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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Illumina Corporate FoundationWilmington, DE
2025
Sparking Genomics Career Interest - STEM Next Center for Life & Health Sciences
$250,000 -
Arconic FoundationPittsburgh, PA
2025
Institute for a STEM ready america: career-connected STEM learning
$125,000 -
Intel FoundationHillsboro, OR
2025
2024 - 2025 building diverse STEM talent for the semiconductor decade
$100,000 -
Gordon E and Betty I Moore FoundationPalo Alto, CA
2024
In support of organizational capacity to pivot to a new structure for broadened impact and field leadership.
$3,000,000 -
The William & Flora Hewlett FoundationMenlo Park, CA
2024
For growing STEM leaders
$500,000 -
The Wallace FoundationNew York, NY
2024
To support fellowships to spread expertise about out-of-school-time programs and STEM education.
$400,000 -
Samueli FoundationCorona Del Mar, CA
2024
Support STEM learning transitions for middle school girls research project in oc
$400,000 -
Charles Stewart Mott FoundationFlint, MI
2024
To support a fellowship geared toward advancing high-quality informal science education, including in afterschool and expanded learning programs.
$400,000 -
Gordon E and Betty I Moore FoundationPalo Alto, CA
2024
In support of research and design for effective out-of-school time science and engineering learning pathways.
$350,000 -
Intel FoundationHillsboro, OR
2024
2024- 2025 intel foundation/stem next steam engagement for idm 2.0 us MFG sites
$300,000 -
Broadcom FoundationWilmington, DE
2024
STEM Next Opportunity Fellowship Program - STEM ed through us department of labor
$250,000 -
Arconic FoundationPittsburgh, PA
2024
STEM career pipeline capacity building: pennsylvania, tennessee and iowa
$125,000 -
The Lemelson FoundationPortland, OR
2024
To support the placement of senior policy fellows in federal government agencies to advance STEM, invention, and equity at the federal level
$125,000 -
The Ralph C Wilson Jr FoundationDetroit, MI
2024
Million Girls Moonshot State Capacity Building
$101,750 -
Intel FoundationHillsboro, OR
2024
2024 - 2025 building diverse STEM talent for the semiconductor decade
$100,000 -
The Lemelson FoundationPortland, OR
2024
To support the placement of diverse senior policy fellows in federal government agencies to advance STEM, invention, and equity at the federal level
$62,500 -
Samueli FoundationCorona Del Mar, CA
2024
The million girls moonshot
$50,000 -
The Hohbach Family FoundationPalo Alto, CA
2024
Community support
$5,000 -
The Wallace FoundationNew York, NY
2023
To support the STEM Next Fellows pooled funding project.
$739,177 -
Intel FoundationHillsboro, OR
2023
Million girls moonshot and support development of idm 2.0 initiative in ohio
$700,000 -
Gordon E and Betty I Moore FoundationPalo Alto, CA
2023
In support of research and design for effective out-of-school time science and engineering learning pathways.
$700,000 -
Samueli FoundationCorona Del Mar, CA
2023
Education
$500,000 -
Charles Stewart Mott FoundationFlint, MI
2023
To support fellowships geared toward advancing high-quality informal science education, including in afterschool and expanded learning programs.
$353,375 -
Illumina Corporate FoundationWilmington, DE
2023
Million Girls Moonshot
$300,000 -
Broadcom FoundationWilmington, DE
2023
STEM Next Opportunity Fellowship (OSTP)
$250,000 -
The Ralph C Wilson Jr FoundationDetroit, MI
2023
To increase access to STEM afterschool programs.
$160,000 -
Arconic FoundationPittsburgh, PA
2023
A national approach to grow STEM learning: tennessee & pennsylvania
$150,000 -
Rockefeller Brothers Fund IncNew York, NY
2023
For its americorps bridging fellow
$100,000 -
Charles Stewart Mott FoundationFlint, MI
2023
To support a fellowship geared towards leveraging national service to advance afterschool and summer learning programs.
