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    Alliant Energy Foundation

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    MADISON, WIWebsite6082525024

    About Alliant Energy Foundation

    Alliant Energy Foundation directs its charitable giving almost exclusively to public safety programs, with a clear emphasis on child identification and safety initiatives. Their grants have funded the Safety Blitz Foundation’s Iowa National Child ID Kits, indicating a focus on practical, community-level safety resources. The foundation appears to prioritize measurable, single-issue interventions that support family and child security.

    Focus Areas

    Child identification kits and child safety programs (Iowa-focused)Community public safety and emergency preparedness initiativesCorporate philanthropy tied to local service and safety outreach

    Who They Fund

    K-12 students and teens (including underserved youth)food-insecure households / familiesrural communities and countieslocal community organizations, schools and veteran service organization (VSO) pantriesgeneral municipal/community residents served by cultural and infrastructure projects

    About Alliant Energy Foundation

    Alliant Energy Foundation Inc’s largest recent grants show a clear pattern of practical, place-based giving: child identification kits, tree planting, and hunger relief. In 2023, it gave $560,000 to Safety Blitz Foundation for K-12 child ID kits, then followed with $397,500 in 2024 for Iowa National Child ID Kits. Those awards sit alongside sizeable support for environmental projects, including $225,000 grants to Iowa Department of Natural Resources for the One Million Trees initiative in both 2023 and 2024. The foundation also backs food access work through repeat funding to food banks and community action organizations in Iowa and Wisconsin. Its grantmaking is tied to concrete community services rather than broad open-ended support. Recent awards include backing for rural school food pantries, food reservoirs, and local distribution efforts, plus project support for public safety and community infrastructure. A 2023 grant to Blackhawk Technical College Foundation for the BTC Public Safety + Transportation Center naming opportunity shows that the foundation also funds civic facilities when they align with its public-safety and community-development themes. Across the recent grants list, the foundation repeatedly supports the same issue areas through both large and mid-sized awards, suggesting a targeted and partnership-oriented approach.

    What Alliant Energy Foundation Funds

    Public safety and child protection are central to the foundation’s recent grantmaking. It gave $560,000 to Safety Blitz Foundation for K-12 child ID kits in 2023 and another $397,500 in 2024 for Iowa National Child ID Kits. Those grants point to a focus on prevention-oriented safety tools that can be distributed through schools and community channels. Environmental stewardship is another visible theme. The foundation awarded $225,000 to Iowa Department of Natural Resources for the One Million Trees initiative in 2023 and a matching $225,000 in 2024 for the 2023 One Million Trees initiative. It also supported Trees Forever Inc with $150,000 for the 2022 Wisconsin Community Tree Program and $125,000 for the 2023 Wisconsin Community Tree Planting Program. Food access appears through multiple rural and regional partnerships. Recent examples include $100,000 to Northeast Iowa Food Bank Inc for Local Agricultural Partnerships-Impact Grant and $70,000 to Hawkeye Area Community Action Program Inc for HACAP Food Reservoir Rural School Food Pantries. The foundation also gave $95,000 to Food Bank of Iowa for a 2023 Drive Out Hunger grant.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $2.4M

    Total Assets

    $28.5M

    Total Revenue

    $2.1M

    Total Expenses

    $3M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $200 and $1K, with a median of $400.

    25th Percentile

    $200

    Median

    $400

    75th Percentile

    $1K

    Geographic Reach

    Regional21 states funded
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    EIN (Tax ID): 39-1444065Latest Form 990: 2026Total assets: $28.5M4 filings on recordFind their full 990 filing →
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    Giving Approach

    Highly concentrated: very few grants, large-dollar support to a single recurring grantee focused on a specific public-safety program rather than broad diversified funding.

