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Foundations that fund health in District of Columbia

1,913 private foundations gave $524 million for health to organizations in District of Columbia in their latest year. The largest was Gates Foundation, with $178 million in 103 grants.

Foundations ranked by health grants to recipients in District of Columbia, latest year
FoundationGrantsAmountAccepts applications
Gates Foundation (Washington)103$178 millionYes
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (New Jersey)141$49.1 millionYes
The Bloomberg Family Foundation Inc (New York)7$23.4 millionNo
Clark Charitable Foundation Inc DBA A James & Alice B Clark Foundation (Maryland)10$20.3 millionNo
Pivotal Philanthropies Foundation (Washington)6$18.3 millionNo
Sequoia Climate Foundation (California)13$16.4 millionNo
Gary and Mary West Charitable Trust (California)1$12.0 millionNo
The Leona M and Harry B Helmsley Charitable Trust (New York)10$8.3 millionNo
The Susan Thompson Buffett Foundation (Nebraska)4$7.4 millionNo
Laura and John Arnold Foundation (Texas)30$6.6 millionNo
LR Foundation (Florida)1$6.2 millionNo
The California Endowment (California)29$6.1 millionNo
Novartis US Foundation (New Jersey)1$6.1 millionNo
Wal-Mart Foundation (Arkansas)7$6.0 millionYes
Ge Aerospace Foundation (Connecticut)4$6.0 millionYes
United Health Foundation (Minnesota)8$5.2 millionNo
The Commonwealth Fund (New York)44$5.1 millionNo
C D Spangler Foundation Inc (North Carolina)1$5.0 millionNo
The J Willard and Alice S Marriott Foundation (Maryland)12$4.9 millionNo
Jpmorgan Chase Foundation (New York)14$3.5 millionNo
Conrad N Hilton Foundation (California)6$3.4 millionYes
WK Kellogg Foundation (Michigan)15$3.3 millionYes
Christy and John Mack Foundation (New York)1$3.0 millionNo
The John A Hartford Foundation Inc (New York)7$3.0 millionYes
The William & Flora Hewlett Foundation (California)15$2.6 millionYes

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

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