$100,000 -
Alfred P Sloan FoundationNew York, NY
2023
To support a network of fellows placed across federal agencies and offices with a focus on STEM equity
$50,000 -
Rita Allen Foundation IncPrinceton, NJ
2023
STEM next opportunity fellows network
$50,000 -
The David and Lucile Packard FoundationLos Altos, CA
2023
Environment and Science
$50,000 -
Hopper-Dean FoundationMenlo Park, CA
2022
Charitable
$3,912,188 -
Intel FoundationHillsboro, OR
2022
Million girls moonshot
$1,400,000 -
The Wallace FoundationNew York, NY
2022
To fund, in partnership with the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation, the STEM Next Opportunity Fund Fellowship Program with expertise in afterschool and summer learning. (amendment to grant #20210095).
$435,823 -
Charles Stewart Mott FoundationFlint, MI
2022
To support a fellowship geared toward advancing high-quality informal science education, including in afterschool and expanded learning programs.
$353,375 -
Charles Stewart Mott FoundationFlint, MI
2022
To expand youth opportunities for success through quality STEM learning.
$350,000 -
Broadcom FoundationWilmington, DE
2022
STEM Next Opportunity Fellowship (OSTP)
$250,000 -
The Ralph C Wilson Jr FoundationDetroit, MI
2022
To increase access to STEM learning in afterschool programs in semi and wny
$250,000 -
Hopper-Dean FoundationMenlo Park, CA
2022
Charitable
$127,929 -
The Wallace FoundationNew York, NY
2022
To fund, in partnership with the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation, the STEM Next Opportunity Fund Fellowship Program with expertise in afterschool and summer learning.
$125,000 -
The Lemelson FoundationPortland, OR
2022
To support the placement of senior policy fellows in federal government agencies to advance STEM, invention, and equity at the federal level.
$125,000 -
The Larry and Helen Hoag FoundationLong Beach, CA
2022
Community programs
$125,000 -
Hopper-Dean FoundationMenlo Park, CA
2022
Charitable
$119,130 -
Samueli FoundationCorona Del Mar, CA
2022
Education
$100,000 -
Charles Stewart Mott FoundationFlint, MI
2022
To support the STEM Institute.
$100,000 -
Charles Stewart Mott FoundationFlint, MI
2022
To support a fellowship geared towards leveraging national service to advance afterschool and summer learning programs.
$100,000 -
Arconic FoundationPittsburgh, PA
2022
Capacity building: scaling STEM learning in afterschool & summer programs
$100,000 -
The David and Lucile Packard FoundationLos Altos, CA
2022
Conservation and science
$100,000 -
Alfred P Sloan FoundationNew York, NY
2022
To build a fellow network of 10 fellows placed across federal agencies and offices
$50,000 -
Gordon E and Betty I Moore FoundationPalo Alto, CA
2022
To support a fellow in the office of science and technology policy.
$50,000 -
Rita Allen Foundation IncPrinceton, NJ
2022
STEM next fellows
$25,000 -
Rita Allen Foundation IncPrinceton, NJ
2022
STEM next fellows
$25,000 -
Arconic FoundationPittsburgh, PA
2022
Girls build solutions 2022 STEM program capacity building institute
$25,000 -
Cme Group FoundationChicago, IL
2022
Stemconnector membership
$20,000 -
Charles Stewart Mott FoundationFlint, MI
2021
To expand the capacity of the 50 State Network to support the nationwide expansion of afterschool programs focused on learning recovery for young people.
$1,500,000 -
Intel FoundationHillsboro, OR
2021
2021 - 2022 million girls moonshot
$700,000 -
Gordon E and Betty I Moore FoundationPalo Alto, CA
2021
In support of program implementation and targeted evaluation of the effectiveness of out-of-school time science and engineering learning opportunities.
$624,080 -
Hopper-Dean FoundationMenlo Park, CA
2021
Charitable
$500,000 -
Charles Stewart Mott FoundationFlint, MI
2021
To expand youth opportunities for success through quality STEM learning.