    Funding Style

    matching-grants/match-fundingproject-based / program supportcapacity-building (infrastructure & operations)sponsorship & naming opportunitiesmulti-year / partnership grants

    Notable grantees: Safety Blitz Foundation

    Topics

    hunger relief & food distribution (food pantries, mobile pantries, food reservoirs)urban/community forestry & tree-planting initiativesK-12 education, STEM outreach & career readiness programsaffordable & supportive housing developmentcommunity infrastructure & cultural institutions (libraries, makerspaces, bookmobile, exhibits)

    How Alliant Energy Foundation Gives

    Typical grants are small, with a p25 of $200, a median of $400, and a p75 of $1,000. The distribution is highly skewed by a small number of large project grants, scholarship awards, and partnership commitments. The recent record shows repeated awards to the same organizations across multiple years, including Safety Blitz Foundation, Iowa Department of Natural Resources, and food-access partners, which points to recurring relationships rather than one-off support only. The foundation is an operating corporate philanthropy program, not a private family foundation, and it funds individuals through scholarships. Several programs accept unsolicited requests, including Community Grants, Community Growth Investment Program, Catalyst Grants, TechRefresh, and One Million Trees-related efforts.

    Where Alliant Energy Foundation Makes Grants

    Giving is concentrated in Iowa and Wisconsin, with Iowa the top state by grant count and 47% of grants going to recipients in the HQ state of Wisconsin. Recent recipient cities include Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, Waterloo, Hiawatha, Madison, Milwaukee, and Marion. The largest visible activity is in Iowa, but Wisconsin receives substantial support as well, especially through Madison-based and statewide partners. The recipient-country distribution is entirely U.S.-based, with 2,140 grants in the United States.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Alliant Energy Foundation

    What kinds of work does Alliant Energy Foundation Inc fund most often?

    Its recent awards cluster around child safety, public safety, tree planting, hunger relief, and related community services. Examples in the data include K-12 child ID kits, the One Million Trees initiative, Drive Out Hunger support, and rural school food pantries.

    Does the foundation offer grants that community organizations can apply for?

    Yes. Several active programs accept unsolicited requests, including Community Grants, Community Growth Investment Program, Catalyst Grants, TechRefresh, and One Million Trees-related programs. The Rural Hunger Initiative and Partner School Scholarships are listed as not accepting unsolicited applications.

    What is the typical grant size?

    The distribution is very small at the center: p25 is $200, median is $400, and p75 is $1,000. The recent grants list also shows much larger project awards, such as $560,000, $397,500, and $225,000.

    Which states receive the most grants?

    Iowa receives the most grants by count. Wisconsin is also a major recipient state, and 47% of grants go to recipients in the HQ state of Wisconsin. Recent recipients appear in both states, including Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, Hiawatha, Madison, Milwaukee, and Marion.

    Does the foundation fund individuals or only organizations?

    It funds individuals through scholarships. The active program list includes the Alliant Energy Innovation Scholarship, which offers $1,000 scholarships to up to 25 students annually, and Partner School Scholarships administered through partner colleges and universities.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2026

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2026.

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    Current and upcoming funding from Alliant Energy Foundation that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.

    Open nowCloses Nov 15, 2026Award: Up to $5K

    Community Tree Planting Program (One Million Trees)

    Environmental stewardshipUrban forestryEnergy conservation+1 more

    Who can apply: Available to communities where Alliant Energy provides service. Projects must plant trees in community locations and, for Iowa projects, provide energy-saving benefits to the community.

    Deadline: Applications are due November 15, 2026. Grants are announced in March 2027, funding is awarded in April 2027, and planting occurs in spring or fall 2027. Grants are awarded once per year.

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    Community Growth Investment Program (Economic Development Partnership Funding)

    economic developmentcommunity growthworkforce and quality of place

    Who can apply: Organizations requesting funding for community projects or organizational dues in communities served by Alliant Energy. The online form asks for amount requested and project details; certain program streams ask whether project is 50%+ private investor funded.

