Effective Altruism Funds donations received

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Donee donation amounts by donor and year
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Basic donee information

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Donee donation statistics

Cause area	Count	Median	Mean	Minimum	10th percentile	20th percentile	30th percentile	40th percentile	50th percentile	60th percentile	70th percentile	80th percentile	90th percentile	Maximum
Overall	19	2,504	13,149	0	0	0	100	500	2,504	7,500	11,100	14,000	66,000	103,000
	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Animal welfare	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Global catastrophic risks	6	7,500	9,184	0	0	2,504	2,504	7,500	7,500	11,100	14,000	14,000	20,000	20,000
Global health\|Animal welfare	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Effective altruism	10	1,000	19,472	20	20	100	500	500	1,000	5,000	7,500	11,100	66,000	103,000

Donation amounts by donor and year for donee Effective Altruism Funds

Donor	Total	2018	2017
Jeff Kaufman and Julia Wise (filter this donee)	174,020.00	103,020.00	71,000.00
Patrick Brinich-Langlois (filter this donee)	73,704.00	16,504.00	57,200.00
Aaron Gertler (filter this donee)	2,000.00	1,000.00	1,000.00
Peter Hurford (filter this donee)	100.00	0.00	100.00
James Snowden (filter this donee)	0.00	0.00	0.00
Josh Rosenberg (filter this donee)	0.00	0.00	0.00
Morgan Davis (filter this donee)	0.00	0.00	0.00
Ozy Brennan (filter this donee)	0.00	0.00	0.00
Total	249,824.00	120,524.00	129,300.00

Full list of documents in reverse chronological order (26 documents)

Title (URL linked)	Publication date	Author	Publisher	Affected donors	Affected donees	Document scope	Cause area	Notes
Long Term Future Fund and EA Meta Fund applications open until June 28th	2019-06-10	Oliver Habryka	Effective Altruism Forum	Effective Altruism Funds	Effective Altruism Funds	Request for proposals	AI safety\|Global catastrophic risks\|Effective altruism	The blog post announces that two of the funds under Effective Altruism Funds, namely the Long Term Future Fund and the EA Meta Fund, are open for rolling applications. The application window for the current rund ends on June 28. Response time windows will be 3-4 months (i.e., after the end of the corresponding application cycle). In rare cases, grants may be made out-of-cycle. Grant amounts must be at least $10,000, and will generally be under $100,000. The blog post gives guidelines on the kinds of applications that each fund will accept
Major Donation: Long Term Future Fund Application Extended 1 Week	2019-02-16	Oliver Habryka	Effective Altruism Forum	Effective Altruism Funds	Effective Altruism Funds	Request for proposals	AI safety\|Global catastrophic risks	The blog post announces that the EA Long-Term Future Fund has received a large donation, which doubles the amount of money available for granting to ~$1.2 million. It extends the deadline for applications at at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeDTbCDbnIN11vcgHM3DKq6M0cZ3itAy5GIPK17uvTXcz8ZFA/viewform?usp=sf_link by 1 week, to 2019-02-24 midnight PST. The application form was previously annonced at https://forum.effectivealtruism.org/posts/oFeGLaJ5bZBBRbjC9/ea-funds-long-term-future-fund-is-open-to-applications-until and supposed to be open till 2019-02-07 for the February 2019 round of grants. Cross-posted to LessWrong at https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/ZKsSuxHWNGiXJBJ9Z/major-donation-long-term-future-fund-application-extended-1
My 2018 donations	2019-01-20	Ben Kuhn		Ben Kuhn Effective Altruism Funds Ben Kuhn donor-advised fund	GiveWell GiveWell top charities Ben Kuhn donor-advised fund Effective Altruism Funds	Periodic donation list documentation	Global health and development	Kuhn describes his decision to allocate his donation amount ($70,000, calculated as 50% of his income for the year) between GiveWell, GiveWell top charities, and his own donor-advised fund managed by Fidelity. Kuhn also discusses how he has been out of the loop of the latest developments in effective altruism, which is part of the reason his grants for this year are so boring. However, he is happy with recent management changes and increased grantmaking activity from the Effective Altruism Funds, and they are currently his default choice of where to allocate money from his donor-advised fund in 2019, if he does not find a better donation target. Kuhn also discusses some logistical aspects of his donation, such as: need to make some of his 2018 donations in 2019 and use of the donor-advised fund to channel his donation to GiveWell
