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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Childtrust FoundationRaleigh, NC
2025
Ensure children have access to health care and education.
$10,000 -
Hopestar FoundationCharlotte, NC
2025
NC child 2025 state of the child summit
$1,000 -
The Leon Levine FoundationCharlotte, NC
2024
ExcelNC Initiative
$475,000 -
The Duke EndowmentCharlotte, NC
2024
To strengthen north carolinas early childhood mental health system.
$287,600 -
The David and Lucile Packard FoundationLos Altos, CA
2024
Families and Communities
$175,000 -
The Duke EndowmentCharlotte, NC
2024
To develop an interactive digital database of school-based mental health services and practices in north carolina.
$133,000 -
Dogwood Health TrustAsheville, NC
2024
General operating support for advocacy efforts.
$125,000 -
Z Smith Reynolds Foundation IncWinstonsalem, NC
2024
For general operating support
$100,000 -
Childtrust FoundationRaleigh, NC
2024
Ensure children have access to health care and education.
$60,000 -
Annie E Casey Foundation IncBaltimore, MD
2024
Support various KIDS COUNT activities
$60,000 -
The Duke EndowmentCharlotte, NC
2023
To strengthen north carolinas early childhood mental health system.
$287,600 -
Carequest Foundation IncBoston, MA
2023
This funding will support the expansion of NC Child's community engagement work through the addition of a 5th regional Child Advocacy Network (CAN) hub and a statewide listening tour to engage community health providers, civic leaders, faith leaders, and families on data to help build reports on social determinants of health within key communities and regions.
$175,000 -
The David and Lucile Packard FoundationLos Altos, CA
2023
Families and Communities
$150,000 -
The Duke EndowmentCharlotte, NC
2023
To develop an interactive digital database of school-based mental health services and practices in north carolina.
$133,000 -
Z Smith Reynolds Foundation IncWinstonsalem, NC
2023
For general operating support
$100,000 -
Annie E Casey Foundation IncBaltimore, MD
2023
Support various kids count activities
$75,000 -
Childtrust FoundationRaleigh, NC
2023
Ensure children have access to health care and education
$60,000 -
The Pfizer Foundation IncNew York, NY
2023
Volunteer program
$50 -
Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA
2023
General support
$41 -
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation IncorporatedWinstonsalem, NC
2022
General operating/regranting
$375,000 -
The David and Lucile Packard FoundationLos Altos, CA
2022
Children, families, and communities
$150,000 -
The Duke EndowmentCharlotte, NC
2022
To expand a lead poisoning prevention program for children.
$100,000 -
Z Smith Reynolds Foundation IncWinstonsalem, NC
2022
For general operating support
$100,000 -
Dogwood Health TrustAsheville, NC
2022
The purpose of this project is to support candl (care and learning), a group led by NC child, to engage in a 10-county listening tour across WNC in order to solicit raw and unfiltered feedback detailing the wants, hopes, and needs of families raising children in WNC, early care and education practitioners, and other community members, which dogwoods education priority area will then use to inform funding and other decisions.
$100,000 -
The Duke EndowmentCharlotte, NC
2022
To strengthen and improve north carolina's early childhood mental health system.
$94,000 -
Annie E Casey Foundation IncBaltimore, MD
2022
Support various kids count activities
$90,000 -
Annie E Casey Foundation IncBaltimore, MD
2022
Support NC childs youth advocacy council for mental health
$40,000 -
Maynard Family FoundationRaleigh, NC
2022
Children's advocacy
$25,000 -
The Duke EndowmentCharlotte, NC
2022
To support the executive transition.
$20,000 -
Annie E Casey Foundation IncBaltimore, MD
2022
Provide general operating support
$1,500 -
Duke Energy FoundationCharlotte, NC
2022
Employee matching gift donation
$250 -
The Robert Wood Johnson FoundationPrinceton, NJ
2022
Matching gift
$100 -
Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA
2022
General support
$68 -
The David and Lucile Packard FoundationLos Altos, CA
2021
Children, families, and communities
$175,000 -
Annie E Casey Foundation IncBaltimore, MD
2021
Support various kids count activities
$100,000 -
The Duke EndowmentCharlotte, NC
2021
To expand a lead poisoning prevention program for children.