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    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    IOWA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCESDES MOINES, IA$200,00020262025 ONE MILLION TREES PLANTINGS
    SECOND HARVEST FOODBANK OF SOUTHERN WISCONSINMADISON, WI$175,00020262025 DRIVE OUT HUNGER SUPPORT
    FEEDING AMERICA EASTERN WISCONSIN INCAPPLETON, WI$100,00020262025 DRIVE OUT HUNGER SUPPORT
    FOOD BANK OF IOWADES MOINES, IA$85,00020262025 DRIVE OUT HUNGER GRANT
    HAWKEYE AREA COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM INCHIAWATHA, IA$85,00020262025 DRIVE OUT HUNGER GRANT
    TREES FOREVER INCMARION, IA$75,00020262025 WISCONSIN COMMUNITY TREE PLANTING PROGRAM
    HOOVER PRESIDENTIAL FOUNDATIONWEST BRANCH, IA$50,0002026HOOVER EXPERIENCE PROGRAMMING
    NORTHEAST IOWA FOOD BANK INCWATERLOO, IA$50,00020262025 DRIVE OUT HUNGER GRANT
    DUBUQUE COMMUNITY YDUBUQUE, IA$50,0002026STEM & YOUTH INNOVATION LABS
    RIVER BEND FOOD RESERVOIRDAVENPORT, IA$50,00020262025 DRIVE OUT HUNGER GRANT
    DUCKS UNLIMITED INC - NATIONAL OFFICEMEMPHIS, TN$50,0002026AVON BOTTOMS WILDLIFE AREA CONSERVATION
    CHILDRENS MUSEUM OF ROCK COUNTY INCJANESVILLE, WI$50,0002026CAPITAL CAMPAIGN SUPPORT - INNOVATION LAB
    MARION PARKS AND RECREATION FOUNDATIONMARION, IA$40,0002026MARION CENTRAL PLAZA PROJECT
    UNITED WAY OF EAST CENTRAL IOWACEDAR RAPIDS, IA$39,3862026MATCHING GIFT
    THE NATURE CONSERVANCYMADISON, WI$38,1002026BARABOO HILLS TREE PLANTING PARTNERSHIP 2022-2026
    UNITED WAY OF DANE COUNTY INCMADISON, WI$37,8462026MATCHING GIFT
    WISCONSIN HISTORY FOUNDATION INCMADISON, WI$37,5002026CAMPAIGN FOR A NEW WISCONSIN HISTORY CENTER
    BELOIT PUBLIC LIBRARY FOUNDATION INCBELOIT, WI$35,0002026DISCOVERY PLAYCE - ALLIANT ENERGY LITE BRITE WALL
    ROCK RIVER COALITIONJEFFERSON, WI$25,0002026BELOIT AREA NEIGHBORHOOD FOREST PROJECT
    FOOD BANK OF IOWADES MOINES, IA$25,00020262025 CENTERVILLE MOBILE PANTRY
    CEDAR RAPIDS COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT FOUNDATIONCEDAR RAPIDS, IA$25,0002026VEX V5 ROBOTICS
    MADISON AREA CLT CORPMADISON, WI$22,0002026RURAL HOUSING PILOT: PERMANENTLY-AFFORDABLE HOMEOWNERSHIP FOR VERY LOW-INCOME FAMILIES IN DANE COUNTY
    HABITAT FOR HUMANITY INTERNATIONAL INCCEDAR RAPIDS, IA$20,00020262025 PANEL BUILD
    PORTAGE HIGH SCHOOLPORTAGE, WI$20,0002026PORTAGE HIGH SCHOOL ACE ACADEMY
    IOWA JAG INCDES MOINES, IA$20,0002026IJAG ADVANCING CAREER READINESS
    BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF JANESVILLEJANESVILLE, WI$20,0002026BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF JANESVILLE CAPITAL CAMPAIGN - TEEN STAFF OFFICE SPONSORSHIP
    4-H CLUBS & AFFILIATED 4-H ORGANIZATIONSAMES, IA$15,0002026IOWA STEM SUPPORT
    GIRL SCOUTS OF WISCONSIN-BADGERLANDMADISON, WI$15,0002026FUTURE READY INNOVATION WITH GIRL SCOUTS
    INNOVATION CENTER STOUGHTON INCSTOUGHTON, WI$15,0002026INNOVATION CENTER STOUGHTON STEAM PROGRAMMING
    UNITED WAY OF DODGE COUNTYBEAVER DAM, WI$15,00020262025 GENERAL FUNDING
    SECOND HARVEST FOODBANK OF SOUTHERN WISCONSINMADISON, WI$13,6492026MATCHING GIFT
    MADISON CHILDRENS MUSEUM INCMADISON, WI$12,5002026PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN LUNCHBOX CAFE
    FOUNDATION FOR DUBUQUE PUBLIC SCHOOLSDUBUQUE, IA$12,5002026FUTURE LEADERS IN MOTION: ROBOTICS AS A PATH TO CONFIDENCE AND COMMUNITY
    MATTHEW 25CEDAR RAPIDS, IA$10,0002026MATTHEW 25 COMMUNITY BUILDING PROGRAM
    CSPS HALL INCCEDAR RAPIDS, IA$10,0002026STATE OF THE ART CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
    CLEAN LAKES ALLIANCE INCMADISON, WI$10,00020262025 SPONSORSHIPS
    WISCONSIN PHILANTHROPY NETWORK INCMILWAUKEE, WI$10,00020262025 WPN CONFERENCE SPONSORSHIP
    DUCKS UNLIMITED INC - NATIONAL OFFICEMEMPHIS, TN$10,0002026BEAVER DAM CONSERVATION PROJECT
    FRIENDS OF THE WELTY ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER INCBELOIT, WI$10,0002026WELTY WEST WING PROJECT
    PROFESSIONAL DAIRY PRODUCERS FOUNDATION INCJUNEAU, WI$10,0002026MENTOR PROGRAM
    HO-CHUNK NATIONBLACK RIVER FALLS, WI$9,85920262025 ONE MILLION TREES PROJECT SUPPORT
    SUNSHINE PLACE INCSUN PRAIRIE, WI$8,9602026MATCHING GIFT
    IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY FOUNDATIONAMES, IA$7,8412026MATCHING GIFT
    UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN FOUNDATIONMADISON, WI$7,7962026MATCHING GIFT
    TREES FOREVER INCMARION, IA$7,6342026BELOIT PRESERVATION PARK PLANTING
    IOWA PBS FOUNDATIONJOHNSTON, IA$7,5482026MATCHING GIFT
    JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF EASTERN IOWACEDAR RAPIDS, IA$7,5002026DREAM, BELIEVE, ACHIEVE: YOUTH ECONOMIC EDUCATION PROGRAMS
    IOWA LEGAL AIDDES MOINES, IA$7,5002026STABILIZING HOUSING FOR LOW INCOME IOWANS IN DUBUQUE AND MASON CITY AREAS
    FOUR OAKS FAMILY AND CHILDRENS SERVICESCEDAR RAPIDS, IA$7,5002026ACHIEVEMENT ACADEMY: PROVIDING ACCESS TO A SAFE, ENRICHING ENVIRONMENT FOR ALL CHILDREN IN OUR COMMUNITY
    DOYLESTOWN FIRE DEPARTMENTDOYLESTOWN, WI$7,0002026MATCHING GIFT

