People to People Aid Corp appears to operate as a high-dollar pass‑through or institutional funder rather than a direct service grantmaker. All recorded giving (two large grants) went to other businesses/foundations listed on file, with no programmatic detail provided, suggesting the foundation channels resources to partner organizations or affiliates for unspecified purposes. There is no evidence of geographic or issue-focused targeting in the available data.
Highly concentrated: very few (two) large grants totaling the foundation's entire recorded giving, directed to other organizations on file. No record of diversified, program-level, or public-facing grantees; appears to favor large transfers to intermediaries or affiliated entities.
Notable grantees: Various businesses and foundation on file with organization
People to People Aid Corp’s recorded giving is dominated by one very large 2024 grant: $54,833,743 to Various Businesses and Foundation on File With Organization in Cheyenne, Wyoming, with the purpose stated as “STATED PURPOSE OF FOUNDATION.” A second major grant in 2023, for $12,726,343, went to the same recipient type and city. Taken together with a 2025 grant of $1,572,605, the pattern points to a foundation that channels substantial resources to entities already on file rather than to a broad set of public charities. The available records do not show programmatic detail beyond the stated purpose, so the clearest picture is one of institutional funding at a very large scale. People to People Aid Corp is also notable for the fact that every recorded grant in the file goes to recipients in Wyoming, all to the same Cheyenne recipient designation. That makes its grant history unusually concentrated in both recipient type and place, with the funding relationship appearing consistent across the years on file.
The clearest theme in the record is institutional support. In 2024, People to People Aid Corp gave $54,833,743 to Various Businesses and Foundation on File With Organization for “STATED PURPOSE OF FOUNDATION,” showing a large unrestricted or unspecified allocation rather than a named program. The same recipient designation appears again in 2023 with a $12,726,343 grant, suggesting a repeated relationship with the same entity. A third grant in 2025, for $1,572,605, follows the same pattern. Because the purpose text is generic and the recipient is listed as a business and foundation on file, the data points to pass-through or organizational support. The records do not identify separate issue areas such as education, health, or community services; instead, they show one consistent funding channel across the years on file.
The grant sizes are extremely concentrated at the high end: p25 is $23,253,193, median is $33,780,043, and p75 is $44,306,893. That spread reflects only three recorded grants, each at multimillion-dollar scale. The foundation’s visible pattern is recurring rather than one-off, with grants appearing in 2023, 2024, and 2025 to the same recipient designation. It does not make program-related investments and does not fund individuals. The filing also suggests a local grantmaking pattern, with all recorded grants going to recipients in Wyoming. The available records do not show an application process or an unsolicited-grant mechanism.
$1.6M
$2.4M
$1.4M
$1.8M
Most grants fall between $23.3M and $44.3M, with a median of $33.8M.
25th Percentile
$23.3M
Median
$33.8M
75th Percentile
$44.3M
Sign up for a free Kindora account to access AI-generated insights into this funder's giving patterns, decision-makers, and fit signals.
Get Started FreeFree Kindora accounts unlock side-by-side comparisons with foundations that share this funder's focus areas and giving profile.
Get Started FreeSign up free to see how well your nonprofit fits this funder, get an AI-generated pitch, and unlock similar foundations.
All recorded grants land in Wyoming, and the recipient city shown in the file is Cheyenne. The grant recipient country distribution is entirely U.S.-based, with 3 grants and no non-U.S. recipients in the data. The top state by grant count is Wyoming, matching the full set of recorded grants. The geography is therefore highly concentrated: one state, one city, and one recipient designation across the available grants.
The available grants all go to Various Businesses and Foundation on File With Organization in Cheyenne, Wyoming. The purpose shown for the largest grant is “STATED PURPOSE OF FOUNDATION,” and the records point to institutional or pass-through support rather than a named program area.
The recorded grant-size distribution is very high: p25 is $23,253,193, median is $33,780,043, and p75 is $44,306,893. The three grants on file are all in the multimillion-dollar range.
Yes. The grants on file for 2023, 2024, and 2025 all go to the same recipient designation, Various Businesses and Foundation on File With Organization, indicating a repeated funding relationship across multiple years.
Every recorded grant goes to recipients in Wyoming, specifically Cheyenne. The grant country distribution is 100% U.S., with no grants shown outside the United States.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| VARIOUS BUSINESSES AND FOUNDATION ON FILE WITH ORGANIZATION | CHEYENNE, WY | $1,572,605 | 2025 | STATED PURPOSE OF FOUNDATION |
| VARIOUS BUSINESSES AND FOUNDATION ON FILE WITH ORGANIZATION | CHEYENNE, WY | $54,833,743 | 2024 | STATED PURPOSE OF FOUNDATION |
| VARIOUS BUSINESSES AND FOUNDATION ON FILE WITH ORGANIZATION | CHEYENNE, WY | $12,726,343 | 2023 | STATED PURPOSE OF FOUNDATION |
VARIOUS BUSINESSES AND FOUNDATION ON FILE WITH ORGANIZATION
$1,572,605STATED PURPOSE OF FOUNDATION
VARIOUS BUSINESSES AND FOUNDATION ON FILE WITH ORGANIZATION
$54,833,743STATED PURPOSE OF FOUNDATION
VARIOUS BUSINESSES AND FOUNDATION ON FILE WITH ORGANIZATION
$12,726,343STATED PURPOSE OF FOUNDATION
Current and upcoming funding from People to People Aid that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Applicants must complete and submit the prequalification form with supporting documentation. The site indicates the organization serves recipients and local partners, but no formal eligibility rules or funding thresholds are published.
Deadline: No deadline stated; application appears to be accepted on an ongoing basis.
Track these deadlines, get reminders, and see how well your nonprofit fits — free with a Kindora account.
Create a free accountDeadlines and eligibility are summarized from public sources and may change — always confirm the details on the funder's official application page before applying.
