The Carnegie Corporation of New York is a philanthropic foundation established in 1911 by industrialist Andrew Carnegie. Its primary mission is to promote the advancement of education and knowledge, particularly in the United States and around the world. The foundation focuses on various areas, including education reform, international peace, and the promotion of democracy. The corporation is known for its significant contributions to public libraries, higher education, and scientific research. It supports initiatives that aim to improve educational opportunities and foster a more informed society. Through grants and partnerships, the Carnegie Corporation continues to influence educational policies and practices today.