    IOWA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES

    $200,000
    DES MOINES, IA2026

    2025 ONE MILLION TREES PLANTINGS

    SECOND HARVEST FOODBANK OF SOUTHERN WISCONSIN

    $175,000
    MADISON, WI2026

    2025 DRIVE OUT HUNGER SUPPORT

    FEEDING AMERICA EASTERN WISCONSIN INC

    $100,000
    APPLETON, WI2026

    2025 DRIVE OUT HUNGER SUPPORT

    FOOD BANK OF IOWA

    $85,000
    DES MOINES, IA2026

    2025 DRIVE OUT HUNGER GRANT

    HAWKEYE AREA COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM INC

    $85,000
    HIAWATHA, IA2026

    2025 DRIVE OUT HUNGER GRANT

    TREES FOREVER INC

    $75,000
    MARION, IA2026

    2025 WISCONSIN COMMUNITY TREE PLANTING PROGRAM

    HOOVER PRESIDENTIAL FOUNDATION

    $50,000
    WEST BRANCH, IA2026

    HOOVER EXPERIENCE PROGRAMMING

    NORTHEAST IOWA FOOD BANK INC

    $50,000
    WATERLOO, IA2026

    2025 DRIVE OUT HUNGER GRANT

    DUBUQUE COMMUNITY Y

    $50,000
    DUBUQUE, IA2026

    STEM & YOUTH INNOVATION LABS

    RIVER BEND FOOD RESERVOIR

    $50,000
    DAVENPORT, IA2026

    2025 DRIVE OUT HUNGER GRANT

    DUCKS UNLIMITED INC - NATIONAL OFFICE

    $50,000
    MEMPHIS, TN2026

    AVON BOTTOMS WILDLIFE AREA CONSERVATION

    CHILDRENS MUSEUM OF ROCK COUNTY INC

    $50,000
    JANESVILLE, WI2026

    CAPITAL CAMPAIGN SUPPORT - INNOVATION LAB

    MARION PARKS AND RECREATION FOUNDATION

    $40,000
    MARION, IA2026

    MARION CENTRAL PLAZA PROJECT

    UNITED WAY OF EAST CENTRAL IOWA

    $39,386
    CEDAR RAPIDS, IA2026

    MATCHING GIFT

    THE NATURE CONSERVANCY

    $38,100
    MADISON, WI2026

    BARABOO HILLS TREE PLANTING PARTNERSHIP 2022-2026

    UNITED WAY OF DANE COUNTY INC

    $37,846
    MADISON, WI2026

    MATCHING GIFT

    WISCONSIN HISTORY FOUNDATION INC

    $37,500
    MADISON, WI2026

    CAMPAIGN FOR A NEW WISCONSIN HISTORY CENTER

    BELOIT PUBLIC LIBRARY FOUNDATION INC

    $35,000
    BELOIT, WI2026

    DISCOVERY PLAYCE - ALLIANT ENERGY LITE BRITE WALL

    ROCK RIVER COALITION

    $25,000
    JEFFERSON, WI2026

    BELOIT AREA NEIGHBORHOOD FOREST PROJECT

    FOOD BANK OF IOWA

    $25,000
    DES MOINES, IA2026

    2025 CENTERVILLE MOBILE PANTRY

    CEDAR RAPIDS COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT FOUNDATION

    $25,000
    CEDAR RAPIDS, IA2026

    VEX V5 ROBOTICS

    MADISON AREA CLT CORP

    $22,000
    MADISON, WI2026

    RURAL HOUSING PILOT: PERMANENTLY-AFFORDABLE HOMEOWNERSHIP FOR VERY LOW-INCOME FAMILIES IN DANE COUNTY

    HABITAT FOR HUMANITY INTERNATIONAL INC

    $20,000
    CEDAR RAPIDS, IA2026

    2025 PANEL BUILD

    PORTAGE HIGH SCHOOL

    $20,000
    PORTAGE, WI2026

    PORTAGE HIGH SCHOOL ACE ACADEMY

    IOWA JAG INC

    $20,000
    DES MOINES, IA2026

    IJAG ADVANCING CAREER READINESS

    BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF JANESVILLE

    $20,000
    JANESVILLE, WI2026

    BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF JANESVILLE CAPITAL CAMPAIGN - TEEN STAFF OFFICE SPONSORSHIP

    4-H CLUBS & AFFILIATED 4-H ORGANIZATIONS

    $15,000
    AMES, IA2026

    IOWA STEM SUPPORT

    GIRL SCOUTS OF WISCONSIN-BADGERLAND

    $15,000
    MADISON, WI2026

    FUTURE READY INNOVATION WITH GIRL SCOUTS

    INNOVATION CENTER STOUGHTON INC

    $15,000
    STOUGHTON, WI2026

    INNOVATION CENTER STOUGHTON STEAM PROGRAMMING

    UNITED WAY OF DODGE COUNTY

    $15,000
    BEAVER DAM, WI2026

    2025 GENERAL FUNDING

    SECOND HARVEST FOODBANK OF SOUTHERN WISCONSIN

    $13,649
    MADISON, WI2026

    MATCHING GIFT

    MADISON CHILDRENS MUSEUM INC

    $12,500
    MADISON, WI2026

    PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN LUNCHBOX CAFE

    FOUNDATION FOR DUBUQUE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

    $12,500
    DUBUQUE, IA2026

    FUTURE LEADERS IN MOTION: ROBOTICS AS A PATH TO CONFIDENCE AND COMMUNITY

    MATTHEW 25

    $10,000
    CEDAR RAPIDS, IA2026

    MATTHEW 25 COMMUNITY BUILDING PROGRAM

    CSPS HALL INC

    $10,000
    CEDAR RAPIDS, IA2026

    STATE OF THE ART CAPITAL CAMPAIGN

    CLEAN LAKES ALLIANCE INC

    $10,000
    MADISON, WI2026

    2025 SPONSORSHIPS

    WISCONSIN PHILANTHROPY NETWORK INC

    $10,000
    MILWAUKEE, WI2026

    2025 WPN CONFERENCE SPONSORSHIP

    DUCKS UNLIMITED INC - NATIONAL OFFICE

    $10,000
    MEMPHIS, TN2026

    BEAVER DAM CONSERVATION PROJECT

    FRIENDS OF THE WELTY ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER INC

    $10,000
    BELOIT, WI2026

    WELTY WEST WING PROJECT

    PROFESSIONAL DAIRY PRODUCERS FOUNDATION INC

    $10,000
    JUNEAU, WI2026

    MENTOR PROGRAM

    HO-CHUNK NATION

    $9,859
    BLACK RIVER FALLS, WI2026

    2025 ONE MILLION TREES PROJECT SUPPORT

    SUNSHINE PLACE INC

    $8,960
    SUN PRAIRIE, WI2026

    MATCHING GIFT

    IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION

    $7,841
    AMES, IA2026

    MATCHING GIFT

    UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN FOUNDATION

    $7,796
    MADISON, WI2026

    MATCHING GIFT

    TREES FOREVER INC

    $7,634
    MARION, IA2026

    BELOIT PRESERVATION PARK PLANTING

    IOWA PBS FOUNDATION

    $7,548
    JOHNSTON, IA2026

    MATCHING GIFT

    JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF EASTERN IOWA

    $7,500
    CEDAR RAPIDS, IA2026

    DREAM, BELIEVE, ACHIEVE: YOUTH ECONOMIC EDUCATION PROGRAMS

    IOWA LEGAL AID

    $7,500
    DES MOINES, IA2026

    STABILIZING HOUSING FOR LOW INCOME IOWANS IN DUBUQUE AND MASON CITY AREAS

    FOUR OAKS FAMILY AND CHILDRENS SERVICES

    $7,500
    CEDAR RAPIDS, IA2026

    ACHIEVEMENT ACADEMY: PROVIDING ACCESS TO A SAFE, ENRICHING ENVIRONMENT FOR ALL CHILDREN IN OUR COMMUNITY

    DOYLESTOWN FIRE DEPARTMENT

    $7,000
    DOYLESTOWN, WI2026

    MATCHING GIFT