Who Supports Crisis Group

Maintaining a diverse funding base is critical to preserving Crisis Group's political independence and credibility. With this in mind the organisation is constantly seeking new donors willing to provide financial support. Crisis Group is indebted not only to the following donors who have made direct financial contributions, but also to the many others who give so much of their time, creativity and in-kind assistance. The following governments and intergovernmental institutions, foundations, organisations and individuals have recently contributed to Crisis Group's activities.

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Governments and Intergovernmental Institutions | International Foundations

President's Council | International Advisory Council

Other individual and corporate support

Governments and Intergovernmental Institutions
(supporting Crisis Group in 2009-10)

• Australian Agency for International Development
• Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
• Austrian Development Agency
• Belgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
• Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada
• Canadian International Development Agency
• Canadian International Development Research Centre
• Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs
• Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs
• Royal Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs
• Finnish Ministry of Foreign Affairs
• French Ministry of Foreign Affairs
• German Foreign Office
• Irish Aid
• Japan International Cooperation Agency
• Luxembourg Ministry of Foreign Affairs
• New Zealand Agency for International Development
• Principality of Liechtenstein
• Royal Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
• Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs
• Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs
• Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs
• United Kingdom Department for International Development
• UK Economic and Social Research Council
• United States Agency for International Development

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International Foundations
(supporting Crisis Group in 2009-10)

• Carnegie Corporation of New York
• The Charitable Foundation
• Clifford Chance Foundation
• The Elders Foundation
• Humanity United
• Hunt Alternatives Fund
• Jewish World Watch
• John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
• Korea Foundation
• Open Society Institute
• Ploughshares Fund
• Rockefeller Brothers Fund
• Sigrid Rausing Trust
• The Connect U.S. Fund
• VIVA Trust
• William and Flora Hewlett Foundation

President's Council

• Canaccord Adams Limited
• Neil & Sandy DeFeo
• Fares Fares
• Mala Gaonkar
• Alan Griffiths
• Iara Lee & George Gund III Foundation
• Frank Holmes
• George Landegger
• Ford Nicholson
• Statoil
• Ian Telfer
• Neil Woodyer

International Advisory Council

• Rita Hauser Co-Chair
• Elliott Kulick Co-Chair
• Anglo American PLC
• APCO Worldwide Inc.
• Ed Bachrach
• Stanley Bergman & Edward Bergman
• Harry Bookey & Pamela Bass-Bookey
• David Brown
• John Chapman Chester
• Chevron
• Jean Manas
• John Ehara
• Equinox Partners
• Seth Ginns
• Joseph Hotung
• H.J. Keilman
• George Kellner
• Amed Khan
• Zelmira Koch
• Liquidnet
• McKinsey & Company
• Najib Mikati
• Harriet Mouchly-Weiss
• Yves Oltramare
• Anna Luisa Ponti & Geoffrey Hoguet
• Michael Riordan
• Belinda Stronach
• Talisman Energy
• Tilleke & Gibbins
• Kevin Torudag
• VIVATrust
• Yapı Merkezi Construction and Industry Inc.

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Other individual and corporate support
(dontations made during 2009)

US$25,000 or more

• American University of Beirut
• Herman de Bode
• Maria Livanos Cattaui
• Victor Dahdaleh
• Mo Ibrahim Foundation
• Mary and Michael Jaharis
• Link Group LLC
• The Playtex Cares Foudation
• Radcliffe Foundation
• Stanley and Tracy Shopkorn
• Sun Products
• Tufts University
• Enzo Viscusi
• WEDGE Alternatives
• WEDGE Group

US$10,000 or more

• American Task Force for Lebanon
• Trustees, Alumni and Friends of American University of Beirut
• BMO Capital Markets
• Patrick and Sophie Benzie
• Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.
• Catholic Agency for Overseas Development
• Carla Hills
• Swanee Hunt
• Kimberly- Clark Corporation
• Jeannette and H. Peter Kriendler Charitable Trust
• Morgan Stanley
• NPI Capital, LP
• Güler Sabanci
• Stephen and Nina Solarz
• United Water
• Vestar Capital Partners
• Shinji Yazaki

US$5,000 or more

• Morton Abramowitz
• Deutsche Bank Group
• John and Jodie Eastman
• EG Investment Advisors, LLC
• George Fina
• Gayle Hill and Jeffrey Urbina
• James Kimsey
• Robert Kissane
• Willem Kok
• Nii Owuraka Koney
• George P. O'Sullivan
• Pär Stenbäck

US$1,000 or more

• Ken Abramowitz
• Kenneth Adelman
• Ronnie Aked
• Burnan Al-Chalabi
• The Alan B. Slifka Foundation
• Rani Aliahmad
• Henry Arnhold
• Debbie Baldwin
• Bruce and Julie Blackwell
• Susan Blaustein
• John Brademas
• Martha Brantley
• Andrew Brimmer
• Naresh Chandra
• Ahmad and Michelle Chebbani
• Pat Cox
• William Draper
• Gareth Evans
• Mark Eyskens
• Jess Fardella
• Malcolm Fraser
• Michael and Risa Freedman
• Peter and Barrett Frelinghuysen
• Yoichi Funabashi
• Jan Garmulewicz
• Jonathan Greenblatt
• Jon Greenwald
• Nancy Janin
• Richard Hall
• Peter Harling
• Brad Haynes
• Joost Hiltermann
• Eleanor Holtzman
• Anwar Ibrahim
• ISI Group
• Habib and Lara Kairouz
• Ricardo Lagos
• Amy Lehman
• Lost and Foundation, Inc.
• The Melvin & Bren Simon Foundation
• The Milner Family Foundation
• Neal Nathani
• The New Prospect Foundation
• Ayo Obe
• Sejal Patel
• Christopher Patten
• Nicholas Paumgarten
• David L. Phillips
• Thomas Pickering
• Helen Raffel
• William Raveis
• Peter Reinemann
• Daniel Rose
• Richard Ruble
• Ghassan Salame
• Mark Schneider
• Joachim Schmitz
• Bren Simon
• Nancy Soderberg
• Don Steinberg and Raquel Wilerman
• Leila and Mickey Straus
• John Taylor
• Julie Taymor
• Tom Vertin
• David Walker
• H. Lake Wise
• The Whitehead Foundation
• Richard Wolff
• Minky Worden
• Marc Zeepvat
• Greg Zinn