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Atlantic’s country books tell the stories of the foundation’s work in Australia, Cuba, Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland, South Africa and Viet Nam.

Our work on behalf of people with disabilities has focused on designing customized programs and services that meet the needs of each individual.

In 2002, our trustees decided to limit Atlantic’s life to a fixed term. Atlantic made its final grant commitments in December 2016 and has no more money to...

To achieve health equity, we are helping to identify, connect and prepare a generation of young leaders committed to driving systemic change in health care.

A $350 million Atlantic grant enabled Cornell University to build a New York City tech center that has become a magnet for world-class researchers, young...

Chuck Feeney died at age 92. But his vision and philanthropy continue to inspire and make the world better. oday, a new generation of philanthropists, such as...

The Atlantic Insights series explores why and how we approached our work and offers strategies, approaches and lessons that we hope others can apply to their...

Across the world, people are uprooting themselves seeking better lives in other countries. Yet, millions of people migrating to the Republic of Ireland,...

Atlantic’s Northern Ireland grantees have worked to help build a sustainable and just peace, reconcile deeply divided communities and challenge segregation...

Growing older is a constant we all share. To ensure that people in their later years are economically secure, can access quality health care, and have...

These curated collections describe how we approached our work, our impact and lessons learned.

A fascinating look at the numbers behind The Atlantic Philanthropies' life-changing projects and world-changing impact—all thanks to the passionate pursuit...

People with dementia should be able to get the care they need and for as long as they can while living at home, where they can stay connected to family and...

This book tells the story of Atlantic’s grantmaking in Northern Ireland, where it helped promote peace, reshape education, improve public services, and...

The story of Atlantic’s $382 million investments in Viet Nam to improve and transform health and higher education.

These facts and figures tell the story of The Atlantic Philanthropies, founded by Chuck Feeney in 1982, which made $8 billion in grants to advance opportunity...

This groundbreaking venture seeks to reduce dramatically the number of older people who develop dementia, which consumes not just those with this disease, but...

All children have a right to education, health, safety and a comprehensive set of services to help them reach their full potential. Our grantmaking addressed...

Considering limited-life philanthropy (also called spend down or spend out philanthropy)? The Atlantic Philanthropies shares why and how it gave $8 billion in...

In 1997, while walking through the San Francisco airport, Atlantic founder Chuck Feeney happened upon a newspaper story describing the financial struggles of...

Atlantic’s grantmaking in Northern Ireland dates back to the early 1990s, and grew out of founder Chuck Feeney’s personal efforts to help end the political...