International, Foreign Affairs & National Security · Washington, DC
National Security Archive Fund Inc
113
Grants received
$16.9M
Total received
$150K
Average grant
17
Unique funders
This page shows grants where the recipient was matched by EIN via name + state resolution against IRS data (exact, alias, or high-confidence fuzzy). Grants that could not be precisely matched by EIN may appear under name search on the organization’s profile page.
Grants received by year
2024
$295K
5 grants
2023
$1.6M
10 grants
2022
$865K
8 grants
2021
$2.0M
13 grants
2020
$1.9M
14 grants
2019
$1.7M
12 grants
2018
$1.5M
11 grants
2017
$1.6M
11 grants
2016
$1.4M
10 grants
2015
$1.5M
6 grants
2014
$1.6M
7 grants
2013
$951K
6 grants
Top funders
13 grants · last 2023
$6.1M
8 grants · last 2021
$3.0M
22 grants · last 2024
$2.3M
9 grants · last 2022
$1.8M
3 grants · last 2023
$935K
5 grants · last 2020
$700K
7 grants · last 2024
$600K
11 grants · last 2023
$481K
7 grants · last 2021
$290K
5 grants · last 2024
$215K
Recent grants received · most recent first
Grants are matched to this organization by EIN. ✓ Exact = matched by exact name + state; ≈ Likely = inferred from a closely similar name.
CORE SUPPORT FOR THE USE OF FREEDOM OF INFORMATION LAWS TO ACCESS, ANALYZE AND PUBLISH EVIDENCE OF GRAVE HUMAN RIGHTS VI…
TY 2024 · ✓ Exact
$125K
$100K
$45K
$20K
$5K
For archival programs on U.S.-Russia relations, nuclear security, and cooperative threat reduction
TY 2023 · ✓ Exact
$560K
TO SUPPORT NATIONAL SECURITY ARCHIVE FUND'S MISSION TO OPEN GOVERNMENTS AT HOME AND ABROAD
TY 2023 · ✓ Exact
$450K
For a study on nuclear targeting, civilian casualties, and the laws of war
TY 2023 · ✓ Exact
$175K
CORE SUPPORT FOR THE USE OF FREEDOM OF INFORMATION LAWS TO ACCESS, ANALYZE AND PUBLISH EVIDENCE OF GRAVE HUMAN RIGHTS VI…
TY 2023 · ✓ Exact
$125K
$100K
$50K
FOR THE CHILE DOCUMENTATION PROJECT, TO CONDUCT, RESEARCH, WRITING AND PUBLICATION IN COMMEMORATION OF THE 50TH ANNIVERS…
TY 2023 · ✓ Exact
$50K
$45K
$15K
$13K
For archival programs on U.S.- Russia relations, nuclear security, and cooperative threat reduction
TY 2022 · ✓ Exact
$395K
$130K
CORE SUPPORT FOR THE USE OF FREEDOM OF INFORMATION LAWS TO ACCESS, ANALYZE AND PUBLISH EVIDENCE OF GRAVE HUMAN RIGHTS VI…
TY 2022 · ✓ Exact
$125K
$75K
$45K
$40K
$40K
$15K
For archival programs on U.S.- Russia relations, nuclear security, and cooperative threat reduction
TY 2021 · ✓ Exact
$555K
$300K
$300K
$250K
For a study on nuclear targeting, civilian casualties, and the laws of war
TY 2021 · ✓ Exact
$200K
FOR THE COLOMBIA TRUTH COMMISSION DOCUMENTATION PROJECT TO CLARIFY THE COLOMBIAN CONFLICT, EXPAND ACCESS TO HUMAN RIGHTS…
TY 2021 · ✓ Exact
$100K
FOR A COLLABORATIVE EFFORT WITH CUBAN HISTORIANS TO RESEARCH, DISSEMINATE, AND PRESERVE HISTORICAL RECORDS OF CUBA-U.S. …
TY 2021 · ✓ Exact
$75K
$75K
$50K
OPEN GOVERNMENT AND ACCOUNTABILITY PROJECT AKA FREEDOM OF INFORMATION PROJECT
TY 2021 · ✓ Exact
$45K
$20K
$20K
$15K
FOR ARCHIVAL PROGRAMS ON U.S.- RUSSIA RELATIONS, NUCLEAR SECURITY, AND COOPERATIVE THREAT REDUCTION
TY 2020 · ✓ Exact
$404K
$300K
$250K
To use freedom of information laws to access, analyze and publish evidence of grave human rights violations and enhance …
TY 2020 · ✓ Exact
$250K
$185K
$150K
For the Colombia Truth Commission Documentation Pr Project to clarify the Colombian conflict, expand access to human rig…
TY 2020 · ✓ Exact
$100K
$75K
For a collaborative effort with Cuban historians to research, disseminate, and preserve historical records of Cuba U.S. …
TY 2020 · ✓ Exact
$50K
OPEN GOVERNMENT AND ACCOUNTABILITY PROJECT AKA FREEDOM OF INFORMATION PROJECT
TY 2020 · ✓ Exact
$45K
$27K
$25K
$20K
$18K
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, Part XV. Up to 50 most recent grants shown.