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    About Lumina Foundation for Education

    Lumina Foundation for Education Inc. is operating primarily as a grantmaker that routes philanthropic dollars through an intermediary (Blackbaud Giving Fund) to support its 2023–2024 gift programs. All recorded giving in this period was concentrated into that intermediary vehicle rather than directly to operating nonprofits, suggesting the foundation is using donor‑advised or pass‑through mechanisms to deploy its education-related philanthropy.

    Focus Areas

    Funding education-related gift programs via intermediary donor-advised fundsPass-through/grantmaking facilitation through Blackbaud Giving FundSupport for programmatic gift distribution cycles (2023–2024)

    Who They Fund

    adult learners (including returning/working adults)community college students and prospective transfer studentsstudents of color (Black learners; Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander, Filipino)high school seniors transitioning to collegeat-risk/low-income community members seeking workforce training

    About Lumina Foundation for Education

    Lumina Foundation for Education Inc. routes much of its giving through Blackbaud Giving Fund, and the largest recent award in the record is a $2,508,511 grant in 2025 to support Lumina's 2023–2024 gift programs through that conduit. That pattern fits a foundation using intermediary vehicles alongside direct program grants to move education philanthropy. Beyond the pass-through gifts, the foundation backs postsecondary attainment work across research, policy, redesign, and student supports. Recent awards include $900,000 to Georgetown University for research and technical assistance on the alignment of postsecondary education and workforce, and $750,000 to the Trustees of the California State University to automate admissions through California's college and career readiness platform. Other grants point to a strong interest in adult learners, equity in higher education, and credential pathways that connect college and work. The foundation also supports initiatives tied to community colleges, state systems, journalism about higher education, and civic sponsorships. Jamie Merisotis serves as President/CEO, and the organization is structured as a regular funder with program-related investments and direct support for individuals. The record shows a national grantmaking scope, with a heavy share of awards landing in Indiana.

    What Lumina Foundation for Education Funds

    Adult learner access is one of the clearest threads in Lumina Foundation for Education Inc.'s grantmaking. In 2023, it gave $1,000,000 to State Center Community College District to support marketing and brand-building at Madera Community College, with the goal of increasing adult learner enrollment. It also awarded $750,000 to Northern Arizona University Foundation to expand a universal admissions program to nine Arizona community college districts. Equity-focused higher education work appears in a $575,000 grant to University of Hawaii Foundation to help increase Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander and Filipino attainment through the Talent, Innovation, and Equity initiative. Another $745,200 went to Illinois Community College Board to expand skills gap training for students of color in at-risk communities through support services, credential completion, and workforce training. These awards show attention to enrollment, access, and completion across student groups and systems.

    How Lumina Foundation for Education Gives

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $30.2M

    Total Assets

    $1.5B

    Total Revenue

    $85.4M

    Total Expenses

    $72.6M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $8K and $100K, with a median of $25K.

    25th Percentile

    $8K

    Median

    $25K

    75th Percentile

    $100K

    Geographic Reach

    National43 states funded
    Funding intensity
    Low
    High
    Headquarters

    Leadership

    Jamie Merisotis

    President/CEO

    Funding intensity
    Low
    High

    Where Lumina Foundation for Education Funds

    Top 4 recipient countries by grant volume for Lumina Foundation for Education.

    RankCountryGrantsTotalShare
    1United StatesDomestic1,091$159.4M
    99.3%
    2France

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    higher education institutions and systems (staff, administrators, faculty)

    Giving Approach

    Highly concentrated: two large grants (the entire reported giving) directed to a single intermediary; appears to use a giving-fund model rather than making numerous direct grants.

    Funding Style

    capacity buildingtechnical assistanceresearch and evaluationpolicy and systems changepilot and program implementation

    Notable grantees: Blackbaud Giving Fund

    Topics

    adult learner recruitment and enrollmentdirect admissions / automatic admissions systemscommunity college reform and student success initiativesworkforce-aligned short-term credentials and skills-gap trainingequity-focused strategies for learners of color (including Black, Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander, Filipino)journalism and public information about higher education policyearly childhood childcare business models and Head Start co-location on college campuses

    Typical grant size sits at $7,500 at the 25th percentile, $25,000 at the median, and $100,000 at the 75th percentile, which indicates a mix of modest awards and larger strategic grants. The record also shows very large pass-through gifts to Blackbaud Giving Fund, suggesting Lumina uses intermediary channels alongside direct operating support. Repeated support appears across years for some themes, including journalism about higher education and state-system initiatives, but the specific grantees vary by year. The foundation is a regular funder, makes program-related investments, and funds individuals. Unsolicited requests are accepted for civic sponsorships through an online form, while the main grant programs listed do not accept unsolicited applications.

