We're excited to share that Joe Huston has joined Coefficient Giving as our Managing Director of Philanthropic Advisory. In this role, Joe will lead our Partnerships team and our strategy for working with donors, overseeing the management of our multi-donor funds and the expansion of our bespoke advisory practice for major philanthropists.
Amanda Glassman, Coefficient Giving's Managing Director for Global Health and Development Policy, discusses how the new Health Aid Transition Fund can help governments absorb steep aid cuts and move essential health services onto their own budgets.
Coefficient Giving is launching a $165 million fund to help low- and middle-income countries decide which donor-funded health programs they can keep, and get more out of the budgets they have, as global aid falls faster than at any point on record.
We're thrilled to share that Anna Bershteyn has joined Coefficient Giving as our new Managing Director of Science & Global Health R&D. In this role, Anna will lead our grantmaking on research and development into new tools against diseases that disproportionately affect the global poor.
We're at a critical moment: transformative AI may arrive soon, and the world isn’t ready for it. Over the past year and a half, we’ve been changing how we work so that we can act at the speed the situation demands.
Coefficient Giving is significantly accelerating its global health and wellbeing giving in 2026-27. Our recent commitment of $1 billion to GiveWell’s recommendations is the largest single shift in this direction so far – but we’re scaling ambitiously across our entire portfolio.
Our intent is for the Coefficient Giving Substack to serve as the “front page” of CG thought, where we curate and foreground staff writing to give readers a rounded overview of our intellectual work.
Amanda Glassman is joining Coefficient Giving as Managing Director of Global Health and Development Policy. In this role, she'll oversee our Global Aid Policy and Global Growth funds, as well as a growing portfolio of work on health aid transitions.
Coefficient Giving announced its largest grant ever: $276 million, co-funded with GiveWell, to pay for bed nets in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, where malaria remains one of the leading causes of death for young children.
In December 2025, we committed $175 million for 2026 to GiveWell's evidence-backed, cost-effective recommendations in global health. In partnership with Good Ventures, we're now increasing that commitment to $1 billion. This one-off surge reflects our expectation of significant increases in future philanthropic funding for this kind of work, and it lets us fill cost-effective gaps today while helping grantees scale to absorb far more funding down the line.
