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    Impact100 Dc

    ActivePublic CharityPhilanthropy & Voluntarism
    BETHESDA, MDWebsite

    About Impact100 Dc

    An all-volunteer women’s philanthropic community dedicated to improving lives in the greater Washington, DC area by collectively funding high-impact grants to local nonprofit organizations.

    Focus Areas

    Arts & CultureEducationFamilyHealth & WellnessEnvironment, Preservation & Recreation

    Who They Fund

    foster youthat‑risk youthchildren and youth involved in the juvenile justice systemlow‑income and first‑generation college‑bound students (Prince George's County, MD)marginalized youth in Washington, DCchildren experiencing homelessnessresidents of Oxon Run community (local food consumers)

    About Impact100 Dc

    Impact100 DC’s current grant cycle is built around a single large award and a set of mission-based grants: in 2025, the group gave $60,000 to Best Kids, $40,000 to Open City Advocates, and four additional grants of $15,400 each. That pattern reflects a collective-giving model in which members pool $1,000 contributions and vote on finalists, then split the remaining funds among other selected organizations. The foundation supports local nonprofits working across arts and culture, education, family, health and wellness, environment, and preservation and recreation in the Greater Washington, DC region. Recent awards show a strong preference for direct service and program support. Best Kids received funding to mentor foster and at-risk youth, while Open City Advocates was supported for mentoring and legal representation for children and youth in the DC juvenile system. Other funded work includes community food production, fee-free music education, play opportunities for children experiencing homelessness or foster care, and college access advising for low-income students in Prince George’s County. Impact100 DC is an all-volunteer women’s philanthropic community organized as a public charity, with annual grants of $161,600 and total assets of $274,855 on its latest filing.

    What Impact100 Dc Funds

    Education and youth development appear in several awards. First Generation College Bound received $15,400 for advice and support that helps low-income students in Prince George’s County, Maryland obtain a college degree. The MusicianShip also received $15,400 for fee music education and enrichment for marginalized youth in Washington, DC. In child and family services, Playtime Project was awarded $15,400 to provide play experiences for children experiencing homelessness or foster care, tying recreation directly to youth well-being. Food access and local production also show up in the grant list: DC Greens received $15,400 for the Well in Oxon Run, which produces fruit and vegetables for the community. Across these awards, Impact100 DC backs program and project support rather than general institutional funding.

    How Impact100 Dc Gives

    Impact100 DC’s grants cluster around a small set of award sizes. The recent list shows a top award of $60,000, one grant at $40,000, and four grants at $15,400. The program description also identifies $100,000 as the flagship Impact Grant, with additional mission-based grants dividing the remaining pool. Recurring support is visible in the $40,000 award, which is described as the second year of a two-year grant. The foundation operates as an all-volunteer women’s philanthropic community and a public charity. Its annual collective-giving structure is member-funded, with each member contributing $1,000 and voting on finalists; unsolicited applications are accepted.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $0

    Total Assets

    $275K

    Total Revenue

    $223K

    Total Expenses

    $182K

    Geographic Reach

    Regional2 states funded

    About 17% of grants go to recipients in DC.

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    EIN (Tax ID): 84-2317756
    Latest Form 990: 2025
    Total assets: $275K
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    Funding Style

    direct serviceprogram/project supportmulti-year grants

    Topics

    mentoring for foster and at‑risk youthjuvenile court legal representation/advocacycollege access advising for low‑income/first‑generation studentsfee‑free music education and enrichment for marginalized youthplay/recreation programming for children experiencing homelessness or foster careurban/community food production and local food access

    Where Impact100 Dc Makes Grants

    Recent grants all went to U.S. recipients, with Washington, DC appearing most often: five of the six listed grants landed there, and one went to Laurel, Maryland. The grant program focuses on the District of Columbia, Montgomery County, Maryland, and Prince George’s County, Maryland. Recipient locations in the recent list point to a strong DC concentration, plus a Prince George’s County connection through the Laurel-based grantee. The listed grants do not show any non-U.S. award destinations.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Impact100 Dc

    How does Impact100 DC make its grants?

