Foundations that fund food and hunger in Rhode Island

213 private foundations gave $7.7 million for food and hunger to organizations in Rhode Island in their latest year. The largest was Aloha Foundation, with $1.5 million in 2 grants.

Foundations ranked by food and hunger grants to recipients in Rhode Island, latest year
Foundation	Grants	Amount	Accepts applications
Aloha Foundation (Massachusetts)	2	$1.5 million	No
Gates Foundation (Washington)	1	$510,023	Yes
Fidelity Foundation (Massachusetts)	2	$420,000	Yes
The Champlin Foundation (Pennsylvania)	5	$381,213	Yes
Henry P Kendall Foundation (Massachusetts)	3	$320,000	No
The Schmidt Family Foundation (California)	1	$285,000	Yes
Van Beuren Charitable Foundation Inc (New York)	3	$205,000	No
Eleanor Crook Foundation (Texas)	1	$190,000	No
The Angell Foundation (California)	1	$150,000	No
Alletta Morris McBean Charitable Trust (California)	4	$132,500	Yes
PPL Foundation (Pennsylvania)	3	$128,950	Yes
Centreville Savings Bank Charitable Foundation	10	$126,000	Yes
The Ruth and Hal Launders Charitable Trust (Virginia)	2	$120,000	No
CVS Foundation	3	$100,500	No
The Collis Foundation	1	$100,000	Yes
The Gregory and Claire Wilcox Family Foundation	1	$100,000	No
Robert B Cranston Theophilus Pitman Fund	1	$91,115	Yes
Navigant Credit Union Charitable Foundation Inc	5	$85,000	Yes
Helene & Bertram Bernhardt Foundation	1	$84,459	Yes
Bazarsky Family Foundation	1	$75,400	No
Warren Alpert Foundation	2	$70,000	Yes
Janci Foundation	3	$67,500	No
Edward J & Virginia M Routhier Foundation	2	$65,000	No
William and Mary Stark Family Foundation Inc (New York)	2	$65,000	No
Island Foundation Inc (Massachusetts)	5	$61,850	Yes

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

Foundations that fund food and hunger in Rhode Island

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