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May 2026500K
In support of permanent housing for families in Bronx public schools
Humanity
Knowledge
Respect
The Starr Foundation is committed to the transformative power of collaboration, creativity, and innovation to address society’s most pressing challenges.
$4.1B
Awarded
Awarded
14,041
Grants
Grants
2,307
Organizations
Organizations
Program Areas
Health & Medicine
$1.4B+Awarded
1,656Grants
300Organizations
Education
$1.3B+Awarded
4,973Grants
826Organizations
Human Needs
$483M+Awarded
3,108Grants
504Organizations
Culture
$341M+Awarded
2,304Grants
375Organizations
Public Policy & International Relations
$423M+Awarded
1,673Grants
252Organizations
Environment
$95M+Awarded
327Grants
50Organizations
Recent Grants
Baruch College
February 2026$5M over 5 years
Starr Career Development Center
Weill Cornell Medicine & New York-Presbyterian
February 2026$5.75M over 5 years
Division of Geriatrics and Palliative Medicine and the Irving Sherwood Wright Medical Center
Institute for Citizens and Scholars
February 2026$5M over 5 years
Campuswide Immersion Initiative
9/11 Memorial & Museum
June 2025$1M
Special exhibition for the 25th anniversary of 9/11
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts
March 2025$30M over 10 years
West Project
Council on Foreign Relations
February 2025$2.25M over 3 years
China Program
History
M.R. Greenberg and C.V. Starr celebrate Mr. Starr’s 75th birthday, October 1967.
The Starr Foundation was established in 1955 by C.V. Starr, a global entrepreneur driven by a deep sense of purpose, compassion, and a commitment to action. His vision set the stage for transformative philanthropy, which, under longtime board Chair Maurice R. Greenberg’s leadership, has spanned generations. Today, their legacies endure as The Starr Foundation continues to foster positive change in communities around the world.