Center for American Progress has an interactive map that explores where U.S. foreign aid dollars are spent and how these countries rank in terms of basic indicators such as political rights and civil liberties, corruption, and overall development.
For example:
India
Total: $126,850,000
Free
Medium Corruption
Medium Development
Global Health and Child Survival – State
$9,000,000
Global Health and Child Survival – USAID
$78,200,000
Developmental Assistance
$31,250,000
Nonproliferation, Anti-Terrorism, Demining, and Related Programs
$3,200,000
International Military Education & Training
$1,200,000
Food For Peace Title II Program
$4,000,000
Other
$650,000,000
Mexico
Total: $228,658,000
Free
Medium Corruption
High Development
Global Health and Child Survival – USAID
$3,458,000
Developmental Assistance
$10,000,000
Economic Support Fund
$15,000,000
International Narcotics Control & Law Enforcement
$190,000,000
Nonproliferation, Anti-Terrorism, Demining, and Related Programs
$3,900,000
International Military Education & Training
$1,050,000
Foreign Military Funding
$5,250,000
Supplemental (not incl. in total)
$175,000,000