2003 Annual Report (1.68 MB)

Discusses where the foundation's money comes from, how we decide what to support and details our grant-making process.

• 2002 Annual Report (2.61 MB)

Details how we reorganized our work on reproductive health and human sexuality, now located in each of our three broad program areas.

• 2001 Annual Report (8.07 MB)

Highlights the International Fellowships Program, launched with the largest single grant in the foundation's history.

• 2000 Annual Report (20.2 MB)

Focuses on three large grants: the Center for Community Self-Help, which seeks to increase homeownership among low-income families; Project GRAD, a public-school reform project; and $40 million in challenge grants to 28 arts and cultural groups in the United States.