    Members each contribute $1,000, pool those funds, and vote on finalists. The annual cycle awards one Impact Grant, typically $100,000, and divides the remaining funds into mission-based grants for other finalists. The process is multi-stage and includes committee review, finance review, site visits, finalist presentations, and a membership vote.

    What kinds of organizations does Impact100 DC fund?

    It funds local nonprofit organizations working in arts and culture, education, family, health and wellness, environment, and preservation and recreation. Recent awards also show support for mentoring, juvenile court advocacy, music education, play programming, and college access advising.

    What grant sizes appear in the recent awards?

    The recent grants list includes $60,000, $40,000, and four awards of $15,400. The broader grant program is also described as centering on a typical $100,000 Impact Grant, with mission-based awards that split the remaining pool among finalists.

    Can nonprofits apply directly?

    Yes. The grant cycle accepts unsolicited applications, and the program is open to eligible nonprofit organizations serving the DC metropolitan area, including the District of Columbia, Montgomery County, Maryland, and Prince George’s County, Maryland.

    What geographic area does Impact100 DC support?

    Its grant program is aimed at the Greater Washington, DC region. The active program descriptions name the District of Columbia, Montgomery County, Maryland, and Prince George’s County, Maryland, and the recent grants list shows recipients in Washington, DC and Laurel, Maryland.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

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

    Open Grant Opportunities

    Current and upcoming funding from Impact100 Dc that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.

    Open nowCloses Dec 15, 2026Award: Up to $100K

    Annual $100,000 Grant Cycle (Impact100 DC)

    Arts & CultureEducationFamily+2 more

    Who can apply: Must be a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) (local affiliates may apply); serve residents in the named geographic area; provide three years of independently audited or reviewed financial statements; have annual revenues of $300,000 to $5,000,000 for each of the three most recent years. Fiscal sponsorship applications are not accepted.

    Deadline: [backfill scrub 2026-06-02: speculative closing_date nulled] Annual cycle (example 2026 cycle): application opens Oct 15 and typically closes Dec 15; site visits and review occur in spring; finalists notified in May; Meet the Finalists and membership vote in June; awards in June.

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    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    Best KidsWashington, DC$60,0002025Provide funds to Best Kids a 501c3 nonprofit organization in Washington DC that mentors foster and at-risk youth.
    Open City AdvocatesWashington, DC$40,0002025Second year of two year grant to Open City Advocates which provides mentoring and legal representation to children and youth in the DC Juvenile System.
    Playtime ProjectWashington, DC$15,4002025Provides play experiences for children who are experiencing homelessness or foster care.
    The MusicianShipWashington, DC$15,4002025The MusicianShip empowers youth emerging musicians by providing fee music education and enrichment programs to build skills in music for marginalized communities in DC.
    DC GreensWashington, DC$15,4002025DC Greens operates the Well in Oxon Run MD which produces fruit and vegetables for the community.
    First Generation College BoundLaurel, MD$15,4002025First Generation College Bound provides advice and support to obtain a college degree for low- income students in Prince Georges County MD

    Best Kids

    $60,000
    Washington, DC2025

    Provide funds to Best Kids a 501c3 nonprofit organization in Washington DC that mentors foster and at-risk youth.

    Open City Advocates

    $40,000
    Washington, DC2025

    Second year of two year grant to Open City Advocates which provides mentoring and legal representation to children and youth in the DC Juvenile System.

    Playtime Project

    $15,400
    Washington, DC2025

    Provides play experiences for children who are experiencing homelessness or foster care.

    The MusicianShip

    $15,400
    Washington, DC2025

    The MusicianShip empowers youth emerging musicians by providing fee music education and enrichment programs to build skills in music for marginalized communities in DC.

    DC Greens

    $15,400
    Washington, DC
    2025

    DC Greens operates the Well in Oxon Run MD which produces fruit and vegetables for the community.

    First Generation College Bound

    $15,400
    Laurel, MD2025

    First Generation College Bound provides advice and support to obtain a college degree for low- income students in Prince Georges County MD