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    100 Who Give

    ActiveCommunity Improvement
    Apex, NCWebsite9193022268EIN: 81-2430228

    About 100 Who Give

    We bring together 100+ men and 100+ women in and around Iowa City, Iowa who care about local causes and want to make an immediate, positive impact on our community.

    Focus Areas

    Johnson County local nonprofitsCommunity causes in Iowa City area

    Funding Style

    general operating supportunrestricted supportcapacity buildingcore operating costs funding

    Topics

    organizational financial sustainabilityadministrative and overhead fundingstaff salaries and payrollfacility and utilities support

    About 100 Who Give

    100 WHO Give Inc makes operating support a clear pattern: its recent grants are directed to North Carolina nonprofits in Raleigh, Chapel Hill, Durham, and Wake Forest, with the largest award of $26,343 going to Wake Monarch Academy for support operating costs. The foundation’s giving also reaches organizations serving family stability, health, and community support, including $20,700 to Hope Renovations and $17,063 to Family Promise of the Triangle, both for operating costs. That emphasis on core funding appears throughout the recent grants list, where every listed award is described as support operating costs rather than a project-specific restriction. The foundation’s profile is closely tied to local giving circles. Its active programs describe quarterly PhilanthroParty grants and Hawkeye Chapter giving circles that collectively award funds to a selected local nonprofit, with members nominating and voting on beneficiaries. Across the recent grants, the grants are sized in the five-figure and low-five-figure range, and the pattern points to practical support for community-based organizations rather than individuals or program-related investments. Carolyn Walters is listed in leadership, and the organization’s legal name is 100 WHO GIVE INC.

    What 100 Who Give Funds

    Operating support is the dominant theme in the recent grants list. In 2025, 100 WHO Give Inc awarded $14,832 to Neighbor to Neighbor in Raleigh for support operating costs, and $13,550 to Made4Me in Raleigh for the same purpose. The foundation also funded health and family-serving organizations with core support. New Leaf Behavioral Health in Raleigh received $11,300 for operating costs, while Equity Before Birth in Durham received $8,000 for the same type of support. Community-based housing and empowerment work appears as well. Hope Renovations in Chapel Hill received $20,700 for support operating costs, and Porch in Chapel Hill received $8,300 for support operating costs. The grant descriptions suggest a consistent preference for unrestricted or general operating support across different local service models.

    How 100 Who Give Gives

    Typical grant sizes cluster in the low five figures: p25 is $7,625, median is $9,850, and p75 is $15,390. The recent list also shows a wider upper end, with one award above $26,000 and several grants between roughly $6,000 and $17,000. The organization’s active programs describe quarterly giving-circle grants, with members nominating and voting on a beneficiary and 100% of member donations going to the selected charity. The data also points to repeat, locally directed grantmaking rather than one-off national awards, and it does not show grants to individuals or program-related investments.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $147K

    Total Assets

    $85K

    Total Revenue

    $243K

    Total Expenses

    $239K

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $8K and $15K, with a median of $10K.

    25th Percentile

    $8K

    Median

    $10K

    75th Percentile

    $15K

    Geographic Reach

    Local1 state funded

    About 100% of grants go to recipients in NC.

    Funding intensity
    Low
    High
    Headquarters

    Leadership

    Carolyn Walters

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    Where 100 Who Give Makes Grants

    Every listed recent grant went to a recipient in North Carolina, and the recipient country distribution is entirely U.S.-based. The most common recipient cities are Raleigh, Chapel Hill, and Durham, with Wake Forest also appearing in the recent grants list. The foundation’s top state by grant count is NC, and 100% of grants are listed as going to recipients in the HQ state. The geography shown in the active programs is local, centered on Iowa City and Johnson County, but the recent awards themselves land in North Carolina.

    Frequently Asked Questions About 100 Who Give

    What kinds of organizations does 100 WHO Give Inc fund?

    The recent grants list shows support for local nonprofits doing operating work in North Carolina, including education, housing-related services, family support, behavioral health, and community empowerment. The listed awards all describe support operating costs rather than project-only funding.

    What is a typical grant size from 100 WHO Give Inc?

    Typical awards cluster around five figures. The grant-size distribution shows a p25 of $7,625, a median of $9,850, and a p75 of $15,390.

    Does 100 WHO Give Inc fund outside the United States?

    No. The recipient country distribution shows 12 grants to U.S. organizations, which is 100.0% of the listed grants.

    What is the foundation’s funding style?

    The active programs describe quarterly giving-circle grants, where members nominate and vote on the beneficiary and 100% of member donations go to the selected local charity. The recent grants also show operating support as the common grant purpose.

    Can individuals apply for funding?

    The foundation’s profile says it funds individuals: False, and the active giving-circle programs are focused on local nonprofits and charitable organizations rather than individual applicants.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    Wake Monarch AcademyRaleigh, NC$26,3432025support operating costs
    Hope RenovationsChapel Hill, NC$20,7002025support operating costs
    Family Promise of the TriangleRaleigh, NC$17,0632025support operating costs
    Neighbor to NeighborRaleigh, NC$14,8322025support operating costs
    Made4MeRaleigh, NC$13,5502025support operating costs
    New Leaf Behavioral HealthRaleigh, NC$11,3002025support operating costs
    Community Empowerment FundChapel Hill, NC$8,4002025support operating costs
    PORCHChapel Hill, NC$8,3002025support operating costs
    Equity Before BirthDurham, NC$8,0002025support operating costs
    Reality MinistriesDurham, NC$6,5002025support operating costs
    Pretty In Pink FoundationRaleigh, NC$6,1212025support operating costs
    Converting Hearts MinistryWake Forest, NC$6,1212025support operating costs

    Wake Monarch Academy

    $26,343
    Raleigh, NC2025

    support operating costs

    Hope Renovations

    $20,700
    Chapel Hill, NC2025

    support operating costs

    Family Promise of the Triangle

    $17,063
    Raleigh, NC2025

    support operating costs

    Neighbor to Neighbor

    $14,832
    Raleigh, NC2025

    support operating costs

    Made4Me

    $13,550
    Raleigh, NC2025

    support operating costs

    New Leaf Behavioral Health

    $11,300
    Raleigh, NC2025

    support operating costs

    Community Empowerment Fund

    $8,400
    Chapel Hill, NC2025

    support operating costs

    PORCH

    $8,300
    Chapel Hill, NC2025

    support operating costs

    Equity Before Birth

    $8,000
    Durham, NC2025

    support operating costs

    Reality Ministries

    $6,500
    Durham, NC2025

    support operating costs

    Pretty In Pink Foundation

    $6,121
    Raleigh, NC2025

    support operating costs

    Converting Hearts Ministry

    $6,121
    Wake Forest, NC2025

    support operating costs