Crime & Legal Services grants in Ohio
14 private foundations fund crime & legal services in Ohio and will read a proposal you were not invited to send. Between them they gave $3.4M in their most recent filings. A typical grant from this group is around $6K.
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 14 funders, largest givers first
FROST & MARGARET SNYDER FOUNDATION
BROOKLYN · $879K given
Education, Religion
RALPH R AND GRACE B JONES FOUNDATION
WOOSTER · $460K given
Education, Arts, Culture & Humanities
RICHARD & ARLINE LANDERS FOUNDATION
MANSFIELD · $350K given
Philanthropy & Grantmaking, Youth Development
THE MICHELLE WIGHTMAN-KARRIE WIEBER
SANDUSKY · $350K given
Crime & Legal Services, Human Services
The Goldstein Family Foundation
Cincinnati · $284K given
Health Care, Religion
WARD BEECHER FOUNDATION
COLUMBUS · $268K given
Civil Rights & Advocacy, Philanthropy & Grantmaking
Sam S Stein and Rose Stein Foundation
Sandusky · $231K given
Crime & Legal Services, Human Services
HARVEY FIRESTONE JR FOUNDATION
CINCINNATI · $175K given
Philanthropy & Grantmaking, Education
WILLIAM R DALLY FOUNDATION
CINCINNATI · $136K given
Human Services, Crime & Legal Services
RICHARD M & YVONNE HAMLIN FOUNDATION
AKRON · $130K given
Education, Crime & Legal Services
THE MILTON R & BEULAH M YOUNG
MANSFIELD · $95K given
Human Services, Food, Agriculture & Nutrition
MITCHEL L FROMM FAMILY FOUNDATION
HUDSON · $38K given
Human Services, Health Care
WRIGHT FOUNDATION
PEPPER PIKE · $34K given
Arts, Culture & Humanities, Crime & Legal Services
THE MANCHESTER FAMILY PFDN
BROOKLYN · $5K given
Animal Welfare, International Affairs
FROST & MARGARET SNYDER FOUNDATION is the largest giver on this list. Working out which of these 14 would fund your organization specifically, rather than your subject, is what the funder search does.
What else Ohio foundations fund
Crime & Legal Services funders in other states
Worth checking if your work crosses a state line, or if you are eligible somewhere you are not based.
- Texas 26
- California 24
- Florida 21
- Pennsylvania 19
- Illinois 15
- New York 14
Which of these Ohio funders would fund you?
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