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Carnegie Corporation of New York
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Frederick P. Keppel
Charles Dollard
John Gardner
Alan Pifer
David A. Hamburg
Vartan Gregorian
Honours
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"Carnegie Scholar" redirects here. For the Scottish scholarship, see Carnegie Trust for the Universities of Scotland § Carnegie Scholarships. This article is about a U.S. philanthropic trust. For other uses, see Carnegie Foundation (disambiguation). United States trust

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Carnegie Corporation of New York

The Corporation's headquarters at 437 Madison Avenue in New York
Formation
9 June 1911; 109 years ago
( 1911-06-09)
Founder
Andrew Carnegie
Type
Foundation
Legal status
Nonprofit organization
Purpose
To promote the advancement and diffusion of knowledge and understanding
Headquarters
New York, United States
Region
Global
Methods
Grant-giving
Fields
Education, democracy, international peace, higher education in Africa
Chair of the Board
Thomas Kean
Revenue (2018)
$253 million
Expenses (2018)
$180 million
Endowment (2018)
$3.5 billion
Website
www .carnegie .org
The Carnegie Corporation of New York MHL is a philanthropic fund established by Andrew Carnegie in 1911 to support education programs across the United States, and later the world.