796 foundations$652.2M total annual giving$10K median grant48 states with funders
Discover 796 grantmaking foundations funding domestic violence programs, with combined annual giving of $652.2M. The median grant size for domestic violence is $10K.
Domestic Violence Grantmaking at a Glance
Foundations
796
Total Annual Giving
$652.2M
Total Assets Under Management
$10.8B
Median Grant Size
$10K
States with Funders
48
Total Grants on Record
23,117
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Who can apply: Applicants must be organizations serving Kanawha County, WV. Eligible entities include qualified 501(c)(3) or 501(c)(4) tax-exempt nonprofits and U.S. government entities. Individuals may not apply. Priority is given to proposals documenting need, demonstrating community support, showing innovation, and including clear outcome evaluation methods.
Food insecurityFood pantry capacityFood service equipment and infrastructure+6 more
Who can apply: Open to Network U.S. member agencies in good standing. Applicants must have 10% of the project budget already committed for consideration and must provide 70% of the project funding to be eligible to receive the remaining 30% match. Projects must address capital needs that increase food-service capacity, efficiency, geographic reach, scope, or number of clients served. Staffing and in-kind support do not count toward capital budget costs. Funded agencies must submit progress and final reports, financial documentation, proof of match, and a one-year post-operations narrative.
Child abuse preventionChild neglect preventionChildhood trauma prevention, intervention, and treatment+5 more
Who can apply: Applicants must qualify as 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organizations, be primarily direct-service organizations, and serve children and youth ages birth to 24 and families in Western Washington. NWCF does not fund organizations that proselytize or require religious activities, individuals or political candidates, certain tutoring/after-school/leadership programs outside its priorities, career training or substance abuse treatment for parents without a children’s component, or stand-alone food, clothing, household-item, or direct medical/dental programs.
Child abuse preventionChild neglect preventionChildhood trauma prevention and treatment+10 more
Who can apply: Applicants must be 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organizations, primarily provide direct services, and serve children and youth ages birth to 24 and families in Western Washington. NWCF does not fund organizations that proselytize or require religious activities, individuals or political candidates, certain tutoring or youth engagement programs outside its priorities, career training or substance abuse treatment for parents without a children’s component, or standalone food, clothing, household-item, or direct medical/dental programs.
AddictionDisability resourcesDisaster relief+9 more
Who can apply: Generally limited to eligible charitable nonprofits with IRS 501(c)(3) status, health and human services organizations and sometimes government entities. Projects must benefit communities in the Pacific Power or Rocky Mountain Power service territories.
Child abuse and domestic violence prevention and treatmentFood banks, food pantries, and food distributionHomeless services+4 more
Who can apply: Applicants must be public nonprofit organizations exempt under Section 501(c)(3) and not private foundations under Section 509(a). Programs must primarily benefit children, youth, and families in Los Angeles, with priority given to the listed target communities. Support is not provided for religious purposes, university-level education, research, political causes, legislative advocacy, or individuals. Each organization may submit only one request per grantmaking year.
The typical Domestic Violence foundation awards grants of $10K. Approximately 38% of Domestic Violence foundations actively fund new organizations, and 64% accept unsolicited proposals.
Frequently Asked Questions About Domestic Violence Grants
How many foundations fund domestic violence?
There are 796 grantmaking foundations that fund domestic violence programs across 48 states.
What is the median grant size for domestic violence?
The median grant from foundations funding domestic violence is $10K. Actual grant sizes vary widely depending on the foundation's size and giving strategy.
What are the largest domestic violence foundations?
The largest foundations funding domestic violence by annual giving include CHILDREN'S ADVOCACY CENTERS OF TEXAS INC, NATIONAL CHILDREN'S ALLIANCE INC, CONNECTICUT COALITION AGAINST DOMESTIC VIOLENCE INC, with combined giving of $111.9M.
Which states have the most domestic violence funders?
The states with the most domestic violence foundations are Texas (84), California (77), Florida (60). Use the geographic breakdown above to see the full distribution.
How do I find domestic violence grants for my nonprofit?
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