    Where Lumina Foundation for Education Makes Grants

    Grantmaking is national, but the distribution is weighted toward Indiana, which accounts for 35% of grants. Recent awards also land in Washington, DC; Springfield, IL; Long Beach, CA; and Charleston, SC. Outside the United States, the recipient-country data shows very limited activity: 2 grants in France and 1 in the United Kingdom. The grant record points to a broad U.S. footprint with concentration in a few policy and higher-education hubs rather than one local metro area.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Lumina Foundation for Education

    What grant size range is typical for Lumina Foundation for Education Inc.?

    The distribution centers at $7,500 at the 25th percentile, $25,000 at the median, and $100,000 at the 75th percentile. That suggests many awards are relatively small, with a meaningful share reaching six figures.

    Does Lumina Foundation for Education Inc. accept unsolicited applications?

    Yes, but only for civic sponsorships submitted through an online form. The main grant programs listed, including general grantmaking and state policy partnerships, do not accept unsolicited applications.

    What are the main focus areas in the foundation's recent grantmaking?

    The record shows a strong emphasis on postsecondary attainment, adult learner access, community college reform, equity in higher education, workforce-aligned credentials, and policy or research work tied to those goals.

    Which recipients appear across more than one year?

    Blackbaud Giving Fund appears in both 2023 and 2025 in the top recent grants list, and Washington Monthly appears in both years as well. The record also shows recurring support for policy and journalism-oriented work across multiple years.

    Does Lumina Foundation for Education Inc. fund work outside the United States?

    Almost all grants go to U.S. recipients, but the recipient-country distribution includes 2 grants to France and 1 grant to the United Kingdom.

    Accepts unsolicited proposals
    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

