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Education Development Center
The Education Development Center is a global nonprofit organization that seeks to improve education.
At-A-Glance
Type: Non-profit, 501(c)(3)
Issue Areas: Education Policy
Location: Waltham, MA View on map
Tax ID: 04-2241718
Most Recent Filing: 2024
Budget (2024): Assets: $123,981,044 Revenue: $210,774,465 Expenses: $200,093,700
The Education Development Center is a global nonprofit organization that seeks to improve education.
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Employee Compensation
- Number of Employees: 781
Highest Earning Employees
| Employee | Title | Total Compensation |
|---|---|---|
| Liesbet Steer Ret May 1 2024 | President and CEO | $418,064 |
| Cheryl Hoffmann-Bray | C.F.O., C.C.O., Sr. V.P.,Treasurer | $359,020 |
| Siobhan Murphy | Interim President and CEO eff May 2 2024 | $337,017 |
| Nancy Devine | Sr. V.P., International Development Division | $334,696 |
| Cindy Taylor | Sr. V.P. U.S. Division | $330,626 |
| Christine Filosa | Sr. V.P., General Counsel, Corporate Secretary | $310,205 |
| Aidan Patrick Egan | Chief of Party | $299,963 |
| Andrew Lewis | Chief of Party | $287,192 |
| Shelley Pasnik | Senior Vice President | $285,659 |
| Thomas Rielly | Vice President, Director of Operations | $265,230 |
| Rebecca Stoeckle | Senior Vice President | $251,002 |
| Kate Hughes | Director & Interim Chief Human Resources Officer | $225,028 |
| Sarita Pillai | Sr Vice President, Portfolio Leader | $223,822 |
Grant Activity
All-time grants received statistics from Candid dataset:
- Total Grant Value: $360,408,210
- Number of Grants: 534
- Number of Funders: 129
Selection of highest value grants received from the last seven years:
| Amount | Year | Funder | Subject |
|---|---|---|---|
| $8,232,522 | 2020 | United States Agency for International Development | Teach for tomorrow, in-service continuous professional development activity for educators in the primary cycle and the institutionalization of a professional development certification and incentive system. |
| $7,200,000 | 2023 | The Amgen Foundation Inc | EDC, a global nonprofit that develops innovative programs in education, health, and economic development, is home to the ABE Program Office. The Program Office provides leadership to and supports the ABE program sites that provide teachers worldwide with professional learning to bring ABE to their students. The program's goals are to support teachers in engaging students in rich hands-on learning experiences in biotechnology and inspires students to be the next generation of innovators. |
| $5,694,194 | 2020 | Mastercard Foundation | Youth Learning |
| $5,670,675 | 2021 | The Amgen Foundation Inc | EDC, a global nonprofit organization that develops innovative programs in education, health, and economic development, is home to the ABE Program Office. The Program Office provides leadership to and supports the ABE program sites that provide teachers worldwide with professional learning to bring ABE to their students. The program's goals are to support teachers in engaging students in rich learning experiences in biotechnology and inspires students to be the next generation of scientists. |
| $5,461,353 | 2022 | The Amgen Foundation Inc | EDC, a global nonprofit organization that develops innovative programs in education, health, and economic development, is home to the ABE Program Office. The Program Office provides leadership to and supports the ABE program sites that provide teachers worldwide with professional learning to bring ABE to their students. The program's goals are to support teachers in engaging students in rich learning experiences in biotechnology and inspires students to be the next generation of scientists. |
| $5,278,866 | 2020 | The Amgen Foundation Inc | Innovation demands evolution. Amgen Biotech Experience (ABE) is a premier science education program, but it must continue to grow to meet the needs of the next generation of scientists and innovators. To evolve and expand ABE, the Program Office proposes to launch a reimagined ABE–a dynamic hub that helps teachers prepare future-ready innovators in diverse communities worldwide. We will reinvigorate it with new cutting-edge science resources and strategies to engage collaborators; expand our well-established and thriving program to a wider constituency; and infuse new supports to deepen the focus on equity in ABE. In this next stage of evolution, we will build on the excitement of teachers and students who are inspired by participating in ABE. |
