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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Lawson Valentine FoundationPrinceton, NJ
2025
General purpose
$50,000 -
Albert & Anne Mansfield FoundationNashville, TN
2025
General support
$30,000 -
The Mann Family Foundation IncPennington, NJ
2025
Unrestricted general
$5,000 -
Flora R and Isidor M Stettenheim Foundation IncNorwich, VT
2025
General purpose
$2,500 -
Abner & Mildred Levine Family Foundation IncBoca Raton, FL
2025
To further the charitable function of the foundation
$2,000 -
Oakland Foundation IncStowe, VT
2025
Support vermont asylum-seekers
$2,000 -
Tremont Street Foundation IncBoston, MA
2025
Health
$500 -
Harris & Frances Block Foundation IncMarshfield, VT
2024
Human rights for immigrant farmworkers project
$30,000 -
Albert & Anne Mansfield FoundationNashville, TN
2024
General support
$25,000 -
Ellison FoundationBellevue, WA
2024
Human rights
$10,000 -
The Mann Family Foundation IncPennington, NJ
2024
Unrestricted general
$5,000 -
The Woodbury FoundationNorthbrook, IL
2024
Operations
$5,000 -
The Richard M Schulze Family FoundationMinneapolis, MN
2024
Human services
$5,000 -
Christina Heroy FoundationShelburne, VT
2024
Operating support
$4,000 -
Oakland Foundation IncStowe, VT
2024
Support vermont asylum-seekers
$2,500 -
Morgan Family FoundationYellow Springs, OH
2024
(matching) unrestricted use
$1,000 -
James E Robison FoundationMorrisville, VT
2024
To support migrants
$800 -
Venetos Foundation IncBurlington, VT
2024
Education
$500 -
Cleveland H Dodge Foundation IncNew York, NY
2024
General support
$150 -
Lawson Valentine FoundationPrinceton, NJ
2023
General purpose
$20,000 -
Albert & Anne Mansfield FoundationNashville, TN
2023
General support
$18,000 -
The Woodbury FoundationNorthbrook, IL
2023
Operations
$10,000 -
The Mann Family Foundation IncPennington, NJ
2023
Unrestricted general
$5,000 -
Bernard and Mary Ann Powell Foundation IncParrish, FL
2023
Ucc
$5,000 -
Christina Heroy FoundationShelburne, VT
2023
Operating support
$3,000 -
The Rudolph J & Daphne A Munzer FoundationLong Beach, CA
2023
Operating support
$1,000 -
James E Robison FoundationMorrisville, VT
2023
To support migrants
$800 -
Cleveland H Dodge Foundation IncNew York, NY
2023
General support
$500 -
Venetos Foundation IncBurlington, VT
2023
Education
$200 -
Henry P Kendall FoundationMarion, MA
2022
1. Unrestricted operating support for racial equity programs in the northeast food systems 2. Support for the milk with dignity program advocating for migrant dairy workers
$50,000 -
Lawson Valentine FoundationPrinceton, NJ
2022
General purpose
$40,000 -
Harris & Frances Block Foundation IncMarshfield, VT
2022
Human Rights forImmigrant Farmworkers
$25,000 -
Clementine FundTacoma, WA
2022
General operating support
$20,000 -
Albert & Anne Mansfield FoundationNashville, TN
2022
General support
$15,000 -
The Woodbury FoundationNorthbrook, IL
2022
Operations
$10,000 -
Cross Ridge Foundation Co Davidson DawNew York, NY
2022
General purposes
$2,500 -
Silver Levine Charitable TrustMiddletown Springs, VT
2022
Unrestricted support
$2,500 -
The Rudolph J & Daphne A Munzer FoundationLong Beach, CA
2022
Operating support
$1,000 -
Christina Heroy FoundationShelburne, VT
2022
OperatingSupport
$1,000 -
Venetos Foundation IncBurlington, VT
2022
Education
$300 -
The Devoe FoundationShelburne, VT
2022
Furthering of charitablepurpose of organization
$250 -
Shell USA Company FoundationHouston, TX
2022
Mef
$100 -
The John Merck FundHarrison, NY
2021
For the sparkplug award.
$50,000 -
The John Merck FundHarrison, NY
2021
To support the milk with dignity campaign, which works to broaden the definition of sustainable food production to include the dignity and rights of workers, and transform the dairy industry through worker-driven social responsibility that compels dairy brands to ensure respect for human rights in their supply chains.
