Human Concern International focuses almost entirely on international humanitarian relief, with a strong emphasis on aid for Palestinian refugees and needs in Muslim-majority or conflict-affected contexts. The foundation makes a small number of large, targeted grants to established international relief agencies and affiliated national committees, and also supports reproductive health through UNFPA-related fundraising channels. Its giving profile suggests a mix of one-off large emergency/sectoral funding and some repeat support to mission-aligned partners.
Human Concern International’s most distinctive recent grant is a $1,441,535 award to UNRWA USA National Committee Inc, underscoring a grantmaking profile built around international humanitarian relief rather than broad domestic philanthropy. The foundation’s recent support also includes repeated funding for USA for UNFPA, alongside grants to Human Concern US Inc and Ikram Foundation. That mix points to a small set of large, targeted awards to organizations tied to emergency response, population health, and Muslim-affiliated humanitarian networks. The foundation’s giving is tightly aligned with crisis settings and vulnerable populations, including Palestinian refugees and other communities facing conflict or disaster. Its recent grants show a preference for established intermediaries rather than many small local awards. In practice, Human Concern International appears to channel most of its annual grant budget into a handful of named partners, with one exceptionally large grant and several much smaller follow-on awards. The result is a focused profile centered on humanitarian aid, relief coordination, and mission-aligned international support.
A major theme in Human Concern International’s giving is humanitarian assistance for Palestinian refugees. The largest recent grant, $1,441,535, went to UNRWA USA National Committee Inc, indicating support tied to UNRWA-linked relief channels. A second thread is reproductive health and population programming. The foundation gave $101,033 and $100,686 to USA for UNFPA, showing repeated support for UNFPA-related fundraising efforts in the same year. Its grantmaking also reaches Muslim-affiliated humanitarian organizations. Human Concern US Inc received $96,280, and Ikram Foundation received $6,815, suggesting smaller awards to partners connected to international relief and community-based aid networks. Across these examples, the common pattern is targeted funding for organizations working in crisis-affected or high-need contexts.
Human Concern International’s recent grant sizes are sharply skewed: the top award is $1,441,535, while the next two grants are just over $100,000 and the smallest listed grant is $6,815. That spread shows a model of one very large award alongside a few much smaller grants. The recent record also suggests repeat support, since USA for UNFPA appears twice in the latest year on file with separate grants of $101,033 and $100,686. The foundation is a Public Charity, does not fund individuals, and does not make program-related investments. Its grant record points to targeted institutional support rather than open, broad-based applications.
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Highly concentrated: very few grants (5 total) with one dominant multi-hundred-thousand dollar grant to UNRWA USA, supplemented by smaller but repeat grants to USA for UNFPA and occasional grants to allied humanitarian NGOs.
Notable grantees: UNRWA USA National Committee Inc, USA for UNFPA, Human Concern US Inc, Ikram Foundation
All of the recent grants in the dataset went to U.S.-based recipient organizations, with five grants recorded in the United States. The largest recipient city shown is Washington, DC, through UNRWA USA National Committee Inc. New York, NY appears twice via USA for UNFPA. Other recipient locations in the recent list include Carmel, IN, and Herndon, VA. The distribution suggests that Human Concern International’s giving is routed through a small number of U.S. intermediary organizations rather than a wide geographic spread of local grantees.
The recent grants point to humanitarian assistance for Palestinian refugees, international emergency relief and development through Muslim-affiliated NGOs, and reproductive health and population programs through USA for UNFPA. The named grantees in the latest file include UNRWA USA National Committee Inc, USA for UNFPA, Human Concern US Inc, and Ikram Foundation.
The recent awards range from $6,815 to $1,441,535. Two grants to USA for UNFPA were $101,033 and $100,686, while Human Concern US Inc received $96,280 and Ikram Foundation received $6,815.
Yes. USA for UNFPA appears twice in the latest year on file, with grants of $101,033 and $100,686. That suggests at least some repeat support rather than only one-time awards.
The recent grantees are established intermediary organizations: UNRWA USA National Committee Inc in Washington, DC; USA for UNFPA in New York, NY; Human Concern US Inc in Carmel, IN; and Ikram Foundation in Herndon, VA. The pattern favors institutional partners connected to humanitarian and population-health work.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| UNRWA USA National Committee Inc | Washington, DC | $1,441,535 | 2025 | — |
| USA for UNFPA | New York, NY | $101,033 | 2025 | — |
| USA for UNFPA | New York, NY | $100,686 | 2025 | — |
| Human Concern US Inc | Carmel, IN | $96,280 | 2025 | — |
| Ikram Foundation | Herndon, VA | $6,815 | 2025 | — |
| Human Concern US Inc | Carmel, IN | $180,000 | 2024 | — |
| IKRAM FOUNDATION | Herndon, VA | $21,829 | 2023 | — |
UNRWA USA National Committee Inc
$1,441,535Human Concern US Inc
$96,280Ikram Foundation
$6,815Human Concern US Inc
$180,000IKRAM FOUNDATION
$21,829