Discover 8,264 grantmaking foundations funding youth development programs, with combined annual giving of $13.5B. The median grant size for youth development is $10K.
Foundations
8,264
Total Annual Giving
$13.5B
Total Assets Under Management
$184.4B
Median Grant Size
$10K
States with Funders
58
Total Grants on Record
250,931
Live programs funding youth development that your nonprofit can apply to now.
Who can apply: Programs focused on youth ages 13-18 (grades 7-12) in New Haven; community-led organizations prioritized, particularly with annual budgets ~ $1M or less for community-led category; must align with Foundation's research-based best practices.
From Carolyn Community Grp Homes Foundation
Who can apply: Organizations serving underrepresented youth ages 13-18 in New Haven, CT. Priority for community-led organizations with leadership and staff reflecting the young people served and annual budgets of about $1 million or less.
From Sportsmen'S Club of Fort Worth Club
Who can apply: Applicants must complete the Donation/Grant Request Form. Requests should align with the Club’s mission, especially those benefiting youth and youth organizations. The Club strongly prefers youth beneficiaries to be local to the greater Fort Worth area, though exceptions may be made based on certain criteria. The requestor must be able to provide organizational details, tax ID, and be a 501(c)(3) organization if applicable.
From Joseph and Vera Long Foundation
Who can apply: General eligibility requires IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) status or a fiscal sponsor in good standing. Programs and projects must benefit Northern California or Hawaii. Spring cycle is for recent grantees (since 2020) only; fall cycle is open to all qualified organizations.
From Greater New Orleans Foundation
Who can apply: Organizations doing specific work in health and youth development.
From Toledo Rotary Club Foundation
Who can apply: All 501(c)(3) IRS tax status organizations are welcome to apply. Grant proposals are vetted and decided by Rotary Club and Foundation committees. Funding is primarily for charitable and educational purposes, primarily in the Toledo and northwest Ohio areas.
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| Foundation | Location | Annual Giving | Total Assets | Median Grant | NTEE | Scope |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF AMERICA | ATLANTA, GA | $120.5M | $95.2M | $52K | O230 | National |
| Boys & Girls Clubs of America (Group Return) | Atlanta, GA | $45.7M | $47.8M | $76K | O23 | National |
| Start Early | Chicago, IL | $36.8M | $124.4M | $223K | O99 | Regional |
| NATIONAL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA FOUNDATION | Irving, TX | $33.9M | $137.8M | $26K | O41 | National |
| MICHIGAN MASONIC CHARITABLE FOUNDATION | ALMA, MI | $27.7M | $137.1M | $23K | O55 | Regional |
| JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT USA | COLORADO SPRINGS, CO | $27M | $70.1M | $45K | O53 | National |
| Big Brothers Big Sisters Of America | Tampa, FL | $21M | $51M | $93K | O55 | National |
| BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS IN TENNESSEE | KNOXVILLE, TN | $19.6M | $1.8M | $103K | O192 | Local |
| Champions Off the Field | Austin, TX | $15.6M | $1M | $1.4M | O50 | Regional |
| BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS ASSOCIATION OF FLORIDA INC | BRANDON, FL | $15.2M | $1.7M | $515K | O31B | Local |
ATLANTA, GA
$120.5M
$95.2M
$52K
Atlanta, GA
$45.7M
$47.8M
$76K
Irving, TX
$33.9M
$137.8M
$26K
ALMA, MI
$27.7M
$137.1M
$23K
COLORADO SPRINGS, CO
$27M
$70.1M
$45K
Tampa, FL
$21M
$51M
$93K
KNOXVILLE, TN
$19.6M
$1.8M
$103K
BRANDON, FL
$15.2M
$1.7M
$515K
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Top 15 states by foundation count
| State | Foundations | Total Annual Giving | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| California | 878 | $781.8M | View all in California | |
| Texas | 710 | $879.2M | View all in Texas | |
| Florida | 666 | $420.2M | View all in Florida | |
| New York | 454 | $701.3M | View all in New York | |
| Illinois | 384 | $175.4M | View all in Illinois | |
| Ohio | 369 | $168.5M | View all in Ohio | |
| Pennsylvania | 362 | $68.7M | View all in Pennsylvania | |
| Massachusetts | 298 | $219.7M | View all in Massachusetts | |
| Michigan | 247 | $99.4M | View all in Michigan | |
| New Jersey | 203 | $260.3M | View all in New Jersey | |
| Georgia | 197 | $304.2M | View all in Georgia | |
| Wisconsin | 194 | $94.6M | View all in Wisconsin | |
| Washington | 192 | $615.6M | View all in Washington | |
| North Carolina | 189 | $124.1M | View all in North Carolina | |
| Missouri | 184 | $65.3M | View all in Missouri |
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$9.4B in annual giving
Median Grant Size
$10K
New Grantee Rate
39%
Accept Unsolicited Proposals
71%
Most Recent Filing Year
2026
The typical Youth Development foundation awards grants of $10K. Approximately 39% of Youth Development foundations actively fund new organizations, and 71% accept unsolicited proposals.
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