About Network for Good
Network for Good’s recent giving is dominated by unrestricted support, with multi-million-dollar grants flowing to organizations such as King Baudouin Foundation United States and Duwamish Tribal Services. That pattern fits a funder built around donor-advised fund operations and secure, compliant donation processing and disbursement services, rather than a single program area. The foundation’s largest recent grants include $3,553,563 to King Baudouin Foundation United States in 2023 and $3,128,312 to the same organization in 2024, showing repeated support across years. Other large awards went to United States Association for Unhcr, Project Hood Communities, and Na Wahine Toa Foundation, all marked unrestricted.
The grant record suggests a broad nonprofit platform serving organizations with no program restrictions. Recipients range from food banks and humanitarian groups to tribal services, animal welfare, faith-based charities, and public-interest organizations. Across the recent grants list, the foundation appears to act as a large-scale disbursement vehicle for a wide mix of charitable recipients, with flexible funding as the common thread.
What Network for Good Funds
The foundation’s broadest pattern is unrestricted support to nonprofits working across humanitarian relief, community services, and public benefit work. In refugee and international aid, it gave $3,290,278 to United States Association for Unhcr in 2023 and $2,462,267 to UNICEF USA in the same year. In food access, it awarded $1,673,902 to Maui Food Bank Inc in 2024 and $1,178,728 to Regional Food Bank of N E NY Inc in 2023.
Community-based organizations also appear regularly. Project Hood Communities received $2,900,084 in 2023, while Community Partners received $1,249,952 in 2023 and another $1,064,003 in 2024. The record also includes support for tribal services, such as $2,909,306 to Duwamish Tribal Services in 2023 and $2,373,621 in 2024.
How Network for Good Gives
Network for Good’s typical grant size falls around a relatively modest center point for a large DAF platform: the 25th percentile is $7,380, the median is $12,718, and the 75th percentile is $28,058. Recent grants, however, also include awards in the multimillion-dollar range. The same recipients can appear in multiple years, including King Baudouin Foundation United States, Duwamish Tribal Services, Paws of War Inc, The Life You Can Save, and Community Partners. The foundation is a Pure DAF Provider, and the listed grants are all unrestricted. It does not fund individuals or make program-related investments.
