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Foundations that fund food and hunger in Virginia

698 private foundations gave $41.6 million for food and hunger to organizations in Virginia in their latest year. The largest was Gates Foundation, with $18.7 million in 6 grants.

Foundations ranked by food and hunger grants to recipients in Virginia, latest year
FoundationGrantsAmountAccepts applications
Gates Foundation (Washington)6$18.7 millionYes
Wal-Mart Foundation (Arkansas)3$4.3 millionYes
Williamsburg Community Health Foundation6$1.3 millionNo
Musk Foundation (Texas)1$1.3 millionNo
The Hartman Family Foundation (New York)1$501,000No
Visa Foundation (California)1$500,000No
Fauquier Health Foundation DBA the Path Foundation13$440,000Yes
Gordon E and Betty I Moore Foundation (California)1$400,000No
Potomac Health Foundation5$355,080No
Lydia B Stokes Foundation (Vermont)1$333,333No
1P Foundation (California)1$333,333No
Robert G Cabell III and Maude Morgan Cabell Foundation2$310,000Yes
The Rockefeller Foundation (New York)1$300,000No
Weiser Charitable Foundation (Michigan)1$260,000No
The Watterson Foundation1$250,000Yes
McKesson Foundation Inc (Texas)1$250,000No
The United Company Foundation6$245,000Yes
Charles Lawrence Keith and Clara Miller Foundation (New York)2$224,824No
Clif Family Foundation (California)3$180,000Yes
Amazonsmile Foundation (Washington)66$178,102No
Robert I Schattner Foundation Inc aka Schattner Foundation (Maryland)1$175,000No
The Troon Foundation (North Carolina)3$165,000No
The Rapha Foundation8$165,000Yes
The Cecil & Irene Hylton Foundation Inc3$160,000Yes
The Eleanor and J Hunter Flack Foundation Inc (Alabama)1$155,000No

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

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