$100,000 -
The Duke EndowmentCharlotte, NC
2021
To strengthen and improve north carolina's early childhood mental health system.
$94,000 -
Childtrust FoundationRaleigh, NC
2021
Ensure children have access to health care and education
$62,375 -
Z Smith Reynolds Foundation IncWinstonsalem, NC
2021
For general operating support
$45,000 -
Z Smith Reynolds Foundation IncWinstonsalem, NC
2021
For general operating support
$5,000 -
Duke Energy FoundationCharlotte, NC
2021
Matching gifts
$250 -
The Robert Wood Johnson FoundationPrinceton, NJ
2021
Matching Gifts
$100 -
Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA
2021
General support
$89 -
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of NC FoundationDurham, NC
2020
Transform north carolinas early education system statewide by engaging diverse stakeholders with lived experience in strategy development and implementation.
$200,000 -
The David and Lucile Packard FoundationLos Altos, CA
2020
Children, families, and communities
$175,000 -
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of NC FoundationDurham, NC
2020
Address persistent disparities in children's oral health and lack of access to care through advocacy, systems change, and collaborative partnership.
$150,000 -
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of NC FoundationDurham, NC
2020
Center the voices and experiences of families to develop and advance policy solutions that increase oral health equity statewide.
$150,000 -
Annie E Casey Foundation IncBaltimore, MD
2020
Support various kids count activities
$100,000 -
The Duke EndowmentCharlotte, NC
2020
To expand a lead poisoning prevention program for children.
$100,000 -
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation IncorporatedWinstonsalem, NC
2020
General operating support
$100,000 -
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation IncorporatedWinstonsalem, NC
2020
General operating support
$100,000 -
Z Smith Reynolds Foundation IncWinstonsalem, NC
2020
For general operating support
$100,000 -
The Duke EndowmentCharlotte, NC
2020
To strengthen and improve north carolina's early childhood mental health system.
$94,000 -
Childtrust FoundationRaleigh, NC
2020
Ensure children have access to health care and education
$60,000 -
Annie E Casey Foundation IncBaltimore, MD
2020
Provide general operating support
$50,000 -
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation IncorporatedWinstonsalem, NC
2020
General operating support and covid-19 response
$10,000 -
John Rex EndowmentRaleigh, NC
2020
Gift cards for grantees
$250 -
The Robert Wood Johnson FoundationPrinceton, NJ
2020
Matching Gifts
$100 -
Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA
2020
General support
$44 -
The David and Lucile Packard FoundationLos Altos, CA
2019
Children, families, and communities
$175,000 -
Annie E Casey Foundation IncBaltimore, MD
2019
Support various KIDS COUNT activities
$100,000 -
The Duke EndowmentCharlotte, NC
2019
To strengthen and improve North Carolina's early childhood mental health system.
$94,000 -
The Duke EndowmentCharlotte, NC
2019
To implement a lead poisoning prevention program for children.
$75,000 -
Childtrust FoundationRaleigh, NC
2019
Ensure children have access to health care and education
$60,000 -
John Rex EndowmentRaleigh, NC
2019
Make kids count (and make sure they are counted!)
$50,000 -
John Rex EndowmentRaleigh, NC
2019
Make kids count II
$50,000 -
Annie E Casey Foundation IncBaltimore, MD
2019
Provide general operating support
$25,000 -
The David and Lucile Packard FoundationLos Altos, CA
2018
Children, Families, and Communities
$200,000 -
Wellspring Philanthropic Fund IncNew York, NY
2018
General operating support
$150,000 -
Childtrust FoundationRaleigh, NC
2018
Ensure children have access to health care and education
$50,000 -
The David and Lucile Packard FoundationLos Altos, CA
2018
Organizational Effectiveness
$50,000 -
The Robert Wood Johnson FoundationPrinceton, NJ
2018
Matching Gifts
$400
About this match
Funders write a recipient’s name and address, not its EIN. We matched these grants to EIN 58-1534066 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.