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Committed Grants Database

Fighting poverty, disease, and inequity through philanthropy. Explore our database below for a record of grants to support our areas of impact since 1994.

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This database includes grant commitments made by the Gates Foundation and previous foundations of the Gates family (William H. Gates Foundation, Gates Library Foundation, and Gates Learning Foundation) from 1994 onward. The system includes grants only, not direct charitable contracts or Program Related Investments. Please note that this database is a dynamic system that undergoes updates, corrections, and deletions on an ongoing basis and may differ from information published on the financials page for the definitive list of all individual grants.

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Date last updated: Nov 2, 2026

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  • Grace District

    Division

    Global Development

    Date

    June 2000

    Region served

    AMERICA

    Committed amount

    $7,780

    Grant topic

    Global Libraries

    Duration (months)

    4

    Grantee location

    Grace, Idaho, United States

  • South Bannock District

    Division

    Global Development

    Date

    June 2000

    Region served

    AMERICA

    Committed amount

    $14,418

    Grant topic

    Global Libraries

    Duration (months)

    4

    Grantee location

    Downey, Idaho, United States

  • Challis Public

    Division

    Global Development

    Date

    June 2000

    Region served

    AMERICA

    Committed amount

    $5,009

    Grant topic

    Global Libraries

    Duration (months)

    4

    Grantee location

    Challis, Idaho, United States

  • Lucy Boyle Public Library

    Division

    Global Development

    Date

    June 2000

    Region served

    AMERICA

    Committed amount

    $16,263

    Grant topic

    Global Libraries

    Duration (months)

    4

    Grantee location

    Blackfoot, Idaho, United States

  • Snake River School/Community Library

    Division

    Global Development

    Date

    June 2000

    Region served

    AMERICA

    Committed amount

    $21,030

    Grant topic

    Global Libraries

    Duration (months)

    4

    Grantee location

    Blackfoot, Idaho, United States

  • Lost Rivers Community Library

    Division

    Global Development

    Date

    June 2000

    Region served

    AMERICA

    Committed amount

    $10,660

    Grant topic

    Global Libraries

    Duration (months)

    4

    Grantee location

    Arco, Idaho, United States

  • American Falls Library District

    Division

    Global Development

    Date

    June 2000

    Region served

    AMERICA

    Committed amount

    $8,209

    Grant topic

    Global Libraries

    Duration (months)

    4

    Grantee location

    American Falls, Idaho, United States

  • Aberdeen Public Library

    Division

    Global Development

    Date

    June 2000

    Region served

    AMERICA

    Committed amount

    $5,259

    Grant topic

    Global Libraries

    Duration (months)

    4

    Grantee location

    Aberdeen, Idaho, United States

  • Marshall Public Library

    Division

    Global Development

    Date

    June 2000

    Region served

    AMERICA

    Committed amount

    $16,263

    Grant topic

    Global Libraries

    Duration (months)

    4

    Grantee location

    Pocatello, Idaho, United States

  • Newton County Library System

    Division

    Global Development

    Date

    June 2000

    Region served

    AMERICA

    Committed amount

    $16,263

    Grant topic

    Global Libraries

    Duration (months)

    7

    Grantee location

    Covington, Georgia, United States

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