Universities
801
Al-Qarawiyyin Fez · Fatima al-Fihri
Mosque and educational centre, among the world’s oldest continuously operating schools.
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Libraries
901
Córdoba’s book culture under Al-Hakam II Córdoba · Al-Hakam II
Libraries, translations and the caliphal court — a major medieval centre of knowledge.
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Scientific Institutions
1401
Ulugh Beg Observatory Samarkand · Ulugh Beg
Astronomical observatory and tables that entered world science history.
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Other
1469
The Medici Cultural Circle in Florence Florence · Lorenzo de' Medici
The court and garden at the Villa Medici in Careggi — the heart of Renaissance culture.
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Other
1516
Fuggerei Augsburg · Jakob Fugger
One of the world’s oldest social housing complexes, still operating.
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Other
1540
Mihrimah Mosque, Üsküdar Istanbul · Mihrimah Sultan
A Mimar Sinan complex: mosque, madrasa and charitable institutions.
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Universities
1594
Zamoyski Academy Zamość · Jan Zamoyski
A Renaissance university centre in the ideal city of Zamość.
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Other
1654
Christina of Sweden's Roman Salon Rome · Christina of Sweden
An intellectual center of Europe where music, science and philosophy met.
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Universities
1755
Moscow University Moscow · Ivan Shuvalov, Demidovs
The first Russian university.
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Universities
1757
Academy of Arts Saint Petersburg · Ivan Shuvalov
The first Russian higher art school.
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Schools
1764
Smolny Institute Saint Petersburg · Ivan Betskoy, Catherine II
The first women's educational institution in Russia.
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Schools
1772
Commercial School in Moscow Moscow · Prokopy Demidov
The first commercial education school in Russia.
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Medical Institutions
1776
Old Catherine Hospital Moscow · Catherine II and the merchant class
The first city hospital for the poor in Moscow.
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Other
1796
Kim Man-deok’s legacy on Jeju Jeju · Kim Man-deok
Jeju Island — the setting of the legend of rice for the starving.
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Other
1801
Yunusov Mosques and Madrasahs in Staraya Tatarskaya Sloboda Kazan · Mukhammedrahim Yunusov and the Yunusov dynasty
A network of mosques, madrasahs, and parish schools founded by the Kazan merchant Yunusov.
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Medical Institutions
1802
Golitsyn Hospital Moscow · D. M. Golitsyn
The first private hospital for the poor of all classes in Moscow.
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Medical Institutions
1803
Mariinsky Hospital Saint Petersburg · Empress Maria Feodorovna
The first publicly accessible hospital for the poor in Russia.
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Museums
1810
Arkhangelskoye Moscow Region · Nikolay Yusupov
Estate-museum with a collection of Western European art.
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Medical Institutions
1810
Sheremetev Hospice Moscow · N. P. Sheremetev
Almshouse and hospital for the indigent — a monument to the count's love for actress Praskovya Zhemchugova.
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Schools
1816
Prokhorov Factory School Moscow · Timofey Prokhorov
The first school for workers' children in Russia.
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Scientific Institutions
1825
Hungarian Academy of Sciences Budapest · István Széchenyi
The national academy founded on Count Széchenyi’s annual income.
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Libraries
1828
Russian State Library Moscow · Nikolay Rumyantsev
Former Rumyantsev Library — the largest library in Eastern Europe.
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Scientific Institutions
1832
Demidov Prize Saint Petersburg · Anatoly Demidov
Russia's highest scientific award of the 19th century.
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Museums
1846
Smithsonian Institution Washington · James Smithson
The world's largest museum and research complex, created by the bequest of a British scientist.
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Other
1853
Dolmabahçe Mosque Istanbul · Bezmialem Valide Sultan
The valide sultan’s mosque on the Bosphorus, part of her charity programme.
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Galleries
1856
Tretyakov Gallery Moscow · Pavel Tretyakov
The main national collection of Russian painting, over 180,000 works.
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Libraries
1857
George Peabody Library Baltimore · George Peabody
A public library and cultural centre of the Peabody Institute — knowledge open to the city.
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Schools
1862
Kharkiv Sunday School Kharkiv · Khristina Alchevska
Free women's literacy school — taught 17,000 women.
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Other
1865
Siemens' Gedabey Copper Smelter Gedabey, Azerbaijan · Werner Siemens
Industrial complex with European-standard social infrastructure.
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Museums
1870
Abramtsevo Estate Museum Moscow Region · Savva Mamontov
The cradle of the Russian artistic revival.
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Other
1870
Natavan's Shusha Water Pipeline Shusha · Khurshidbanu Natavan
The first urban water pipeline in Shusha, built with funds from the poetess and philanthropist.
