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Funders

Our research is primarily funded by donations. Every contribution supports our work running large-scale forecasting studies to inform decision-making on high-stakes issues. To discuss ideas for forecasting projects or learn more about our specific funding needs, please contact us at info@forecastingresearch.org.

Below is a list of grantmaking organizations and individuals who have contributed $10,000 USD or more to FRI since its founding in October 2022. In addition to the grants below, our first project, the Existential Risk Persuasion Tournament (XPT), was made possible by a grant from the Musk Foundation before the Forecasting Research Institute was established.

Coefficient Giving (formerly Open Philanthropy)
DateAmountPurpose
March 2025$10,080,000 USDGeneral support
October 2024$1,071,000 USDSupport the Longitudinal Expert AI Panel (LEAP).
April 2024$483,850 USDForecasting red-line evaluations of advanced AI systems.
April 2024$100,000 USDSupport the construction of ForecastBench.
January 2024$60,000 USDAnalysis of forecasting accuracy using data from large forecasting competitions.
March 2023$75,000 USD (prize)Prize from the Open Philanthropy AI Worldviews Contest for our Existential Risk Persuasion Tournament (XPT) report.
March 2023$150,000 USDSupport the AI adversarial collaboration
December 2022$5,352,800 USDGeneral support
GiveWell
DateAmountPurpose
May 2025$200,808 USDElicit forecasts about the under-5 all-cause mortality treatment effect of water chlorination programs.
See GiveWell’s rationale here.
Ought
DateAmountPurpose
April 2026$100,000 USDGeneral support
Survival & Flourishing Fund
DateAmountPurpose
June 2025$10,000 USDGeneral support
Vanguard Charitable, on behalf of Craig Falls
DateAmountPurpose
September 2024$1,300,000 USDSupport the development and maintenance of the Longitudinal Expert AI Panel (LEAP).

We also receive some funding not listed above via research collaborations. We are often restricted from sharing details of collaborations until the research is public, but plan to share more information on this page soon.