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Foundations & grantmakers

Search 101,800 U.S. funders — private foundations, community foundations, United Ways and other grantmaking charities — by name, cause or the organizations they have funded. Each page shows the funder's largest grants, where its money goes and — just as important — whether it takes applications.

2,676 funders matching “library” that may accept applications.

FunderBased inGrants paidApplications
The Charles Fund Inc
Private foundation · largest grant: Rochester Museum and Science Center
Charlottesville, VA$584K
tax year 2025
May accept
Mark and Judith Cook Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Jacksonville Independent School District
Pennington, NJ$570K
tax year 2025
May accept
The Double Eagle Foundation 4191-06-43
Private foundation · largest grant: The Holton-Arms School
Philadelphia, PA$568K
tax year 2024
May accept
Leo W Seal Jr Family Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Louisiana Music & Heritage Experience
Bay St Louis, MS$563K
tax year 2024
May accept
Louis N Cassett Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta
Philadelphia, PA$546K
tax year 2024
May accept
Robert & Helen Remick Ch Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Jackson County Central School
Lakefield, MN$539K
tax year 2025
May accept
Sordoni Family Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Marywood University - Scholarship
Wilmington, DE$535K
tax year 2025
May accept
The Oliver Dewey Mayor Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Osage-Pleasant View Fire Dept Inc
Tulsa, OK$534K
tax year 2024
May accept
Edward J Sackerson Charitable Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Holy Name Catholic School
Escanaba, MI$533K
tax year 2024
May accept
The O'herron Family Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Kolbe Cathedral High School
Stamford, CT$530K
tax year 2024
May accept
The Stannard & Dorothy Dunn Charitable Trust
Private foundation · largest grant: Doctors Without Borders
Norwich, VT$528K
tax year 2025
May accept
Don & May Wilkins Charitable Trust
Private foundation · largest grant: City of Fort Collins
Fort Collins, CO$525K
tax year 2024
May accept
Sordoni Foundation Inc
Private foundation · largest grant: Norman Rockwell Museum
Kingston, PA$521K
tax year 2025
May accept
Proteus Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: California Institute for Machine Consciousness
Middleburg, VA$520K
tax year 2024
May accept
Bertsch Family Charitable Foundation Inc
Private foundation · largest grant: Triangle Land Conservancy
Chapel Hill, NC$518K
tax year 2024
May accept
Hagan Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Davenport School District
Newman Lake, WA$517K
tax year 2025
May accept
Alvin and Louise Myerberg Family Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Associated Jewish Charities
Annapolis, MD$517K
tax year 2024
May accept
The Howard S Dubin Family Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Window to the World Communications
Evanston, IL$516K
tax year 2025
May accept
United Way of Walworth County
United Way · largest grant: Elkhorn Food Pantry
Lake Geneva, WI$514K
tax year 2024
Usually open rounds
Trillium Family Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Lander Climate Action Network
Saint Paul, MN$496K
tax year 2025
May accept
Wyman Youth Trust
Private foundation · largest grant: Cristo Rey Jesuit Seattle
Seattle, WA$488K
tax year 2024
May accept
A S Genecov Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: University of Texas at Tyler
Tyler, TX$479K
tax year 2025
May accept
Hw Durham Foundation Inc
Private foundation · largest grant: 901 Petals of Purpose
Memphis, TN$475K
tax year 2025
May accept
Campbell Educational and Community Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Homestead Borough
West Homestead, PA$474K
tax year 2024
May accept
Dun Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Youth Villages Janie's Fund
Middleburg, VA$470K
tax year 2025
May accept
Pond Family Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Good Shepherd Food Bank
Scarborough, ME$468K
tax year 2025
May accept
R a Long Foundation 600 Plaza West Bldg
Private foundation · largest grant: National World War I Museum
Kansas City, MO$467K
tax year 2025
May accept
Codding Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Child Parent Institute
Cotati, CA$465K
tax year 2024
May accept
United Way of Muskingum Perry and Morgan Counties Inc
United Way · largest grant: Salvation Army
Zanesville, OH$464K
tax year 2024
Usually open rounds
The Clara Weiss Fund
Private foundation · largest grant: Food & Friends
Seville, OH$449K
tax year 2025
May accept
Luther I Replogle Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: University of Notre Dame Du Lac
Potomac, MD$449K
tax year 2025
May accept
The Tfdixon Family Foundation Inc
Private foundation · largest grant: American Red Cross
New York, NY$429K
tax year 2025
May accept
Gutenstein Legacy Foundation Inc co Stacie Price
Private foundation · largest grant: Sarasota Memorial Healthcare Foundation
Minneapolis, MN$427K
tax year 2024
May accept
National Center to Encourage Judaism
Private foundation · largest grant: Union Reform Judaism
Kensington, MD$426K
tax year 2025
May accept
The Robey Charitable Trust
Private foundation · largest grant: Ave Maria School of Law
Redding, CT$419K
tax year 2024
May accept
The Rayonier Advanced Materials Foundation Inc
Private foundation · largest grant: United Way of Northeast Florida
Jacksonville, FL$415K
tax year 2024
May accept
Fw Albrecht Family Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: University of Akron
Akron, OH$409K
tax year 2025
May accept
First Citizens Bank Charitable Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: The Clear Lake Development Foundation
Mason City, IA$408K
tax year 2025
May accept
Otter Tail Corporation Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: ND Community Foundation
Fergus Falls, MN$403K
tax year 2025
May accept
The George Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Columbus Symphony Orchestra Columbus Symphony Orchestra
Columbus, OH$396K
tax year 2025
May accept

From IRS Form 990-PF returns (private foundations that gave $5,000 or more) and Form 990 Schedule I (public charities whose main work is grantmaking, with $50,000 or more in grants to organizations). “Preselected only” means the foundation reported it does not accept unsolicited requests. Appearing here does not mean a funder will consider your request.

Frequently asked questions

Do private foundations accept grant applications?

Many do not. Of the 89,593 private foundations listed here, about 77% reported on Form 990-PF that they give only to preselected organizations and do not accept unsolicited requests. Use the "May accept applications" filter to see the rest, and check each foundation's instructions.

What about community foundations and United Ways?

They are public charities, so they file Form 990 rather than 990-PF and list their grants on Schedule I. GrantsJunction includes 12,207 grantmaking public charities — 939 community foundations, 741 United Ways and others whose main work is making grants. Community foundations and United Ways usually run open grant rounds for local nonprofits; their Form 990 doesn't describe the process, so check each one's website.

Where does this data come from?

From returns e-filed with the IRS and published in the IRS Form 990 Series downloads: Form 990-PF for private foundations and Form 990 Schedule I for grantmaking public charities. GrantsJunction keeps each organization's latest return, its 25 largest grants and its giving by state, and refreshes monthly. Grants to individuals are counted but never named.

How can I find foundations that fund organizations like mine?

Search for a similar organization's name or your cause (for example "food bank" or "rural health"). Results include foundations whose grant lists or purposes mention it. Add your state to see foundations that gave to recipients there.