Grants and Projects

To support the US 2050 project, which will explore demographic, fiscal, and socioeconomic trends that will shape the U.S. in the decades ahead

To support the US 2050 project, which will explore demographic, fiscal, and socioeconomic trends that will shape the U.S. in the decades ahead

To support the US 2050 project, which will explore demographic, fiscal, and socioeconomic trends that will shape the U.S. in the decades ahead

To support the US 2050 project, which will explore demographic, fiscal, and socioeconomic trends that will shape the U.S. in the decades ahead

To support the Peter G. Peterson Foundation Fiscal Internship Program.

To support the US 2050 project, which will explore demographic, fiscal, and socioeconomic trends that will shape the U.S. in the decades ahead

To support the US 2050 project, which will explore demographic, fiscal, and socioeconomic trends that will shape the U.S. in the decades ahead

To support the US 2050 project, which will explore demographic, fiscal, and socioeconomic trends that will shape the U.S. in the decades ahead

To support the US 2050 project, which will explore demographic, fiscal, and socioeconomic trends that will shape the U.S. in the decades ahead

To support the 2012 Peter G. Peterson Foundation Fiscal Internship Program.

To support the creation of the Peter G. Peterson Fiscal Internship Program, to establish and support an internship program in 2010 for undergraduate and graduate students.

To support a competition for college students to develop budget plans that stabilize federal debt as a share of the economy over the long term

To support the US 2050 project, which will explore demographic, fiscal, and socioeconomic trends that will shape the U.S. in the decades ahead

To support the Congressional Research Service’s bipartisan Seminar for New Members

To support the Peter G. Peterson Foundation Fiscal Internship Program. (HOMEBASE)

To support a joint paper on mobility and economic growth in partnership with the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.

To support the Fiscal Solutions Tour, a follow-up to the Fiscal Wake Up Tour that is designed to engage the public, the media, and policymakers in dialogue about our nation's future and potential solutions to the current fiscal challenges that we face.

To support the Posse Foundation's core charitable activities

To support and scale a competition for college students to develop budget plans that stabilize federal debt as a share of the economy over the long term

To examine the political and economic factors affecting the nation’s long-term fiscal outlook

To support research on reform of the major programs in the U.S. entitlement system

To support the development of recommendations and principles for future bipartisan agreements on fiscal policy by examining the successes and failures of previous budget negotiations

To support education and outreach to employees on government policy and fiscal issues.

To support research and analysis on public investment and taxes.

To support a study and roundtable on the magnitude and impact of growing global public debts and identify possible implications for the world economy and the United States.