EA Giving Tuesday Donation Matching Initiative 2018 Retrospective	2019-01-06	Avi Norowitz	Effective Altruism Forum	Avi Norowitz William Kiely	Against Malaria Foundation Malaria Consortium GiveWell Effective Altruism Funds Alliance to Feed the Earth in Disasters Effective Animal Advocacy Fund The Humane League The Good Food Institute Animal Charity Evaluators Machine Intelligence Research Institute Faunalytics Wild-Aniaml Suffering Research GiveDirectly Center for Applied Rationality Effective Altruism Foundation Cool Earth Schistosomiasis Control Initiative New Harvest Evidence Action Centre for Effective Altruism Animal Equality Compassion in World Farming USA Innovations for Poverty Action Global Catastrophic Risk Institute Future of Life Institute Animal Charity Evaluators Recommended Charity Fund Sightsavers The Life You Can Save One Step for Animals Helen Keller International 80,000 Hours Berkeley Existential Risk Initiative Vegan Outreach Encompass Iodine Global Network Otwarte Klatki Charity Science Mercy For Animals Coalition for Rainforest Nations Fistula Foundation Sentience Institute Better Eating International Forethought Foundation for Global Priorities Research Raising for Effective Giving Clean Air Task Force The END Fund	Miscellaneous commentary		The blog post describes an effort by a number of donors coordinated at https://2018.eagivingtuesday.org/donations to donate through Facebook right after the start of donation matching on Giving Tuesday. Based on timestamps of donations and matches, donations were matched till 14 seconds after the start of matching. Despite the very short time window of matching, the post estimates that $469,000 (65%) of the donations made were matched
Donation Post: 2018	2019-01-03	Ozy Brennan		Ozy Brennan	Longevity Research Institute Evidence Action Effective Altruism Funds	Periodic donation list documentation	Global health and development\|Scientific research\|Animal welfare	The blog post describes Ozy Brennan's donations for 2018, along with an explanation of the selection of each donee. The high-level explanation: "This year I am splitting my donations between the Animal Welfare Fund (animals), Evidence Action (global poverty), and the Longevity Research Institute (anti-aging). I’m taking basically the same approach with all three places I’m donating this year. I am not donating to particular programs that I think are high impact, such as malaria nets or cellular agriculture. Instead, I’m delegating my donation decisions to particular people or organizations. In two cases, I’m betting on a specific person that I have reason to believe is more informed, has better judgment, and is generally capable of making better decisions than me. In a third case, Evidence Action, I’m betting on an organization’s process and epistemics: while I know little about their current charities, I’m impressed by their transparency and commitment to admitting when things they’re trying may not work."
Suggestions for Individual Donors from Open Philanthropy Project Staff - 2018	2018-12-20	Holden Karnofsky	Open Philanthropy Project	Chloe Cockburn Lewis Bollard Amanda Hungerford Alexander Berger Luke Muelhhauser	National Council for Incarcerated and Formerly Incarcerated Women and Girls Texas Organizing Project Effective Altruism Funds The Humane League Center for Global Development International Refugee Assistance Project Donor lottery	Donation suggestion list	Criminal justice reform\|Animal welfare\|Global health and development\|Migration policy\|Effective altruism	Open Philanthropy Project staff give suggestions on places that might be good for individuals to donate to. Each suggestion includes a section "Why I suggest it", a section explaining why the Open Philanthropy Project has not funded (or not fully funded) the opportunity, and links to relevant writeups. The post continues a tradition of similar posts published once a year
EA Meta Fund AMA: 20th Dec 2018	2018-12-19	Alex Foster Denise Melchin Matt Wage	Effective Altruism Forum	Effective Altruism Funds	Effective Altruism Funds	Donee AMA	Effective altruism	The post is an Ask Me Anything (AMA) for the Effective Altruism Meta Fund. The questions and answers are in the post comments. Questions are asked by a number of people including alexherwix, Luke Muehlhauser, Tee Barnett,and Peter Hurford. Answers are provided by Denise Melchin, Matt Wage, and Alex Foster, three of the five people managing the fund. The other two, Luke Ding and Tara MacAulay, do not post any comment replies, but are referenced in some of the replies. The questions include how the meta fund sees its role, how much time they expect to spend allocating grants, what sort of criteria they use for evaluating opportunities, and what data inform their decisions
Animal Welfare Fund AMA	2018-12-19	Jamie Spurgeon Lewis Bollard Natalie Cargill	Effective Altruism Forum	Effective Altruism Funds	Effective Altruism Funds	Donee AMA	Animal welfare	The post is an Ask Me Anything (AMA) for the Animal Welfare Fund. The questions and answers are in the post comments. Questions are asked by a number of people including Tee Barnett, Peter Hurford, Halstead, Josh You, and Kevin Watkinson. Answers are provided by Lewis Bollard, Jamie Spurgeon, and Natalie Cargill, three of the four managers of the fund. The fourth manager, Toni Adleberg, does not particulate directly, but is referenced in the other answers. Questions cover the risks of lack of diversity due to dominance by Open Philanthropy Project and Animal Charity Evaluators, learning plans from the seemingly "hits-based giving" approach, the relation with the Effective Animal Advocacy Fund managed by ACE, the amount of time spent evaluating grants, criteria for evaluating grants, and research that would help the team.
