Donor Partners
The Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation has the privilege of working with a diverse group of donor partners, including individuals, family foundations, private foundations and corporations, who have joined with us to support innovative entrepreneurs addressing some of the most vexing challenges facing our nation and our world.
Since 2002, Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation has raised nearly $100 million from a wide variety of donor partners and supported more than 170 social enterprises around the world, with plans to support 100 more by 2024.
Our first two funds supported 86 exemplary organizations that are making critical inroads on a diverse set of social issues. Fund III launched in 2016 with $65 million to support 100 new social entrepreneurs through 2020 who aspire to make the world a better place.
Fund I: Vintage year 2002
$14 million contributed, 30 organizations funded
Fund II: Vintage year 2011
$32 million contributed by > 20 donor partners; 56 organizations funded
Fund III: Vintage year 2016
$65 million contributed by >50 donor partners; 100 organizations to be funded
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The headline of this year’s Annual Report captures the task ahead for all of us. It truly is a time for all of us t… https://t.co/KoaC10mJsM
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.@MeritAmerica receives $250,000 from @CapitalOne to help advance socioeconomic mobility in Dallas. More: https://t.co/gmDV1ePsvu
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"Wrongful convictions disproportionately impact Black and Brown Americans,” @GalvinAlmanza, co-founder of @PFJ_USA,… https://t.co/djx7TVG5sc
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The world needs equity-driven leaders to rise up and collectively make a difference now more than ever. Are you in?… https://t.co/ALf1dZeHqS
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.@renewalworkshop & @potterybarn partner to launch Pottery Barn Renewed, an initiative to extend the life of the br… https://t.co/dsPr6TixIl
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RT @wattTime: WattTime data is now being used to decrease emissions from #cryptocurrency. @CryptoClimAcc provides multiple options to calcu…
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.@DeVoneBoggan has spent a decade+ working w/ young men involved in gun violence. During that time, he’s seen many… https://t.co/8RYgp6nRrj
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Grantee @WattTime awarded a $500K climate action grant from @PJMFnd to support their tech solutions that make it ea… https://t.co/erUycpeTNv
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Watch @lavamaex in Lead Me Home, a @netflix documentary that tells the real-life stories of people living on the st… https://t.co/GcRtuYp6bL
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A moving feature on @JazaEnergy, a solar company that rents out rechargeable batteries to serve rural villages with… https://t.co/5T6IB4QkGL
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Americans want U.S. companies to compensate workers fairly, help create more jobs & value accountability to all, sh… https://t.co/GwUIxa1CDP
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.@ghcorps receives $6M from MacKenzie Scott and Dan Jewett. The gift "is an endorsement of the belief that investin… https://t.co/7SiNMXFs55
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Grantee @joinfreew0rld receives @TDFHereforGood 2021 Pegasus Prize. The $50K award furthers FreeWorld's efforts to… https://t.co/ckaewCIXty
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Thrilled to see @ZarlashtH, @RefugeeTraumaUK CEO, included in @BBC's list of 100 inspirational & influential women… https://t.co/EQIy4AAVn5
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30-40% of the food supply goes to waste each year w/ the heaviest losses occurring now during the holiday season—mi… https://t.co/yrmqwWydCq
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Grantee @lavamaex will be featured in the new @netflix documentary Lead Me Home—a cinematic portrait of a surging h… https://t.co/DR2nHngY9P
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Grantee @icivics announced as an EdTech Creator Challenge winner! iCivics will receive $100K in funding from… https://t.co/8lhJCYlAtY
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Studies have shown that adults who educate themselves & their children about #ChildSafetyAbuse can help prevent it.… https://t.co/lUsDbDrAlN
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Gavin McCormick, co-founder of @wattTime, shares how @ClimateTRACE uses satellite imagery, big data and AI to monit… https://t.co/x3YLVuhoUc
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