Supporting Stimson

Stimson is grateful for the generous support of the individuals, corporations, foundations, and governments that contribute to the wide range of research projects we undertake every year.

The Stimson Center is a nonprofit, 501(c)(3) organization that promotes international security and shared prosperity through applied research and independent analysis.

For three decades, Stimson has been a leading voice on urgent global issues.  Today, as shifting global dynamics and new technologies usher in a challenging new era, Stimson is at the forefront: Engaging new voices, generating innovative ideas and analysis, and building practical solutions to promote international security and shared prosperity.

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We are grateful to the many individual contributors who share our core values and support our work. Your generous donations have made it possible for Stimson to address today’s most pressing global challenges and with ongoing support can help make our work sustainable and impactful.
Thought leaders and executives engaging with Stimson experts on pressing global challenges and advising the Stimson Center on strategic issues
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Donations from private sector partners support our general operations, sustaining and advancing work towards international peace, security, and prosperity. We also invite corporate representatives to participate in important strategic policy conversations and engage with our network of experts and researchers.

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