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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.

4,456 funders matching “church” that may accept applications.

FunderBased inGrants paidApplications
Kelley & Morgan Families Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Texas A&m University Texarkana
Texarkana, TX$217K
tax year 2025
May accept
Lenfestey Family Foundation Inc
Private foundation · largest grant: Flow (for Love of Water)
Green Bay, WI$217K
tax year 2025
May accept
Niamogue Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Davidson College
Atlantic Beach, FL$217K
tax year 2025
May accept
The Mcneel Family Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Brewton Area YMCA
Montrose, AL$216K
tax year 2025
May accept
Bernice R Shanklin Charitable Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Children in Crisis
Jacksonville Beach, FL$215K
tax year 2025
May accept
Richard D Huff Foundation Trust Fd064
Private foundation · largest grant: Covenant Baptist Church of Houston
San Antonio, TX$215K
tax year 2025
May accept
Legacy Foundation of Tompkins County
Private foundation · largest grant: Catholic Charities Food Bank of the Southern Tier
Ithaca, NY$214K
tax year 2025
May accept
Sally Langdon Barefoot Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Ofsp
Ogden, UT$214K
tax year 2025
May accept
Rich Charitable Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: The Archdiocese of Los Angeles
San Pedro, CA$213K
tax year 2025
May accept
The Harvey Foundation Inc
Private foundation · largest grant: Union Church of San Juan
San Juan, PR$213K
tax year 2025
May accept
Silberstein Family Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Mcdonogh School
Brooklandville, MD$213K
tax year 2025
May accept
Larry J and Dinah M Bird Family Foundation Inc
Private foundation · largest grant: John McNichols Memorial Track
Terre Haute, IN$213K
tax year 2025
May accept
Karl H and Wealtha H Nelson Family Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: City of Nebraska City
Omaha, NE$213K
tax year 2024
May accept
The Believers Foundation Inc
Private foundation · largest grant: Exalting Christ in Honduras Inc
Seffner, FL$212K
tax year 2024
May accept
Spirit of Eden
Private foundation · largest grant: City of Eden
Eden, TX$212K
tax year 2025
May accept
Wedge Foundation Inc
Private foundation · largest grant: University of Kentucky
Louisville, KY$212K
tax year 2024
May accept
Gregg-Graniteville Foundation Inc
Private foundation · largest grant: The Aiken Partnership at Usc-Aiken
Graniteville, SC$212K
tax year 2024
May accept
Mark E Smith Foundation Ua Dated November 9 2022
Private foundation · largest grant: Cleveland High School
Cleveland, TN$211K
tax year 2025
May accept
Richard L and Charlotte Reynolds Family Trust Inc
Private foundation · largest grant: Norman Alcohol Information Center DBA the Virtue Center
Norman, OK$211K
tax year 2025
May accept
The Toon Family Charitable Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: St Peter Church
Wichita, KS$211K
tax year 2024
May accept
Arpin Charitable Fund Inc (dba Arpin Strong)
Private foundation · largest grant: Global Institute for Transformation
Essex, CT$210K
tax year 2024
May accept
Griffith Family Foundation Inc
Private foundation · largest grant: Eskenazi Health Foundation
Indianapolis, IN$210K
tax year 2024
May accept
Franklin I & Irene List Saemann Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Wartburg College
Champaign, IL$210K
tax year 2024
May accept
Prophet Sisters Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Wellspring Interfaith Social Services Inc
Pittsburgh, PA$210K
tax year 2024
May accept
Gloyd Family Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Westminster Presbyterian Church
Peoria, IL$209K
tax year 2025
May accept
The Morrison Family Foundation J Morrisont Morrison & Kmorrison
Private foundation · largest grant: Community Food Bank of Nj
New Providence, NJ$209K
tax year 2025
May accept
The Crow Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Centenary College - Gsc Endowed
Shreveport, LA$208K
tax year 2025
May accept
Steven J & Patricia Andersen Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Mentors International
Farmington, UT$207K
tax year 2024
May accept
Bay Care Clinic Foundation Ltd
Private foundation · largest grant: Ribbon of Hope
Green Bay, WI$207K
tax year 2024
May accept
Patton M for Charities
Private foundation · largest grant: YMCA
Pittsburgh, PA$206K
tax year 2025
May accept
The Paul and Rose Carter Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: National Gallery of Art
Paeonian Springs, VA$206K
tax year 2024
May accept
The Melik-Baschkopf Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Alpine Learning Group Inc
Hillsdale, NJ$205K
tax year 2025
May accept
Building Dreams Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Boys & Girls Club of Mantecalathrop
Manteca, CA$204K
tax year 2024
May accept
The John Bickford Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Morris Museum Inc
Wilmington, DE$204K
tax year 2025
May accept
The Devereaux F and Dorothy M Mcclatchey Foundation Inc
Private foundation · largest grant: Duke University
Atlanta, GA$203K
tax year 2025
May accept
Mccarthy Family Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Boys & Girls Club of Lynn
Dallas, TX$203K
tax year 2025
May accept
Dane and Carter Brooksher Family Foundation dated 722018
Private foundation · largest grant: Missouri Botanical Garden
Chicago, IL$202K
tax year 2025
May accept
Susan C House - Educational Xxxxx7008
Private foundation · largest grant: Sacred Heart Griffin High School
Chicago, IL$202K
tax year 2024
May accept
Allan B Roby & Frances M Roby Charitable Trust
Private foundation · largest grant: Berea College
Lyme, NH$202K
tax year 2024
May accept
Renfro Family Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Northern Oklahoma College Foundation
Ponca City, OK$202K
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.