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Which US foundations give to Luxembourg?

US foundations sent $5M to organizations in Luxembourg across 40 grants, from 16 different funders. Read from IRS 990 filings.

The short version

The biggest funders, year by year

Each top funder of Luxembourg with its total, and how that giving falls across the filing years — darker means more.

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THE H HOVNANIAN FAMILY FOUNDATION$2M
JPMORGAN CHASE FOUNDATION$724k
THE ANDREW W MELLON FOUNDATION$500k
THE ANNENBERG FOUNDATION$422k
HENRY J & ERNA D LEIR FOUNDATION$415k
THE LEONA M AND HARRY B HELMSLEY$366k
JOHN TEMPLETON FOUNDATION$196k
TERRA FOUNDATION FOR AMERICAN ART$150k
THE HAROLD C SMITH FOUNDATION TO$145k

* 2025 onward is still arriving — 990s lag 12–24 months, so the most recent years under-report.

Top US funders of Luxembourg

3 grants · NJ · 37% of its overseas giving

7 grants · NY · 0.3% of its overseas giving

1 grant · NY · 0.4% of its overseas giving

6 grants · PA · 5.1% of its overseas giving

5 grants · NY · 100% of its overseas giving

7 grants · NY · 0.1% of its overseas giving

Luxembourg's dedicated funders

Foundations that send most of their overseas money to Luxembourg — the specialists, not just the biggest checks.

HENRY J & ERNA D LEIR FOUNDATION$415k · 100% of its overseas giving

What the money funds

By the kind of organization receiving the money — universities, hospitals, research institutes, and so on.

Education & schools$696k

1 recipient

Arts & culture$150k

1 recipient

Economic & community development$59k

1 recipient

Largest recipients in Luxembourg

Spelling, accent, abbreviation, and language variants of the same organization are merged into one recipient. Organizations abroad have no US EIN, so this resolution is best-effort.

Armenia SME Fund$2M

1 US funder · 3 grants

University of Luxembourg$696k

2 US funders · 3 grants

4Motion ASBL$493k

1 US funder · 4 grants

Friendship Luxembourg ASBL$422k

1 US funder · 6 grants

Integrated Biobank of Luxembourg$366k

1 US funder · 7 grants

Inter-Actions$172k

1 US funder · 2 grants

A further $415k across 5 grants went to recipients the filings name only in the aggregate (“various”, “multiple organizations”, and the like), so they can’t be attributed to a single organization.

Who funds whom

The largest funder-to-recipient ties — which US foundation backs which organization in Luxembourg.

THE H HOVNANIAN FAMILY FOUNDATION Armenia SME Fund$2M
THE ANDREW W MELLON FOUNDATION University of Luxembourg$500k
JPMORGAN CHASE FOUNDATION 4Motion ASBL$493k
THE ANNENBERG FOUNDATION Friendship Luxembourg ASBL$422k
THE LEONA M AND HARRY B HELMSLEY Integrated Biobank of Luxembourg$366k
JOHN TEMPLETON FOUNDATION University of Luxembourg$196k

Where the funders are

The US states home to the foundations giving to Luxembourg, shaded by dollars granted. Click a state.

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ME
VT
NH
WA
ID
MT
ND
MN
IL
WI
MI
NY
MA
OR
NV
WY
SD
IA
IN
OH
PA
NJ
CT
RI
CA
UT
CO
NE
MO
KY
WV
VA
MD
DE
AZ
NM
KS
AR
TN
NC
SC
DC
HI
OK
LA
MS
AL
GA
TX
FL

Notable grants

The largest individual grants to Luxembourg on record.

THE H HOVNANIAN FAMILY FOUNDATIONArmenia SME Fund · 2023$901k
THE H HOVNANIAN FAMILY FOUNDATIONArmenia SME Fund · 2022$601k
THE ANDREW W MELLON FOUNDATIONUniversity of Luxembourg · 2021$500k
THE H HOVNANIAN FAMILY FOUNDATIONArmenia SME Fund · 2021$247k
THE LEONA M AND HARRY B HELMSLEYIntegrated Biobank of Luxembourg · 2023$177k
JOHN TEMPLETON FOUNDATIONUniversity of Luxembourg · 2022$176k

Questions and answers

Which US foundation gives the most to Luxembourg?
THE H HOVNANIAN FAMILY FOUNDATION is the largest US funder of Luxembourg organizations on record, with $2M across 3 grants.
How much do US foundations give to Luxembourg?
16 US foundations have granted a combined $5M to organizations in Luxembourg across 40 grants in the IRS filings on record, about $7.05 per resident.
What do US foundations fund in Luxembourg?
The largest areas are education & schools, arts & culture, economic & community development, by the kind of organization receiving the money.

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