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    Sherwood Foundation

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    About Sherwood Foundation

    The Sherwood Foundation is a highly Omaha-centric funder that concentrates substantial resources on local education, children and family well-being, civic/legal access for immigrants, and community placemaking/parks. They favor multi-year operating and capital support for organizations that strengthen public schools, early childhood systems, behavioral and reproductive health access, and neighborhood revitalization in the Omaha–Nebraska region. The foundation mixes large institutional gifts (universities, community foundations) with repeated investments in neighborhood nonprofits and legal/advocacy groups that expand civic and social supports for vulnerable populations.

    Focus Areas

    University-run K–12 pipeline and higher-ed partnerships in Nebraska (e.g., UNO Success Academy)Early childhood systems and programming in Omaha (large support to Buffett Early Childhood Fund and local youth organizations)Neighborhood revitalization and parks/green space development in Omaha and Iowa Great Lakes (capital and planning grants)Immigration legal services and civic-legal advocacy for Nebraska immigrantsBehavioral and primary care access for children and families (community clinics, family planning)

    Who They Fund

    children & youth (elementary and middle school students)

    About Sherwood Foundation

    The Sherwood Foundation’s recent giving is marked by very large, repeated commitments to Nebraska institutions, especially the University of Nebraska Foundation and Buffett Early Childhood Fund. Three consecutive years of capital support to the university foundation reached more than $75 million across the latest grants listed, all tied to the NEXT Project capital and construction fund. The same pattern appears in early childhood, where Buffett Early Childhood Fund received multiple eight-figure operating grants across 2022, 2023, and 2024. That combination of major capital funding and sustained operating support defines how the foundation works. Beyond those anchor commitments, the foundation backs local organizations serving children, families, and neighborhood redevelopment in Omaha and nearby communities. Its recent portfolio includes support for a public library project through Community Information Trust, behavioral health infrastructure through Mental Health Innovation Foundation, and neighborhood revitalization through Omaha Community Foundation and Southside Redevelopment Corporation. The foundation also funds legal advocacy and immigrant services, showing a mix of institutional, civic, and direct-service priorities within a Nebraska-centered grantmaking pattern.

    What Sherwood Foundation Funds

    In education, the foundation supported the University of Nebraska Foundation with capital and construction funding for the NEXT Project, and also gave to Collective for Youth for an elementary CLC program grant. Those awards point to interest in K-12 pathways and school-connected programming. Early childhood is another clear focus. Buffett Early Childhood Fund received repeated operating grants in the eight-figure range, indicating sustained support for early learning systems rather than one-time project funding. The foundation also funds community infrastructure and wellness. Community Information Trust received support for the Omaha Central Public Library Project, while Mental Health Innovation Foundation was funded for a behavioral health and wellness center at Children's. In the health arena, Family Planning Council of Nebraska received grants for the Sexual & Reproductive Health Initiative.

    How Sherwood Foundation Gives

    Typical grant size centers at $35,000 at the 25th percentile, $75,000 at the median, and $225,000 at the 75th percentile, even as the recent grants list includes much larger institutional awards. The foundation’s giving pattern shows repeat support to the same organizations across multiple years, including the University of Nebraska Foundation, Buffett Early Childhood Fund, Campaign Legal Center, and Family Planning Council of Nebraska. It is a Regular Funder, funds individuals, and makes program-related investments. Active grant programs include Program Grants, Operating Grants, and Capital Grants, all open to unsolicited applications and all focused on Nebraska.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $256.1M

    Total Assets

    $716.3M

    Total Revenue

    $653.1M

    Total Expenses

    $267.9M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $35K and $225K, with a median of $75K.

    25th Percentile

    $35K

    Median

    $75K

    75th Percentile

    $225K

    Geographic Reach

    Local17 states funded

    About 90% of grants go to recipients in NE.

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    Giving Approach

    Concentrated, locally focused giving with a mix of very large institutional grants and repeated multi-year operating or capital grants to core regional partners; most dollars stay in Nebraska with a small number of out-of-state policy/advocacy grantees. The foundation often renews support for the same organizations and funds both system-building (universities, foundations) and neighborhood-level implementation.

