2019 Case For Support
Consider joining us In The Arena and give to the McCain Institute: our Case for Support.
Donors
Donations to Arizona State University Foundation designated for the McCain Institute
We wish to acknowledge and thank the following individuals, foundations and companies for their generous support, either financially or through in-kind services, of the McCain Institute’s mission and work
- $100,000 and Above
- $25,000 – $99,999
- $1,000 – $24,999
Arizona Public Service Foundation
Michael L. Ashner
Baltic-American Freedom Foundation
The BGR Foundation
Bloomberg Philanthropies
Carnegie Corporation of New York
Chan Soon-Shiong Family Foundation
Charitable Foundation – Anonymous Gift
Chevron
Cisco Systems, Inc.
Craig Cogut
Daimler
Robert A. Day
The Eranda Rothschild Foundation – Sir Evelyn and Lynn Forester de Rothschild
FedEx Corporation
Ford Foundation
Freeport-McMoRan Foundation
GE Foundation
The Harry & Florence Sloan Foundation
Hensley Beverage Company
Hess Foundation, Inc.
Humanity United
The Hungary Initiatives Foundation
Jane and Marc Nathanson Foundation
John Lehman
Libra Group
The Maffei Foundation
McCain Presidential Campaign & McCain Institute Foundation
MEG Energy Corp MGM Resorts International
James B. Nicholson
OCP S.A.
Open Society Foundations
Robert Bosch Stiftung
Ronald O. Perelman
The Perelman Family Foundation Inc.
PetSmart
The Pivotal Foundation
Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia
Salt River Project
The Sasakawa Peace Foundation
Simms Mann Family Foundation
Paul E. Singer
The Starr Foundation
Swift Charities
Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.
Lisa and Greg Wendt
Additionally, the Howard G. Buffett Foundation has provided support for the North Kivu Democracy Project administered by the McCain Institute, as well as for the Next Generation Leaders and Next Generation Professionals programs.
Transatlantic Research and Debate was generously supported by a grant from the European Union.
The Smith Richardson Foundation’s grant supports the project: From Reset to Containment: In Search of a Better U.S. Policy towards Putin’s Russia.
The McCain Institute also received two anonymous donations in support of its efforts countering human trafficking.