It shows $172 million in contributions last year, an increase of about $30 million over 2013. The group reported cash reserves of more than $350 million.

About a third of the foundation’s increase in contributions over 2013 came in the form of grants from governments. It received $15.2 million from governments last year, compared to $4.5 million in 2013, according to an amended tax filing also posted to the foundation’s website on Monday.

“For many of the issues that the Clinton Foundation works on … governments are often the largest funders of this work worldwide,” the group said in a statement accompanying its release of its 2014 tax filings and amended filings for prior years.

It adjusted filings from 2012, 2011, and 2010 to reveal the amount of revenue it derived from such governments, figures that had not been previously disclosed. In total, those filings revealed an additional $18 million in government grants.