Grants received by year
Every foundation grant, by year
Each line as the funder listed it on its return, newest year first, then largest.
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The Stagman FoundationDenver, CO
2025
To contribute to charitable purposes.
$1,000 -
Thompson Jones Alexander FoundationCharlottesville, VA
2024
Programs
$5,000 -
Jacqueline Anne Morris Memorial FoundationTucson, AZ
2024
Support and hope for people impacted by wilson disease
$1,033 -
The WKW Family Foundation IncKing of Prussia, PA
2024
To support the organization in its efforts to research wilson disease
$1,000 -
Western Asset Management Company Charitable FoundationPasadena, CA
2024
Health
$500 -
Thompson Jones Alexander FoundationCharlottesville, VA
2023
Operations
$5,000 -
Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA
2023
General support
$1,081 -
Jacqueline Anne Morris Memorial FoundationTucson, AZ
2023
General support
$1,000 -
The WKW Family Foundation IncKing of Prussia, PA
2023
To support the organization in its efforts to research wilson disease
$1,000 -
White Family Charitable FoundationNew York, NY
2023
Unresticted
$256 -
Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA
2022
General support
$1,620 -
Jacqueline Anne Morris Memorial FoundationTucson, AZ
2022
General support
$1,000 -
The WKW Family Foundation IncKing of Prussia, PA
2022
To support the organization in its efforts to research wilson disease
$1,000 -
The Pfizer Foundation IncNew York, NY
2022
Matching gifts
$750 -
Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA
2021
General support
$1,496 -
The WKW Family Foundation IncKing of Prussia, PA
2021
To support the organization in its efforts to research wilson disease
$1,000 -
The Pfizer Foundation IncNew York, NY
2021
Matching gifts
$500 -
Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA
2020
General support
$1,107 -
Jacqueline Anne Morris Memorial FoundationTucson, AZ
2020
General support
$500 -
Assurant FoundationAtlanta, GA
2020
Financial Assistance
$100 -
The Rachel & Drew Katz Foundation IncCherry Hill, NJ
2019
Charitable donation
$150,000 -
The Silicon Valley Bank FoundationRaleigh, NC
2018
Wilson disease affects approximately one in 30,000 people worldwide. The genetic defect causes excessive copper accumulation in the liver or brain. Read more. Membership. Wilson disease association membership.
$2,000
About this match
Funders write a recipient’s name and address, not its EIN. We matched these grants to EIN 16-1154397 by name and ZIP code, or by name, city and State against the IRS list of exempt organizations and our list of filers. Grants we could not tie to one organization are not counted here.