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Kettering Foundation

The Kettering Foundation is a United States-based nonpartisan research foundation founded in 1927 by Charles F. Kettering. The foundation believes that "all people belong and have the right to engage in and shape a democracy that serves them."

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Headquarters
Dayton, Ohio, United States
Abbreviation
Kettering Foundation
Expenses
$19,655,231 (2023)
Formation
1927
Key people
John R. Dedrick
Legal status
501(c)(3)

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Kettering Foundation

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Kettering Foundation

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related to The Katherine W. Fanning Fellowship in Journalism and Democracy · 11
Kettering Foundation → Democracy, Fanning, Fanning Fellowship, In August, Journalism, Judy Woodruff, Katherine, Kay, Kettering Foundation's, Named, PBS News Hour
related to Senior fellows · 8
Kettering Foundation → Barber IIRuth Ben-GhiatJohnnetta Betsch, ColeJames ComeyDavid FrenchNeal KatyalWilliam, Kettering Foundation Senior Fellows, KristolMaría Teresa KumarSteven LevitskySarah, List, LongwellJ, Michael LuttigMaureen O’ConnorTimothy Snyder, Stacey AbramsWilliam
Abbreviation · 1
Kettering Foundation → Kettering Foundation
Expenses · 1
Kettering Foundation → $19,655,231 (2023)
Formation · 1
Kettering Foundation → 1927
Headquarters · 1
Kettering Foundation → Dayton, Ohio, United States
Key people · 1
Kettering Foundation → John R. Dedrick
Legal status · 1
Kettering Foundation → 501(c)(3)
President and CEO · 1
Kettering Foundation → Sharon L. Davies
Revenue · 1
Kettering Foundation → $15,326,258 (2023)

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Kettering FoundationAbbreviationKettering Foundation1.00infobox
Kettering FoundationExpenses$19,655,231 (2023)1.00infobox
Kettering FoundationFormation19271.00infobox
Kettering FoundationHeadquartersDayton, Ohio, United States1.00infobox
Kettering FoundationKey peopleJohn R. Dedrick1.00infobox
Kettering FoundationLegal status501(c)(3)1.00infobox
Kettering FoundationPresident and CEOSharon L. Davies1.00infobox
Kettering FoundationRevenue$15,326,258 (2023)1.00infobox
Kettering FoundationTypeFoundation (nonprofit)1.00infobox
Kettering FoundationWebsitekettering.org1.00infobox
Kettering Foundationis aUnited States-based nonpartisan research foundation founded in 1927 by Charles F0.90text
the Wright brothers’ early aviation work.After Kettering's passing in 1958instance ofgiven its connection to pioneering advancements0.80text

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