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

    4
    $485K
    0.4%
    3United Kingdom2$1.1M
    0.2%
    4Guam2$165K
    0.2%

    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
    Blackbaud Giving FundCharleston, SC$2,508,5112025To support Lumina's 2023-2024 Gift Programs through the Blackbaud Giving Fund.
    Georgetown UniversityWashington, DC$900,0002025To strengthen the alignment of postsecondary education and workforce via research and technical assistance.
    Trustees of the California State UniversityLong Beach, CA$750,0002025To automate admissions to the CSU system through California's official K-12 college & career readiness platform
    Illinois Board of Higher EducationSpringfield, IL$750,0002025To implement direct admissions statewide in Illinois for community college transfer students and high school seniors, using the Common App
    Northern Arizona University FoundationFlagstaff, AZ$750,0002025To expand Northern Arizona University's universal admissions program to nine Arizona community college districts
    The Third Way Foundation IncWashington, DC$745,0002025To assess the true costs of developing and offering short-term workforce development programs at community colleges and evaluate the implications of these costs for school administrators.
    Complete College AmericaIndianapolis, IN$740,0002025to support the continued implementation of the Historically Black Community College Network
    Competency-Based Education NetworkFranklin, TN$700,0002025To pilot competency-based math course redesign models to foster more equitable pathways to success at community colleges
    John N Gardner InstituteBrevard, NC$670,0002025To work with Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education institutions to create and implement five-year plans that transform the foundational postsecondary experience.
    Washington Monthly Institute IncWashington, DC$650,0002025To support independent, policy-oriented journalism about issues vital to creating a better-educated country.
    Greater Washington Educational Telecommunications Association IncArlington, VA$650,0002025To support public television news broadcast segments related to the nation's need for increased educational attainment after high school.
    Research for ActionPhiladelphia, PA$550,0002025To conduct research and evaluation on Lumina's Great Admissions Redesign Challenge grantees.
    Association of Community College TrusteesWashington, DC$450,0002025To support the Kids on Campus framework for co-locating Head Start programs on community college campuses
    SUNY Impact Foundation IncNew York, NY$425,0002025To support the SUNY system in implementing the ASAP | ACE model with 10 institutions.
    Public Radio ExchangeMinneapolis, MN$400,0002025To support coverage of immigrants seeking education and training after high school.
    Rutgers The State University of New JerseyNew Brunswick, NJ$350,0002025To support sustainability efforts of the Non-degree Credentials Research Network (NCRN)
    Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin SystemMadison, WI$350,0002025To study the impact of integrating proactive financial aid notifications with direct admissions programs in at least two states, in partnership with Scholarship America
    VIP Consortium IncAtlanta, GA$330,0002025To further the efforts of the Vertically Integrated Projects (VIP) Consortium of postsecondary institutions seeking to enhance student employability.
    Louisiana Board of RegentsBaton Rouge, LA$330,0002025To support a faculty professional development program to equip faculty with equity-driven pedagogical tools to improve student learning and close equity gaps.
    Louisiana Board of RegentsBaton Rouge, LA$300,0002025To plan for automated admissions for Louisiana's universal transfer pathway students and high school seniors
    Board of Trustees of Southern Illinois UniversityCarbondale, IL$300,0002025To support the SIU system to implement evidence-based interventions to improve academic progress, decrease DFW rates, and increase students' sense of belonging.
    Regents of the University of California - MercedMerced, CA$300,0002025To conduct an analysis of student family wealth and existing Pell awards towards the development of the framework of a supplemental, wealth-based Pell Grant
    Miami UniversityOxford, OH$300,0002025To implement a faculty professional development intervention to promote innovation and equity in redesigning programs, courses, and learning environments.
    UnidosUSWashington, DC$300,0002025To support research, policy analysis, and non-partisan advocacy in support of efforts to increase postsecondary attainment and quality for Latino students in postsecondary education.
    Community Services Society of New YorkNew York, NY$300,0002025To provide capacity building support to the Education Debt Consumer Assistance Program.
    Open Campus Media IncWashington DC, IN$275,0002025To support in-depth coverage of race and equity in higher education, and higher education coverage in Indiana.
    Organisation for Economic Cooperation and DevelopmentPARIS$265,0002025To identify international best practices in how collaboration between higher ed institutions, cities, and regions can support sustainable development goals.
    Leadership Conference Education Fund TheWashington, DC$250,0002025To convene a coalition of national civil rights partners around advancing racial equity and economic mobility in federal higher education policy
    American Academy of Arts and SciencesCambridge, MA$250,0002025To support the Aspen Higher Education Forum with journalists' participation.
    State Higher Education Executive OfficersBoulder, CO$250,0002025To build capacity among SHEEOs to advance equitable policy agendas.
    Washington Student Achievement CouncilOlympia, WA$250,0002025To conduct research around the narrative surrounding higher education and its benefits and deliver new messaging to target audiences
    Schott Foundation for Public Education TheCambridge, MA$250,0002025To provide operating support for the next iteration of the Executives' Alliance for Boys and Men of Color.
    Amalgamated Charitable Foundation IncWashington, DC$250,0002025To support the Higher Ed Forward joint funder effort designed to advance student success, academic freedom, and democratic principles through designated pooled funding.
    Education Strategy GroupChevy Chase, MD$250,0002025To provide technical assistance to SHEEOs involved in cross-agency workforce collaboratives, and facilitate the launch for an 8 state collaborative on electric vehicles.
    Texas Higher Education FoundationAustin, TX$250,0002025To develop direct admissions pathways for Texas students using the state's official college & career readiness platform
    Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under LawWashington, DC$230,0002025To address challenges arising from US Supreme Court rulings prohibiting colleges and universities from considering race as one factor among many in college admissions
    Memorial Community Development CorporationEvansville, IN$210,0002025To provide general operating support for Our Times, a Black community newspaper in Evansville, Indiana.
    Project on Predatory Student Lending IncJamaica Plain, MA$200,0002025To support the Project on Predatory Student Lending in building infrastructure to harness student borrower clients' voices.
    Foundation for California Community CollegesSacramento, CA$200,0002025To support implementation of California's Master Plan for Career Education.
    Linked Learning AllianceSan Francisco, CA$200,0002025To evaluate the implementation and progress of the Golden State Pathways Program in California.
    Research Foundation of CUNYNew York, NY$200,0002025To support professional development of CUNY four-year and two-year college faculty on the ethical use of AI and the development of open educational resources for using AI in the classroom.
    Free Press Indiana IncIndianapolis, IN$200,0002025To support advertising and marketing efforts to build audience and brand recognition for a local newsroom.
    Civic News CompanyNew York, NY$200,0002025To support higher education coverage in Colorado.
    Georgia State University FoundationAtlanta, GA$200,0002025To support The National Institute for Student Success to deliver its Diagnostic Playbook services to 3 SUNY institutions.
    Excelencia in Education IncWashington, DC$200,0002025To inform institutional, state, and national policy with practices and strategies to address affordability and more intentionally serve Latino students
    Foundation for California Community CollegesSacramento, CA$200,0002025To support the California Education Learning Lab to develop a novel statewide, intersegmental professional learning cooperative serving California's public higher education institutions.
    National Student Legal Defense NetworkWashington, DC$200,0002025To support policy analysis and advocacy addressing reverse redlining and basic needs insecurity in higher education.
    Student Borrower Protection CenterWashington, DC$200,0002025To conduct an analysis of companies that facilitate low-quality, high-cost education and training and a study exploring the implication of student loan debt on perceptions of the value of higher education.
    American Association of Colleges and UniversitiesWashington, DC$180,0002025To support the rollout of Democracy Re/Designed and support IDHE's transition to AAC&U
    Data Quality Campaign IncWashington, DC$180,0002025To elevate the use of state longitudinal data systems in automating admissions processes and to provide TA to Great Admissions Redesign grantees

