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Foundations that fund disability in West Virginia

62 private foundations gave $1.9 million for disability to organizations in West Virginia in their latest year. The largest was The James H and Alice Teubert Charitable Trust, with $861,591 in 4 grants.

Foundations ranked by disability grants to recipients in West Virginia, latest year
FoundationGrantsAmountAccepts applications
The James H and Alice Teubert Charitable Trust4$861,591Yes
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation (Pennsylvania)1$130,000Yes
Robinson S Parlin Trust1$84,000Yes
Tr UW CF Duff FBO Fdn for Blind (Texas)1$66,786No
Edwards Catherine R U W (Pennsylvania)1$65,658No
Pallottine Foundation of Huntington4$62,470No
Joseph L K Snyder (Pennsylvania)1$59,451Yes
American Foundation for the Blind New York Ny (Ohio)1$53,343No
Kulas Elroy No 2 FD B Ta (Ohio)1$35,538No
Bernard McDonough Foundation Inc2$35,000Yes
Charles M Cutts Charitable Trust (Illinois)1$33,836No
The Peterman Foundation Inc1$30,437Yes
The Driehorst Family Foundation1$30,000Yes
Albert Schenk III & Kathleen H Schenk Charitable Trust1$25,000Yes
August J & Thelma S Hoffmann Foundation1$25,000Yes
Peierls Foundation (Colorado)1$20,300No
Henry Logan Children's Home Inc1$20,000Yes
George W Bowers Family Charitable Trust2$20,000Yes
The Jockey Club Safety Net Foundation (New York)5$17,050Yes
The Antero Foundation (Colorado)1$15,000Yes
Alice E Davis Trust (Hawaii)1$11,900No
Edward R Fisher Charitable Fndn (Georgia)1$10,000No
Board of Trustees of Prichard Schoo1$10,000No
Milan Puskar Foundation Inc1$10,000No
Harry and Helen Sands Charitable Trust1$10,000Yes

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

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