    Funding Style

    capital/capital campaign grantsmulti-year operating supportcapacity building & infrastructureprogrammatic/direct-service grants

    Notable grantees: University of Nebraska Foundation, Buffett Early Childhood Fund, Collective for Youth, Justice for Our Neighbors Nebraska, Conservation Foundation of Dickinson County

    Topics

    housing stability & development (including transitional/sanctuary housing)youth development & school-based programming (elementary & middle school, connected youth)K-12 college preparatory & educational supportsbehavioral health, mental health & wellness centers (including child-focused services)immigration & legal services for newcomers and unaccompanied childrenarts, culture & cultural center capital/collection support (BIPOC art acquisition)sexual & reproductive health and contraceptive access

    Where Sherwood Foundation Makes Grants

    The Sherwood Foundation gives overwhelmingly in Nebraska: 90% of grants in the data went to recipients in the HQ state, and Nebraska is also the top state by grant count. Omaha and Lincoln appear most often among recipients, with additional grants landing in Okoboji, Iowa and Washington, DC. The recipient-country data is entirely U.S.-based, with 1,904 grants to U.S. organizations.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Sherwood Foundation

    What kinds of grants does The Sherwood Foundation make?

    The foundation offers Program Grants, Operating Grants, and Capital Grants. Program Grants are for specific projects, Operating Grants support broader mission-driven work, and Capital Grants cover land purchase, construction, renovation, or major equipment. All three active programs are open to unsolicited applications and are focused on Nebraska.

    What is the typical grant size?

    The grant-size distribution is $35,000 at the 25th percentile, $75,000 at the median, and $225,000 at the 75th percentile. The recent grants list also shows much larger awards for capital and operating support to major Nebraska institutions.

    Which areas does the foundation fund most often?

    Recent grants show strong support for education, early childhood, community infrastructure, behavioral health, reproductive health, and immigrant legal services. Examples include the NEXT Project capital and construction fund, early childhood operating support, a behavioral health and wellness center at Children's, and the Sexual & Reproductive Health Initiative.

    Does the foundation fund organizations outside Nebraska?

    Most grants go to Nebraska organizations, but the recent grants list includes recipients in Iowa and Washington, DC. Okoboji, Iowa appears in the data through park and beautification grants, while Campaign Legal Center in Washington, DC appears with operating support.

    Does The Sherwood Foundation support the same grantees more than once?

    Yes. The recent grants list includes repeated awards to the University of Nebraska Foundation, Buffett Early Childhood Fund, Campaign Legal Center, and Family Planning Council of Nebraska across multiple years, which suggests ongoing relationships rather than one-time gifts.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

