A Connecticut funder to know is the Lena Benas Memorial Fund, a supporter of local health and human services causes. Here are some details to know about this funder if you’re in need of a grant in the Tri-State Area.
Read MoreThe Gross Family Foundation concentrates its giving on Boston, Massachusetts. Here are a few things to know about this low-key foundation and how it awards grants throughout the city.
Read MoreThe Lauren B. Leichtman and Arthur E. Levine Family Foundation maintains a low public profile, doesn’t have a website and quietly gives to local causes. Here are a few things Los Angeles grantseekers should know.
Read MoreThe Judith Atkins Wall Foundation is a good funder to know if you run a nonprofit in North or South Carolina. Here’s an overview of the Wall Foundation’s local philanthropy.
Read MoreAs an overview for Arizona grantseekers, here are a few things to know about the Diane & Bruce Halle Foundation right now.
Read MoreThe John and Maria Laffin Trust is an accessible funder that focuses on Los Angeles, backing causes like animal welfare and medical research. Here’s what SoCal nonprofits should know about the trust’s giving.
Read MoreThe Springs Close Foundation traces its origins to a local family’s success in the textile industry and is an important grantmaker to know in the northern part of South Carolina. Here are four key facts about this funder.
Read MoreDr. Fusen Chen’s foundation maintains a minimal web presence and is not particularly accessible to grantseekers. We dig deep to share some important insights about what this funder’s priorities are for grantmaking in Northern California.
Read MoreThe J. Philip and Jennifer DiNapoli Foundation is not the most accessible foundation in the region, but as a funder of education and other Bay Area causes it’s definitely worth getting to know because of its future potential.
Read MoreThe Fred C. and Katherine B. Andersen Foundation does not have a website and rarely makes the news, but there are plenty of reasons Minnesota nonprofits should keep it on their radar.
Read MoreThe Katherine C. Carmody Charitable Trust is a Texas-specific grantmaker that welcomes unsolicited grant applications from local nonprofits. It supports education, reducing juvenile incarceration, and other human services work.
Read MoreHere are four things that grantseekers should know about the hyper-local Byerly Foundation and its commitment to Hartsville, South Carolina.
Read MoreThe Bethel Community Services Foundation has been on the local grantmaking scene in Western Alaska for nearly 30 years. Here’s an overview of its current grantmaking strategy.
Read MoreHere are the main points to know about the Amon G. Carter Foundation and how to secure support from this Fort Worth funder.
Read MoreThe Carl R. Hendrickson Family Foundation has been on the local giving scene since 1991, supporting basic needs, entrepreneurs, and more. Here are three things to know about this accessible local funder.
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Here are a few things to know about the Crystal Trust and how it makes the small state of Delaware a big priority with its annual grantmaking.
Read MoreThe Cattaraugus Region Community Foundation is based in Olean, New York and distributes money through over 175 funds and scholarships. Here are some insights into this Tri-State community funder.
Read MoreThe J. L. Bedsole Foundation specifically focuses its attention on five Alabama counties. Here are details about this accessible funder’s grantmaking in human services and other local needs.
Read MoreOne of the best foundations to know in Maine is the Sam L. Cohen Foundation, a funder with broad interests and a narrow geographic focus. Here’s an overview of the foundation and the best ways to approach it.
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