Support Fellows
Your gift of any size directly supports Fellowships that enable exceptional artists, writers, scholars, and scientists to pursue their work under the freest possible conditions. Below, please find information about other ways to give, as well as a thank you to our generous supporters.
Mail in your donation
Please make your check payable to the Fund for the Guggenheim Fellowships and mail it to:
Fund for the Guggenheim Fellowships
90 Park Ave, 33rd Floor
New York, NY 10016
The Fund for the Guggenheim Fellowships is a tax-exempt organization described in section 501(c)(3) and a public charity under section 509(a)(1) of the Internal Revenue Code. Its Federal Tax Identification Number is 85-1338112.
Other ways of giving
We’re grateful to the benefactors who have established endowed Fellowships:
The Dorothy Tapper Goldman Guggenheim Fellowship in Constitutional Studies has been awarded to Gerard N. Magliocca.
The Richard F. Gustafson Guggenheim Fellowship in Slavic Studies has been awarded to Georg B. Michels.
The Kayden Guggenheim Fellowship in Climate Studies has been awarded to Michael Kaplan.
Generous gifts from friends and previous Fellows have supported this year’s Fellows:
Wendy Belzberg and Strauss Zelnick have underwritten a Fellowship in General Nonfiction in honor of Stacy Schiff, Fellow 1996, awarded to Donovan Hohn.
Pat Ferrero, Fellow 1982, has underwritten a Fellowship in Film-Video awarded to Adam James Smith.
The Robert Frank Foundation has underwritten a Fellowship in Photography in honor of Robert Frank, Fellow 1955 and 1956, awarded to Jeremiah Ariaz.
The Dorothy Tapper Goldman Foundation has underwritten a Fellowship in Indigenous Studies, awarded to John Borrows.
Stacy Schiff, Fellow 1996, and Marc de la Bruyère have underwritten a Fellowship in Fiction, awarded to Namwali Serpell.
The Eleanor Schwartz Charitable Foundation has underwritten a Fellowship in Medicine & Health, awarded to Alexander Ploss.
The Estate of Geraldine Jonçich Clifford, Fellow 1965, has underwritten a Fellowship in Education, awarded to Matthew Kraft.
The Estate of Margaret W. Rossiter, Fellow 1981, has underwritten a Fellowship in a natural science field, awarded to Alexandra Z. Worden.
A generous bequest from the estate of Philip Roth, 1959 Fellow, provides partial support of writers.
Fellows in the creative arts are partially supported by the Joel Conarroe Fund, named for a former President of the Foundation who was a Guggenheim Fellow in 1977.