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Grant recipient EIN 52-2275123Youth development

Who funds Afterschool Alliance?

17 private foundations gave Afterschool Alliance in Washington, DC $25.3 million across 60 grants, in tax years 2018 to 2025.

Grants listed on funders’ 990-PF returns for tax years 2018 to 2025, read from the IRS e-file on Nov 11, 2026. Returns reach the IRS 5 to 18 months after the year they describe.

Grants received by year

Grants from private foundations by the funder’s tax year. The latest year is in blue; it is not complete until all its returns reach the IRS.

Every foundation grant, by year

60 grants

Each line as the funder listed it on its return, newest year first, then largest.

  1. Broadcom FoundationWilmington, DE 2025

    One year follow up for Pilot project that focuses on after school code clubs, RYC's Broadcom Coding with Commitment initiative

    $25,000
  2. Michael S Hollins FoundationBaltimore, MD 2025

    General funds

    $2,191
  3. JPMorgan Chase FoundationNew York, NY 2025

    Matching contribution (general operating support)

    $100
  4. Charles Stewart Mott FoundationFlint, MI 2024

    To support a coalition of organizations dedicated to raising awareness of, and public support for, afterschool and expanded learning programs.

    $2,400,000
  5. New York Life FoundationNew York, NY 2024

    Educ. General

    $512,000
  6. The Wallace FoundationNew York, NY 2024

    To produce survey-based report on summer learning and other products that assist the out-of-school-time field.

    $500,000
  7. The Wallace FoundationNew York, NY 2024

    To support the America After 3PM survey.

    $350,000
  8. The Wallace FoundationNew York, NY 2024

    To serve as a Wallace communications partner.

    $175,000
  9. The Skillman FoundationDetroit, MI 2024

    America after 3PM - detroit, southeast michigan, and michigan data collection and analysis

    $150,000
  10. The Ralph C Wilson Jr FoundationDetroit, MI 2024

    America After 3PM 2025

    $150,000
  11. The Wallace FoundationNew York, NY 2024

    To help spread lessons from a study on the costs of out-of-school-time programs.

    $100,000
  12. The Ralph C Wilson Jr FoundationDetroit, MI 2024

    Youth Sports in Afterschool

    $75,000
  13. Gordon E and Betty I Moore FoundationPalo Alto, CA 2024

    To support costs associated with convening for the collective for youth empowerment in STEM and society.

    $50,000
  14. Broadcom FoundationWilmington, DE 2024

    Pilot project that focuses on after school code clubs, renaissance youth center's broadcom coding with commitment initiative

    $25,000
  15. Steelcase FoundationGrand Rapids, MI 2024

    Program support

    $25,000
  16. Michael S Hollins FoundationBaltimore, MD 2024

    General funds

    $1,668
  17. Charles Stewart Mott FoundationFlint, MI 2023

    To support a coalition of organizations dedicated to raising awareness of, and public support for, afterschool programs.

    $2,400,000
  18. Gordon E and Betty I Moore FoundationPalo Alto, CA 2023

    In support of resource development and capacity building for engaging youth in stem-based solutions.

    $503,135
  19. Charles Stewart Mott FoundationFlint, MI 2023

    To coordinate an AmeriCorps VISTA effort to build capacity for the statewide afterschool networks.

    $350,000
  20. The Wallace FoundationNew York, NY 2023

    To support Afterschool Alliance as a communications partner.

    $175,000
  21. New York Life FoundationNew York, NY 2023

    Educ. General

    $162,000
  22. Broadcom FoundationWilmington, DE 2023

    Pilot project that focuses on after school code clubs, the broadcom coding with commitment initiative to launch collective for youth empowerment in stem and society (CYESS), which explores how the afterschool and summer hours can be utilized to build appreciation of STEM as a tool to solve local and societal challenges and foster a sense of agency and belonging in STEM

    $25,000
  23. The Lilly Christy Busch Hermann FoundationSt Louis, MO 2023

    General support

    $2,900
  24. Michael S Hollins FoundationBaltimore, MD 2023

    General funds

    $2,013
  25. Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA 2023

    General support

    $90
  26. Charles Stewart Mott FoundationFlint, MI 2022

    To support a coalition of organizations dedicated to raising awareness of, and public support for, afterschool programs.

    $2,400,000
  27. Charles Stewart Mott FoundationFlint, MI 2022

    To coordinate an AmeriCorps VISTA effort to build capacity for the statewide afterschool networks.

    $375,000
  28. New York Life FoundationNew York, NY 2022

    Educ. General

    $312,000
  29. The Wallace FoundationNew York, NY 2022

    To support Afterschool Alliance as a communications partner.

    $175,000
  30. The Wallace FoundationNew York, NY 2022

    Funding will support Afterschool Alliance partnership in the development, meaning-making, and dissemination of an updated OST Cost Study.