    Blackbaud Giving Fund

    $2,508,511
    Charleston, SC2025

    To support Lumina's 2023-2024 Gift Programs through the Blackbaud Giving Fund.

    Georgetown University

    $900,000
    Washington, DC2025

    To strengthen the alignment of postsecondary education and workforce via research and technical assistance.

    Trustees of the California State University

    $750,000
    Long Beach, CA2025

    To automate admissions to the CSU system through California's official K-12 college & career readiness platform

    Illinois Board of Higher Education

    $750,000
    Springfield, IL2025

    To implement direct admissions statewide in Illinois for community college transfer students and high school seniors, using the Common App

    Northern Arizona University Foundation

    $750,000
    Flagstaff, AZ
    2025

    To expand Northern Arizona University's universal admissions program to nine Arizona community college districts

    The Third Way Foundation Inc

    $745,000
    Washington, DC2025

    To assess the true costs of developing and offering short-term workforce development programs at community colleges and evaluate the implications of these costs for school administrators.

    Complete College America

    $740,000
    Indianapolis, IN2025

    to support the continued implementation of the Historically Black Community College Network

    Competency-Based Education Network

    $700,000
    Franklin, TN2025

    To pilot competency-based math course redesign models to foster more equitable pathways to success at community colleges

    John N Gardner Institute

    $670,000
    Brevard, NC2025

    To work with Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education institutions to create and implement five-year plans that transform the foundational postsecondary experience.

    Washington Monthly Institute Inc

    $650,000
    Washington, DC2025

    To support independent, policy-oriented journalism about issues vital to creating a better-educated country.

    Greater Washington Educational Telecommunications Association Inc

    $650,000
    Arlington, VA2025

    To support public television news broadcast segments related to the nation's need for increased educational attainment after high school.

    Research for Action

    $550,000
    Philadelphia, PA2025

    To conduct research and evaluation on Lumina's Great Admissions Redesign Challenge grantees.

    Association of Community College Trustees

    $450,000
    Washington, DC2025

    To support the Kids on Campus framework for co-locating Head Start programs on community college campuses

    SUNY Impact Foundation Inc

    $425,000
    New York, NY2025

    To support the SUNY system in implementing the ASAP | ACE model with 10 institutions.

    Public Radio Exchange

    $400,000
    Minneapolis, MN2025

    To support coverage of immigrants seeking education and training after high school.

    Rutgers The State University of New Jersey

    $350,000
    New Brunswick, NJ2025

    To support sustainability efforts of the Non-degree Credentials Research Network (NCRN)

    Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System

    $350,000
    Madison, WI2025

    To study the impact of integrating proactive financial aid notifications with direct admissions programs in at least two states, in partnership with Scholarship America

    VIP Consortium Inc

    $330,000
    Atlanta, GA2025

    To further the efforts of the Vertically Integrated Projects (VIP) Consortium of postsecondary institutions seeking to enhance student employability.

    Louisiana Board of Regents

    $330,000
    Baton Rouge, LA2025

    To support a faculty professional development program to equip faculty with equity-driven pedagogical tools to improve student learning and close equity gaps.

    Louisiana Board of Regents

    $300,000
    Baton Rouge, LA2025

    To plan for automated admissions for Louisiana's universal transfer pathway students and high school seniors

    Board of Trustees of Southern Illinois University

    $300,000
    Carbondale, IL2025

    To support the SIU system to implement evidence-based interventions to improve academic progress, decrease DFW rates, and increase students' sense of belonging.

    Regents of the University of California - Merced

    $300,000
    Merced, CA2025

    To conduct an analysis of student family wealth and existing Pell awards towards the development of the framework of a supplemental, wealth-based Pell Grant

    Miami University

    $300,000
    Oxford, OH2025

    To implement a faculty professional development intervention to promote innovation and equity in redesigning programs, courses, and learning environments.

