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Foundations that fund youth programs in South Carolina

573 private foundations gave $37.9 million for youth programs to organizations in South Carolina in their latest year. The largest was The Duke Endowment, with $10.7 million in 27 grants.

Foundations ranked by youth programs grants to recipients in South Carolina, latest year
FoundationGrantsAmountAccepts applications
The Duke Endowment (North Carolina)27$10.7 millionYes
BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina Foundation18$7.2 millionNo
TW M H Judd Charitable Trust (Missouri)1$1.0 millionNo
The Leon Levine Foundation (North Carolina)14$920,000Yes
Meadows Road Foundation (Fka Coydog Foundation)4$777,031No
The Lancaster County Partners for Youth2$478,655No
Conrad N Hilton Foundation (California)1$400,000Yes
Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation (Virginia)52$381,020Yes
Luluma Charitable Trust (Illinois)1$350,000No
WK Kellogg Foundation (Michigan)1$350,000Yes
Elhapa Foundation Inc (Kentucky)4$320,000No
Valhalla Foundation (California)1$300,000No
The Williams Brice Edwards Charitable Trust1$300,000Yes
Annie E Casey Foundation Inc (Maryland)6$285,000No
Carequest Foundation Inc (Massachusetts)2$280,000Yes
Trust Under Will of B J Wade (Tennessee)2$279,216No
Mary Black Foundation Inc8$262,250Yes
Cambia Health Foundation (Oregon)1$253,500Yes
Formanek Foundation (Tennessee)1$250,000Yes
J B White Jr Foundation1$245,077No
The Byerly Foundation (Delaware)4$241,000No
J Arnet and Mildred M Lewis Main (Missouri)1$225,000No
The Nemec Abbott Foundation (Delaware)2$225,000No
The Springs Close Foundation Inc7$214,470Yes
The Nord Family Foundation (Ohio)3$200,000Yes

Amounts count grants whose purpose or recipient matches youth programs, paid to recipients in South Carolina. A foundation based in another state appears when it gives here.

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