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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Walton Family Foundation IncBentonville, AR
2024
To expand and evolve the Community College Growth Engine Fund to design and test a more responsive community college model to better serve new majority learners.
$1,250,000 -
Charles Koch FoundationArlington, VA
2024
General operating support
$1,000,000 -
Charles Koch FoundationArlington, VA
2024
General operating support
$762,500 -
Gates FoundationSeattle, WA
2024
Postsecondary education
$671,572 -
Carnegie Corporation of New YorkNew York, NY
2024
For project support of the Community College Growth Engine
$585,000 -
Dennis & Phyllis Washington FoundationMissoula, MT
2024
Scaling learner opportunity and economic growth across montana
$500,000 -
The Frederick A Deluca Foundation IncPompano Beach, FL
2024
Data collaborative
$500,000 -
M J Murdock Charitable TrustVancouver, WA
2024
Program expansion
$440,000 -
Gates FoundationSeattle, WA
2024
Research and learning opportunities
$304,798 -
Otto Bremer TrustSt Paul, MN
2024
Scaling learner opportunity and economic growth
$75,000 -
Gianforte Family Charitable TrustBozeman, MT
2024
Charitable purpose
$60,000 -
Charles Koch FoundationArlington, VA
2023
General operating support
$1,287,000 -
Walton Family Foundation IncBentonville, AR
2023
To support the Community College Growth Engine Fund to design and test a more responsive community college model to better serve new majority learners.
$1,250,000 -
Gates FoundationSeattle, WA
2023
Research and learning opportunities
$692,994 -
Gates FoundationSeattle, WA
2023
Postsecondary education
$605,000 -
Dennis & Phyllis Washington FoundationMissoula, MT
2023
Scaling learner opportunity and economic growth across montana
$500,000 -
Gates FoundationSeattle, WA
2022
Postsecondary education
$1,291,316 -
The Patrick J McGovern Foundation IncBoston, MA
2022
To provide support for the community college growth engine fund
$750,000 -
Gates FoundationSeattle, WA
2022
Research and learning opportunities
$500,000 -
Charles Koch FoundationArlington, VA
2022
General operating support
$342,000 -
Carnegie Corporation of New YorkNew York, NY
2022
For core support of the Community College Growth Engine
$250,000 -
Wal-Mart FoundationBentonville, AR
2022
Racial solidarity
$245,000 -
Walton Family Foundation IncBentonville, AR
2022
This grant will be used to launch a national catalytic investment strategy that will position community colleges as hubs of driving innovation between education and employment.
$200,000 -
Michael & Susan Dell FoundationAustin, TX
2022
Seamless Pathways Design
$25,000 -
The William & Flora Hewlett FoundationMenlo Park, CA
2022
For sponsorship of the idaho higher education-to-work ecosystem design summit
$5,000 -
Charles Koch FoundationArlington, VA
2021
General operating support
$1,000,000 -
The Delaski Family FoundationBeaverton, OR
2021
General operating support
$500,000 -
Walton Family Foundation IncBentonville, AR
2021
To launch a national catalytic investment strategy that will position community colleges as hubs of driving innovation between education and employment.
$460,000 -
Carnegie Corporation of New YorkNew York, NY
2021
For continued work with City University of New York via the Community College Growth Engine Fund to demonstrate their potential position as drivers of innovation between education and employment
$100,000 -
Michael & Susan Dell FoundationAustin, TX
2021
Seamless Pathways Design
$25,000 -
Gates FoundationSeattle, WA
2020
Postsecondary education
$676,995 -
The Delaski Family FoundationBeaverton, OR
2020
General operating support
$600,000 -
Walton Family Foundation IncBentonville, AR
2020
Community College Growth Engine Fund
$340,000 -
Charles Koch FoundationArlington, VA
2020
General Operating Support
$250,000 -
Carnegie Corporation of New YorkNew York, NY
2020
For work with city university of new york via the community college growth engine fund to demonstrate their potential position as drivers of innovation between education and employment
$100,000 -
Garcia Family FoundationTempe, AZ
2020
Donation To provide guidance and support for introducing and testing micro-pathways in Maricopa County
$100,000 -
Lumina Foundation for Education IncIndianapolis, IN
2020
To study and expand employers' awareness and acceptance of 21st Century Skills digital credentials to bridge skills gap, particularly for underserved learners
$100,000 -
Kimsey FoundationWashington, DC
2020
General operating
$10,000 -
The Delaski Family FoundationBeaverton, OR
2019
General operating support
$500,000 -
Lumina Foundation for Education IncIndianapolis, IN
2019
To study and expand employers' awareness and acceptance of 21st Century Skills digital credentials to bridge skills gap, particularly for underserved learners
$464,000 -
Lumina Foundation for Education IncIndianapolis, IN
2019
To support the implementation and outcome evaluative research of 21st Century Skills digital credentials
$50,000 -
The Delaski Family FoundationBeaverton, OR
2018
General operating support
$600,000
Funders of similar organizations nearby
Foundations that gave to other education organizations in Washington, DC and are not among Education Design Lab’s funders above.
- Amazonsmile Foundation 1,314 grants Preselected only $706,306 to similar organizations
- The Bank of America Charitable Foundation Inc 522 grants Accepts applications $11,171,135 to similar organizations
- The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation 184 grants Accepts applications $9,128,150 to similar organizations
- WK Kellogg Foundation 157 grants Accepts applications $43,789,401 to similar organizations
- The Ford Foundation 183 grants Accepts applications $41,805,100 to similar organizations
- Annie E Casey Foundation Inc 146 grants Preselected only $12,610,147 to similar organizations
- JPMorgan Chase Foundation 131 grants Preselected only $29,767,011 to similar organizations
- Clark Charitable Foundation Inc DBA A James & Alice B Clark Foundation 108 grants Preselected only $68,729,282 to similar organizations
About this match
Funders write a recipient’s name and address, not its EIN. We matched these grants to EIN 46-4248042 by name and ZIP code against the IRS list of exempt organizations and our list of filers. Grants we could not tie to one organization are not counted here.