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Foundations that fund community development in Virginia

618 private foundations gave $86.7 million for community development to organizations in Virginia in their latest year. The largest was Dogwood Health Trust, with $21.0 million in 1 grant.

Foundations ranked by community development grants to recipients in Virginia, latest year
FoundationGrantsAmountAccepts applications
Dogwood Health Trust (North Carolina)1$21.0 millionYes
Fredericksburg Savings Charitable Foundation1$6.6 millionNo
Quantitative Foundation2$5.0 millionNo
Treet Foundation1$5.0 millionNo
The Affordable Housing Opportunity Fund6$4.9 millionNo
The Pruden Foundation2$2.5 millionYes
The Durham Foundation (Texas)3$2.3 millionYes
The Carmel Hill Fund (New York)1$2.2 millionNo
John Templeton Foundation (Pennsylvania)1$2.2 millionYes
WK Kellogg Foundation (Michigan)5$1.6 millionYes
Virginia Nonprofit Housing Coalition16$1.3 millionNo
Freedom Together Foundation (New York)1$1.3 millionNo
The James W and Frances Gibson McGlothlin Foundation2$1.1 millionNo
Laura and John Arnold Foundation (Texas)4$1.1 millionNo
Luck Companies Foundation22$1.0 millionYes
Gordon E and Betty I Moore Foundation (California)1$1.0 millionNo
Rashkind Family Foundation3$951,177No
The Mary Morton Parsons Foundation2$900,000Yes
Jpmorgan Chase Foundation (New York)7$875,571No
The William Jeff and Jennifer Gross Family Foundation (California)1$875,000No
Carnegie Corporation of New York (New York)2$833,300Yes
Fauquier Health Foundation DBA the Path Foundation13$806,188Yes
Danville Regional Foundation7$613,014Yes
Mastercard Impact Fund (New York)1$500,000No
The Reams Foundation Inc (South Carolina)1$460,000No

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

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