Long-Term Future Fund AMA	2018-12-18	Helen Toner Oliver Habryka Alex Zhu Matt Fallshaw	Effective Altruism Forum	Effective Altruism Funds	Effective Altruism Funds	Donee AMA	AI safety\|Global catastrophic risks	The post is an Ask Me Anything (AMA) for the Long-Term Future Find. The question and answers are in the post comments. Questions are asked by a number of people including Luke Muehlhauser, Josh You, Peter Hurford, Alex Foster, and Robert Jones. Fund managers Oliver Habryka, Matt Fallshaw, Helen Toner, and Alex Zhu respond in the comments. Fund manager Matt Wage does not appear to have participated. Questions cover the amount of time spent evaluating grants, the evaluation criteria, the methods of soliciting grants, and research that would help the team
Staff members’ personal donations for giving season 2018	2018-12-10	Catherine Hollander	GiveWell	Elie Hassenfeld Natalie Crispin Josh Rosenberg Devin Jacob Catherine Hollander Andrew Martin Christian Smith Isabel Arjmand James Snowden Dan Brown Olivia Larsen Amar Radia	GiveWell top charities Donor lottery GiveDirectly International Refugee Assistance Project RAICES National Immigration Law Center CALmatters Center for Investigative Reporting ProPublica Malaria Consortium Against Malaria Foundation StrongMinds Planned Parenthood Action Fund Cool Earth Causa Justa::Just Cause Initiate Justice Sorea Te Land Trust No Means No Worldwide Stonewall (UK) Afrinspire Effective Altruism Funds	Periodic donation list documentation		GiveWell staff members describe where they are donating in 2018. The majority are donating most of their money to GiveWell top charities (i.e., to GiveWell for discretionary regranting). A few explicitly donate to Malaria Consortium, Against Malaria Foundation, and GiveDirectly. Many staff members announce intent to donate a small fraction of their donation budget for animal welfare charities, but explicit names of animal welfare charities are not included. A number of donors mention donating small amounts to charities focused on justice-related themes and local causes. Not all employees are present in the document (participation is optional). Amounts donated are not included, per a decision by GiveWell
Announcing new EA Funds management teams	2018-10-27	Marek Duda	Effective Altruism Forum	Effective Altruism Funds	Effective Altruism Funds	Broad donor strategy	Animal welfare\|Global health\|AI safety\|Global catastrophic risks\|Effective altruism	The post announces the transition of the Effective Altruism Funds manaagement to teams, with a chair, team members, and advisors. The EA Community Fund is renamed the EA Meta Fund, and has chair Luke Ding and team Denise Melchin, Matt Wage, Alex Foster, and Tara MacAulay, with advisor Nick Beckstead. The long-term future fund has chair Matt Fallshaw, and team Helen Toner, Oliver Habryka, Matt Wage, and Alex Zhu, with advisors Nick Beckstead and Jonas Vollmer. The animal welfare fund has chair Lewis Bollard (same as before) and team Jamie Spurgeon, Natalie Cargill, and Toni Adleberg. The global development fund continues to be solely managed by Elie Hassenfeld. The granting schedule will be thrice a year: November, February, and June for all funds except the Global Development Fund, which will be in December, March, and July.
