| 2018 | Long-Term Future Fund | | — | Other existential risk | vipul_donations | Money for the Long Term Future Fund to use for its grants |
| 2018 | Rethink Charity | | — | Local groups | vipul_donations | Donation for the Local Effective Altruism Network (LEAN), a "small group at Rethink Charity that focuses on seeding and supporting local EA groups." |
| 2017 | Alex Flint AI safety fund | | $34,030 | Technical AI safety research | vipul_donations | The announcement post says: "The remaining 75% of my donations this year, $34,030, I’m donating to a donor-advised fund to be donated to a promising AI safety charity." |
| 2016 | 80,000 Hours | | $25,300 | EA infrastructure | vipul_donations | The announcement post says: "80K is an organization that advises young people on how to do the most good with their careers. They analyze different career paths, balancing career capital with altruistic aims." |
| 2016 | Rethink Charity | | $12,650 | EA infrastructure | vipul_donations | The announcement post says: ".impact [the name of Rethink Charity at the time] is a grassroots EA organization that maintains a lot of Effective Altruism’s infrastructure, including the EA Forum (which I highly recommend). One of their most exciting projects is LEAN (Local Effective Altruism Network), which helps to seed and support university EA organizations." |
| 2015 | Rethink Charity | | $5,300 | EA infrastructure | vipul_donations | At the time of the donation, the donee is known as .impact (it would later rename itself to Rethink Charity). The announcement post calls it "a grassroots EA organization with which I’ve grown more involved over the last year. .impact is best known for creating a ton of EA infrastructure, including the EA Forums and EA Hub. Their latest project is LEAN, which helps to seed and support EA chapters all around the world, helping to foster the movement at the grassroots level." |
| 2015 | Centre for Effective Altruism | | $10,600 | EA infrastructure | vipul_donations | Donation for the EA Outreach team run by Kerry Vaughan and Tyler Alterman. The announcement post says: "EA Outreach was responsible for EA Global, the major EA conference this year at Google HQ, and have ambitious plans on how to grow the movement and influence more of the world toward evidence-based giving." |