$350,000 -
Broadcom FoundationWilmington, DE
2021
2021 Fellowship Program
$250,000 -
Charles Stewart Mott FoundationFlint, MI
2021
To support a fellowship geared toward advancing high-quality informal science education, including in afterschool and expanded learning programs.
$128,375 -
The Wallace FoundationNew York, NY
2021
To fund, in partnership with the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation, the STEM Next Opportunity Fund Fellowship Program with expertise in afterschool and summer learning.
$125,000 -
The Larry and Helen Hoag FoundationLong Beach, CA
2021
Community programs
$100,000 -
The Lemelson FoundationPortland, OR
2021
To support the placement of senior policy fellows in federal government agencies to advance STEM, invention and equity at the national level.
$75,000 -
Honda USA FoundationTorrance, CA
2021
STEM next opportunity fund ensures that millions of underserved young people have access to high-quality STEM learning through collaboration. Imagine science, a coalition of four national youth serving organizations: boys & girls clubs of america (bgca), girls inc., national 4-h council (N4HC)) and YMCA of the USA (y-usa) combines expertise and resources to help bridge STEM access and opportunity gaps for underrepresented youth. Partners share STEM curricula, program supplies and fundraising tools, and outcomes and data management, while youth served benefit from hands-on STEM activities integrated into an array of positive youth development programs in hopes of inspiring the next generation of scientific thinkers and problem solvers.
$75,000 -
The Bank of America Charitable Foundation IncCharlotte, NC
2021
Operational support
$1,000 -
Intel FoundationHillsboro, OR
2020
2020 million girls moonshot for STEM diversity
$1,000,000 -
Gordon E and Betty I Moore FoundationPalo Alto, CA
2020
In support of program implementation and targeted evaluation of the effectiveness of out-of-school time science and engineering learning opportunities.
$500,000 -
Charles Stewart Mott FoundationFlint, MI
2020
To expand youth opportunities for success through quality STEM learning.
$460,000 -
Charles Stewart Mott FoundationFlint, MI
2020
To support a fellowship geared toward advancing high-quality informal science education, including afterschool and expanded learning programs.
$100,000 -
Carnegie Corporation of New YorkNew York, NY
2020
For general support
$50,000 -
Samueli FoundationCorona Del Mar, CA
2020
Education
$25,000 -
The Larry and Helen Hoag FoundationLong Beach, CA
2019
Community programs
$135,000 -
Charles Stewart Mott FoundationFlint, MI
2019
To support a fellowship geared toward advancing high-quality informal science education, including afterschool and expanded learning programs.
$100,000 -
Charles Stewart Mott FoundationFlint, MI
2018
To expand youth opportunities for success through quality STEM learning.
$1,000,000 -
Charles Stewart Mott FoundationFlint, MI
2018
To support a fellowship geared toward advancing high-quality informal science education, including in afterschool and expanded learning programs.
$100,000
Funders of similar organizations nearby
Foundations that gave to other education organizations in San Diego, CA and are not among STEM Next Opportunity Fund’s funders above.
- Amazonsmile Foundation 893 grants Preselected only $260,165 to similar organizations
- Sempra Foundation 285 grants Preselected only $439,976 to similar organizations
- The Pfizer Foundation Inc 151 grants Preselected only $141,441 to similar organizations
- Price Philanthropies Foundation 98 grants Accepts applications $9,892,148 to similar organizations
- The Conrad Prebys Foundation 69 grants Accepts applications $6,432,926 to similar organizations
- The Northrop Grumman Foundation 72 grants Accepts applications $154,468 to similar organizations
- Girard Foundation 39 grants Preselected only $1,028,180 to similar organizations
- LPL Financial Foundation Inc 41 grants Preselected only $27,560 to similar organizations
About this match
Funders write a recipient’s name and address, not its EIN. We matched these grants to EIN 81-4834326 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.