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    Tent Foundation

    ActivoPhilanthropy & Voluntarism
    NEW YORK, NYSitio web2123646490EIN: 47-2761733

    About Tent Foundation

    The Tent Foundation concentrates on helping refugees into employment, with a strong emphasis on mentorship and employer engagement programs for refugee populations—particularly refugee women and LGBTQ refugees. Grants fund program delivery (mentoring schemes across Europe and North America), development of practical employer guides and research to improve hiring practices, and capacity-building for partner organizations that place refugees into jobs. Most grants are modest, targeted awards to direct-service NGOs and networks working on refugee labor market integration.

    Focus Areas

    Mentorship programs for refugee women in EuropeEmployer engagement and hiring guides for organizations hiring refugees (US, Canada, Europe)Workforce integration support for LGBTQ refugees in North AmericaSmall grants to refugee-placement and advocacy NGOs (capacity & recruitment support)

    Who They Fund

    refugee womenrefugees and asylum seekers (general)LGBTQ refugeesrefugee job-seekers / those seeking employmentemployers (as users of hiring/mentoring guides)

    About Tent Foundation

    A single 2025 grant of $66,383 to Thru Fhu Holdco LLC stands out in Tent Foundation Inc’s recent record, where many other awards are far smaller and tightly targeted. The foundation’s giving is centered on refugee employment: mentorship for refugee women, hiring guides for employers, and support for organizations that help refugees enter the workforce. Recent grantees show that pattern across Europe and North America. Stichting Refugee Talent Hub received $14,702 for a mentorship program for refugee women in Europe, while Accem received $11,418 for the same type of work in Spain. In North America, UNHCR was awarded $12,000 for the Mentoring Refugee Women Initiative, and Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Services received $6,667 to develop a hiring guide for US employers interested in hiring refugees. The foundation also supports work that reaches specific groups within the refugee community, including LGBTQ refugees, through small, practical grants to direct-service organizations. Its recent portfolio is modest in total dollars but consistently focused on employment pathways rather than broad humanitarian relief.

    What Tent Foundation Funds

    A major theme in Tent Foundation Inc’s giving is mentorship for refugee women. Grants include $14,702 to Stichting Refugee Talent Hub for a mentorship program in Europe, $11,418 to Accem for the same purpose in Spain, and $5,296 to Redi School of Digital Integration Denmark for a mentorship programme in Denmark. The foundation also funds employer-facing tools. Accessible Community Counseling and Employment Services received $10,045 for research activities related to a Canadian guide for employers hiring refugees, and Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Services received $6,667 to develop a hiring guide for US employers interested in hiring refugees. A third line of support reaches LGBTQ refugees: ORAM received $6,000 to develop an employers’ guide to mentoring LGBTQ refugees in North America. Smaller awards also support recruitment and mentoring infrastructure, including Immigration Equality’s social-media work to recruit new mentees.

    How Tent Foundation Gives

    Tent Foundation Inc gives small, targeted grants: the typical award is $4,601 at the 25th percentile, $5,850 at the median, and $10,388 at the 75th percentile. The recent record shows repeated support for the same issues across 2023 and 2024, including multiple mentorship grants and employer-guide projects, which points to sustained program-specific funding rather than one-off thematic shifts. The foundation is a grantmaker, not an individual-aid funder, and it does not make program-related investments. One large 2025 payment to Thru Fhu Holdco LLC sits apart from the rest of the pattern, which is otherwise dominated by smaller operating-style awards to service organizations and networks.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $66K

    Total Assets

    $37.4M

    Total Revenue

    $10.1M

    Total Expenses

    $8.5M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $5K and $10K, with a median of $6K.

    25th Percentile

    $5K

    Median

    $6K

    75th Percentile

    $10K

    Geographic Reach

    Regional4 states funded

    About 40% of grants go to recipients in MN.

    Intensidad de financiamiento
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    Funding intensity
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    Where Tent Foundation Funds

    Top 7 recipient countries by grant volume for Tent Foundation.

