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    DORIS DUKE FOUNDATION FOR ISLAMIC ART

    Supporting OrganizationIRS data 2022–2024
    NEW YORK, NYEIN 050523809 Website

    Annual Giving

    $4.3M+7% YoY

    Grants

    22

    Median Grant

    $100K

    Organizations Funded

    46

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    Foundation Overview

    Mission

    Shangri La is a museum for learning about the global cultures of Islamic art and design through exhibitions, digital and educational initiatives, public tours and programs, and community partnerships. Created in 1998 to promote the study and understanding of Islamic arts and cultures.

    Focus Areas

    u.s. muslim storytelling in film and mediadocumentary film impact and outreachjournalism on muslim and asian american communitiesmedia professional development and fellowshipsperforming arts and touring productionsmuseum exhibitions and art preservationrefugee and immigrant narrativesresearch on u.s. muslims and asian americans

    Grant Types

    fellowshipsprofessional developmentscholarshipsgeneral operating supportresearch studiesimpact campaignstouring/performance supportincubator/competitive labstravel fundsconvening/collaborative funds

    Funded Initiatives

    Building Bridges Program supporting U.S. Muslim storytelling through $1M grant to Sundance Institute; Building Bridges Completion Fund offering grants up to $25,000 to filmmakers; $118 million invested over 25 years in Shangri La and local Hawaiian projects

    How to Apply

    Invitation-only residency program managed by curatorial team; semester-based internships available (fall, spring, summer) with rolling application review

    Based on publicly available information from the foundation's 990 filings and website.

    Giving History

    2024+7%

    $4.3M

    Grants

    22

    Median

    $100K

    States

    8

    2023-8%

    $4.0M

    Grants

    18

    Median

    $100K

    States

    8

    2022

    $4.4M

    Grants

    35

    Median

    $100K

    States

    15

    Grant Size Distribution

    $100K

    Typical Grant (Median)

    $20K

    Smallest

    $50K

    25th Pctile

    $193K

    75th Pctile

    $913K

    Largest

    Excludes grants ≤ $5K. Half fall between $50K and $193K.

    Largest Recent Grants

    $913K

    2024

    CENTER FOR ASIAN AMERICAN MEDIA

    CA · REIMAGINING AND INVESTING IN A NEW INFRASTRUCTURE FOR US MUSLIM STORYTELLING IN INDEPENDENT FILM AND MEDIA.

    $531K

    2024

    PEW RESEARCH CENTER

    DC · TO SUPPORT THE TIMELY UPDATE OF THE U.S. MUSLIM LANDSCAPE STUDY AND TO BUILD KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING ABOUT THE COMMUNITY AT THE INTERSECTIONS OF RELIGION, ETHNICITY AND RACE.

    $530K

    2024

    UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

    CA · TO SUPPORT THE "VIOLENCE AGAINST MUSLIMS IN FILM: EXPLORING THE PREVALENCE AND CONTEXT OF AGGRESSION ON SCREEN" STUDY AND DISSEMINATION OF FINDINGS.

    $500K

    2024

    CENTER FOR CULTURAL AND TECHNICAL INTERCHANGE BETWEEN EAST AND WEST

    HI · TO SUPPORT THE CREATION OF THE DDF AND EWC INDO-PACIFIC FUTURES FELLOWSHIP, THAT SEEKS TO ENHANCE CAPACITY OF EMERGING LEADERS FROM AROUND THE INDO-PACIFIC REGION THROUGH CONNECTIONS, EXPERIENCES AND SKILLS.

    $435K

    2024

    SUNDANCE INSTITUTE

    UT · TO SUPPORT EMERGING AND ESTABLISHED FILMMAKERS WITH PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FELLOWSHIPS AND PROJECT COMPLETION FUNDS.

    Geographic Focus

    CA
    $1.7M5 grants
    DC
    $825K5 grants
    HI
    $550K2 grants
    UT
    $435K1 grants
    NY
    $425K4 grants

    Top states by total grant dollars. Based on IRS filing data.

    Financial Overview

    YearTotal AssetsGrants Paid
    2024
    $40.6M
    $4.3M(10.6%)
    2023
    $41.5M
    $4.0M(9.7%)
    2022
    $37.0M
    $4.4M(11.9%)

    Grants paid shown as percentage of total assets

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    Data sourced from IRS 990 and 990-PF filings and publicly available foundation websites. Grant data, financial figures, and organizational details reflect historical filings and may not represent current operations or funding priorities. Verify directly with the foundation before applying. See an issue? Let us know.

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