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Foundations / Human services

Foundations that fund human services in District of Columbia

2,253 private foundations gave $322 million for human services to organizations in District of Columbia in their latest year. The largest was Truist Foundation Inc, with $24.2 million in 4 grants.

Foundations ranked by human services grants to recipients in District of Columbia, latest year
FoundationGrantsAmountAccepts applications
Truist Foundation Inc (Florida)4$24.2 millionYes
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (New Jersey)51$18.6 millionYes
Pivotal Philanthropies Foundation (Washington)2$14.0 millionNo
Freedom Together Foundation (New York)13$11.1 millionNo
Gates Foundation (Washington)10$9.8 millionYes
Clark Charitable Foundation Inc DBA A James & Alice B Clark Foundation (Maryland)3$9.4 millionNo
The David and Lucile Packard Foundation (California)32$8.7 millionYes
Colcom Foundation (Pennsylvania)17$8.6 millionYes
Conrad N Hilton Foundation (California)20$7.9 millionYes
The Ford Foundation (New York)32$7.7 millionYes
Lilly Endowment Inc (Indiana)1$7.5 millionYes
Wellspring Philanthropic Fund Inc (New York)10$5.8 millionNo
Sequoia Climate Foundation (California)5$5.6 millionNo
C D Spangler Foundation Inc (North Carolina)1$5.0 millionNo
Mary E Bazar-Robin Foundation (California)1$4.0 millionNo
Annie E Casey Foundation Inc (Maryland)28$3.9 millionNo
The Leonard & Sophie Davis Fund (California)12$3.8 millionNo
The Allstate Foundation (Illinois)15$3.6 millionYes
The Rockefeller Foundation (New York)12$3.5 millionNo
Laura and John Arnold Foundation (Texas)10$3.5 millionNo
Carnegie Corporation of New York (New York)12$3.2 millionYes
Zoetis Foundation Inc (New Jersey)1$3.0 millionNo
Builders Vision Foundation (Illinois)3$2.9 millionNo
Ousri Foundation for Goodwill (Virginia)1$2.8 millionNo
Margaret A Cargill Foundation (Minnesota)4$2.8 millionNo

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

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