BENT Film Festival Grant
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Deadline: June 1, 2026 to June 29, 2026
Our vision is a thriving and resilient region where generosity and collaboration create equitable opportunity and our mission is to lead, serve, and inspire enduring philanthropy for a just and vibrant Sacramento region.
Sacramento Foundation’s recent grantmaking is marked by repeated support for United Way CA Capital Region, including a 2025 grant of $568,177 for anniversary and staffing and a 2024 grant of $578,823 for the Square One project and staffing. That continuity points to a funder that uses sizable awards to support core organizational work, not only short-term program expenses. The foundation also operates with a local Sacramento-region scope and a community foundation structure, with grant opportunities that reach nonprofits across education, arts, health, food security, and other community needs. Its vision emphasizes a thriving and resilient region, and its listed programs extend beyond open grants to capacity building and leadership development. Recent registry opportunities include support for young performing artists, senior and family services, nonprofit partnerships, and the Cultivate program for nonprofit leaders of color. The foundation’s grantmaking pattern suggests close attention to organizational stability, regional collaboration, and targeted initiatives that strengthen Sacramento-area nonprofits while funding direct service work in the community.
Health, food, education, arts, and nonprofit strengthening all appear in Sacramento Foundation’s current funding menu. In education and youth-serving work, the foundation lists open grant opportunities through its nonprofit grants page, and the Dennis Mangers Fund for Young Performing Artists supports young performing artists in the Sacramento region. For food access and basic needs, Raley’s Food for Families is an invitation-only opportunity, while its grant registry also includes senior and family services funding. Capacity building is another clear thread: the foundation’s Capacity Building Programs are aimed at strengthening the nonprofit sector in the Sacramento region, El Dorado County, and Placer County. It also lists the Sacramento Countywide Nonprofit Partnership Initiative and Cultivate, a program for nonprofit leaders of color focused on leadership and racial equity.
Sacramento Foundation’s recent awards are highly concentrated in the upper end of the size range, with a p25 of $465,516, a median of $568,177, and a p75 of $573,500. The public grant record shown here is small, but it includes repeat support across multiple years, which suggests ongoing relationships rather than one-time awards. The foundation is classified as a mixed community foundation and reports that it funds individuals: false and makes program-related investments: false. It also accepts unsolicited applications through its Grant Opportunities page and several listed programs.
Current and upcoming funding from Sacramento Foundation that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: No criteria were provided in the scraped content.
Deadline: June 1, 2026 to June 29, 2026
$568K
$14.1M
$847K
$724K
Most grants fall between $466K and $574K, with a median of $568K.
25th Percentile
$466K
Median
$568K
75th Percentile
$574K
About 100% of grants go to recipients in CA.
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Grant activity shown here is entirely local: 100% of grants to recipients are in California, and California is the top state by grant count. The named recipient city in the recent grants table is Sacramento, with United Way CA Capital Region receiving all three listed awards from Sacramento. Program geography is similarly centered on the Sacramento region, with some capacity-building offerings extending to El Dorado County and Placer County. The recipient country distribution is fully U.S.-based.
The grant-size distribution is concentrated at the high end: p25 is $465,516, median is $568,177, and p75 is $573,500. The recent grants listed also cluster around that range, showing awards in the hundreds of thousands rather than small project-only grants.
Yes. Its Grant Opportunities page accepts unsolicited nonprofit applications, and the registry also shows several open opportunities, including capacity building, senior and family services, and the Sacramento Countywide Nonprofit Partnership Initiative.
The foundation lists support for education, arts, health, food security, nonprofit capacity building, scholarships, and community initiatives. Named opportunities include the Dennis Mangers Fund for Young Performing Artists, Senior & Family Services, Cultivate, and Raley’s Food for Families.
Yes. The geographic scope of giving is local, 100% of grants go to recipients in California, and the recent grant record shown is centered on Sacramento, California. Some program geography also extends to El Dorado County and Placer County.
Yes. United Way CA Capital Region appears in all three recent grants listed, with awards in 2023, 2024, and 2025. The purposes include Square One project support, staffing, and anniversary support.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Who can apply: Nonprofits seeking a fund or fund management services; specifics available on the nonprofit funds page.
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Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| UNITED WAY CA CAPITAL REGION | SACRAMENTO, CA | $568,177 | 2025 | TO SUPPORT ANNIVERSARY AND STAFFING |
| UNITED WAY CA CAPITAL REGION | SACRAMENTO, CA | $578,823 | 2024 | TO SUPPORT THE SQUARE ONE PROJECT AND STAFFING |
| UNITED WAY CA CAPITAL REGION | SACRAMENTO, CA | $362,856 | 2023 | TO SUPPORT THE SQUARE ONE PROJECT AND STAFFING |
UNITED WAY CA CAPITAL REGION
$568,177TO SUPPORT ANNIVERSARY AND STAFFING
UNITED WAY CA CAPITAL REGION
$578,823TO SUPPORT THE SQUARE ONE PROJECT AND STAFFING
UNITED WAY CA CAPITAL REGION
$362,856TO SUPPORT THE SQUARE ONE PROJECT AND STAFFING