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Foundations that fund food and hunger in New Mexico

178 private foundations gave $6.0 million for food and hunger to organizations in New Mexico in their latest year. The largest was Waverley Street Foundation, with $1.3 million in 1 grant.

Foundations ranked by food and hunger grants to recipients in New Mexico, latest year
FoundationGrantsAmountAccepts applications
Waverley Street Foundation (California)1$1.3 millionNo
WK Kellogg Foundation (Michigan)8$814,200Yes
The Schmidt Family Foundation (California)4$470,000Yes
Abram and Ray Kaplan Foundation (Colorado)8$400,000No
Carl C Anderson Sr and Marie Jo Anderson Charitable Foundation (Texas)16$257,000Yes
Posner Foundation of Pittsburgh (Pennsylvania)1$150,000Yes
Globetrotter Foundation (California)1$122,000No
Fidelity Foundation (Massachusetts)1$105,000Yes
Bobbie and Stanton Cook Family Foundation (Illinois)1$100,000No
Edp Foundation (Michigan)1$100,000No
Con Alma Health Foundation Inc3$100,000Yes
Aceso Foundation Inc (Indiana)1$100,000No
Marshall L and Perrine D McCune Charitable Foundation Inc2$95,000Yes
Brindle Foundation2$80,000Yes
Carroll Petrie Foundation1$80,000No
Akerson Family Foundation (California)2$71,000No
Illinois No 3 Foundation2$57,500No
Clif Family Foundation (California)3$51,000Yes
McKinnon Family Foundation (New York)1$50,000Yes
Corio Foundation1$50,000No
JF Maddox Foundation4$42,750Yes
The Hayes Foundation (Connecticut)1$40,000No
Lydia B Stokes Foundation (Vermont)1$40,000No
Pulley Foundation (Ohio)1$40,000No
Doris Goodwin Walbridge Foundation3$40,000Yes

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

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