$40,000 -
Harris & Frances Block Foundation IncMarshfield, VT
2021
Milk with Dignity
$25,000 -
Bernard and Mary Ann Powell Foundation IncParrish, FL
2021
Ucc
$20,000 -
Cross Ridge Foundation Co Davidson DawNew York, NY
2021
General purposes
$5,000 -
The Woodbury FoundationNorthbrook, IL
2021
Operations
$5,000 -
Bridge the Gap IncKensington, MD
2021
to help improve dairy worker's lives
$2,000 -
The Rudolph J & Daphne A Munzer FoundationLong Beach, CA
2021
Operating support
$1,500 -
Christina Heroy FoundationShelburne, VT
2021
OperatingSupport
$1,000 -
Morgan Family FoundationYellow Springs, OH
2021
(matching) unrestricted use
$200 -
Venetos Foundation IncBurlington, VT
2021
Education
$100 -
The John Merck FundHarrison, NY
2020
To support vermonts immigrant farmworkers during this public health emergency, and to advocate to ensure all essential workers in vermonts agricultural sector are protected and supported regardless of immigration status, and to transform the dairy industry through worker-driven social responsibility that compels dairy brands to ensure respect for human rights in their supply chains.
$85,000 -
NSB Foundation IncBarre, VT
2020
General Operating Support
$50,000 -
Harris & Frances Block Foundation IncMarshfield, VT
2020
Human Rights forImmigrant Workers
$25,000 -
Bernard and Mary Ann Powell Foundation IncParrish, FL
2020
Ucc
$25,000 -
Lawson Valentine FoundationPrinceton, NJ
2020
General purpose
$20,000 -
Riff FoundationBoston, MA
2020
General support
$20,000 -
David Greenewalt Charitable TrustBoston, MA
2020
General
$7,500 -
Cross Ridge Foundation Co Davidson DawNew York, NY
2020
General purposes
$5,000 -
The Woodbury FoundationNorthbrook, IL
2020
Operations
$5,000 -
Ellison FoundationBellevue, WA
2020
Human services
$2,500 -
Bridge the Gap IncKensington, MD
2020
migrant justice
$2,000 -
Christina Heroy FoundationShelburne, VT
2020
OperatingSupport
$1,000 -
Snyder Watchorn Foundation IncHillsborough, NC
2020
Unrestricted
$750 -
Venetos Foundation IncBurlington, VT
2020
Education
$100 -
Shell USA Company FoundationHouston, TX
2020
MG
$75 -
GE Aerospace FoundationNorwalk, CT
2020
Matching gifts
$25 -
The John Merck FundHarrison, NY
2019
To transform the dairy industry through worker-driven social responsibility that compels dairy brands to ensure respect for human rights in their supply chains, and to increase the milk with dignity programs capacity to reach more farm workers, develop stronger community leadership, and securely manage and use critical program data.
$90,000 -
Bernard and Mary Ann Powell Foundation IncParrish, FL
2019
Ucc
$25,000 -
Harris & Frances Block Foundation IncMarshfield, VT
2019
"Milk With Dignity"Program
$20,000 -
Lawson Valentine FoundationPrinceton, NJ
2019
General purpose
$18,000 -
Cross Ridge Foundation Co Davidson DawNew York, NY
2019
General purposes
$10,000 -
Christina Heroy FoundationShelburne, VT
2019
OperatingSupport
$4,000 -
Shell USA Company FoundationHouston, TX
2019
MG
$75 -
Novo FoundationHurley, NY
2018
General Support
$125,000 -
Bernard and Mary Ann Powell Foundation IncParrish, FL
2018
Ucc
$25,000 -
Harris & Frances Block Foundation IncMarshfield, VT
2018
For the"Milk With Dignity"Program
$20,000 -
Cross Ridge Foundation Co Davidson DawNew York, NY
2018
General purposes
$5,000
Funders of similar organizations nearby
Foundations that gave to other food and agriculture organizations in Burlington, VT and are not among Migrant Justice Inc’s funders above.
- Cowles Family Foundation 3 grants Preselected only $15,000 to similar organizations
- The Nell Newman Foundation Inc 2 grants Preselected only $15,000 to similar organizations
- Newman's Own Foundation 1 grant Preselected only $10,000 to similar organizations
- The Redducs Chartered Foundation Corp 3 grants Preselected only $4,500 to similar organizations
- Agnes M Lindsay Trust 1 grant Accepts applications $3,000 to similar organizations
- The Lionheart Charitable Trust 1 grant Accepts applications $2,500 to similar organizations
- The Morris & Bessie Altman Foundation 2 grants Accepts applications $1,500 to similar organizations
- Lintilhac Foundation Inc 2 grants Accepts applications $1,000 to similar organizations
About this match
Funders write a recipient’s name and address, not its EIN. We matched these grants to EIN 81-4176655 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.