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Other
1870
Vasily Symyrenko's Patronage Kyiv · Vasily Symyrenko
Long-term secret support for culture, education, and science from sugar production profits.
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Schools
1870
Gojdu Foundation Budapest · Emanuil Gojdu
Scholarship foundation that supported Romanian youth education for decades.
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Universities
1873
Vanderbilt University Nashville, USA · Cornelius Vanderbilt
A private research university founded with a $1 million gift from Vanderbilt to reconcile the North and South after the Civil War.
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Other
1873
The de Hirsch Programs Paris · Maurice de Hirsch
Large-scale education, resettlement and social support programs for the Jews of Eastern Europe.
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Universities
1878
Bestuzhev Courses Saint Petersburg · Innokenty Sibiryakov
The first higher women's educational institution in Russia.
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Universities
1878
Rajabai Clock Tower Mumbai · Premchand Roychand
University of Bombay clock tower built with Roychand’s funds.
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Medical Institutions
1880
«Branobel» Hospital Baku · Emmanuel Nobel
Polyclinic and maternity hospital for workers.
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Medical Institutions
1880
Hôpital Boucicaut Paris · Marguerite Boucicaut
Hospital and social institutions supported by the co-owner of Le Bon Marché.
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Theatres
1883
Azerbaijan Academic Theatre Baku · Haji Zeynalabdin Taghiyev
The first national theater of the East.
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Libraries
1883
Sibiryakov Libraries Irkutsk, Tomsk · Innokenty Sibiryakov
Network of free public libraries in Siberia.
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Libraries
1883
Carnegie Libraries USA, Great Britain and worldwide · Andrew Carnegie
A network of 2,509 public libraries built worldwide with funds from Andrew Carnegie.
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Schools
1884
Nigmatulla Khadzhi Mosque and Madrasah in Embaevo Tyumen · Nigmatulla Khadzhi Karamshakov-Seydukov
Islamic educational complex — mosque, madrasah, and the first Muslim library in Western Siberia.
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Theatres
1885
Mamontov's Russian Private Opera Moscow · Savva Mamontov
The first private opera troupe in Russia, which discovered Fyodor Chaliapin.
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Other
1887
Bugrov's Widow's House Nizhny Novgorod · Nikolay Bugrov
Housing for 160 widow families.
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Other
1888
Zappeion Athens · Evangelis Zappas
Exhibition and education hall built under Zappas’s bequest.
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Galleries
1890
Morozov and Shchukin Collection Moscow — Paris · Ivan Morozov, Sergey Shchukin
The world's best collection of French Impressionism and Post-Impressionism.
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Museums
1892
Polenovo Estate Museum Tula Region · Vasily Polenov
Artist-philanthropist built the first folk museum and theater for peasants.
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Schools
1893
Tenisheva's Talashkino School Smolensk Region · Maria Tenisheva
Art school and center for the revival of folk crafts.
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Theatres
1894
Bakhrushin Theatre Museum Moscow · Alexey Bakhrushin
The world's first theater museum.
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Schools
1894
Baku Girls' School Baku · Haji Zeynalabdin Taghiyev
The first secular school for girls in the Muslim East.
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Scientific Institutions
1895
The Nobel Prize Stockholm — Oslo · Alfred Nobel
The world's highest award for contributions to science, literature and peace, established by the will of Alfred Nobel.
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Other
1896
Panathenaic Stadium Athens · Georgios Averoff
Marble stadium restored for the first modern Olympic Games.
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Galleries
1897
Tate Britain London · Henry Tate
The National Gallery of British Art, founded on Henry Tate’s gift.
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Theatres
1898
Chekhov Moscow Art Theatre Moscow · Savva Morozov
Stanislavsky and Nemirovich-Danchenko's theatrical revolution.
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Museums
1898
Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts Moscow · Yury Nechaev-Maltsov and private donors
Russia's main museum of foreign art — built with private donations.
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Universities
1898
Indian Institute of Science Bangalore · Jamsetji Tata
India’s leading research university, conceived by Jamsetji Tata as a national centre of science.
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Other
1900
Ryabushinsky Old Believer Publishing House Moscow · Stepan Ryabushinsky
Preservation of Old Russian icons and book culture.
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Other
1900
Guliev's Mill in Stavropol Stavropol · Aga Bala Guliev
The first automated technological mill in Europe, feeding the entire North Caucasus.
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Other
1900
Agayusif Dadashev's Charity Baku — St. Petersburg · Agayusif Dadashev
The quiet philanthropy of a Baku merchant: helping orphans and widows and supporting the construction of the St. Petersburg Cathedral Mosque.
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Libraries
1901
Soldatenkov Library Moscow · Kozma Soldatenkov
The largest collection of the Old Believer merchant.
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Medical Institutions
1903
Morozov Children's Hospital Moscow · Vikula Morozov
The oldest specialized children's hospital in Russia.
