Andrew Sabin Family Foundation

A prolific family foundation that makes roughly two hundred grants a year across environmental protection, cancer and cardiovascular research, and its home community on Long Island, seeding new institutions such as university climate law centers.

Financial profile

Andrew Sabin Family Foundation · EIN 20-8729425 · 501(c)(3)

Fiscal yearTotal revenueContributionsProgram servicesTotal expensesNet assetsYear end
FY2022$5,029,413$6,836,445$14,152,326Dec 2022
FY2021$4,554,887$4,583,587$18,584,561Dec 2021
FY2020$6,020,754$2,838,255$17,639,694Dec 2020
FY2019$2,332,851$3,552,834$13,749,505Dec 2019
FY2015$6,137,248$3,113,210$16,319,801Dec 2015
FY2014$4,241,040$3,517,742$16,182,163Dec 2014

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Peer societies

Five societies Andrew Sabin Family Foundation is read alongside.

Who backs ASFF

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The outside view

A prolific family foundation that makes roughly two hundred grants a year across environmental protection, cancer and cardiovascular research, and its home community on Long Island, seeding new institutions such as university climate law centers.

  • Authority
  • Build
  • Outward
  • Operational

Their shape

The Frontier

At home at the edge of what comes next.

The Frontier is restless and pioneering, always testing what comes next. Its gift is innovation and adaptability, its challenge is focus, and not leaving its longtime members behind.

Also reads toward The Legacy and The Movement.

Strengths

→You move toward the unknown while others wait for certainty.
→Decisions are made and acted on, and momentum rarely stalls in committee.
→Your field watches you for what's next, not what came before.

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