| $5,200,000 | 2024 | The Amgen Foundation Inc | EDC, a global nonprofit that develops innovative programs in education, health, and economic development, is home to the ABE Program Office. The Program Office provides leadership to and supports the ABE program sites that provide teachers worldwide with professional learning to bring ABE to their students. The program's goals are to support teachers in engaging students in rich hands-on learning experiences in biotechnology and inspires students to be the next generation of innovators. |
| $3,456,533 | 2020 | United States Agency for International Development | Usaid/philippines opportunity 2.0 Activity |
| $2,400,000 | 2020 | United States Agency for International Development | Usaid/philippines opportunity 2.0 Activity |
| $2,059,202 | 2021 | Corporation for Public Broadcasting | RTL |
| $1,500,000 | 2022 | The Wallace Foundation | To extend and expand the work of Quality Measures (QM) in Texas. |
| $1,000,000 | 2020 | United States Health Resources & Services Administration | Child and adolescent injury and violence prevention resource centers cooperative agreement |
| $901,731 | 2022 | Vibrant Emotional Health | LIFELINE SERVICES |
| $900,000 | 2024 | The Heising-Simons Foundation | for integration of math into community education programs |
| $900,000 | 2023 | The John A. Hartford Foundation | Support to disseminate "NICHE" results |
| $810,113 | 2022 | The Heising-Simons Foundation | for Young Mathematicians in Worcester |
| $743,400 | 2021 | Vibrant Emotional Health | Lifeline services |
| $643,512 | 2024 | The John A. Hartford Foundation | NATIONAL COLLABORATORY TO ADDRESS ELDER MISTREATMENT PHASE IV: INTEGRATING ELDER MISTREATMENT PREVENTION AND INTERVENTION IN MAINSTREAM HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE |
| $620,305 | 2020 | The Wallace Foundation | To manage consulting assistance and a learning community for the thirteen districts in the exploratory test. |
| $612,345 | 2022 | The Wallace Foundation | To provide technical assistance to the Texas Education Agency using the Quality Measures process. |
| $600,000 | 2023 | Bank of America Charitable Foundation | PROGRAM/OPERATING SUPPORT |
| $600,000 | 2022 | Bank of America Charitable Foundation | PROGRAM/OPERATING SUPPORT |
| $600,000 | 2021 | Bank of America Charitable Foundation | OPERATIONAL SUPPORT |
| $598,000 | 2021 | North Central Health Services Inc | RESILIENT YOUTH INITIATIVE |
| $581,799 | 2021 | The John A. Hartford Foundation | National Collaboratory to Address Elder Mistreatment Phase III: Expanding the Impact of the Elder Mistreatment Emergency Department Toolkit |
All-time grants given statistics from Candid dataset:
- Total Grant Value: $161,437,407
- Number of Grants: 1,124
- Number of Recipients: 256
Selection of highest value grants given from the last seven years:
| Amount | Year | Funder | Subject |
|---|---|---|---|
| $4,645,868 | 2023 | Multiple Sub-Saharan Africa Recipients | Ed. R&D |
| $2,878,757 | 2023 | Georgetown University | Ed R & D |
| $2,708,499 | 2024 | Georgetown University | Ed R & D |
| $2,453,139 | 2022 | Georgetown University | Ed R & D |
| $1,978,452 | 2021 | Georgetown University | Ed R & D |
| $1,678,260 | 2024 | Multiple EAST ASIA AND THE PACIFIC Recipients | Ed. R&D |
| $1,566,324 | 2023 | Multiple MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA Recipients | Ed. R&D |
| $1,536,988 | 2021 | Multiple Sub-Saharan Africa Recipients | Ed. R&D |
| $1,536,988 | 2021 | Multiple Sub-Saharan Africa Recipients | Ed. R&D |
| $1,441,258 | 2024 | Multiple MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA Recipients | Ed. R&D |
| $1,425,000 | 2024 | Multiple MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA Recipients | Ed. R&D |
| $1,304,898 | 2021 | Multiple Sub-Saharan Africa Recipients | Ed. R&D |
| $1,304,898 | 2021 | Multiple Sub-Saharan Africa Recipients | Ed. R&D |
| $1,300,046 | 2023 | Multiple Sub-Saharan Africa Recipients | Ed. R&D |
| $1,286,232 | 2021 | Multiple MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA Recipients | Ed. R&D |
| $1,286,232 | 2021 | Multiple MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA Recipients | Ed. R&D |
| $1,284,693 | 2021 | Multiple Sub-Saharan Africa Recipients | Ed. R&D |
| $1,284,693 | 2021 | Multiple Sub-Saharan Africa Recipients | Ed. R&D |
| $1,204,072 | 2022 | Multiple Sub-Saharan Africa Recipients | Ed. R&D |
| $1,098,431 | 2023 | Multiple MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA Recipients | Ed. R&D |
| $985,488 | 2024 | Multiple MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA Recipients | Ed. R&D |
| $933,111 | 2021 | Multiple Sub-Saharan Africa Recipients | Ed. R&D |
| $933,111 | 2021 | Multiple Sub-Saharan Africa Recipients | Ed. R&D |
| $902,401 | 2024 | Multiple Sub-Saharan Africa Recipients | Ed. R&D |
| $839,737 | 2024 | James Bell Associates, Inc. | Ed R & D |
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