863 foundations$973.5M total annual giving$10K median grant50 states with funders
Discover 863 grantmaking foundations funding immigrants & refugees programs, with combined annual giving of $973.5M. The median grant size for immigrants & refugees is $10K.
Immigrants & Refugees Grantmaking at a Glance
Foundations
863
Total Annual Giving
$973.5M
Total Assets Under Management
$36.5B
Median Grant Size
$10K
States with Funders
50
Total Grants on Record
9,314
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Youth and educationHealth and well-beingCommunity building and social services+4 more
Who can apply: Applicants must be nonprofit organizations with 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status. Organizations should serve communities primarily in New Hampshire, Eastern Massachusetts, New York City, or select communities in Northern California; compelling opportunities elsewhere in the United States may occasionally be considered. The Foundation does not fund projects outside the United States, individuals, or political organizations. Applicants must provide an IRS determination letter, employment non-discrimination policy or affirmation, board list, current operating budget, and recent financial statement and audit if available.
EducationCommunity and Social ServicesHealthcare+11 more
Who can apply: Must be a 501(c)(3) in active IRS status; have an EIN registered with a Davidson County address and/or provide a major portion of services to Davidson County residents; maintain a current and complete GivingMatters.com profile; focus on Education, Community and Social Services, or Healthcare. Operational grants are not available for higher education, disability-focused organizations, disease-specific organizations, older adults, advocacy, research projects/programs, or national/international organizations. Organizations should be located in and directly serving Nashville, Tennessee.
Youth developmentMental healthTrauma and crisis intervention+5 more
Who can apply: Applicants should be established 501(c)(3) nonprofits, preferably smaller and locally based, located in and directly serving Greater Boston/Massachusetts communities. Strong applicants demonstrate staff expertise, measurable impact and outcomes, and momentum toward program sustainability. The foundation generally does not fund individuals, non-501(c)(3) organizations, educational institutions for general operating funds or endowments, religious activities, government entities, national organizations except locally developed programs, political advocacy, budget deficits, debt reduction, fundraising or recognition events, or scholarships. Applicants must not discriminate based on race, ethnicity, religion, gender, sexual preference, or physical or mental ability.
Direct civil legal servicesAccess to justiceImmigration legal services+5 more
Who can apply: Applicants must be organizations providing direct civil legal services and must fit OLF's grantee standards, guidelines, and funding categories. Both new and current grantees may apply under Category B.
Business trainingTechnical assistanceAccess to financing+23 more
Who can apply: Applicants must generally have IRS 501(c)(3) status or another eligible nonprofit or quasi-governmental designation; academic institutions are not eligible as applicants. The lead organization and all collaborating partners must have at least two years of experience providing comprehensive business training, technical assistance, or financing support; demonstrate collaboration with relevant and diverse stakeholders; be an Evergreen BizLink Resource Partner or have a profile submitted; and be able to serve at least 35 Washington-based unduplicated businesses during the grant period. The project must engage 2 to 5 strategic partners. The $10,000 request may not exceed 20% of the lead organization's prior actual budget.
Immigrant ServicesWorkforce DevelopmentK-12 Education+2 more
Who can apply: The Fund supports organizations and programs focused primarily on socioeconomically disadvantaged individuals within the listed New England geographies. First-time applicants may apply for Immigrant Services and Workforce Development. Current and recent grantees, including those in K-12 Education and Arts Education, may submit a Continuation Grant Statement of Intent. The organization budget guidance emphasizes budgets under $2.5 million, with larger budgets requiring staff guidance.
The typical Immigrants & Refugees foundation awards grants of $10K. Approximately 40% of Immigrants & Refugees foundations actively fund new organizations, and 69% accept unsolicited proposals.
Frequently Asked Questions About Immigrants & Refugees Grants
How many foundations fund immigrants & refugees?
There are 863 grantmaking foundations that fund immigrants & refugees programs across 50 states.
What is the median grant size for immigrants & refugees?
The median grant from foundations funding immigrants & refugees is $10K. Actual grant sizes vary widely depending on the foundation's size and giving strategy.
What are the largest immigrants & refugees foundations?
The largest foundations funding immigrants & refugees by annual giving include HIAS INC, INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE INC, ILLINOIS COALITION FOR IMMIGRANT AND REFUGEE RIGHTS, with combined giving of $153.3M.
Which states have the most immigrants & refugees funders?
The states with the most immigrants & refugees foundations are California (142), New York (123), Texas (47). Use the geographic breakdown above to see the full distribution.
How do I find immigrants & refugees grants for my nonprofit?
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