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JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY

MD · US

Tracked direct giving

$0

Tracked donations to candidate

$0

LDA reported lobbying spend

$150,000

Connections

16

Dark Money Spending

Election spending by organizations that do not disclose their donors. Dark money flows through 501(c)(4) social welfare organizations, 501(c)(6) trade associations, and similar entities that are not required to reveal their funders. Figures below are never combined with disclosed-donor totals.

IRS 990 Schedule I Grant Chain

Grants between nonprofits reported on IRS Form 990 Schedule I. These inter-organizational transfers are a key pathway in dark money flows — a nonprofit may receive a grant from one entity and then spend that money on election ads.

IRS 990 Schedule I grants received

$8,025,356

GrantorAmountTax YearPurpose
Kaiser Foundation Research Institute$33,2652024Research
Seattle Children's Hospital Research Institute$271,4702023PEDIATRIC MEDICAL RESEARCH GRANT SUBAWARD
American Association of Physicists in Medicine$25,0002023SCHOLARSHIPS & AWARDS, SC
TULANE UNIVERSITY$19,3792022SUBCONTRACT GRANT AWARD
Columbia University$2,666,1442022Research
Medical College of Wisconsin$30,6822022TRANSFRM MED EDUC
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO$1,218,9682022Subaward
The Broad Institute Inc$85,0802022PROGRAM SUPPORT
Thomas Jefferson University$22,4162022PROGRAM SUPPORT
University of Delaware$230,8692022RESEARCH SUBAWARD
University of Notre Dame$626,4682022See Part IV
University of Pittsburgh$2,786,0322022RESEARCH- SUBCONTRACT
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center$9,5832021BASIC SCIENCES

Source: IRS Form 990 Schedule I (Grants and Other Assistance to Organizations) via ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer and IRS 990 XML e-files. Grant amounts represent the most recent filing year available.

IRS 990 data lags a year or more behind filing. Grants shown are for the stated tax year and do not establish current-cycle funding.

Methodology Disclosure

Dark money figures are derived from FEC Form 5 (independent expenditures by non-committee organizations) and Form 9 (electioneering communications). These filings capture spending on ads and election communications but do not reveal the identity of the organization's donors. QPQ totals may differ from benchmarks like the Brennan Center's estimates because QPQ includes all Form 5 filers, while some benchmarks count only a subset of non-disclosing nonprofits. Grant chain data is from IRS Form 990 Schedule I and may not include all years or all grantee organizations.

Lobbying Activity Detail

Disclosed lobbying expenditures from LDA filings where this entity is the client. Dollar amounts represent what was reported to the Senate Office of Public Records.

Top Lobbying Issues

SCIScience
$150K
EDUEducation
$150K
BUDBudget/Appropriations
$150K
HCRHealth Issues
$150K

Lobbying Firms Retained

JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY$150K

Bills Referenced in Lobbying Filings

march-in

Lobbying data from Senate LDA filings and the LobbyView dataset (MIT/NSF, CC-BY-4.0). Dollar figures represent disclosed expenditures only and may not capture all influence activity. Issue codes follow the LDA general issue classification.

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TypeConnected ToDetailsSource
Lobbied forMARCH-IN Rights Proposal (NIH Framework)LDA filing: lobbied on NIH March-In Rights, period 1st Quarter (Jan 1 - Mar 31), reported amount $150,000Source
Lobbied forRights to Federally Funded Inventions and Licensing of Government Owned InventionsLobbied on march-in — matched LDA filing topic to Federal Register rule.Source
EmployedMarty MakaryProfessor of surgery and health policy at Johns Hopkins UniversitySource
Received money fromUNIVERSITY OF CHICAGOIRS 990 Schedule I grant of $1,218,968 (tax year 2022). Purpose: SubawardSource
Received money fromAmerican Association of Physicists in MedicineIRS 990 Schedule I grant of $25,000 (tax year 2023). Purpose: SCHOLARSHIPS & AWARDS, SCSource
Received money fromColumbia UniversityIRS 990 Schedule I grant of $2,666,144 (tax year 2022). Purpose: ResearchSource
Received money fromFred Hutchinson Cancer Research CenterIRS 990 Schedule I grant of $9,583 (tax year 2021). Purpose: BASIC SCIENCESSource
Received money fromKaiser Foundation Research InstituteIRS 990 Schedule I grant of $33,265 (tax year 2024). Purpose: ResearchSource
Received money fromMedical College of WisconsinIRS 990 Schedule I grant of $30,682 (tax year 2022). Purpose: TRANSFRM MED EDUCSource
Received money fromSeattle Children's Hospital Research InstituteIRS 990 Schedule I grant of $271,470 (tax year 2023). Purpose: PEDIATRIC MEDICAL RESEARCH GRANT SUBAWARDSource
Received money fromThe Broad Institute IncIRS 990 Schedule I grant of $85,080 (tax year 2022). Purpose: PROGRAM SUPPORTSource
Received money fromThomas Jefferson UniversityIRS 990 Schedule I grant of $22,416 (tax year 2022). Purpose: PROGRAM SUPPORTSource
Received money fromUniversity of DelawareIRS 990 Schedule I grant of $230,869 (tax year 2022). Purpose: RESEARCH SUBAWARDSource
Received money fromUniversity of Notre DameIRS 990 Schedule I grant of $626,468 (tax year 2022). Purpose: See Part IVSource
Received money fromUniversity of PittsburghIRS 990 Schedule I grant of $2,786,032 (tax year 2022). Purpose: RESEARCH- SUBCONTRACTSource
Received money fromTULANE UNIVERSITYIRS 990 Schedule I grant of $19,379 (tax year 2022). Purpose: SUBCONTRACT GRANT AWARDSource