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Foundations that fund food and hunger in District of Columbia

1,138 private foundations gave $165 million for food and hunger to organizations in District of Columbia in their latest year. The largest was Gates Foundation, with $97.8 million in 34 grants.

Foundations ranked by food and hunger grants to recipients in District of Columbia, latest year
FoundationGrantsAmountAccepts applications
Gates Foundation (Washington)34$97.8 millionYes
Wal-Mart Foundation (Arkansas)7$6.7 millionYes
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (New Jersey)9$3.8 millionYes
The Schmidt Family Foundation (California)7$3.6 millionYes
Wings for Things Foundation Inc (Connecticut)2$3.3 millionNo
The J Willard and Alice S Marriott Foundation (Maryland)7$3.0 millionNo
Bedford Falls Foundation (Virginia)1$2.0 millionNo
Waverley Street Foundation (California)1$2.0 millionNo
Goldberg Family Foundation 217-48576810 (California)1$2.0 millionNo
Builders Vision Foundation (Illinois)5$1.6 millionNo
The Rauch Family Foundation (California)1$1.5 millionNo
The North Star Charitable Foundation (New York)1$1.1 millionNo
The Rockefeller Foundation (New York)9$1.0 millionNo
Grantham Foundation for the Protection (Massachusetts)1$1.0 millionNo
The Ajram Family Foundation (Florida)1$1.0 millionNo
Delta Air Lines Foundation (Georgia)1$1.0 millionYes
WK Kellogg Foundation (Michigan)5$950,000Yes
The Morningstar Philanthropic Foundation D/B/A the Morningstar Foundation (Maryland)5$916,300No
The Washington Home Inc10$883,680No
Wanda and James M Moran Jr Foundation Inc (Florida)1$800,000No
The John and Mary Neff Foundation (Georgia)1$750,000No
Freedom Together Foundation (New York)1$667,000No
Wellspring Philanthropic Fund Inc (New York)2$600,000No
Zoetis Foundation Inc (New Jersey)1$600,000No
Elevance Health Foundation Inc (Indiana)4$516,667Yes

Amounts count grants whose purpose or recipient matches food and hunger, paid to recipients in District of Columbia. A foundation based in another state appears when it gives here.

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