Private foundations
Search 74,872 U.S. private foundations by name, cause or the organizations they have funded. Each page shows the foundation's largest grants, where its money goes and — just as important — whether it accepts applications at all.
2,050 foundations that gave to recipients in Vermont, sorted by giving in the state.
| Foundation | Based in | Given in VT | Applications |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mb and Edna Zale Foundation Largest grant: Jewish Family Service of Greater Dallas | Dallas, TX | $100 tax year 2024 | May accept |
| Dmb Foundation Largest grant: Westminster School | Fairfax, VA | $100 tax year 2024 | Preselected only |
| Yamada Scott Family Foundation Largest grant: University of Hawaii Foundation | Honolulu, HI | $100 tax year 2024 | Preselected only |
| Forward Vision Largest grant: Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund | Saratoga Springs, NY | $100 tax year 2024 | Preselected only |
| Mlg Foundation Largest grant: Circle Pines Center | Hanover, NH | $60 tax year 2024 | Preselected only |
| The Ford Family Foundation Largest grant: Tides Center | Roseburg, OR | $60 tax year 2024 | May accept |
| Stamps Family Charitable Foundation Inc Largest grant: Chicago Community Trust | Boston, MA | $60 tax year 2023 | Preselected only |
| Assurant Foundation Largest grant: American Red Cross | Atlanta, GA | $50 tax year 2024 | Preselected only |
| The Scripps Howard Foundation Largest grant: International Center for Journalists Inc | Cincinnati, OH | $50 tax year 2024 | May accept |
| Sempra Foundation Largest grant: Solar Electric Light Fund | San Diego, CA | $40 tax year 2024 | Preselected only |
From IRS Form 990-PF returns (latest e-filed return per foundation; foundations that gave under $5,000 are not listed). “Preselected only” means the foundation reported it does not accept unsolicited requests. Appearing here does not mean a foundation will consider your request.
Frequently asked questions
Do private foundations accept grant applications?
Many do not. Of the 74,872 foundations listed here, about 76% reported on Form 990-PF that they give only to preselected organizations and do not accept unsolicited requests. Use the "Accepts applications" filter to see the rest, and check each foundation's instructions.
Where does this foundation data come from?
From private foundations' Form 990-PF returns, e-filed with the IRS and published in the IRS Form 990 Series downloads. GrantsJunction keeps each foundation'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.