Grants and Projects

To support a conference convening nonprofit leaders to discuss public policy challenges and opportunities facing the nonprofit sector.

To support the 2022 Alexander Hamilton Award Dinner.

To support the 2019 Annual Dinner

To support the 2020 Annual Dinner

To support the 2021 Annual Dinner

To support the 2022 Annual Dinner

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 2010 ASPA Annual Conference to provide participants an opportunity to learn about public administration and recent developments in federal, state and local fiscal affairs.

To support the 2011 ASPA Annual Conference to provide participants an opportunity to learn about public administration and recent developments in federal, state and local fiscal affairs.

To support promotion, implementation and evaluation of a new curriculum to help high school students understand the facts, significance, and consequences of the nation's fiscal challenges.

To develop a research paper examining how the burden of student debt in the U.S. impacts students and government finances, and policy options for the federal student loan 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 15th Annual Wall Street Comes to Washington Conference, an event convening health policy experts from the public and private sectors to discuss the broad trends shaping the health care system and their impact on the nation's economic and fiscal outlook.

To support an event convening health policy experts from the public and private sectors to discuss the broad trends shaping the healthcare system and their impact on the nation's economic and fiscal outlook.

To support research on federal budget process reform

To support the NABE Foundation's work with NABE's 2011 Economic Policy Conference, a national event addressing the nexus of economics, business, and policymaking.

To support a national conference to promote and facilitate improving social insurance programs and the health care financing system and encourage fiscal responsibility and economic growth.

To support a conference exploring the need for joint efforts by government and foundation leaders to improve the operational capacity and effectiveness of government.

To support the June 2009 conference for scholars, health policy experts, and media to examine and increase awareness of key health challenges that are linked to America's fiscal crisis.

To support a study on the impact of a U.S. debt default on capital markets, private sector investment, the dollar, trade, and interest costs

To support a joint paper on corporate tax reform.

To develop resources for the Student Debt Smarter program to educate young people about public policies that affect college financing

To develop resources for the Student Debt Smarter program to educate young people about public policies that affect college financing

To support the symposium, "How Do They Do That? Low-Cost, High Quality Health Care in America," to learn from the experiences of high-value health care systems.