Arts, Culture & Humanities grants in District of Columbia
12 private foundations fund arts, culture & humanities in District of Columbia and will read a proposal you were not invited to send. Between them they gave $64M in their most recent filings. A typical grant from this group is around $10K.
Worked out from where the money actually went rather than from mission statements, and from the box on each filing that says whether they take applications at all. Most small foundations give almost entirely within one state, which is why this cut is the one worth starting from.
The 12 funders, largest givers first
Public Welfare Foundation Inc
WASHINGTON · $25M given
Crime & Legal Services, Human Services
THE MORRIS AND GWENDOLYN CAFRITZ
WASHINGTON · $24M given
Human Services, Arts, Culture & Humanities
JUDY AND PETER BLUM KOVLER FOUNDATION
WASHINGTON · $5.3M given
Education, Arts, Culture & Humanities
RICHARD LOUNSBERY FOUNDATION INC
WASHINGTON · $3.8M given
Arts, Culture & Humanities, Education
KOLIBRI FOUNDATION INC
WASHINGTON · $3.7M given
Community & Economic Development, Arts, Culture & Humanities
FUND II FOUNDATION
WASHINGTON · $668K given
Education, Health Care
THE MARK AND ANNE HANSEN FOUNDATION
WASHINGTON · $529K given
Arts, Culture & Humanities, Education
THE KEVIN AND LESLEY LILLY FOUNDATION
WASHINGTON · $528K given
Religion, Arts, Culture & Humanities
VIRGINIA S WARNER FOUNDATION INC
WASHINGTON · $186K given
Environment, Education
THE GUIDE FOUNDATION
WASHINGTON · $97K given
Environment, Education
THE SHILOH FOUNDATION
WASHINGTON · $88K given
Disease & Medical Research, Arts, Culture & Humanities
The Linda & Isaac Stern Charitable Foundation
Washington · $49K given
Arts, Culture & Humanities, Education
Public Welfare Foundation Inc is the largest giver on this list. Working out which of these 12 would fund your organization specifically, rather than your subject, is what the funder search does.
What else District of Columbia foundations fund
- Education 19
Arts, Culture & Humanities funders in other states
Worth checking if your work crosses a state line, or if you are eligible somewhere you are not based.
- New York 271
- Texas 265
- Pennsylvania 198
- Ohio 173
- California 167
- Florida 160
- Illinois 135
- Massachusetts 125
Which of these District of Columbia funders would fund you?
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