    $100,000
  31. The Lilly Christy Busch Hermann FoundationSt Louis, MO 2022

    General Support

    $2,800
  32. Michael S Hollins FoundationBaltimore, MD 2022

    General funds

    $2,179
  33. Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA 2022

    General support

    $132
  34. Charles Stewart Mott FoundationFlint, MI 2021

    To support a coalition of organizations dedicated to raising awareness of, and public support for, afterschool programs.

    $2,650,000
  35. Charles Stewart Mott FoundationFlint, MI 2021

    To coordinate an AmeriCorps VISTA effort to build capacity for the statewide afterschool networks.

    $275,000
  36. The Wallace FoundationNew York, NY 2021

    To strengthen Afterschool Alliance's policy-focused communications to state and local officials about the American Rescue Plan Act and other federal funding.

    $250,000
  37. New York Life FoundationNew York, NY 2021

    Educ. General

    $249,500
  38. The Wallace FoundationNew York, NY 2021

    To support Afterschool Alliance as a communications partner.

    $125,000
  39. Michael S Hollins FoundationBaltimore, MD 2021

    General funds

    $2,374
  40. Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA 2021

    General support

    $225
  41. JPMorgan Chase FoundationNew York, NY 2021

    General operating support

    $66
  42. Charles Stewart Mott FoundationFlint, MI 2020

    To support a coalition of organizations dedicated to raising awareness of, and public support for, afterschool programs.

    $2,400,000
  43. Esb Charitable FoundationSan Francisco, CA 2020

    Funds to continue deepening the afterschool alliance's work with the character development policy work group to build high quality character development programming and a national character policy agenda

    $335,000
  44. Charles Stewart Mott FoundationFlint, MI 2020

    To coordinate an AmeriCorps VISTA effort to build capacity for the statewide afterschool networks.

    $275,000
  45. The Wallace FoundationNew York, NY 2020

    To provide emergency relief in response to the crisis created by the COVID-19 pandemic.

    $250,000
  46. New York Life FoundationNew York, NY 2020

    Educ. General

    $137,000
  47. The Wallace FoundationNew York, NY 2020

    To support the "America After 3" survey and national report and a special report on afterschool's role in supporting social and emotional learning.

    $136,660
  48. The Wallace FoundationNew York, NY 2020

    To support Afterschool Alliance as a communications partner.

    $125,000
  49. Shuchman Philanthropies IncNew York, NY 2020

    General contribution

    $2,500
  50. Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA 2020

    General support

    $150
  51. Charles Stewart Mott FoundationFlint, MI 2019

    To support a coalition of organizations dedicated to raising awareness of, and public support for, afterschool programs.

    $2,400,000
  52. The Nielsen Foundation IncOldsmar, FL 2019

    Discover data program - middle school data science activities program (year 2)

    $300,000
  53. Charles Stewart Mott FoundationFlint, MI 2019

    To coordinate an AmeriCorps VISTA effort to build capacity for the statewide afterschool networks.

    $275,000
  54. New York Life FoundationNew York, NY 2019

    Educ. General

    $237,000
  55. Open Society InstituteNew York, NY 2019

    matching gift program

    $1,500
  56. The William & Flora Hewlett FoundationMenlo Park, CA 2019

    Matching gift of staff and board members

    $400
  57. Charles Stewart Mott FoundationFlint, MI 2018

    To support a coalition of organizations dedicated to raising awareness of, and public support for, afterschool programs.

    $2,400,000
  58. Esb Charitable FoundationSan Francisco, CA 2018

    Funds to facilitate policy and advocacy alignment among character initiative grantee organizations

    $350,000
  59. The Nielsen Foundation IncOldsmar, FL 2018

    Discover data program - middle school data science activities program (year 2)

    $300,000
  60. Charles Stewart Mott FoundationFlint, MI 2018

    To coordinate an AmeriCorps VISTA effort to build capacity for the statewide afterschool networks.

    $275,000

Funders of similar organizations nearby

Foundations that gave to other youth development organizations in Washington, DC and are not among Afterschool Alliance’s funders above.

  1. The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz FoundationWashington, DC 58 grants Accepts applications $3,128,000 to similar organizations
  2. Hattie M Strong FoundationSpringfield, VA 36 grants Preselected only $635,800 to similar organizations
  3. The Bank of America Charitable Foundation IncCharlotte, NC 59 grants Accepts applications $2,405,064 to similar organizations
  4. The Pfizer Foundation IncNew York, NY 18 grants Preselected only $12,594 to similar organizations
  5. Clark Charitable Foundation Inc DBA A James & Alice B Clark FoundationChevy Chase, MD 18 grants Preselected only $3,945,000 to similar organizations
  6. Annie E Casey Foundation IncBaltimore, MD 26 grants Preselected only $1,709,171 to similar organizations
  7. Nora Roberts FoundationGlenn Dale, MD 18 grants Preselected only $93,500 to similar organizations
  8. Foley Hoag FoundationWilmington, DE 8 grants Preselected only $44,000 to similar organizations

About this match

Funders write a recipient’s name and address, not its EIN. We matched these grants to EIN 52-2275123 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.