Georgetown University is a private research university in the Georgetown neighborhood of Washington, D.C., the capital of the United States.
Financial Statistics
Total Assets
Total Revenue
Total Expenses Year Total Assets Total Revenue Total Expenses Filing 2025 $6,882,641,690 $2,296,035,338 $2,111,484,326 View 2023 $5,656,709,556 $1,922,844,840 $1,907,524,978 View 2022 $5,349,711,745 $1,988,566,479 $1,752,961,854 View 2021 $4,640,666,042 $1,714,331,586 $1,512,702,096 View 2020 $3,912,901,768 $1,684,831,601 $1,591,528,173 View 2019 $3,581,321,072 $1,700,586,166 $1,545,844,322 View
Prior year filings: 2017 , 2015 , 2014 , 2013 , 2012 , 2011
Revenue Detail
Expenses Detail Employee Compensation Number of Employees: 16024 Highest Earning Employees Employee Title Total Compensation Edward A Cooley MEN'S BASKETBALL COACH $5,158,537 John J Degioia Phd C'79 G'95 President & Board Member (until 11/21/24) $1,947,390 Michael K Barry CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER $1,762,084 Christopher Gill MANAGING DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC INVESTMENTS $1,346,307 Robert M Groves INTERIM PRESIDENT (EFF. 11/22/24), PROVOST (UNTIL 11/26/24) $1,228,708 David B Green SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT AND CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER $1,180,961 John L Marshall ASSOC. DIRECTOR CLINICAL SERVICES, GEORGETOWN LOMBARDI COMPREHENSIVE CANCER CTR $919,025 William C Wilcox PROFESSOR, GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY IN QATAR $885,030 William M Treanor EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT OF LAW CENTER $874,836 Adam R Adler VICE PRESIDENT & GENERAL COUNSEL $683,229 Norman J Beauchamp EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT OF MEDICAL CENTER (eff. 7/1/24) $665,487 Edward B Healton EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT OF MEDICAL CENTER (Until 6/30/24) $572,440 Marie A Mattson SECRETARY $560,475 Narahari Sastry Mpp'00 CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER $430,937 Soyica Diggs Colbert INTERIM PROVOST (EFF. 11/26/24) $430,506
More + Less – Grant Activity Grants Received Grants Given
All-time grants received statistics from Candid dataset:
Total Grant Value: $1,353,707,845 Number of Grants: 8,930 Number of Funders: 1,907 Selection of highest value grants received from the last seven years:
Amount Year Funder Subject $19,711,918 2020 Gates Foundation to operationalize a sustainable district-level system that deploys new and existing prevention technologies to accelerate the decline in HIV incidence in Blantyre, Malawi $19,260,000 2024 Good Ventures Foundation CENTER FOR SECURITY AND EMERGING TECHNOLOGY $15,770,000 2022 Good Ventures Foundation CENTER FOR SECURITY AND EMERGING TECHNOLOGY $14,419,384 2024 Medstar Health Inc SUPPORTING THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE $14,349,221 2023 Medstar Health Inc SUPPORTING THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE $13,994,281 2022 Medstar Health Inc SUPPORTING THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE $13,337,678 2020 Medstar Health Inc Supporting the School of Medicine $13,133,769 2021 Medstar Health Inc SUPPORTING THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE $12,382,741 2022 Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund For grant recipient's exempt purposes $10,099,829 2023 Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund For grant recipient's exempt purposes $9,479,089 2021 Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund For grant recipient's exempt purposes $8,615,771 2023 National Philanthropic Trust EDUCATION $8,597,916 2021 National Philanthropic Trust EDUCATION $8,572,470 2024 Donor Advised Charitable Giving, Inc. EDUCATION $6,622,450 2020 Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund For grant recipient's exempt purposes $4,999,103 2023 Gates Foundation to develop a network for organizations focused on improving access to safety net benefits. $4,964,083 2023 Big East Conference Inc FUNDING FOR ATHLETIC PROGRAM $4,926,329 2020 Big East Conference Inc Funding for athletic program $4,812,382 2022 Big East Conference Inc FUNDING FOR ATHLETIC PROGRAM, START UP CHALLENGE GRANT $4,600,187 2024 Gs Donor Advised Philanthropy Fund for Wealth Management Inc EDUCATION $4,170,699 2021 Big East Conference Inc FUNDING FOR ATHLETIC PROGRAM $4,150,000 2023 Timothy J and Linda D O'neill Foundation GENERAL PURPOSE $4,000,000 2024 John S. and James L. Knight Foundation TO SUSTAIN THE INSTITUTE, WHICH WILL CONVENE, SUPPORT AND PROVIDE ACCESSIBLE, ACTIONABLE, NONPARTISAN INSIGHTS TO THE STAKEHOLDERS AND INSTITUTIONS THAT DESIGN, OPERATE, STUDY AND GOVERN THE DIGITAL INFORMATION ENVIRONMENT. $4,000,000 2020 The Ford Foundation Core support for the Kalmanovitz Initiative for Labor and the Working Poor's mission to develop creative strategies and innovative public policies to improve workers’ lives, such as Bargaining for the Common Good $3,957,706 2024 Gates Foundation HIV
More + Less – All-time grants given statistics from Candid dataset:
Total Grant Value: $112,944,173 Number of Grants: 955 Number of Recipients: 445 Selection of highest value grants given from the last seven years:
Amount Year Funder Subject $2,468,220 2021 International Monitoring & Evaluation, LLC SUBAWARD $2,238,704 2023 Howard University Subaward $1,744,977 2023 International Monitoring & Evaluation, LLC Subaward $1,573,255 2021 Howard University SUBAWARD $1,304,257 2022 Medstar Health Research Institute, Inc. SUBAWARD $1,256,904 2022 Howard University SUBAWARD $1,196,939 2022 Regents of the University of California, San Francisco SUBAWARD $1,146,012 2022 Multiple Sub-Saharan Africa Recipients Subaward $1,051,084 2023 Medstar Health Research Institute Subaward $956,222 2021 Medstar Health Research Institute, Inc. SUBAWARD $875,894 2022 Population Services International SUBAWARD $875,552 2020 Medstar Health Research Institute, Inc. Subaward $849,470 2020 Johns Hopkins University Subaward $845,269 2020 Howard University Subaward $826,406 2021 Johns Hopkins University SUBAWARD $790,340 2021 Multiple EUROPE (INCLUDING ICELAND & GREENLAND) Recipients Subaward $778,355 2022 The Board of Regents of the University of Oklahoma SUBAWARD $773,205 2022 REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SUBAWARD $731,704 2021 The Tor Project Inc. SUBAWARD $730,838 2020 University of Oklahoma Subaward $694,359 2022 The Tor Project Inc. SUBAWARD $658,981 2022 Multiple Sub-Saharan Africa Recipients Subaward $630,037 2022 Johns Hopkins University SUBAWARD $607,772 2023 Multiple Sub-Saharan Africa Recipients Subaward $573,133 2023 The Board of Regents of the University of Oklahoma Subaward
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