EA Funds - An update from CEA	2018-08-07	Marek Duda	Centre for Effective Altruism	Effective Altruism Funds	Effective Altruism Funds	Broad donor strategy	Animal welfare\|Global health\|AI safety\|Global catastrophic risks\|Effective altruism	Marek Duda gives an update on work on the EA Funds donation platform, the departure of Nick Beckstead from managing the EA Community and Long-Term Future Funds, and the experimental creation of "Junior" Funds
The EA Community and Long-Term Future Funds Lack Transparency and Accountability	2018-07-23	Evan Gaensbauer	Effective Altruism Forum	Effective Altruism Funds	Effective Altruism Funds	Evaluator review of donee	Animal welfare\|global health\|AI safety\|global catastrophic risks\|effective altruism	Evan Gaensbauer builds on past criticism of the EA Funds by Henry Stanley at http://effective-altruism.com/ea/1k9/ea_funds_hands_out_money_very_infrequently_should/ and http://effective-altruism.com/ea/1mr/how_to_improve_ea_funds/ Gaensbauer notes that the Global Health and Development Fund and the Animal Welfare Fund have done a better job of paying out and announcing payouts. However, the Long-Term Future Fund and EA Community Fund, both managed by Nick Beckstead, have announced only one payout, and have missed their self-imposed date for announcing the remaining payouts. Some comments by Marek Duda of the Centre for Effective Altruism (the parent of EA Funds) are also discussed
Update on Partnerships with External Donors	2018-05-16	Holden Karnofsky	Open Philanthropy Project	Open Philanthropy Project Future Justice Fund Accountable Justice Action Fund Effective Altruism Funds	Accountable Justice Action Fund Effective Altruism Funds	Miscellaneous commentary	Criminal justice reform,Animal welfare	The Open Philanthropy Project describes how it works with donors other than Good Ventures (the foundation under Dustin Moskovitz and Cari Tuna that accounts for almost all Open Phil grantmaking). The blog post reiterates that the long-term goal is to inform many different funders, but that is not a short-term priority because the Open Philanthropy Project is not moving enough money to even achieve the total spend that Good Ventures is willing to go up to. The post mentions that Chloe Cockburn, the program officer for criminal justice reform, is working with other funders in criminal justice reform, and they have created a separate vehicle, the Accountable Justice Action Fund, to pool resources. Also, Mike and Kaitlyn Krieger, who previously worked with the Open Philanthropy Project, now have their own criminal justice-focused Future Justice Fund, and are getting help from Cockburn to allocate money from the fund. For causes outside of criminal justice reform, the role of Effective Altruism Funds (whose grantmaking is managed by Open Philanthropy Project staff members) is mentioned. Also, Lewis Bollard is said to have moved ~10% as much money through advice to other donors as he has moved through the Open Philanthropy Project
How to improve EA Funds	2018-04-04	Henry Stanley	Effective Altruism Forum	Effective Altruism Funds	Effective Altruism Funds	Evaluator review of donee	Animal welfare\|Global health\|AI safety\|Global catastrophic risks\|Effective altruism	Henry Stanley echoes thoughts expressed in his previous post http://effective-altruism.com/ea/1k9/ea_funds_hands_out_money_very_infrequently_should/ and argues for regular disbursement, holding funds in interest-bearing assets, and more clarity about fund manager bandwidth. Comments also discuss Effective Altruism Grants
Where, why and how I donated in 2017	2018-02-01	Ben Kuhn		Ben Kuhn Open Philanthropy Project Effective Altruism Funds Effective Altruism Grants	GiveWell GiveWell top charities EA Giving Group Effective Altruism Funds	Periodic donation list documentation	Global health and development	Kuhn describes his decision to allocate his donation amount ($60,000, calculated as 50% of his income for the year) between GiveWell, GiveWell top charities, and his own donor-advised fund managed by Fidelity. Kuhn also discusses the Open Philanthropy Project, EA Funds, and EA Grants, and the EA Giving Group he donated to the previous year
