Discover 5,874 grantmaking foundations funding housing programs, with combined annual giving of $22B. The median grant size for housing is $11K.
Foundations
5,874
Total Annual Giving
$22B
Total Assets Under Management
$156.5B
Median Grant Size
$11K
States with Funders
55
Total Grants on Record
164,931
Live programs funding housing that your nonprofit can apply to now.
Who can apply: Eligible applicants are governmental entities and 501(c)(3) organizations. Projects must align with Golden LEAF priority areas and be for charitable, scientific, educational, or tax-exempt public purposes. Competitive projects typically demonstrate measurable outcomes in a priority area.
Who can apply: Applicants must be nonprofit organizations serving the MIBOR region counties and their request must clearly connect to ending homelessness through permanent housing solutions. The Foundation funds the permanent housing part of programming only, not emergency or temporary housing.
From Publix Super Markets Charities
Who can apply: Organization must operate and/or serve clients in Florida, Georgia, Alabama, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, or Kentucky. Housing and shelter requests are considered from nonprofits serving the Southeast.
Who can apply: Tax-exempt organizations under IRC 501(c)(3), including public charities as described in IRC 509(a)(1)-(4) and 170(b)-(c); government units, school districts and tribes are also eligible. Fiscal sponsors may apply if they meet eligibility criteria.
From Archdiocesan Housing Authority
Who can apply: Projects across the ARCH region; application materials are available for rental permanent housing, transitional housing, shelter projects, and homeownership projects. ARCH uses Combined Funders Application forms. Applicants must follow the RFP and, in 2026, also submit a LIHTC scoring form from the Washington State Housing Finance Commission.
From Archdiocesan Housing Authority
Who can apply: Projects in Issaquah may be considered for IHIP funds by completing the 2026 ARCH Housing Trust Fund application. The program focuses on preservation, transit-oriented development, and local partnerships.
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| Foundation | Location | Annual Giving | Total Assets | Median Grant | NTEE | Scope |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| COMMUNITY SHELTER BOARD | COLUMBUS, OH | $46.8M | $27M | $870K | L41 | Local |
| NEW HAMPSHIRE COMMUNITY LOAN FUND INC | CONCORD, NH | $41.8M | $237.4M | $241K | L20 | National |
| THE HOLLAND FOUNDATION | OMAHA, NE | $38.7M | $38.2M | $85K | L80Z | Local |
| ACH CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES | FORT WORTH, TX | $27.3M | $68.9M | $279K | L99 | Local |
| THE FAIRNESS PROJECT | WASHINGTON, DC | $26.9M | $4.3M | $258K | L50 | National |
| GEORGIA HAP ADMINISTRATORS INC | ATLANTA, GA | $19.1M | $28.7M | $1.4M | L02 | Local |
| The Resurrection Project | CHICAGO, IL | $17.8M | $54.2M | — | L20Z | Local |
| Destination Home SV co Silicon Valley Community Foundation | Mountain View, CA | $17.6M | $86.6M | $20K | L11 | Local |
| NATIONAL EQUITY FUND INC | CHICAGO, IL | $17.5M | $122.2M | $20K | L20 | National |
| PARTNERS FOR HOME INC | ATLANTA, GA | $16.7M | $52.5M | $254K | L41 | Local |
CONCORD, NH
$41.8M
$237.4M
$241K
FORT WORTH, TX
$27.3M
$68.9M
$279K
ATLANTA, GA
$19.1M
$28.7M
$1.4M
Mountain View, CA
$17.6M
$86.6M
$20K
CHICAGO, IL
$17.5M
$122.2M
$20K
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Top 15 states by foundation count
| State | Foundations | Total Annual Giving | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| California | 612 | $708.5M | View all in California | |
| Texas | 430 | $317.1M | View all in Texas | |
| Florida | 408 | $236.1M | View all in Florida | |
| New York | 385 | $445.9M | View all in New York | |
| Pennsylvania | 290 | $106.8M | View all in Pennsylvania | |
| Massachusetts | 258 | $208.4M | View all in Massachusetts | |
| Ohio | 257 | $206M | View all in Ohio | |
| Illinois | 249 | $195.5M | View all in Illinois | |
| Michigan | 157 | $117.3M | View all in Michigan | |
| Wisconsin | 149 | $95.9M | View all in Wisconsin | |
| Virginia | 148 | $152M | View all in Virginia | |
| Georgia | 147 | $219.8M | View all in Georgia | |
| New Jersey | 138 | $65.4M | View all in New Jersey | |
| Missouri | 135 | $90M | View all in Missouri | |
| Minnesota | 131 | $120.2M | View all in Minnesota |
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$95.8M in annual giving
$18.5B in annual giving
Median Grant Size
$11K
New Grantee Rate
37%
Accept Unsolicited Proposals
71%
Most Recent Filing Year
2026
The typical Housing foundation awards grants of $11K. Approximately 37% of Housing foundations actively fund new organizations, and 71% accept unsolicited proposals.
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