Discover 862 grantmaking foundations funding immigrants & refugees programs, with combined annual giving of $962.7M. The median grant size for immigrants & refugees is $10K.
Foundations
862
Total Annual Giving
$962.7M
Total Assets Under Management
$35.2B
Median Grant Size
$10K
States with Funders
50
Total Grants on Record
26,300
Live programs funding immigrants & refugees that your nonprofit can apply to now.
Who can apply: Welcomes proposals from community-based organizations located within the Puget Sound region. Prioritizes organizations serving historically underserved communities, including BIPOC and refugee or immigrant populations. Does not fund social services/direct services, individuals, scholarship funds, religious activities, or fundraising drives.
From Barbara Mcdowell and Gerald S Hartman Foundation
Who can apply: Open to U.S. 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations only. Applicants must be legal organizations litigating social‑justice cases in the Foundation's issue areas. Individuals are excluded; criminal cases and amicus briefs are excluded. Cases must be filed (or be appealable) within the Foundation's defined timeframe for the cycle (example: cases filed after Oct 1, 2025 for the 2026 cycle).
From Toledo Community Foundation Supporting Organization
Who can apply: Projects must fit one or more of the fund's stated priority areas and are awarded competitively.
Who can apply: 501(c)(3) organizations. One application per organization per year. Required Information Sheet and supporting documents as specified by the foundation. Prior-year grantees must submit the Final Evaluation Form to be considered.
Who can apply: 501(c)(3) active status with the IRS; organization has an EIN registered with a Davidson County address and/or provides a major portion of its services to Davidson County residents; current and complete profile on GivingMatters.com; organization’s focus is in Education, Community and Social Services, or Healthcare. Not eligible: higher education, children and/or adults with disabilities, disease-specific organizations, older adults, advocacy, research projects/programs, national and/or international organizations.
From Greater Columbus Arts Council
Who can apply: Cultural festivals in Franklin County; festivals must be pre-existing and primarily reach or represent immigrant, refugee, and New American communities.
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| Foundation | Location | Annual Giving | Total Assets | Median Grant | NTEE | Scope |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE INC | New York, NY | $71.8M | $669.8M | $42K | Q710 | National |
| HIAS INC | SILVER SPRING, MD | $61.2M | $92M | $691K | Q710 | National |
| Alianza Nacional de Campesinas Inc | Oxnard, CA | $20.6M | $7.8M | $375K | P84 | National |
| ILLINOIS COALITION FOR IMMIGRANT AND REFUGEE RIGHTS | CHICAGO, IL | $18.8M | $23.4M | $184K | R21Z | Local |
| Special Service for Groups Inc | Los Angeles, CA | $15.7M | $122.7M | $74K | P840 | Local |
| GLOBAL WHOLE BEING FUND | Alameda, CA | $6.7M | $11.4M | $30K | Q71 | Regional |
| Cook Inlet Tribal Council | Anchorage, AK | $6.2M | $133.6M | $58K | P840 | Local |
| IMMIGRANT LEGAL RESOURCE CENTER | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | $5.6M | $48.6M | $30K | P84Z | Regional |
| SEVENTH GENERATION FUND FOR INDIGENOUS PEOPLES INC | EUREKA, CA | $5.2M | $31.7M | $35K | P84J | National |
| ACACIA CENTER FOR JUSTICE | WASHINGTON, DC | $5M | $114.5M | $128K | P84 | Regional |
New York, NY
$71.8M
$669.8M
$42K
Oxnard, CA
$20.6M
$7.8M
$375K
CHICAGO, IL
$18.8M
$23.4M
$184K
Los Angeles, CA
$15.7M
$122.7M
$74K
Anchorage, AK
$6.2M
$133.6M
$58K
SAN FRANCISCO, CA
$5.6M
$48.6M
$30K
EUREKA, CA
$5.2M
$31.7M
$35K
WASHINGTON, DC
$5M
$114.5M
$128K
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Top 15 states by foundation count
| State | Foundations | Total Annual Giving | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| California | 142 | $108.3M | View all in California | |
| New York | 123 | $223.6M | View all in New York | |
| Texas | 47 | $239.7M | View all in Texas | |
| Illinois | 44 | $11.1M | View all in Illinois | |
| Florida | 37 | $10M | View all in Florida | |
| Massachusetts | 37 | $26.9M | View all in Massachusetts | |
| District of Columbia | 30 | $93.7M | View all in District of Columbia | |
| Washington | 28 | $14.4M | View all in Washington | |
| Pennsylvania | 23 | $10.3M | View all in Pennsylvania | |
| New Jersey | 23 | $9.5M | View all in New Jersey | |
| Utah | 23 | $4.9M | View all in Utah | |
| Wisconsin | 22 | $6.3M | View all in Wisconsin | |
| Minnesota | 21 | $7.4M | View all in Minnesota | |
| Virginia | 18 | $28M | View all in Virginia | |
| Connecticut | 18 | $2.8M | View all in Connecticut |
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$290.6M in annual giving
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$175.7M in annual giving
Median Grant Size
$10K
New Grantee Rate
67%
Accept Unsolicited Proposals
74%
Most Recent Filing Year
2026
The typical Immigrants & Refugees foundation awards grants of $10K. Approximately 67% of Immigrants & Refugees foundations actively fund new organizations, and 74% accept unsolicited proposals.
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