Total
$42,400,000
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Our Grantmaking in 2017
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$9,350,000
This amount represents our total giving for youth substance use prevention and early intervention.
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$1,545,000
This amount represents our total giving for the year to date for achieving healthy and productive lives for transition-age youth in foster care.
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$5,800,000
This amount represents our total giving for increasing access to safe water for vulnerable and disadvantaged communities.
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$1,935,000
This amount represents our total giving for preventing avoidable sight loss from cataracts and blinding trachoma.
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$8,700,000
This amount represents our total giving for ending chronic homelessness in Los Angeles County.
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$1,200,000
This amount represents our total giving for building a global Catholic sisterhood to advance human development.
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$1,000,000
This amount represents our total giving for supporting disaster preparedness, relief, and long-term recovery.
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$1,476,000
This amount represents our total giving for non-priority grantmaking which includes small and matching discretionary grant programs for board members, staff and members of the Hilton family.
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$0
This amount represents our total giving for revitalizing Catholic schools serving low-income families.
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$305,000
This amount represents our total giving for building career pathways for youth in the hospitality sector
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Young Children Affected by HIV and AIDS
$8,800,000
This amount represents our total giving for the year to date for improving early childhood development outcomes for young children affected by HIV and AIDS.
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$3,780,000
This amount represents our total giving for seeking a cure and improving quality of life for those who live with multiple sclerosis.
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Catholic Sisters
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Foster Youth
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Homelessness
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Substance Use Prevention
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Young Children Affected by HIV and AIDS
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Avoidable Blindness
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Safe Water
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Catholic Education
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Disaster Relief & Recovery
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Hospitality
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Multiple Sclerosis
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Other
This total represents grant payment activity during the selected fiscal year. However, approximately 90% of the money awarded in our priority program areas is part of multi-year commitments, so a grant may appear in multiple years of activity. The list below provides additional information about specific projects approved and/or paid during the fiscal year selected, including the project start date and the length of our commitment.
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The Administrators of the Tulane Educational Fund
$725,000 through August 2020
to support the expansion of the Cowen Institute’s Earn and Learn program, an apprenticeship type job-training and education program, into hospitality pathways at the Hilton Riverside. http://www.tulane.edu
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New Venture Fund
$1,200,000 through June 2020
to support Funders for Housing and Opportunity, a cross-sector, non-partisan, national collaborative committed to bettering life outcomes for rent burdened households and individuals experiencing homelessness through permanent housing. http://www.newventurefund.org
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Fund for Public Health in New York, Inc.
$750,000 through August 2020
to support the Adolescence Health Unit in increasing access to pregnancy prevention services for foster youth in NYC public high schools and agencies working with foster youth. http://www.fphnyc.org
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Project Concern International
$1,600,000 through March 2020
to implement and test the integration of responsive care and nutrition support to caregivers in Tanzania. http://www.pciglobal.org
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School Sisters of Notre Dame
$1,500,000 through August 2020
to implement the strategic plan for the Religious at the United Nations.
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University of Houston Foundation
$2,400,000 through August 2020
to the Conrad N. Hilton School of Hotel and Restaurant Management at the University of Houston to support the implementation of recommendations from the strategic audit. http://www.universityofhoustonfoundation.org
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Liberty's Kitchen
$1,200,000 through August 2020
to fund strategic planning, provide core support and increase organizational capacity. http://www.libertyskitchen.org
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Seattle Children's Hospital
$900,000 through August 2020
to conduct additional research regarding the usability and effectiveness of a web-based screening application to implement SBIRT. http://www.seattlechildrens.org
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Catholic Relief Services
$2,730,000 through September 2021
for the second phase of Strengthening the Capacity of Women Religious in Early Childhood Development (SCORE ECD) in Zambia, Kenya, and Malawi. http://www.crs.org
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Catholic Relief Services
$1,370,000 through September 2021
for the second phase of Strengthening the Capacity of Women Religious in Early Childhood Development (SCORE ECD) in Zambia, Kenya, and Malawi. http://www.crs.org
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Cristo Rey Network
$750,000 through August 2020
to advance the mission of the Cristo Rey Network by expanding the program in three low-income, private school choice locales and conducting feasibility studies in 13 states to determine the possibility of expansion. https://www.cristoreynetwork.org
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Dominican Sisters of Mission San Jose
$1,000,000 through August 2019
to expand the reach of the Sisters Leadership Development Initiative-América Latina (SLDI-AL) to Guadalajara and Mexico City while continuing to support alumnae in Tijuana. http://www.msjdominicans.org
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Episcopal Relief and Development
$1,400,000 through September 2021
to support and document an integrated early childhood development program in Zambia and Kenya through faith-based partners. http://www.episcopalrelief.org
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United Way
$8,500,000 through February 2020
to support United Way's Home For Good initiative to end chronic and veteran homelessness in LA County. Of the total grant amount, $2.7 million will support Home For Good implementation and $5.8 million will provide leveraged grants through the Home For Good Funders Collaborative. http://www.unitedwayla.org
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National Institutes of Health
$585,000 through June 2022
to study how to reduce chronic inflammation in MS patients. www.nih.gov
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Regents of the University of Colorado
$120,000 through June 2019
to study mechanisms regulating MS-related myelin injury and repair in cortical lesions. www.ucdenver.edu
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World Vision
$800,000 through May 2018
to support a strategic partnership with IRC to plan and implement comprehensive water projects in the planned district-based programs in Ghana, Mali and Niger. www.worldvision.org
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Baylor College of Medicine
$120,000 through June 2019
to study how targeting the Wnt receptor complex may increase myelin repair in MS patients. www.bcm.edu
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Jibu, L3C
$1,000,000 through July 2027
to make a program related investment (PRI) into Jibu, a social franchise providing safe water in Uganda and Mali.
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Partnership for a Drug Free America
$750,000 through June 2019
to equip parents with resources to address youth substance use. www.drugfree.org