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Foundations that fund food and hunger in Mississippi

67 private foundations gave $4.3 million for food and hunger to organizations in Mississippi in their latest year. The largest was Old Ladies Home Association, with $1.1 million in 2 grants.

Foundations ranked by food and hunger grants to recipients in Mississippi, latest year
FoundationGrantsAmountAccepts applications
Old Ladies Home Association2$1.1 millionNo
WK Kellogg Foundation (Michigan)5$1.0 millionYes
Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Mississippi Foundation1$561,556Yes
The Molina Healthcare Charitable Foundation (Delaware)3$270,000No
Mississippi Power Foundation Inc1$250,000Yes
The Schmidt Family Foundation (California)2$205,000Yes
Phillips Foundation2$148,610Yes
Biloxi Regional Medical Center Inc1$100,000No
Perry and Joyce Johns Foundation (Texas)1$100,000No
Leslie L Alexander Foundation Inc (Florida)1$50,000No
Lower Pearl River Valley Foundation2$42,917Yes
Edwin E and Ruby C Morgan Foundation Inc1$40,000No
The Luckyday Foundation3$33,000Yes
William Robert Baird Charitable Trust1$30,501Yes
Gilmore Sanitarium Inc Gilmore Foundation Inc2$27,500Yes
DKC Foundation1$20,000No
Reedy Acres Foundation2$20,000Yes
International Paper Company Foundation (Tennessee)4$18,500Yes
The Woodforest Charitable Foundation (Texas)2$16,050No
Vicksburg Medical Foundation1$15,000No
Mobile Medical Mission Hospital Inc (Alabama)1$12,000Yes
Homer Skelton Charitable Foundation (Delaware)1$12,000Yes
The Kroger Co Foundation (Ohio)1$10,000Yes
The Jochum-Moll Foundation (Ohio)1$10,000No
Amory Outreach Foundation Inc1$10,000No

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

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