Delivering Good helps people facing hardship and disaster move forward by working with our partners to match them with new, essential items and services—providing care that supports dignity, renews hope, and opens doors to opportunity.
Delivering Good Inc. works through product distribution, and its recent grant record is dominated by large poverty-assistance awards to community partners that move new essential goods to people facing hardship. The biggest recent grant on file is $20,528,203 to Living Word Christian Center in Forest Park, Illinois, followed by $18,985,535 to Heroes Care in High Ridge, Missouri. Those awards sit inside a broader pattern of support for organizations that distribute clothing, shoes, household items, and other essentials through direct-service partners. The foundation’s funding also reaches groups tied to disaster response and basic-needs relief, consistent with its operating model of matching donated merchandise with nonprofit partners. Recipients range from local ministries and community organizations to groups centered on housing stability, human services, and material support. The grant list shows repeated support for several organizations over multiple years, suggesting a relationship-based approach rather than isolated transactions. Delivering Good Inc. also funds partner organizations serving low-income individuals and families, with awards that align closely to dignity-centered basic assistance and practical help for communities in crisis.
Poverty alleviation is the clear center of gravity. Delivering Good Inc. gave $14,501,591 to Caring for Others Inc in Atlanta for poverty assistance, and $13,320,810 to 4 Good Community Inc in Henderson, Kentucky for the same purpose. The grant list also includes major awards to organizations in Illinois, Missouri, Florida, New Jersey, and California under the poverty-assistance label. The foundation also supports organizations tied to housing instability and homelessness. It awarded $10,529,523 to Shelter Partnership in Bell, California, and later $3,958,580 to Shelter Partnership in Los Angeles, both for poverty assistance. Workforce reentry appears in the portfolio as well: Working Wardrobes Career Center in Irvine received $5,564,388 and later $4,269,107, showing sustained support for employment-related assistance. In addition, Delivering Good Inc. funds humanitarian and disaster-related relief through its product-distribution model.
Delivering Good Inc.’s typical grant size sits between $9,006 at the 25th percentile and $387,224 at the 75th percentile, with a median award of $51,715. The recent grants list shows repeated recipients across years, including Caring for Others, Heroes Care, Cis Development Foundation Inc, Working Wardrobes Career Center, Shelter Partnership, and Friends of Casa Hawaii, indicating multi-year relationships rather than one-off grants. The organization is a regular funder, not a donor-advised fund, and it does not make program-related investments. Its active programs show that some support is product-based and some is grant-based, with several initiatives accepting unsolicited approaches.
$132.4M
$3.2M
$135.5M
$135.8M
Most grants fall between $9K and $387K, with a median of $52K.
25th Percentile
$9K
Median
$52K
75th Percentile
$387K
About 16% of grants go to recipients in NJ.
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Giving is national, and every recent grant in the provided list goes to a U.S. recipient. New Jersey is the top state by grant count, and recipients there include Cis Development Foundation Inc in East Brunswick and other in-state partners. California appears repeatedly through cities such as Bell, Los Angeles, and Irvine. Other recurring recipient locations include Atlanta, Georgia; Houston, Texas; San Juan, Puerto Rico; and High Ridge and Fenton, Missouri. The recipient-country distribution is entirely U.S.-based.
The grant list centers on organizations doing poverty assistance and basic-needs distribution. Recent recipients include ministries, community organizations, and service nonprofits working on clothing, household essentials, housing stability, workforce reentry, and disaster-related relief through Delivering Good Inc.’s product-distribution model.
Typical awards are sizable but varied: the 25th percentile is $9,006, the median is $51,715, and the 75th percentile is $387,224. Recent grants also show much larger multi-million-dollar awards to long-term community partners.
Yes. Several organizations appear more than once in the recent grants list, including Caring for Others, Heroes Care, Cis Development Foundation Inc, Working Wardrobes Career Center, Shelter Partnership, and Friends of Casa Hawaii. That pattern points to recurring relationships over multiple years.
The foundation gives nationally, with all recent grants in the U.S. New Jersey is the top state by grant count, and recipient cities in the list include East Brunswick, Atlanta, Bell, Los Angeles, Irvine, San Juan, High Ridge, and Houston.
Yes for several active programs. The Funded Partner Program, One Million Pairs of Socks Campaign, Capacity Building Program, Purpose-Driven Partnerships, Donate Product, and Product Campaigns & Promotions all indicate that unsolicited submissions are accepted.
MATTHEW FASCIANO
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Current and upcoming funding from Delivering Good that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Must be a Delivering Good community partner (local 501(c)(3) nonprofit or government partner). Participation requires the community partner to provide a grant to Delivering Good to secure the funded partner benefits.
Who can apply: Designed for community nonprofit partners (program reference notes NYC nonprofits and select communities). Specific eligibility and participation details are coordinated with Delivering Good and community partners.
