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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
Henri L Enfroy and Barbara a Enfroy Foundation Inc
Private foundation · largest grant: Missionary Support Group
Indianapolis, IN$80K
tax year 2024
May accept
Julia Vander May Bakelaar Charitabl
Private foundation · largest grant: Fidelity Charitable
Wayne, NJ$80K
tax year 2025
May accept
Mcelligott Family Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Cross Catholic Outreach
Lafayette, LA$80K
tax year 2025
May accept
Bowker Foundation Irrev Char Ta
Private foundation · largest grant: YWCA Northeast Indiana Inc
Saint Louis, MO$80K
tax year 2025
May accept
Ralph & Wilma Maibaum Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Estherville Animal Shelter
Dallas, TX$80K
tax year 2025
May accept
Juilfs Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Kecc United Way Kentucky
Cincinnati, OH$80K
tax year 2025
May accept
Tender Tree Education Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Fidelity Charitable Trust Fund
Torrance, CA$80K
tax year 2025
May accept
Fayette Area Community Trust
Private foundation · largest grant: Central Methodist University
Fayette, MO$80K
tax year 2025
May accept
Charlotte and William Hinson Charitable Foundation Trust
Private foundation · largest grant: Des Moines Symphony Association
West Des Moines, IA$80K
tax year 2025
May accept
The Everett & Pearl Gilmour Foundation Inc
Private foundation · largest grant: Chenango Valley Home
Norwich, NY$79.3K
tax year 2025
May accept
Ray Sutton Mcgehee Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Uf Foundation
Jacksonville, FL$79.3K
tax year 2025
May accept
Banks Charitable Fdn-Nuveen
Private foundation · largest grant: Salt Lake City Rotary Foundation
St Petersburg, FL$79K
tax year 2025
May accept
The Henry V and Frances W Christenson Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: 3) Kent City Schools
Akron, OH$78.4K
tax year 2025
May accept
The Campana Foundation Inc
Private foundation · largest grant: First United Methodist Church
George West, TX$78.4K
tax year 2024
May accept
The Russell W and Karen Suda Ekstro
Private foundation · largest grant: Intervarsity
Gordon, TX$78.3K
tax year 2025
May accept
Richard N Funkhouser Foundationinc
Private foundation · largest grant: Hagerstown Area Religious Council Micah's Backpack
Smithsburg, MD$78K
tax year 2024
May accept
Jehovah-Jireh Inc
Private foundation · largest grant: Martinez Church of Christ See Attached
Albany, NY$77.7K
tax year 2024
May accept
Lloyd Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Presbyterian Church USA Fdn
Pittsburgh, PA$77.5K
tax year 2024
May accept
Richard & Scarlett Chang Family Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Chinese Christian Fellowship International
Allen, TX$77K
tax year 2024
May accept
M K Charitable Trust
Private foundation · largest grant: Arkansas Champions Trust
Pine Bluff, AR$77K
tax year 2024
May accept
Lewis and Dorothy Tamplin Trust
Private foundation · largest grant: Rush Church Community Growth Program
West Mansfield, OH$77K
tax year 2025
May accept
Good Dream Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Shema Stella Foundation
Yorba Linda, CA$76.9K
tax year 2024
May accept
633 Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: First Baptist Church Grapevine
Southlake, TX$76.7K
tax year 2024
May accept
Animals Staying Alive Inc
Private foundation · largest grant: Catskill Veterinary Services
Leander, TX$76.6K
tax year 2024
May accept
Greater Lake City Community Foundation
Community foundation · largest grant: First Lutheran Church
Lake City, MN$76.3K
tax year 2025
Usually open rounds
Berta Family Foundation Inc
Private foundation · largest grant: United Way OF SOUTHCENTRAL KENTUCKY
Bowling Green, KY$76.1K
tax year 2025
May accept
Nancy a K Perkins Charitable Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Memorial Art Gallery
Churchville, NY$76K
tax year 2025
May accept
Summit Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Ligonier Valley Fire Companies
Pittsburgh, PA$76K
tax year 2025
May accept
Pete & Margaret Leighty Trust First State Bank and Trust
Private foundation · largest grant: Usd 464 Ths Band
Tonganoxie, KS$76K
tax year 2025
May accept
Judith and Henry Sauer Charitable Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Kappa Alpha Theta
Houston, TX$75.8K
tax year 2024
May accept
Tecumseh Milestone Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Millersville University
Lancaster, PA$75.5K
tax year 2024
May accept
Hidden Spring Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Salve Regina Academy
Boston, MA$75.1K
tax year 2025
May accept
Owen Family Foundation Inc
Private foundation · largest grant: Camp Cole
Columbia, SC$75.1K
tax year 2025
May accept
Mentzer Mem Fdn Ta
Private foundation · largest grant: Seminary of the Southwest
Brooklyn, OH$75K
tax year 2025
May accept
Margaret F Nice Charitable Trust Diana L Nice Trustees
Private foundation · largest grant: University of Pittsburgh Ear & Eye
Highlands Ranch, CO$75K
tax year 2025
May accept
The Constable Family Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Westwood Community Church
Deephaven, MN$75K
tax year 2025
May accept
The Steve and Candace Harrison Family Fd
Private foundation · largest grant: Reach Therapeutic Riding Center
Iredell, TX$75K
tax year 2024
May accept
Walter Lowell E & Agnes N Tw
Private foundation · largest grant: Iowa Dept of Natural Resources
Saint Louis, MO$75K
tax year 2024
May accept
Southeastern Bank Community Foundation Inc
Private foundation · largest grant: Brantley County Family Connection
Darien, GA$75K
tax year 2025
May accept
Taylor-Mchenry Memorial Fund
Private foundation · largest grant: Zanesville High School
Columbus, OH$75K
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.