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Foundations that fund community development in South Carolina

239 private foundations gave $24.8 million for community development to organizations in South Carolina in their latest year. The largest was The Duke Endowment, with $6.3 million in 18 grants.

Foundations ranked by community development grants to recipients in South Carolina, latest year
FoundationGrantsAmountAccepts applications
The Duke Endowment (North Carolina)18$6.3 millionYes
BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina Foundation7$2.1 millionNo
Kimberly-Clark Foundation (Texas)1$1.9 millionYes
LB Foundation2$998,000Yes
The Hartness Foundation1$846,300No
WK Kellogg Foundation (Michigan)1$700,000Yes
Wells Fargo Foundation (Minnesota)4$605,000No
The Koegler Family Foundation (Florida)1$603,049No
Yeargin Foundation1$590,287No
The Richards Foundation (Georgia)2$506,000Yes
1772 Foundation Inc (New Jersey)1$500,000No
Monroe-Brown Foundation (Michigan)1$500,000No
CW and Dorothy G Love Foundation7$477,000No
Jpmorgan Chase Foundation (New York)3$450,000No
Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation (Virginia)11$447,000Yes
The Andrew W Mellon Foundation (New York)1$425,000Yes
Wal-Mart Foundation (Arkansas)1$400,000Yes
William Randolph Hearst Foundation (New York)3$350,000Yes
Laura and John Arnold Foundation (Texas)2$308,403No
The Leon Levine Foundation (North Carolina)2$300,000Yes
Cambia Health Foundation (Oregon)1$253,500Yes
The Morgan Morton Family Foundation1$250,000No
The Williams Brice Edwards Charitable Trust1$216,000Yes
The Graham Foundation1$205,000No
Forrest C & Frances H Lattner Foundation (Rhode Island)1$200,000No

Amounts count grants whose purpose or recipient matches community development, paid to recipients in South Carolina. A foundation based in another state appears when it gives here.

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