Who can apply: Shelters and community organizations serving people who are homeless; donors include brands and individuals donating new socks.
Who can apply: Nonprofit organizations and shelters serving populations that need bras; donors are apparel brands and partners.
Who can apply: Retailers, manufacturers, brands, and other organizations with excess new merchandise (product donations). Community partners receiving product are typically nonprofits and shelters working directly with people in need.
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Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LIVING WORD CHRISTIAN CENTER | FOREST PARK, IL | $20,528,203 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| CARING FOR OTHERS INC | ATLANTA, GA | $14,501,591 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| 4 GOOD COMMUNITY INC | HENDERSON, KY | $13,320,810 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| PROVISION MINISTRY INC | WESTBORO, MA | $10,741,814 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| HEROES CARE |
| HIGH RIDGE, MO |
| $10,250,276 |
| 2025 |
| POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| FRIENDS OF CASA HAWAII | KAPOLEI, HI | $5,419,877 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| HERITAGE TRAINING AND CAREER CENTER | MONTGOMERY, AL | $4,842,960 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| REHACIENDO COMUNIDADES CON ESPERANZA INC | SAN JUAN, PR | $4,567,883 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| WORTH FIGHTING 4 | LAS VEGAS, NV | $4,470,488 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| AMITY FOUNDATION OF CALIFORNIA | LOS ANGELES, CA | $4,227,220 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| CIS DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION INC | EAST BRUNSWICK, NJ | $4,189,862 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| NATIONAL CENTER FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES | BETHESDA, MD | $3,615,070 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| WORLD VISION | SEWICKLEY, PA | $3,435,443 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| CHILDREN'S HUNGER FUND | SAN ANTONIO, TX | $2,473,891 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| MY BROTHERS KEEPERS OUTREACHMINISTRIES INC | NASHVILLE, TN | $2,263,412 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| SHELTER PARTNERSHIP | BELL, CA | $2,157,549 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| TRUE TABERNACLE OF JESUS CHRIST MINISTRIES | FORT MYERS, FL | $1,998,034 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| OPERATION COMPASSION | CLEVELAND, TN | $1,365,759 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| PEOPLES EQUAL ACTION AND COMMUNITY EFFORT INC | SYRACUSE, NY | $1,175,149 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| LIBERATION AND HEALING PENTECOSTAL CHURCH | NEW YORK, NY | $1,168,776 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| THE RIVER FUND NEW YORK INC | RICHMOND HILL, NY | $1,052,626 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| CARLOS DUNLAP FOUNDATION INC | NORTH CHARLESTON, SC | $866,526 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| SANTA CLAUS INC OF GREATER SAN BERNARDINO | SAN BERNARDINO, CA | $856,369 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| UNITED CAJUN NAVY | BATON ROUGE, LA | $702,541 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| ATLANTIC CITY RESCUE MISSION INC | ATLANTIC CITY, NJ | $679,209 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| PANOLA OUTREACH | ALICEVILLE, AL | $656,365 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| BABY BUNDLES | CHARLOTTE, NC | $647,326 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| WORKING WARDROBES FOR A NEW START | IRVINE, CA | $641,623 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| COMPASSION COALITION INC | FRANKFORT, NY | $484,094 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES OF NEW YORK | NEW YORK, NY | $421,152 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| COMUNIDAD LATINX INC | CORONA, NY | $405,306 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| BEVERLY'S PGH | NORTH HUNTINGDON, PA | $386,313 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| MITZVAH CIRCLE FOUNDATION | LANSDALE, PA | $360,477 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| SAN ANTONIO THREADS | SAN ANTONIO, TX | $354,939 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| TEXAS DIAPER BANK | SAN ANTONIO, TX | $308,370 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| SAMU FOUNDATION | WASHINGTON, DC | $307,333 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| FOOD BANK OF NORTHWEST LOUISIANA | SHREVEPORT, LA | $295,748 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| NATIVE AMERICAN DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION | BILLINGS, MT | $266,774 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| SHOES & CLOTHES FOR KIDS INC | CLEVELAND, OH | $249,222 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| HEARTS OF HUMANITY | DETROIT, MI | $248,421 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| FATHERS ALIVE IN THE HOOD INC | JAMAICA, NY | $238,818 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| MIKE GONNELLI CIVIC ASSOCIATION | SECAUCUS, NJ | $237,681 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| MOUNTAINEER FOOD BANK | GASSAWAY, WV | $230,940 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| THE NEW WORLD FOUNDATION | NEW YORK, NY | $229,528 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| CHRISTIAN APPALACHIAN PROJECT OPERATION SHARING | CORBIN, KY | $214,000 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| AUC INSTITUTE FOR CAREER STUDIES | REX, GA | $199,122 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| CENTRAL CITY NEIGHBORHOOD PARTNERS | LOS ANGELES, CA | $194,272 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| PROJECT NEW HOPE INC | WORCESTER, MA | $172,640 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| THE SHARING SHELF INC | PORT CHESTER, NY | $171,101 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
| SECOND HARVEST FOOD BANK OF METROLINA INC | CHARLOTTE, NC | $139,500 | 2025 | POVERTY ASSISTANCE |
LIVING WORD CHRISTIAN CENTER
$20,528,203POVERTY ASSISTANCE
CARING FOR OTHERS INC
$14,501,591POVERTY ASSISTANCE
4 GOOD COMMUNITY INC
$13,320,810POVERTY ASSISTANCE
PROVISION MINISTRY INC
$10,741,814POVERTY ASSISTANCE
HEROES CARE
$10,250,276POVERTY ASSISTANCE
FRIENDS OF CASA HAWAII
$5,419,877POVERTY ASSISTANCE
HERITAGE TRAINING AND CAREER CENTER
$4,842,960POVERTY ASSISTANCE
REHACIENDO COMUNIDADES CON ESPERANZA INC
$4,567,883POVERTY ASSISTANCE
WORTH FIGHTING 4
$4,470,488POVERTY ASSISTANCE
AMITY FOUNDATION OF CALIFORNIA
$4,227,220POVERTY ASSISTANCE
CIS DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION INC
$4,189,862POVERTY ASSISTANCE
NATIONAL CENTER FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES
$3,615,070POVERTY ASSISTANCE
WORLD VISION
$3,435,443POVERTY ASSISTANCE
CHILDREN'S HUNGER FUND
$2,473,891POVERTY ASSISTANCE
MY BROTHERS KEEPERS OUTREACHMINISTRIES INC
$2,263,412POVERTY ASSISTANCE
SHELTER PARTNERSHIP
$2,157,549POVERTY ASSISTANCE
TRUE TABERNACLE OF JESUS CHRIST MINISTRIES
$1,998,034POVERTY ASSISTANCE
OPERATION COMPASSION
$1,365,759POVERTY ASSISTANCE
PEOPLES EQUAL ACTION AND COMMUNITY EFFORT INC
$1,175,149POVERTY ASSISTANCE
LIBERATION AND HEALING PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
$1,168,776POVERTY ASSISTANCE
THE RIVER FUND NEW YORK INC
$1,052,626POVERTY ASSISTANCE
CARLOS DUNLAP FOUNDATION INC
$866,526POVERTY ASSISTANCE
SANTA CLAUS INC OF GREATER SAN BERNARDINO
$856,369POVERTY ASSISTANCE
UNITED CAJUN NAVY
$702,541POVERTY ASSISTANCE
ATLANTIC CITY RESCUE MISSION INC
$679,209POVERTY ASSISTANCE
PANOLA OUTREACH
$656,365POVERTY ASSISTANCE
BABY BUNDLES
$647,326POVERTY ASSISTANCE
WORKING WARDROBES FOR A NEW START
$641,623POVERTY ASSISTANCE
COMPASSION COALITION INC
$484,094POVERTY ASSISTANCE
LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES OF NEW YORK
$421,152POVERTY ASSISTANCE
COMUNIDAD LATINX INC
$405,306POVERTY ASSISTANCE
BEVERLY'S PGH
$386,313POVERTY ASSISTANCE
MITZVAH CIRCLE FOUNDATION
$360,477POVERTY ASSISTANCE
SAN ANTONIO THREADS
$354,939POVERTY ASSISTANCE
TEXAS DIAPER BANK
$308,370POVERTY ASSISTANCE
SAMU FOUNDATION
$307,333POVERTY ASSISTANCE
FOOD BANK OF NORTHWEST LOUISIANA
$295,748POVERTY ASSISTANCE
NATIVE AMERICAN DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
$266,774POVERTY ASSISTANCE
SHOES & CLOTHES FOR KIDS INC
$249,222POVERTY ASSISTANCE
HEARTS OF HUMANITY
$248,421POVERTY ASSISTANCE
FATHERS ALIVE IN THE HOOD INC
$238,818POVERTY ASSISTANCE
MIKE GONNELLI CIVIC ASSOCIATION
$237,681POVERTY ASSISTANCE
MOUNTAINEER FOOD BANK
$230,940POVERTY ASSISTANCE
THE NEW WORLD FOUNDATION
$229,528POVERTY ASSISTANCE
CHRISTIAN APPALACHIAN PROJECT OPERATION SHARING
$214,000POVERTY ASSISTANCE
AUC INSTITUTE FOR CAREER STUDIES
$199,122POVERTY ASSISTANCE
CENTRAL CITY NEIGHBORHOOD PARTNERS
$194,272POVERTY ASSISTANCE
PROJECT NEW HOPE INC
$172,640POVERTY ASSISTANCE
THE SHARING SHELF INC
$171,101POVERTY ASSISTANCE
SECOND HARVEST FOOD BANK OF METROLINA INC
$139,500POVERTY ASSISTANCE
