$18.3M in expenses

Effective altruism funds (ea funds) and giving what we can (GWWC) are the major grantmaking programs of the organization. Ea funds funds small or early stage projects focused on improving the lives of people in extreme poverty, improving the wellbeing of non-human animals, supporting the effective altruism community and improving the long-term future. GWWC inspires donations to the world's most effective organizations and provides a platform for making those donations. With the donations, the organization makes grants to the charities and other entities recommended by GWWC.

$8.7M in expenses

Centre for effective altruism supports the effective altruism community. It nurtures spaces where people can explore how to apply the ideas of effective altruism to their future careers, research, or donations. These spaces include events such as the ea global conference, local community groups, and online spaces such as the ea forum.

$4.7M in expenses

In furtherance of its mission, the organization began a program to (1) grow the effective altruism community by providing a free space for individuals including university students to gather, network, and learn about effective altruism, and (2) provide a space for university and nonprofit research groups focused on long term risks to humanity (such as biosecurity risks) to meet, work, and advance critical ideas to address these risks.

$6.6M in expenses

Longview philanthropy educates philanthropists on charitable giving and conducts research into existential and catastrophic risks. This includes educating people about the world's most important problems, hosting events to connect philanthropists and experts, and researching and recommending grants. 80,000 hours provides research and support to help people enter careers that effectively tackle the world's most pressing problems by providing 1-on-1 career advising, as well as maintaining a blog, a podcast, and a curated job board of high-impact opportunities. Asterisk is a quarterly journal of writing and clear thinking designed to educate the public about things that matter. The forethought foundation aims to promote and communicate academic and nonacademic work that addresses the question of how to use our scarce resources to improve the world as much as possible. Forethought supports and promotes individuals and institutions working on global priorities research, furthers and develops effective altruism and long-termism ideas, and promotes and presents the ideas of effective altruism and long-termism in social and traditional media, in person, and within academia. The centre for the governance of AI ("gov AI") aims to define and map the field of artificial intelligence (AI) governance and address the most important and neglected research questions. Gov AI fellowships and prizes support promising early-career researchers working on AI governance. Gov AI runs seminars and conferences to connect the field of AI governance better and build a thriving global research community.