Anthill Alliance Formerly Known As Anthill Foundation
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About Anthill Alliance Formerly Known As Anthill Foundation
Anthill Alliance focuses its giving almost entirely on grassroots health, education and poverty-alleviation programs in rural Uganda, channeling substantial funds to on-the-ground implementing partners. The foundation concentrates support on sustained program delivery—medical care, community health teams, and complementary educational services—rather than a broad geographic or issue spread. Its giving is highly targeted and international despite being based in Oregon.
Focus Areas
Rural community health programs in UgandaSupport for local Ugandan health teams/clinicsIntegrated poverty-alleviation tied to health and education services in rural communitiesCapacity and program support for Uganda-based implementing partners
Who They Fund
rural communities in Ugandalow-income / impoverished householdsunderserved rural residents (general population)
Giving Approach
Highly concentrated: few, large grants directed to repeat grantees in Uganda (multi-grant support to the same local organizations rather than many small or geographically diverse awards).
About Anthill Alliance Formerly Known As Anthill Foundation
Anthill Alliance Formerly Known As Anthill Foundation directs most of its recent giving to one kind of work: sustained service delivery in rural Uganda. The largest grants in the recent record go to Anthill Foundation Uganda in Kira Town, with awards of $152,445 in 2025 and $144,432 in 2024 for health, medical, educational, and poverty-alleviation programs. That same program line appears again in a second 2025 grant of $130,250, showing a repeated commitment to the same implementing partner and the same integrated service model. The foundation’s approach is practical and program-centered. Rather than scattering support across many sectors, it backs on-the-ground teams that combine medical care, education support, and poverty relief for rural communities. Rural Health Team Uganda in Tororo is another recurring recipient, receiving $62,684 and $37,801 in 2025 and $15,800 in 2024 for the same type of work. The pattern points to direct support for local organizations delivering services in Uganda, with continuity across years and a clear focus on implementation rather than one-off project funding.
What Anthill Alliance Formerly Known As Anthill Foundation Funds
A central theme in the foundation’s grantmaking is integrated rural health services. Anthill Alliance Formerly Known As Anthill Foundation gave $62,684 to Rural Health Team Uganda in Tororo and later $37,801 to the same recipient for health, medical, educational programs, and assistance with alleviating poverty in rural Ugandan communities. Education is also part of the portfolio through a named Scholarship Program that supports students from primary school through university. The program is described as sponsorship-based and designed to connect sponsors with students who need financial support. Poverty alleviation is not treated as a separate silo. Instead, it is embedded in grants that combine medical care, education services, and support for rural households. The repeated grant language across recipients shows a consistent model built around community-based delivery in Uganda.
How Anthill Alliance Formerly Known As Anthill Foundation Gives
Typical grants cluster in a mid-to-large range, with a p25 of $32,301, a median of $91,116, and a p75 of $146,435. The recent record also shows repeat support to the same implementing partners across 2024 and 2025, including multiple awards to the same Uganda-based organizations. That suggests ongoing relationships rather than isolated awards. The foundation does not fund individuals and does not make program-related investments. Its active programs include a scholarship program and an emergency medical fund in development, both described as Uganda-focused and not open to unsolicited applications.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$193K
Total Assets
$70K
Total Revenue
$187K
Total Expenses
$201K
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $32K and $146K, with a median of $91K.
25th Percentile
$32K
Median
$91K
75th Percentile
$146K
Geographic Reach
About 0% of grants go to recipients in OR.
Funding intensity
LowHigh
Where Anthill Alliance Formerly Known As Anthill Foundation Funds
Top 1 recipient countries by grant volume for Anthill Alliance Formerly Known As Anthill Foundation.
| Rank | Country | Grants | Total | Share |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Uganda | 6 | $543K | 100.0% |
Recipient country reflects the grantee's headquarters per IRS 990-PF and Schedule F filings, not the program's implementation country.
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