    UnidosUS

    $300,000
    Washington, DC2025

    To support research, policy analysis, and non-partisan advocacy in support of efforts to increase postsecondary attainment and quality for Latino students in postsecondary education.

    Community Services Society of New York

    $300,000
    New York, NY2025

    To provide capacity building support to the Education Debt Consumer Assistance Program.

    Open Campus Media Inc

    $275,000
    Washington DC, IN2025

    To support in-depth coverage of race and equity in higher education, and higher education coverage in Indiana.

    Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development

    $265,000
    PARIS2025

    To identify international best practices in how collaboration between higher ed institutions, cities, and regions can support sustainable development goals.

    Leadership Conference Education Fund The

    $250,000
    Washington, DC2025

    To convene a coalition of national civil rights partners around advancing racial equity and economic mobility in federal higher education policy

    American Academy of Arts and Sciences

    $250,000
    Cambridge, MA2025

    To support the Aspen Higher Education Forum with journalists' participation.

    State Higher Education Executive Officers

    $250,000
    Boulder, CO2025

    To build capacity among SHEEOs to advance equitable policy agendas.

    Washington Student Achievement Council

    $250,000
    Olympia, WA2025

    To conduct research around the narrative surrounding higher education and its benefits and deliver new messaging to target audiences

    Schott Foundation for Public Education The

    $250,000
    Cambridge, MA2025

    To provide operating support for the next iteration of the Executives' Alliance for Boys and Men of Color.

    Amalgamated Charitable Foundation Inc

    $250,000
    Washington, DC2025

    To support the Higher Ed Forward joint funder effort designed to advance student success, academic freedom, and democratic principles through designated pooled funding.

    Education Strategy Group

    $250,000
    Chevy Chase, MD2025

    To provide technical assistance to SHEEOs involved in cross-agency workforce collaboratives, and facilitate the launch for an 8 state collaborative on electric vehicles.

    Texas Higher Education Foundation

    $250,000
    Austin, TX2025

    To develop direct admissions pathways for Texas students using the state's official college & career readiness platform

    Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law

    $230,000
    Washington, DC2025

    To address challenges arising from US Supreme Court rulings prohibiting colleges and universities from considering race as one factor among many in college admissions

    Memorial Community Development Corporation

    $210,000
    Evansville, IN2025

    To provide general operating support for Our Times, a Black community newspaper in Evansville, Indiana.

    Project on Predatory Student Lending Inc

    $200,000
    Jamaica Plain, MA2025

    To support the Project on Predatory Student Lending in building infrastructure to harness student borrower clients' voices.

    Foundation for California Community Colleges

    $200,000
    Sacramento, CA2025

    To support implementation of California's Master Plan for Career Education.

    Linked Learning Alliance

    $200,000
    San Francisco, CA2025

    To evaluate the implementation and progress of the Golden State Pathways Program in California.

    Research Foundation of CUNY

    $200,000
    New York, NY2025

    To support professional development of CUNY four-year and two-year college faculty on the ethical use of AI and the development of open educational resources for using AI in the classroom.

    Free Press Indiana Inc

    $200,000
    Indianapolis, IN2025

    To support advertising and marketing efforts to build audience and brand recognition for a local newsroom.

    Civic News Company

    $200,000
    New York, NY2025

    To support higher education coverage in Colorado.

    Georgia State University Foundation

    $200,000
    Atlanta, GA2025

    To support The National Institute for Student Success to deliver its Diagnostic Playbook services to 3 SUNY institutions.

    Excelencia in Education Inc

    $200,000
    Washington, DC2025

    To inform institutional, state, and national policy with practices and strategies to address affordability and more intentionally serve Latino students

    Foundation for California Community Colleges

    $200,000
    Sacramento, CA2025

    To support the California Education Learning Lab to develop a novel statewide, intersegmental professional learning cooperative serving California's public higher education institutions.

    National Student Legal Defense Network

    $200,000
    Washington, DC2025

    To support policy analysis and advocacy addressing reverse redlining and basic needs insecurity in higher education.

    Student Borrower Protection Center

    $200,000
    Washington, DC2025

    To conduct an analysis of companies that facilitate low-quality, high-cost education and training and a study exploring the implication of student loan debt on perceptions of the value of higher education.

    American Association of Colleges and Universities

    $180,000
    Washington, DC2025

    To support the rollout of Democracy Re/Designed and support IDHE's transition to AAC&U

    Data Quality Campaign Inc

    $180,000
    Washington, DC2025

    To elevate the use of state longitudinal data systems in automating admissions processes and to provide TA to Great Admissions Redesign grantees