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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.

101,800 funders, sorted by total giving.

FunderBased inGrants paidApplications
Napa Valley Vintners Healthy Community Fund
Community foundation · largest grant: Napa Valley Unified Ed Fdtn
St Helena, CA$4.52M
tax year 2023
Usually open rounds
The Charles Engelhard Foundation
Private foundation
Summit, NJ$4.51M
tax year 2024
Preselected only
Tcc Hill Country Development Corporation
Grantmaking public charity · largest grant: Travis County Housing Finance Corporation
Austin, TX$4.51M
tax year 2024
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Wilson-Oconnor Family Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Fidelity Charitable
Reston, VA$4.51M
tax year 2025
Preselected only
Child Poverty Action Lab
Grantmaking public charity · largest grant: Texas Christian University
Dallas, TX$4.51M
tax year 2025
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Brown Dana Charitable Trust
Private foundation · largest grant: St Louis Zoo Association
Eagan, MN$4.51M
tax year 2024
May accept
Miramar Charitable Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Compassion International
Ft Mitchell, KY$4.51M
tax year 2024
Preselected only
Allegis Group Foundation Inc
Private foundation · largest grant: Skillsusa Foundation Inc
Hanover, MD$4.51M
tax year 2025
May accept
The Wana Brands Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Johns Hopkins University 2024
Boulder, CO$4.51M
tax year 2024
Preselected only
And Justice for All
Grantmaking public charity · largest grant: Utah Legal Services
Salt Lake City, UT$4.51M
tax year 2024
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Mercer County Civic Foundation
Grantmaking public charity · largest grant: Celina City Schools
Celina, OH$4.51M
tax year 2025
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Capitol Federal Foundation
Private foundation
Topeka, KS$4.51M
tax year 2025
May accept
Whitney Benefits Inc and Subsidiary
Private foundation · largest grant: Sheridan College
Sheridan, WY$4.51M
tax year 2024
May accept
Good Neighbor Fund
Grantmaking public charity · largest grant: Evangelicals for a Better Future
Washington, DC$4.5M
tax year 2024
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Foundation for Accountability Integrity & Research in Elections Fund
Grantmaking public charity · largest grant: Article III Foundation
Washington, DC$4.5M
tax year 2024
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Bonney Family Foundation Inc
Private foundation · largest grant: Bates College
Framingham, MA$4.5M
tax year 2024
Preselected only
Marten Charitable Foundation Corporation
Private foundation · largest grant: University of Notre Dame
Carmel, IN$4.5M
tax year 2025
Preselected only
Bernier Mccaw Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Tubman Center for Health & Freedom
Medina, WA$4.5M
tax year 2025
Preselected only
Five Together Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Philadelphia, PA$4.5M
tax year 2025
Preselected only
Mujeres Unidas y Activas
Grantmaking public charity · largest grant: Ctr Empowered Politics Edu Fd
San Francisco, CA$4.5M
tax year 2024
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Delaware Bar Foundation
Grantmaking public charity · largest grant: Community Legal Aid
Wilmington, DE$4.5M
tax year 2024
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Elizabeth Morse Genius Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Charles Hosmer Morse Foundation
Winter Park, FL$4.5M
tax year 2025
Preselected only
Miguel B Fernandez Family Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Loyola University Maryland
Coral Gables, FL$4.5M
tax year 2024
Preselected only
Weld Community Foundation
Community foundation · largest grant: Greeley Creative District
Greeley, CO$4.49M
tax year 2025
Usually open rounds
Edward Foundation
Grantmaking public charity · largest grant: Edward Hospital
Naperville, IL$4.49M
tax year 2024
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The Meg and Bennett Goodman Family Foundation
Private foundation
Saratoga Springs, NY$4.49M
tax year 2024
Preselected only
Society of Family Planning
Private foundation · largest grant: Regents of the University of California SF
Denver, CO$4.49M
tax year 2025
Preselected only
The Lutheran Foundation for Long-Term Living
Private foundation · largest grant: Gannon University
Erie, PA$4.49M
tax year 2024
May accept
Phil Hardin Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Ms Childrens Museum
Meridian, MS$4.49M
tax year 2025
May accept
The Confidence Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Greater Horizons
Pasadena, CA$4.49M
tax year 2024
Preselected only
Crane Fund for Widows and Children
Private foundation · largest grant: Chunhui Children's Foundation
Englewood Cliffs, NJ$4.49M
tax year 2024
Preselected only
The Chanticleer Charitable Trust 6006002
Private foundation · largest grant: The Chanticleer Foundation
Baltimore, MD$4.49M
tax year 2024
Preselected only
Shiv Nadar Foundation
Grantmaking public charity · largest grant: Massachusetts Institute of Te
Santa Clara, CA$4.49M
tax year 2024
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The Harborone Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Eastern Bank Foundation
Brockton, MA$4.49M
tax year 2025
Preselected only
Henry and Lucy Moses Fund Inc
Private foundation · largest grant: Montefiore Medical Center
New York, NY$4.48M
tax year 2025
Preselected only
Piper Sandler Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Corporate Match
Minneapolis, MN$4.48M
tax year 2025
May accept
Americans 4 Security Inc
Grantmaking public charity · largest grant: Americans 4 Security Pac
Plover, WI$4.48M
tax year 2024
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Community Foundation for Loudoun and Northern Fauquier Counties
Community foundation · largest grant: Cfh Inc
Leesburg, VA$4.48M
tax year 2025
Usually open rounds
Room & Board Foundation
Private foundation · largest grant: Walker Art Center
Golden Valley, MN$4.48M
tax year 2024
Preselected only
The Justice and Education Fund Inc
Grantmaking public charity · largest grant: People's Welfare Association
New York, NY$4.48M
tax year 2024
Check website

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?

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