    RankCountryGrantsTotalShare
    1United StatesDomestic6$96K
    46.1%
    2Germany2$11K

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    Giving Approach

    Predominantly many small-to-midsize grants focused on direct-service projects and product development across multiple countries; funding is distributed to a variety of specialist NGOs rather than concentrated multi-year commitments, with occasional repeat grantees (e.g., Immigration Equality) and one large non-programmatic payment.

    Funding Style

    general supportdirect service (mentorship programs)resource/tool development (employer guides)research-informed program developmentoutreach/recruitment support

    Notable grantees: Stichting Refugee Talent Hub, UNHCR, Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Services, ORAM - Organization for Refuge, Asylum & Migration, Jobs 4 Refugees

    Topics

    mentorship programs for refugee integrationemployment/hiring guidance for employers of refugeesprofessional mentoring and workforce readinesssupport for LGBTQ refugeesrecruitment and outreach via social mediaregional focus: Europe and North America (including Canada, US, Denmark)

    Where Tent Foundation Makes Grants

    Tent Foundation Inc’s grants are regional and spread across North America and Europe. The United States accounts for 6 recent grants, or 46.1%, with recipients in New York, Washington, DC, Baltimore, Minneapolis, and Brooklyn. Europe is also a major destination, including Amsterdam, Madrid, Berlin, and Copenhagen. Outside those regions, one recent grant went to Toronto and one to Mexico City. The top state by grant count is Minnesota, even though the foundation’s headquarters are in New York, NY.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Tent Foundation

    What does Tent Foundation Inc mainly fund?

    It mainly funds refugee employment work, especially mentorship for refugee women, employer hiring guides, and support for organizations placing refugees into jobs. Recent grants show that pattern across Europe and North America, with awards to groups in Amsterdam, Washington, DC, Baltimore, Minneapolis, Madrid, Berlin, Copenhagen, Brooklyn, Toronto, and Mexico City.

    What is the typical grant size?

    The grant-size distribution is small and targeted: the 25th percentile is $4,601, the median is $5,850, and the 75th percentile is $10,388. Many of the named recent grants fall in that range, with a few larger exceptions.

    Does the foundation support the same organizations more than once?

    Yes. Immigration Equality appears twice in the recent list, with $2,500 in 2024 for a mentorship program and $2,500 in 2023 for social-media recruitment of new mentees. The repeated focus on mentorship and hiring guidance also appears across multiple years and different grantees.

    Where does Tent Foundation Inc give most often?

    By grant count, Minnesota is the top state for giving, even though the foundation is headquartered in New York, NY. The recent recipient list also shows a strong concentration in the United States, alongside grants to organizations in Europe, Canada, and Mexico.

    Who receives support beyond general refugee services?

    The foundation also funds work for refugee women and LGBTQ refugees. Recent examples include grants for mentorship programs for refugee women in Europe and North America, and a separate award to ORAM for developing an employers’ guide to mentoring LGBTQ refugees in North America.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.

    15.4%
    3Netherlands1$15K
    7.7%
    4Spain1$11K
    7.7%
    5Canada1$10K
    7.7%
    6Denmark1$5K
    7.7%
    7Mexico1$3K
    7.7%

    Recipient country reflects the grantee's headquarters per IRS 990-PF and Schedule F filings, not the program's implementation country.

