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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T Causemetics Foundation DBA Thrive Causemetics FoundationBellevue, WA
2025
Reducing poverty by empowering the underserved
$71,924 -
T Causemetics Foundation DBA Thrive Causemetics FoundationBellevue, WA
2024
Reducing poverty by empowering the underserved
$74,748 -
The Electric Company Charitable FoundationEl Paso, TX
2024
Economic Development- Money Smart Everyday (MSE) seeks funding to expand its financial literacy efforts, including Reality Fairs for El Paso high school students. These hands-on events teach budgeting and financial decision-making through role-play. MSE also offers presentations for adults and plans to hire university interns to support programming and create impact reports, helping build financial skills across the community. In addition, funding is requested to launch a DEIBA (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Belonging, and Accessibility) initiative in El Paso County. The program will provide training to five nonprofits and small businesses to improve inclusive hiring practices and workplace culture, addressing systemic barriers faced by the region's predominantly Hispanic population. Using a "train the trainer" model, UCF aims to create lasting, community-wide impact by promoting equity, reducing poverty, and empowering marginalized groups.
$8,000 -
Parkhill FoundationLubbock, TX
2024
General purpose
$6,000
About this match
Funders write a recipient’s name and address, not its EIN. We matched these grants to EIN 86-3385400 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.