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

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA FOUNDATIONLINCOLN, NE$24,659,3752025NEXT PROJECT - CAPITAL/CONSTRUCTION FUND
    BUFFETT EARLY CHILDHOOD FUNDOMAHA, NE$15,079,48020252024 OPERATING GRANT
    BUFFETT EARLY CHILDHOOD FUNDOMAHA, NE$15,050,21620252024 OPERATING GRANT
    COMMUNITY INFORMATION TRUSTOMAHA, NE$5,628,0732025OMAHA CENTRAL PUBLIC LIBRARY PROJECT
    CONSERVATION FOUNDATION OF DICKINSON COUNTYOKOBOJI, IA$5,623,9742025SHERWOOD FORREST PARK - CAPITAL GRANT
    SOUTHSIDE REDEVELOPMENT CORPORATIONOMAHA, NE$5,035,6212025CNI FUNDING
    MENTAL HEALTH INNOVATION FOUNDATIONOMAHA, NE$4,975,5602025BEHAVIORAL HEALTH & WELLNESS CENTER AT CHILDREN'S
    CONSERVATION FOUNDATION OF DICKINSON COUNTYOKOBOJI, IA$4,397,2312025SHERWOOD FORREST PARK
    FAMILY PLANNING COUNCIL OF NEBRASKAOMAHA, NE$4,072,7962025SEXUAL & REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH INITIATIVE
    BLACK AND PINK INCBOSTON, MA$3,515,7162025THE OPPORTUNITY CAMPUS CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
    CAMPAIGN LEGAL CENTERWASHINGTON, DC$3,515,62120252023/2024 OPERATING GRANT
    UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA FOUNDATIONLINCOLN, NE$3,025,1132025INTERNAL MEDICINE, ALLERGY, IMMUNOLOGY EXCELLENCE - DR. JILL POOLE
    NEBRASKA CHILDREN & FAMILIES FOUNDATIONLINCOLN, NE$2,735,0232025BRING UP NEBRASKA - COMMUNITY WELL-BEING - CONNECTED YOUTH INITIATIVE
    GOOD NEIGHBOR COMMUNITY CENTERLINCOLN, NE$2,516,6642025CULTURAL CENTERS OF LINCOLN COLLABORATIVE CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
    CHICANO AWARENESS CENTEROMAHA, NE$2,507,4032025LATINO CENTER RENOVATION & EXPANSION
    OUR AMERICAN FUTURE FOUNDATIONWASHINGTON, DC$2,500,3182025FUTURE FORWARD EDUCATION FUND
    COLLECTIVE FOR YOUTHOMAHA, NE$2,410,69920252025/2026 ELEMENTARY PROGRAMMING
    COMMON SENSE MEDIASAN FRANCISCO, CA$2,026,94920252024 OPERATING GRANT
    HEARTLAND FAMILY SERVICEOMAHA, NE$2,026,5792025CAPITAL CAMPAIGN PHASE 1
    NEBRASKA APPLESEED CENTER FOR LAW IN THE PUBLIC INTERESTLINCOLN, NE$2,014,01320252025 OPERATING GRANT
    JOSLYN ART MUSEUMOMAHA, NE$2,010,9202025EVOLVE JOSLYN CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
    CITY OF OMAHAOMAHA, NE$2,000,0002025THE NORTH SADDLE CREEK BUSINESS DISTRICT RENOVATION PROJECT
    JUSTICE FOR OUR NEIGHBORS NEBRASKAOMAHA, NE$1,870,8712025IMMIGRATION LEGAL SERVICES
    COLLECTIVE FOR YOUTHOMAHA, NE$1,663,84720252025/2026 MIDDLE SCHOOL PROGRAMMING
    UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA FOUNDATIONLINCOLN, NE$1,515,7272025PRESIDENTIAL PLANNING AND PRIORITIES FUND
    METRO AREA CONTINUUM OF CARE FOR THE HOMELESSOMAHA, NE$1,515,5852025HOUSING PROBLEM SOLVING
    THE ONE CAMPAIGNWASHINGTON, DC$1,510,5822025OPERATING FUNDS 2024 - 2025 - 2026
    OMAHA COMMUNITY FOUNDATIONOMAHA, NE$1,510,2662025COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAM
    OMAHA PARKS FOUNDATIONOMAHA, NE$1,508,4842025FOR BPOA - BOWLING GREEN PARK IMPROVEMENTS
    OMAHA PARKS FOUNDATIONOMAHA, NE$1,500,00020252024 MEMORIAL PARK CONCERT
    JUSTICE FOR OUR NEIGHBORS NEBRASKAOMAHA, NE$1,421,1822025UNACCOMPANIED CHILDREN PROGRAM
    HEARTLAND FAMILY SERVICEOMAHA, NE$1,313,5072025HEARTLAND HOUSING SANCTUARY
    NEBRASKA DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SEXUAL ASSAULT COALITIONLINCOLN, NE$1,207,2512025MEMBER PROGRAM OPERATING GRANT
    DOUGLAS COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT #001OMAHA, NE$1,201,0162025BAILEY EDUCATION GROUP
    CENTER FOR RURAL AFFAIRSLYONS, NE$1,123,6472025BUILDING INCLUSIVE RURAL COMMUNITIES
    MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION OF NEBRASKALINCOLN, NE$1,108,38720252025 OPERATIONS
    UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA FOUNDATIONLINCOLN, NE$1,020,1182025NEBRASKA COLLEGE PREPARATORY ACADEMY
    UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA FOUNDATIONLINCOLN, NE$1,018,7192025NEBRASKA RESOURCE PROJECT FOR VULNERABLE YOUNG CHILDREN
    SOUTHWEST IOWA NONPROFIT FOR COLLECTIVE IMPACTOMAHA, NE$1,018,7192025IOWA RIVERFRONT DEVELOPMET
    CIVIC NEBRASKALINCOLN, NE$1,012,79420252025 OPERATING GRANT
    ACLU NEBRASKA FOUNDATION INCLINCOLN, NE$1,012,79420252025 OPERATING GRANT
    CLYDE MALONE COMMUNITY CENTERLINCOLN, NE$1,010,8242025BREAKING THE CYCLE CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
    ST MONICA'S HOMELINCOLN, NE$1,010,8242025WHERE RECOVERY TAKES FLIGHT GRANT
    NEBRASKA CIVIC ENGAGEMENT TABLELINCOLN, NE$1,007,59720252025 OPERATING GRANT
    HOPEWELL FUNDWASHINGTON, DC$1,006,69020252024 OPERATING GRANT FOR CIVIC PARTICIPATION PROJECT
    OMAHA STAR INSTITUTEOMAHA, NE$1,005,6052025PROPERTY PURCHASE, BUILDING RENOVATIONS & ARCHIVAL PRESERVATION
    COMMON SENSE MEDIASAN FRANCISCO, CA$1,005,5992025CAMPAIGN FOR AMERICA'S KIDS AND FAMILIES
    MUSEUM OF NEBRASKA ARTKEARNEY, NE$1,004,4182025EXPANSION, RENOVATION & RESTORATION GRANT
    OOH DE LALLYOMAHA, NE$1,000,00020252024 OPERATING GRANT
    NUCLEAR THREAT INITIATIVE INCWASHINGTON, DC$1,000,0002025OPPENHEIMER-OSCAR CAMPAIGN

    UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA FOUNDATION

    $24,659,375
    LINCOLN, NE2025

    NEXT PROJECT - CAPITAL/CONSTRUCTION FUND

    BUFFETT EARLY CHILDHOOD FUND

    $15,079,480
    OMAHA, NE2025

    2024 OPERATING GRANT

    BUFFETT EARLY CHILDHOOD FUND

    $15,050,216
    OMAHA, NE2025

    2024 OPERATING GRANT

    COMMUNITY INFORMATION TRUST

    $5,628,073
    OMAHA, NE2025

    OMAHA CENTRAL PUBLIC LIBRARY PROJECT

    CONSERVATION FOUNDATION OF DICKINSON COUNTY

    $5,623,974
    OKOBOJI, IA2025

    SHERWOOD FORREST PARK - CAPITAL GRANT

    SOUTHSIDE REDEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

    $5,035,621
    OMAHA, NE2025

    CNI FUNDING

    MENTAL HEALTH INNOVATION FOUNDATION

    $4,975,560
    OMAHA, NE2025

    BEHAVIORAL HEALTH & WELLNESS CENTER AT CHILDREN'S

    CONSERVATION FOUNDATION OF DICKINSON COUNTY

    $4,397,231
    OKOBOJI, IA2025

    SHERWOOD FORREST PARK

    FAMILY PLANNING COUNCIL OF NEBRASKA

    $4,072,796
    OMAHA, NE2025

    SEXUAL & REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH INITIATIVE

    BLACK AND PINK INC

    $3,515,716
    BOSTON, MA2025

    THE OPPORTUNITY CAMPUS CAPITAL CAMPAIGN

    CAMPAIGN LEGAL CENTER

    $3,515,621
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    2023/2024 OPERATING GRANT

    UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA FOUNDATION

    $3,025,113
    LINCOLN, NE2025

    INTERNAL MEDICINE, ALLERGY, IMMUNOLOGY EXCELLENCE - DR. JILL POOLE

    NEBRASKA CHILDREN & FAMILIES FOUNDATION

    $2,735,023
    LINCOLN, NE2025

    BRING UP NEBRASKA - COMMUNITY WELL-BEING - CONNECTED YOUTH INITIATIVE

    GOOD NEIGHBOR COMMUNITY CENTER

    $2,516,664
    LINCOLN, NE2025

    CULTURAL CENTERS OF LINCOLN COLLABORATIVE CAPITAL CAMPAIGN

    CHICANO AWARENESS CENTER

    $2,507,403
    OMAHA, NE2025

    LATINO CENTER RENOVATION & EXPANSION

    OUR AMERICAN FUTURE FOUNDATION

    $2,500,318
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    FUTURE FORWARD EDUCATION FUND

    COLLECTIVE FOR YOUTH

    $2,410,699
    OMAHA, NE2025

    2025/2026 ELEMENTARY PROGRAMMING

    COMMON SENSE MEDIA

    $2,026,949
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2025

    2024 OPERATING GRANT

    HEARTLAND FAMILY SERVICE

    $2,026,579
    OMAHA, NE2025

    CAPITAL CAMPAIGN PHASE 1

    NEBRASKA APPLESEED CENTER FOR LAW IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST

