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Grantmaking public charity · EIN 81-4859121

Siemer Institute

Columbus, OH

Siemer Institute is a public charity that makes grants based in Columbus, OH. On its Form 990 (Schedule I) for tax year 2025, it reported $17.9M in grants paid across 79 grants, with $21.6M in total assets. Its largest grants went to United Way of Central Ohio Inc, Family Promise Inc and National Council of Ymcas of the USA.

How to request funding

Its Form 990 lists the grants it made but not how it chooses recipients. Check Siemer Institute's website or contact it to ask whether it considers requests.

How it makes and monitors grants (Schedule I, Part IV)

Grants are made at the recommendation of board members and grant applicants submit proposals that are reviewed by the board and then reports are submitted by the recipient organization at the end of the grant period.

Grants as reported on its Form 990 for tax year 2025; the application guidance above is general for this type of funder. Requirements change; confirm with the organization before applying.

Mission

See schedule o.

As stated on its Form 990.

Largest grants, tax year 2025

Historical data · not a prediction
RecipientLocationPurposeAmount
United Way of Central Ohio IncColumbus, OHSocial Services$1,920,000
Family Promise IncSummit, NJSocial Services$770,000
National Council of Ymcas of the USAChicago, ILSocial Services$660,000
United Way of Greater AtlantaAtlanta, GASocial Services$660,000
Orange County United WayIrvine, CASocial Services$495,000
United Way of Greater NashvilleNashville, TNSocial Services$440,000
United Way Suncoast IncTampa, FLSocial Services$440,000
United Way of the Midlands (columbia)Columbia, SCSocial Services$412,500
Metro United Way IncLouisville, KYSocial Services$385,000
United Way of Metropolitan ChicagoChicago, ILSocial Services$385,000
United Way of Broward CountyFt Lauderdale, FLSocial Services$358,000
Greater Twin Cities United WayMinneapolis, MNSocial Services$330,000
United Way of Central IndianaIndianapolis, INSocial Services$330,000
United Way of Greater Los AngelesLos Angeles, CASocial Services$330,000
United Way of the Bay AreaSan Francisco, CASocial Services$330,000
United Way of Greater Kansas CityKansas City, MOSocial Services$325,000
Heart of Florida United WayOrlando, FLSocial Services$302,500
United Way of Massachusetts BayBoston, MASocial Services$302,500
United Way of Dane CountyMadison, WISocial Services$275,000
United Way of Greater St Louis IncSt Louis, MOSocial Services$275,000
United Way of San Antonio and Bexar CountySan Antonio, TXSocial Services$275,000
The United Way of Central Maryland IncBaltimore, MDSocial Services$270,000
United Way of Metropolitan Dallas IncDallas, TXSocial Services$270,000
United Way of Greater CharlotteCharlotte, NCSocial Services$247,500
Family Scholar HouseLouisville, KYSocial Services$220,000

The 25 largest of 79 grants listed on the return. Names and purposes as reported to the IRS.

Where its grants went

Quick answers

Does Siemer Institute accept grant applications?

Its Form 990 lists the grants it made but not how it chooses recipients. Check Siemer Institute's website or contact it to ask whether it considers requests. Form 990 does not report an application process, so confirm with the organization.

How much does Siemer Institute give each year?

For tax year 2025, it reported $17,871,500 in grants paid (79 grants). Giving can change from year to year.

What organizations has Siemer Institute funded?

Its largest grants in tax year 2025 went to United Way of Central Ohio Inc (OH), $1.92M, Family Promise Inc (NJ), $770K, National Council of Ymcas of the USA (IL), $660K, United Way of Greater Atlanta (GA), $660K and Orange County United Way (CA), $495K.