EA Funds hands out money very infrequently - should we be worried?	2018-01-31	Henry Stanley	Effective Altruism Forum	Effective Altruism Funds	Effective Altruism Funds	Miscellaneous commentary	Animal welfare\|Global health\|AI safety\|Global catastrophic risks\|Effective altruism	Henry Stanley expresses concern that the Effective Altruism Funds hands out money very infrequently. Commenters include Peter Hurford (who suggests a percentage-based approach), Elie Hassenfeld, the manager of the global health and development fund, and Evan Gaensbauer, a person well-connected in effective altruist social circles
Where the ACE Staff Members Are Giving in 2017 and Why	2017-12-26	Allison Smith	Animal Charity Evaluators	Jon Bockman Allison Smith Toni Adleberg Sofia Davis-Fogel Kieran Greig Jamie Spurgeon Erika Alonso Eric Herboso Gina Stuessy	Animal Charity Evaluators The Good Food Institute Vegan Outreach A Well-Fed World Better Eating International Encompass Direct Action Everywhere Animal Charity Evaluators Recommended Charity Fund Against Malaria Foundation Animal equality The Nonhuman Rights Project AnimaNaturalis Internacional The Humane League GiveDirectly Food Empowerment Project Mercy For Animals New Harvest StrongMinds Centre for Effective Altruism Effective Altruism Funds Machine Intelligence Research Institute Donor lottery Sentience Institute Wild-Animal Suffering Research	Periodic donation list documentation	Animal welfare\|AI safety\|Global health and development\|Effective altruism	Animal Charity Evaluators (ACE) staff describe where they donated or plan to donate in 2017. Donation amounts are not disclosed, likely by policy
Suggestions for Individual Donors from Open Philanthropy Project Staff - 2017	2017-12-21	Holden Karnofsky	Open Philanthropy Project	Jaime Yassif Chloe Cockburn Lewis Bollard Nick Beckstead Daniel Dewey	Center for International Security and Cooperation Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security Good Call Court Watch NOLA Compassion in World Farming USA Wild-Animal Suffering Research Effective Altruism Funds Donor lottery Future of Humanity Institute Center for Human-Compatible AI Machine Intelligence Research Institute Berkeley Existential Risk Initiative Centre for Effective Altruism 80,000 Hours Alliance to Feed the Earth in Disasters	Donation suggestion list	Animal welfare\|AI safety\|Biosecurity and pandemic preparedness\|Effective altruism\|Criminal justice reform	Open Philanthropy Project staff give suggestions on places that might be good for individuals to donate to. Each suggestion includes a section "Why I suggest it", a section explaining why the Open Philanthropy Project has not funded (or not fully funded) the opportunity, and links to relevant writeups
Staff Members’ Personal Donations for Giving Season 2017	2017-12-18	Holden Karnofsky	Open Philanthropy Project	Holden Karnofsky Alexander Berger Nick Beckstead Helen Toner Claire Zabel Lewis Bollard Ajeya Cotra Morgan Davis Michael Levine	GiveWell top charities GiveWell GiveDirectly EA Giving Group Berkeley Existential Risk Initiative Effective Altruism Funds Sentience Institute Encompass The Humane League The Good Food Institute Mercy For Animals Compassion in World Farming USA Animal Equality Donor lottery Against Malaria Foundation GiveDirectly	Periodic donation list documentation		Open Philanthropy Project staff members describe where they are donating this year, and the considerations that went into the donation decision. By policy, amounts are not disclosed. This is the first standalone blog post of this sort by the Open Philanthropy Project; in previous years, the corresponding donations were documented in the GiveWell staff members donation post
Staff members’ personal donations for giving season 2017	2017-12-11	Josh Rosenberg	GiveWell	Elie Hassenfeld Natalie Crispin Josh Rosenberg Sophie Monahan Catherine Hollander Andrew Martin Chelsea Tabart Christian Smith Isabel Arjmand James Snowden	GiveWell top charities Effective Altruism Funds No Lean Season Against Malaria Foundation GiveDirectly Causa Justa::Just Cause Planned Parenthood ProPublica Earthjustice	Periodic donation list documentation		GiveWell staff describe where they are donating in 2017. Not all employees are present in the document (participation is optional). Amounts donated are not included, per a decision by GiveWell
