American Red Cross spending averages about 90–91% on programs and services, based on audited filings and independent reviews.

For American Red Cross donations, about 91 cents per dollar fund programs; the rest covers fundraising and management.

In FY2024, Susan G. Komen spent $17.2M on breast cancer research—about 12% of total expenses and 16% of program costs.

Public programs channel billions into stem cell research each year, led by NIH and major state funds like California’s CIRM.

Global public budgets steer about 2% toward mental health; amounts range from cents to dozens of dollars per person depending on income level.

Most ED research money flows from NIH grants, industry trials, and a few federal programs; the NIH RCDC table shows the clearest yearly estimate.

NHS Scholarship awards range from $3,200 to $25,000, with 600 seniors sharing $2 million across semifinalist, finalist, and national winner tiers.

The American Medical Association reports about $1.50B in total assets and roughly $1.02B in net assets, based on its latest filings.

WFP says it needs about US$16.9B for 2025, with around US$5.7B still required to meet planned targets.

Across the American Red Cross, about 90–91% of spending goes to programs, with the rest covering fundraising and management.