Foundations that accept applications
Profiles of 8,915 foundations that did not tell the IRS they fund only preselected organizations -- each with its complete recipient list, typical grant size and giving history. Roughly three in four private foundations are closed to unsolicited requests, so this is the quarter worth your time.
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The most active grantmakers here
By number of organizations funded, not by dollars. These are the foundations with the widest grantee lists in our data.
Not only private foundations
Community foundations, United Ways and other charities that regrant do not file Form 990-PF and are not in the list above. They moved more money than the private foundations did, and a community foundation exists to take applications in a way a family trust does not. Browse grantmaking charities.
A foundation is profiled here when it accepts unsolicited requests, gave to at least 10 organizations we could identify by name, and filed a return covering 2023 or later. We would rather publish 8,915 pages worth reading than 137,000 that are not.