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    THRU FHU HOLDCO LLCNEW YORK, NY$66,3832025General Support
    IMMIGRATION EQUALITYBROOKLYN, NY$2,5002024MENTORSHIP PROGRAM
    STICHTING REFUGEE TALENT HUBAMSTERDAM$14,7022023MENTORSHIP PROGRAM FOR REFUGEE WOMEN IN EUROPE
    UNHCRWASHINGTON, DC$12,0002023MENTORING REFUGEE WOMEN INITIATIVE
    ACCEMMADRID$11,4182023MENTORSHIP PROGRAM FOR REFUGEE WOMEN IN EUROPE
    ACCESSIBLE COMMUNITY COUNSELING AND EMPLOYMENT SERVICES (ACCES)TORONTO$10,0452023RESEARCH ACTIVITIES RELATED TO CANADIAN GUIDE FOR EMPLOYERS HIRING REFUGEES
    LUTHERAN IMMIGRATION AND REFUGEE SERVICESBALTIMORE, MD$6,6672023FUNDING FOR DEVELOPING A HIRING GUIDE FOR US EMPLOYERS INTERESTED IN HIRING REFUGEES
    ORAM - ORGANIZATION FOR REFUGE ASYLUM & MIGRATIONMINNEAPOLIS, MN$6,0002023TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN EMPLOYERS' GUIDE TO MENTORING LGBTQ REFUGEES IN NORTH AMERICA
    JOBS 4 REFUGEESBERLIN$5,7012023MENTORSHIP PROGRAM FOR REFUGEE WOMEN IN EUROPE
    MRASTAHBERLIN$5,4712023MENTORING REFUGEE WOMEN
    REDI SCHOOL OF DIGITAL INTEGRATION DENMARKCOPENHAGEN$5,2962023MENTORSHIP PROGRAMME FOR REFUGEE WOMEN IN DK
    PROGRAMA CASA REFUGIADOS ACMEXICO CITY$2,5152023A PROFESSIONAL MENTORING PROGRAM FOR REFUGEES AND ASYLUM SEEKERS
    IMMIGRATION EQUALITYBROOKLYN, NY$2,5002023RECRUIT NEW MENTEES' FOR TENT THROUGH SOCIAL MEDIA

    THRU FHU HOLDCO LLC

    $66,383
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    General Support

    IMMIGRATION EQUALITY

    $2,500
    BROOKLYN, NY2024

    MENTORSHIP PROGRAM

    STICHTING REFUGEE TALENT HUB

    $14,702
    AMSTERDAM2023

    MENTORSHIP PROGRAM FOR REFUGEE WOMEN IN EUROPE

    UNHCR

    $12,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2023

    MENTORING REFUGEE WOMEN INITIATIVE

    ACCEM

    $11,418
    MADRID2023

    MENTORSHIP PROGRAM FOR REFUGEE WOMEN IN EUROPE

    ACCESSIBLE COMMUNITY COUNSELING AND EMPLOYMENT SERVICES (ACCES)

    $10,045
    TORONTO2023

    RESEARCH ACTIVITIES RELATED TO CANADIAN GUIDE FOR EMPLOYERS HIRING REFUGEES

    LUTHERAN IMMIGRATION AND REFUGEE SERVICES

    $6,667
    BALTIMORE, MD2023

    FUNDING FOR DEVELOPING A HIRING GUIDE FOR US EMPLOYERS INTERESTED IN HIRING REFUGEES

    ORAM - ORGANIZATION FOR REFUGE ASYLUM & MIGRATION

    $6,000
    MINNEAPOLIS, MN2023

    TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN EMPLOYERS' GUIDE TO MENTORING LGBTQ REFUGEES IN NORTH AMERICA

    JOBS 4 REFUGEES

    $5,701
    BERLIN2023

    MENTORSHIP PROGRAM FOR REFUGEE WOMEN IN EUROPE

    MRASTAH

    $5,471
    BERLIN2023

    MENTORING REFUGEE WOMEN

    REDI SCHOOL OF DIGITAL INTEGRATION DENMARK

    $5,296
    COPENHAGEN2023

    MENTORSHIP PROGRAMME FOR REFUGEE WOMEN IN DK

    PROGRAMA CASA REFUGIADOS AC

    $2,515
    MEXICO CITY2023

    A PROFESSIONAL MENTORING PROGRAM FOR REFUGEES AND ASYLUM SEEKERS

    IMMIGRATION EQUALITY

    $2,500
    BROOKLYN, NY2023

    RECRUIT NEW MENTEES' FOR TENT THROUGH SOCIAL MEDIA