AI: a Reason to Worry, and to Donate	2017-12-10	Jacob Falkovich		Jacob Falkovich	Machine Intelligence Research Institute Future of Life Institute Center for Human-Compatible AI Berkeley Existential Risk Initiative Future of Humanity Institute Effective Altruism Funds	Single donation documentation	AI safety	Falkovich explains why he thinks AI safety is a much more important and relatively neglected existential risk than climate change, and why he is donating to it. He says he is donating to MIRI because he is reasonably certain of the importance of their work on AI aligment. However, he lists a few other organizations for which he is willing to match donations up to 0.3 bitcoins, and encourages other donors to use their own judgment to decide among them: Future of Life Institute, Center for Human-Compatible AI, Berkeley Existential Risk Initiative, Future of Humanity Institute, and Effective Altruism Funds (the Long-Term Future Fund)
What is the status of EA funds? They seem pretty dormant	2017-12-10	Ben West	Effective Altruism Facebook group	Effective Altruism Funds	Effective Altruism Funds	Miscellaneous commentary	Animal welfare\|Global health\|AI safety\|Global catastrophic risks\|Effective altruism	Ben West, wondering whether to donate to the Effective Altruism Funds for his end-of-year donation, wonders whether the Funds are dormant, since no donations from the fund have been announced since April. In the comments, Marek Duda of the Centre for Effective Altruism reports that the Funds pages have been updated to include some recent donations, and West updates his post to note that
Update on Effective Altruism Funds	2017-04-20	Kerry Vaughan	Centre for Effective Altruism	Effective Altruism Funds	Effective Altruism Funds	Periodic donation list documentation	Animal welfare\|Global health\|AI safety\|Global catastrophic risks\|Effective altruism	Kerry Vaughan provides a progress report on the beta launch of EA Funds, and says it will go on beyond beta. The post includes information on reception of EA Funds so far, money donated to the funds, and fund allocations for the money donated so far
EA Funds Beta Launch	2017-02-28	Tara MacAulay	Centre for Effective Altruism	Effective Altruism Funds	Effective Altruism Funds	Launch	Animal welfare\|Global health\|AI safety\|Global catastrophic risks\|Effective altruism	Tara MacAulay of the Centre for Effective Altruism (CEA), the parent of Effective Altruism Funds, describes the beta launch of the project. CEA will revisit within three months to decide whether to make the EA Funds permanent
Introducing the EA Funds	2017-02-09	William MacAskill	Centre for Effective Altruism	Effective Altruism Funds	Effective Altruism Funds	Launch	Animal welfare\|Global health\|AI safety\|Global catastrophic risks\|Effective altruism	William MacAskill of the Centre for Effective Altruism (CEA) proposes EA Funds, inspired by the Shulman/Christiano donor lottery from 2016-12, while also incorporating elements of the EA Giving Group run by Nick Beckstead

Full list of donations in reverse chronological order (19 donations)

Donor	Amount (current USD)	Amount rank (out of 19)	Donation date	Cause area	URL	Influencer	Notes
Ozy Brennan	--	--	2019-01-03	Animal welfare	https://thingofthings.wordpress.com/2019/01/03/donation-post-2018/	--	Donation is to the Animal Welfare Fund (of the four Funds labeled Effective Altruism Funds). The donor, Ozy Brennan, had past experience interacting with Lewis Bollard, chair of the Animal Welfare Fund, at the time they were evaluating Wild-Animal Suffering Research (WASR), when Ozy used to work there. Ozy was impressed by Bollard's thoughtful approach during the grantmaking process, and continues to be impressed by the grants made by the Animal Welfare Fund, which are innovative, geographically diverse, and hard for small donors to find. Ozy identifies the following characteristics for other people who may be interested in donating to the Animal Welfare Fund: (a) People who prioritize animal welfare and do not think we should concentrate on persuading people to be vegan/vegetarian. (b) People who support "weird EA" animal causes.
Jeff Kaufman and Julia Wise	20.00	15	2018-12-02	Effective altruism/movement growth	https://www.jefftk.com/donations	--	Donation to the EA Community Fund.
Patrick Brinich-Langlois	2,504.00	10	2018-11-27	Global catastrophic risks/other long-term future	https://www.patbl.com/misc/other/donations/	--	Donation earmarked for the Long-Term Future Fund.
Aaron Gertler	1,000.00	11	2018-11-27	Effective altruism/movement growth	https://aarongertler.net/donations-all-years/	--	Timed to coincide with matching funds from Facebook's Giving Tuesday event. The match was successful, so Facebook matched the full $1000. Percentage of total donor spend in the corresponding batch of donations: 100.00%.
