Grants and Projects

To support providing citizens with a greater opportunity for civic engagement around critical issues and deliberation over complex fiscal policy issues.

To support the 2020 Distinguished Performance Awards Dinner, which recognizes business leaders who advocate for the nation's long-term interests.

To support the 2019 Distinguished Performance Awards Dinner, which recognizes business leaders who advocate for the nation's long-term interests.

To support efforts to broaden public understanding of globalization and the risks of shortsighted economic and fiscal policies.

To support the Budget for National Priorities Project, an accessible analysis of the country's fiscal situation that documents the problem and features possible solutions.

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

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 Congressional Research Service’s bipartisan Seminar for New Members

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.

To update and support The Fiscal Ship, an online game that challenges players to put the federal budget on a sustainable course

To produce and disseminate nonpartisan analyses by leading economists on timely fiscal and economic issues

To support Kids' Share, a project measuring spending on children in the federal budget

To produce independent, bipartisan analysis of the sustainability of Social Security and Medicare and highlight the need for Public Trustees

To develop and analyze fiscal measurements to improve the understanding of America’s fiscal outlook

To support the ServiceNation Presidential Candidates Forum and Summit and a national Day of Action to increase national service opportunities and strengthen civic culture.

To support the execution of Up to Us, a nationwide non-partisan initiative empowering college students to educate and engage their peers on America's fiscal challenges and the impact on their future.

To update and disseminate the Understanding Fiscal Responsibility curriculum to educate high school students on fiscal and economic issues

To support the development of curricula for elementary and secondary school students in low-income areas to increase financial literacy.

To support the development of Budgetball, a "fiscal sport" for use in promoting financial and fiscal literacy among college students.

To support policy research and analysis to reduce the costs and improve the quality of U.S. healthcare

To support the development of measures for assessing key fiscal conditions and trends in the United States that will allow Americans to assess the nation's progress on pressing issues.

To support the implementation of Budgetball on college and university campuses across the United States and a 2009 "Budgetball on the Mall" event in Washington, D.C.