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Wilmington, NC · 2024 filing

Japajag Foundation

Accepts applications

Japajag Foundation accepts grant applications.

Its most recent filing reports $9K given across twenty-four grants.

A typical grant is around $300.

It funds human services, arts, culture & humanities, animal welfare.

What they give

$9K
Total giving
24
Grants made
$300
Typical grant
$1K
Largest grant

From their 2024 Form 990-PF. Foundations file annually, so these figures describe a year that has already closed.

What their grants run

The twenty-four grants itemized on their 2024 filing, by size. Half of them landed between $150 and $500, which is the range to judge your own ask against.

20
4
0
0
0
0
Under $1K$1K–5K$5K–25K$25K–100K$100K–1MOver $1M
Itemized grants on the 2024 filing, bucketed by grant size.

Where the money went

Grants on the 2024 filing reached twelve states. The largest destinations, with each state’s wider funding picture linked:

North Carolina$2K
Oregon$2K
New York$1K
California$1K
Connecticut$1K
Itemized grant dollars by recipient state, 2024 filing.

What they fund

Based on where their grants went.

  • Human Services
  • Arts, Culture & Humanities
  • Animal Welfare

Recent giving reached California, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Illinois, Kansas, Maryland, North Carolina, New York, Oregon, Tennessee, Virginia, Vermont.

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