Jeff Kaufman and Julia Wise	103,000.00	1	2018-11-11	Effective altruism/movement growth	https://www.jefftk.com/donations	--	Donation to the EA Community Fund.
Patrick Brinich-Langlois	14,000.00	4	2018-10-27	Global catastrophic risks/other long-term future	https://www.patbl.com/misc/other/donations/	--	Donation earmarked for the Long-Term Future Fund.
Patrick Brinich-Langlois	11,100.00	5	2017-12-29	Global catastrophic risks/other long-term future	https://www.patbl.com/misc/other/donations/	--	Donation earmarked for the Long-Term Future Fund managed by Nick Beckstead.
Patrick Brinich-Langlois	11,100.00	5	2017-12-29	Effective altruism/movement growth	https://www.patbl.com/misc/other/donations/	--	Donation earmarked for the EA Community Fund managed by Nick Beckstead.
Jeff Kaufman and Julia Wise	66,000.00	2	2017-12-27	Effective altruism/movement growth	https://www.jefftk.com/donations	--	Donation to the EA Community Fund managed by Nick Beckstead. See https://www.jefftk.com/p/2017-donations for more background on the donation decision. The total amount donated by the couple for 2017 is $142,000, out of which 50% ($71,000) is outside GiveWell-recommended charities. $5,000 of this was already donated to the EA Community Fund earlier in the year, leaving $66,000 which is donated in this donation. Percentage of total donor spend in the corresponding batch of donations: 100.00%.
Morgan Davis	--	--	2017-12-18	--	https://www.openphilanthropy.org/blog/staff-members-personal-donations-giving-season-2017#Morgan	--	Split between the different funds: 5% for animal welfare, 5% for global development, 15% for EA Community, and 75% for the long-term future fund. Donor also considered donating to Berkeley Existential Risk Initiative (BERI), which she is impressed by, and sees a need for after encountering bureaucracy in academia while working as grant manager for the Open Philanthropy Project. However, she ultimately felt that the fund managers for Effective Altruism Funds would be able to make better decisions. Percentage of total donor spend in the corresponding batch of donations: 100.00%.
James Snowden	--	--	2017-12-11	Global health\|Animal welfare	https://blog.givewell.org/2017/12/11/staff-members-personal-donations-for-giving-season-2017/#James	--	The plan is to donate 80% to the Global Health and Development Fund, and 10% to the Animal Welfare Fund.
Josh Rosenberg	--	--	2017-12-11	Global catastrophic risks/other long-term future	https://blog.givewell.org/2017/12/11/staff-members-personal-donations-for-giving-season-2017/#Josh	--	Money to the Long-Term Future Fund managed by Nick Beckstead. Believes money in the fund will be put to good use, and believes in the importance of future generations. Percentage of total donor spend in the corresponding batch of donations: 100.00%.
Aaron Gertler	500.00	12	2017-10-28	Effective altruism/movement growth	https://aarongertler.net/donations-all-years/	--	Money to the EA Community Fund managed by Nick Beckstead.
Aaron Gertler	500.00	12	2017-09-27	Effective altruism/movement growth	https://aarongertler.net/donations-all-years/	--	Money to the EA Community Fund managed by Nick Beckstead.
Patrick Brinich-Langlois	20,000.00	3	2017-08-28	Global catastrophic risks/other long-term future	https://www.patbl.com/misc/other/donations/	--	Donation earmarked for the Long-Term Future Fund managed by Nick Beckstead.
Jeff Kaufman and Julia Wise	5,000.00	9	2017-06-27	Effective altruism/movement growth	https://www.jefftk.com/donations	--	Donation earmarked for the Effective Altruism Community Fund managed by Nick Beckstead. Employer match: Wave matched 5,000.00.
Peter Hurford	100.00	14	2017-04-04	Effective altruism/movement growth	http://peterhurford.com/other/donations.html	--	25% to each fund, for informational purposes.
Patrick Brinich-Langlois	7,500.00	7	2017-03-25	Global catastrophic risks/other long-term future	https://www.patbl.com/misc/other/donations/	--	Donation earmarked for the Long-Term Future Fund managed by Nick Beckstead.
Patrick Brinich-Langlois	7,500.00	7	2017-03-25	Effective altruism/movement growth	https://www.patbl.com/misc/other/donations/	--	Donation earmarked for the Effective Altruism Community Fund managed by Nick Beckstead.