TBA Collective is an established 501c3 organization committed to advancing gender healthcare access, economic empowerment and conservation/climate change. We work to bring philanthropists and NGOs together collectively to have shared impact and fill important gaps.
A single $95,048 grant for the purchase of dignity kits defines the latest grant record for The Body Agency Collective. That award sits alongside a smaller $15,000 sponsorship for Radiating Hope - Advancing Cancer Care Globally, showing a mix of direct product support and event-based funding. The collective’s stated work centers on advancing gender healthcare access, economic empowerment, and conservation/climate change, with a grantmaking structure that also reaches menstrual hygiene, sexual and reproductive health, oncology and cancer care access, and mental health. Their programs are built around NGO partnerships, product donations, and project funding, rather than support to individuals. The Body Agency Collective also operates through named grant channels such as Dignity Kits / Give Back, Body Care Kits, BodyNEXT, and a global seed-grant program. Those channels point to a funder that uses both in-kind support and restricted project funding to deliver health products, education, and service access. The collective’s own description emphasizes bringing philanthropists and NGOs together collectively to fill gaps and create shared impact, which matches the mix of partnership-based programs and targeted grants in the record.
Menstrual hygiene is a core theme in the grant record. The Body Agency Collective gave $95,048 to The Body Agency for purchase of dignity kits, linking its funding to direct product delivery. The collective’s program descriptions also include dignity kits, feminine hygiene, and menstrual health across several grant channels. Cancer access appears as a separate focus area. In 2025, the foundation awarded $15,000 to Radiating Hope - Advancing Cancer Care Globally for sponsorship for GHOS Meeting, fitting its broader oncology and cancer-care-access theme. Its program list also includes sexual and reproductive health education through BodyNEXT, plus women’s and girls’ health, economic empowerment, and mental health. The foundation’s grantmaking is structured to support both service delivery and project-specific work through NGO partners.
Typical grants cluster in the mid-five-figure range: p25 is $35,012, median is $55,024, and p75 is $75,036. The latest two grants show a split between a large direct-service purchase and a smaller sponsorship, suggesting a mix of program delivery and convening support. The foundation’s active programs are mostly short-term and one-off in style, with many channels accepting unsolicited applications, including Dignity Kits / Give Back, Body Care Kits, BodyNEXT, and the main grant program. The record also shows project-specific and in-kind support as recurring modes of giving.
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Most grants fall between $35K and $75K, with a median of $55K.
25th Percentile
$35K
Median
$55K
75th Percentile
$75K
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Giving is regional, with Maryland receiving 50% of grants and also ranking as the top state by grant count. The recent grant list places recipients in Glen Echo, MD, and Salt Lake City, UT, while the broader recipient-country distribution is entirely U.S.-based at 2 grants, or 100%. The program descriptions extend beyond the U.S. to global, LMIC, Africa, India, and Ukraine-focused activity, but the recent grant record itself is domestic.
The collective funds dignity kits and menstrual hygiene, sexual and reproductive health, oncology and cancer-care access, mental health, economic empowerment, and conservation / One Health work. Its active programs include Dignity Kits / Give Back, BodyNEXT, Body Care Kits, and a global seed-grant channel.
Its grant sizes are generally in the mid-five-figure range. The distribution listed for the foundation is p25 at $35,012, median at $55,024, and p75 at $75,036.
Yes. Several active channels are marked as accepting unsolicited applications, including Dignity Kits / Give Back, Body Care Kits, BodyNEXT, Corporate Partnership, and the main grant program.
Maryland is the top state by grant count, and 50% of grants go to recipients in the HQ state. The recent grant list also includes recipients in Glen Echo, MD, and Salt Lake City, UT.
Yes. The recent record includes a $95,048 purchase of dignity kits and a $15,000 sponsorship for GHOS Meeting, showing both direct product support and event sponsorship in the same grant year.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
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Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Body Agency | Glen Echo, MD | $95,048 | 2025 | Purchase of dignity kits |
| Radiating Hope - Advancing Cancer Care Globally | Salt Lake City, UT | $15,000 | 2025 | Sponsorship for GHOS Meeting |
The Body Agency
$95,048Purchase of dignity kits
Radiating Hope - Advancing Cancer Care Globally
$15,000Sponsorship for GHOS Meeting
