Carnegie Medal of Philanthropy

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The Carnegie Medal of Philanthropy is an international award established by the Carnegie family of institutions to honor individuals and families who have made exceptional and lasting contributions to philanthropy.

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Carnegie Medal of Philanthropy canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf international award
philanthropy award
awardedFor exceptional and lasting contributions to philanthropy
category international awards
philanthropy awards
country United States
eligibility individual philanthropists
philanthropic families
field philanthropy
firstAwarded 2001
frequency biennial
hasLanguage English
hasNotableRecipient Azim Premji
Betty Moore
Bill Gates
Eli Broad
George Soros
Gordon Moore
linked to: Gordon E. Moore

Joan Kroc
linked to: Joan B. Kroc

Melinda French Gates
Michael Bloomberg
hasType non-monetary award
inception 2001
includes citation
medal
locationOfCeremony New York City
motto Private wealth for public good
namedAfter Andrew Carnegie
organizer Carnegie Corporation of New York
presentedBy Carnegie Corporation of New York
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Carnegie Hall
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
linked to: Carnegie Hero Fund

Carnegie Institution for Science
Carnegie Mellon University
linked to: CMU

Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh
Carnegie family of institutions
linked to: Carnegie family

other Carnegie institutions worldwide
purpose to honor individuals and families who have made exceptional and lasting contributions to philanthropy
relatedTo Andrew Carnegie’s legacy of philanthropy
scope global
selectionBy representatives of Carnegie institutions
sponsor Carnegie family of institutions
linked to: Carnegie family
website https://www.medalofphilanthropy.org/

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Sanford I. Weill notableAward Carnegie Medal of Philanthropy
Robert F. Smith awardReceived Carnegie Medal of Philanthropy
Lynda Resnick notableAward Carnegie Medal of Philanthropy