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Museums
1903
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Boston · Isabella Stewart Gardner
A palace-museum of European and Asian art, opened as a living cultural space.
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Schools
1904
Cheboksary Women's Progymnasium and Efremovs' Houses Cheboksary · Prokopy Efremov
Merchant houses and educational institutions of the Efremovs — the foundation of Cheboksary's cultural appearance.
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Universities
1908
Shanyavsky People's University Moscow · Alfons Shanyavsky
The first university in Russia open to all — regardless of nationality, religion, class, or gender.
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Universities
1908
Cairo University Cairo · Princess Fatima Ismail
A national university supported by the princess’s land, jewels and funds.
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Museums
1909
Archives of the Planet & Musée Albert-Kahn Paris · Albert Kahn
A global autochrome and film chronicle of the world’s cultures, funded by a pacifist banker.
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Medical Institutions
1910
Botkin Hospital Moscow · Kozma Soldatenkov
Former Soldatenkov Hospital for the Poor.
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Medical Institutions
1911
Eye and Surgical Hospital in Yadrin Yadrin · Talantsev Brothers
A stone hospital built by the Talantsevs and named in memory of Lyubov Alekseevna Talantseva.
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Other
1911
Mukhtarov Palace Baku · Murtuza Mukhtarov
Neo-Gothic mansion of an oil industrialist, an architectural landmark of Baku.
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Schools
1912
Rosenwald Schools Chicago · Julius Rosenwald
Thousands of schools for African American children in the U.S. South.
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Museums
1913
Tatar Cultural Center (Asadullaev House) Moscow · Shamsi Asadullaev
Historical building of the Muslim community of Moscow — today the Tatar Cultural Center.
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Scientific Institutions
1913
Rockefeller Foundation New York, USA · John Davison Rockefeller
The world's first global charitable foundation: medicine, education, science on five continents.
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Museums
1917
Ōkura Museum of Art Tokyo · Ōkura Kihachirō
One of Japan’s first private art museums, with an East Asian collection.
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Universities
1921
Xiamen University Xiamen · Tan Kah Kee
A leading Chinese university founded by an overseas Chinese entrepreneur.
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Medical Institutions
1926
Yuhan Corporation Seoul · Yu Il-han
A pharmaceutical company and school of responsible business in Korea.
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Other
1932
Sir Dorabji Tata Trust Mumbai · Sir Dorabji Tata
Charitable trust for science, education, medicine and sport.
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Universities
1943
Tecnológico de Monterrey Monterrey · Eugenio Garza Sada
Mexico’s leading private university, founded by Monterrey industrialists.
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Museums
1947
São Paulo Museum of Art (MASP) São Paulo · Assis Chateaubriand
One of Latin America’s key art museums.
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Museums
1948
São Paulo Museum of Modern Art (MAM) São Paulo · Ciccillo Matarazzo
Museum and biennial that made São Paulo a modern-art capital.
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Other
1954
Ramat HaNadiv Zikhron Ya'akov · Edmond de Rothschild
“The Benefactor’s Heights” — memorial gardens where the Baron rests and his Israeli legacy is remembered.
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Museums
1956
Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation Lisbon · Calouste Gulbenkian
An international cultural institution: museum, orchestra, science and humanitarian programmes.
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Other
1959
Sidney Myer Music Bowl Melbourne · Sidney Myer
Melbourne’s open-air stage — a symbol of accessible culture.
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Universities
1964
BITS Pilani Pilani · G. D. Birla
Birla Institute of Technology and Science — a flagship of Indian technical education.
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Medical Institutions
1981
Direct Aid (Al-Sumait’s legacy) Kuwait City · Abdul Rahman Al-Sumait
Humanitarian organisation: schools, hospitals and wells across Africa.
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Scientific Institutions
1984
Kyoto Prize Kyoto · Kazuo Inamori
Inamori Foundation’s international prize for science, technology, arts and philosophy.
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Medical Institutions
1986
S. Fyodorov Eye Microsurgery Complex Moscow · Svyatoslav Fyodorov
A network of ophthalmological clinics that restored sight to millions of patients.
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Other
1993
Valery Gergiev Charitable Foundation St. Petersburg, Russia · Valery Gergiev
Valery Gergiev's foundation, supporting young musicians, festivals, and educational programs.
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Universities
1993
Koç University Istanbul · Vehbi Koç
A leading private university in Turkey, created by the Vehbi Koç Foundation.
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Scientific Institutions
1994
Simons Foundation New York · James and Marilyn Simons
A private scientific foundation funding fundamental mathematics and natural sciences.
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Scientific Institutions
1999
Potanin Foundation Moscow · Vladimir Potanin
Scholarships and grants for students and museums.
