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Foundations that fund housing and homelessness in Mississippi

70 private foundations gave $3.0 million for housing and homelessness 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 housing and homelessness grants to recipients in Mississippi, latest year
FoundationGrantsAmountAccepts applications
Old Ladies Home Association2$1.1 millionNo
Doris Duke Charitable Foundation Inc (New York)1$300,000Yes
Ergon Foundation Inc8$290,000No
The Jochum-Moll Foundation (Ohio)2$225,625No
Selby and Richard McRae Foundation2$105,000No
Capital One Foundation Inc (Virginia)1$100,000No
Mississippi Power Foundation Inc1$80,000Yes
Edwin E and Ruby C Morgan Foundation Inc1$72,000No
E Rhodes and Leona B Carpenter Foundation (Pennsylvania)2$64,000Yes
The Riley Foundation2$64,000Yes
Charlene and Thomas Morgan Charitable Foundation Inc (Texas)1$60,000No
Biloxi Regional Medical Center Inc1$40,000No
Leo W Seal Jr Family Foundation3$40,000Yes
Trehern Charitable Foundation2$36,000Yes
Wells Fargo Foundation (Minnesota)1$30,000No
Brevard Family Foundation1$30,000No
Joe and Naoma Nichols Family Foundation1$25,000No
Howmet Aerospace Foundation (Pennsylvania)1$25,000No
Van Devender Family Foundation6$24,000No
Pedigree Foundation (Tennessee)1$15,000Yes
The Mary Alice Fortin Foundation (Florida)1$15,000No
William Robert Baird Charitable Trust1$14,907Yes
Williams Family Legacy Fund (Delaware)1$12,500No
BBB Foundation1$12,000No
International Paper Company Foundation (Tennessee)3$11,500Yes

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

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