    $2,014,013
    LINCOLN, NE2025

    2025 OPERATING GRANT

    JOSLYN ART MUSEUM

    $2,010,920
    OMAHA, NE2025

    EVOLVE JOSLYN CAPITAL CAMPAIGN

    CITY OF OMAHA

    $2,000,000
    OMAHA, NE2025

    THE NORTH SADDLE CREEK BUSINESS DISTRICT RENOVATION PROJECT

    JUSTICE FOR OUR NEIGHBORS NEBRASKA

    $1,870,871
    OMAHA, NE2025

    IMMIGRATION LEGAL SERVICES

    COLLECTIVE FOR YOUTH

    $1,663,847
    OMAHA, NE2025

    2025/2026 MIDDLE SCHOOL PROGRAMMING

    UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA FOUNDATION

    $1,515,727
    LINCOLN, NE2025

    PRESIDENTIAL PLANNING AND PRIORITIES FUND

    METRO AREA CONTINUUM OF CARE FOR THE HOMELESS

    $1,515,585
    OMAHA, NE2025

    HOUSING PROBLEM SOLVING

    THE ONE CAMPAIGN

    $1,510,582
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    OPERATING FUNDS 2024 - 2025 - 2026

    OMAHA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

    $1,510,266
    OMAHA, NE2025

    COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAM

    OMAHA PARKS FOUNDATION

    $1,508,484
    OMAHA, NE2025

    FOR BPOA - BOWLING GREEN PARK IMPROVEMENTS

    OMAHA PARKS FOUNDATION

    $1,500,000
    OMAHA, NE2025

    2024 MEMORIAL PARK CONCERT

    JUSTICE FOR OUR NEIGHBORS NEBRASKA

    $1,421,182
    OMAHA, NE2025

    UNACCOMPANIED CHILDREN PROGRAM

    HEARTLAND FAMILY SERVICE

    $1,313,507
    OMAHA, NE2025

    HEARTLAND HOUSING SANCTUARY

    NEBRASKA DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SEXUAL ASSAULT COALITION

    $1,207,251
    LINCOLN, NE2025

    MEMBER PROGRAM OPERATING GRANT

    DOUGLAS COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT #001

    $1,201,016
    OMAHA, NE2025

    BAILEY EDUCATION GROUP

    CENTER FOR RURAL AFFAIRS

    $1,123,647
    LYONS, NE2025

    BUILDING INCLUSIVE RURAL COMMUNITIES

    MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION OF NEBRASKA

    $1,108,387
    LINCOLN, NE2025

    2025 OPERATIONS

    UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA FOUNDATION

    $1,020,118
    LINCOLN, NE2025

    NEBRASKA COLLEGE PREPARATORY ACADEMY

    UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA FOUNDATION

    $1,018,719
    LINCOLN, NE2025

    NEBRASKA RESOURCE PROJECT FOR VULNERABLE YOUNG CHILDREN

    SOUTHWEST IOWA NONPROFIT FOR COLLECTIVE IMPACT

    $1,018,719
    OMAHA, NE2025

    IOWA RIVERFRONT DEVELOPMET

    CIVIC NEBRASKA

    $1,012,794
    LINCOLN, NE2025

    2025 OPERATING GRANT

    ACLU NEBRASKA FOUNDATION INC

    $1,012,794
    LINCOLN, NE2025

    2025 OPERATING GRANT

    CLYDE MALONE COMMUNITY CENTER

    $1,010,824
    LINCOLN, NE2025

    BREAKING THE CYCLE CAPITAL CAMPAIGN

    ST MONICA'S HOME

    $1,010,824
    LINCOLN, NE2025

    WHERE RECOVERY TAKES FLIGHT GRANT

    NEBRASKA CIVIC ENGAGEMENT TABLE

    $1,007,597
    LINCOLN, NE2025

    2025 OPERATING GRANT

    HOPEWELL FUND

    $1,006,690
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    2024 OPERATING GRANT FOR CIVIC PARTICIPATION PROJECT

    OMAHA STAR INSTITUTE

    $1,005,605
    OMAHA, NE2025

    PROPERTY PURCHASE, BUILDING RENOVATIONS & ARCHIVAL PRESERVATION

    COMMON SENSE MEDIA

    $1,005,599
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2025

    CAMPAIGN FOR AMERICA'S KIDS AND FAMILIES

    MUSEUM OF NEBRASKA ART

    $1,004,418
    KEARNEY, NE2025

    EXPANSION, RENOVATION & RESTORATION GRANT

    OOH DE LALLY

    $1,000,000
    OMAHA, NE2025

    2024 OPERATING GRANT

    NUCLEAR THREAT INITIATIVE INC

    $1,000,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    OPPENHEIMER-OSCAR CAMPAIGN