President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama donated more than $64,000 to charity in 2015, about 15% of their income, according to a copy of the couple’s tax returns released Friday.
The charities supported by the first couple include a diverse set of groups from Sidwell Friends School, where the couple’s children attend high school, to Fisher House, which provides homes for veterans. Here’s a complete list:
Fisher House $9,066
Beau Biden Foundation $5,000
Sidwell Friends School $5,000
American Red Cross $2,000
CARE $2,000
International Rescue Committee $2,000
Sandy Hook Promise Foundation $2,000
Aids United $1,500
Calvary Women’s Services $1,500
Central Illinois Food Bank $1,500
Christopher House $1,500
Citizens United for Research in Epilepsy $1,500
Habitat for Humanity $1,500
Illinois Head Start Association $1,500
Illinois Reading Council $1,500
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society $1,500
National Coalition for Homeless Veterans $1,500
National Congress of Black Women $1,500
National MS Society $1,500
National Ovarian Cancer Coalition $1,500
Rochelle Lee Fund / Boundless Readers $1,500
St. John’s Church $1,500
St. Jude’s $1,500
St. Leo’s Campus for Veterans $1,500
The Harmony Project $1,500
United Negro College Fund $1,500
Boys & Girls Club D.C. $1,000
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation $1,500
Life Pieces to Masterpieces $1,000
Midtown Education Foundation $1,000
Miriam’s Kitchen $1,000
Mosaic Youth Theatre of Detroit $1,000
Mujeres Latinas en Accion $1,000
University of Hawaii Foundation $1,000
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