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Museums
1999
Moscow Museum of Modern Art (MMOMA) Moscow · Umar Dzhabrailov (trustee), Zurab Tsereteli
The first state museum in Russia entirely dedicated to modern art.
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Other
1999
The «Arts Square» Festival Saint Petersburg · Yuri Temirkanov
An international winter festival and prizes for gifted musicians created by conductor Yuri Temirkanov.
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Medical Institutions
2000
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Seattle, USA · Bill Gates
The world's largest private charitable foundation: $77+ billion for health, education, and poverty reduction.
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Other
2000
Roman Abramovich's Charitable Programs Chukotka — Moscow, Russia · Roman Abramovich
Development of Chukotka, support for sports, culture, and museum projects.
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Other
2000
Nalchik Cathedral Mosque Nalchik · Arsen Kanokov
The main mosque of Kabardino-Balkaria, built with the personal funds of the philanthropist.
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Museums
2000
Mardjani Foundation Moscow · Rustam Suleymanov
Russia's largest private collection of Islamic and Turkic-Tatar art.
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Scientific Institutions
2001
Dynasty Foundation Moscow · Dmitry Zimin
The largest private foundation supporting Russian science and education in the 2000s.
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Other
2001
STMEGI Foundation Moscow · German Zakharyayev
International foundation preserving the culture, history, language and traditions of Mountain Jews.
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Scientific Institutions
2002
Shaw Prize Hong Kong · Run Run Shaw
International prizes in astronomy, life sciences and mathematics.
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Medical Institutions
2003
VTB «World Without Tears» Program Across Russia · Andrey Kostin, VTB
Corporate program for purchasing equipment for children's hospitals.
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Other
2004
Heydar Aliyev Foundation Baku · Mehriban Aliyeva
The largest charitable foundation in the South Caucasus.
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Museums
2006
Qatar Museums and Doha Museums Doha, Qatar · Sheikha Al-Mayassa bint Hamad Al Thani
A network of public-private museums that transformed Qatar into one of the world's art capitals.
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Museums
2007
Rostropovich-Vishnevskaya Collection Saint Petersburg · Alisher Usmanov
Returned to Russia and transferred to the Konstantin Palace.
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Other
2007
Suleyman Kerimov Foundation Makhachkala — Moscow · Suleyman Kerimov
The largest private charitable foundation in the North Caucasus.
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Other
2008
Monument to the Benefactor in Kazan Kazan · Asgat Galimzyanov
A bronze monument near the Kazan Kremlin, whose prototype was the philanthropist Asgat Galimzyanov.
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Other
2010
Derbent Grand Synagogue and Museum of Mountain Jews Derbent · God Nisanov
Restored spiritual and cultural center of the oldest Jewish community in the Caucasus.
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Other
2010
Tower of Accord (Magas Tower) Magas · Alikhan Kharsiev
A 99-meter observation tower — the main architectural symbol of Ingushetia.
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Other
2010
The Giving Pledge Omaha · Warren Buffett, Bill and Melinda Gates
A global pledge by billionaires to donate the majority of their wealth.
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Schools
2010
«Alimov House» in St. Petersburg St. Petersburg · Gabdelbar Alimov
Tatar national-cultural and spiritual-educational center with an area of about 2000 sq. m.
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Museums
2010
Museum of Mountain Jews in Krasnaya Sloboda Krasnaya Sloboda · Zarakh Iliev
Museum of Mountain Jewish history and culture in Krasnaya Sloboda (Azerbaijan).
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Other
2014
Bulat Utemuratov Foundation Astana, Kazakhstan · Bulat Utemuratov
A private foundation for systemic philanthropy: helping children, supporting education, medicine, culture, and sports.
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Museums
2015
AZ Museum of Anatoly Zverev Moscow · Vagit Alekperov
A private museum of nonconformists, founded by Vagit Alekperov.
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Museums
2015
GES-2 House of Culture Moscow · Leonid Mikhelson
A former power station on Bolotnaya Embankment, transformed into a center for contemporary culture.
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Scientific Institutions
2015
He Qiaonyu's Environmental Funds Beijing, China · He Qiaonyu
China's largest private donations for nature and wildlife conservation.
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Other
2015
The Big Heart Foundation Sharjah, UAE · Sheikha Jawaher Al Qasimi
A foundation helping refugees, children, and vulnerable families, founded by Sheikha Jawaher Al Qasimi.
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Medical Institutions
2015
«Asyl Miras» Centers Kazakhstan · Bulat Utemuratov Foundation
A network of free assistance centers for children with autism: diagnosis, correction, and family support across the country.
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Scientific Institutions
2015
Chan Zuckerberg Initiative (CZI) Silicon Valley · Mark Zuckerberg, Priscilla Chan
An organization committed to donating 99% of Meta shares to science and education.
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