Community Improvement and Capacity Building foundations

5,426 grantmaking foundations focused on community improvement and capacity building, ranked by recent giving reported to the IRS (about $56B combined).

Top foundations by giving (page 4)

76. Susquehanna University

    Selinsgrove, PA
    $92M (2025)
77. Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma

    Oklahoma City, OK
    $92M (2025)
78. Stonehill College Inc

    Easton, MA
    $91M (2025)
79. Trustees of Mount Holyoke College

    South Hadley, MA
    $87M (2025)
80. St Davids Foundation

    Austin, TX
    $86M (2024)
81. Stanford Health Care 227

    Stanford, CA
    $86M (2025)
82. Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest North Carolina Inc

    Winston Salem, NC
    $83M (2025)
83. Mcmaster University Ontario

    Denver, CO
    $81M (2025)
84. Heifer Project International

    Little Rock, AR
    $81M (2025)
85. League of Conservation Voters Inc

    Washington, DC
    $81M (2024)
86. Williams College

    Williamstown, MA
    $80M (2025)
87. Childrens Health Care Associates Inc

    Philadelphia, PA
    $73M (2025)
88. Path

    Seattle, WA
    $73M (2025)
89. New Hampshire Charitable Foundation

    Concord, NH
    $71M (2024)
90. Maine Community Foundation Inc

    Ellsworth, ME
    $68M (2024)
91. Chicago Cook Workforce Partnership

    Chicago, IL
    $67M (2025)
92. Van Andel Institute

    Grand Rapids, MI
    $67M (2024)
93. National Academy of Sciences

    Washington, DC
    $67M (2024)
94. Phoenix Childrens Hospital Foundation

    Phoenix, AZ
    $67M (2024)
95. Southern New Hampshire University

    Manchester, NH
    $65M (2025)
96. Serveminnesota

    Minneapolis, MN
    $65M (2025)
97. University of Connecticut Foundation Incorporated

    Storrs, CT
    $64M (2025)
98. Enterprise Community Partners Inc

    Columbia, MD
    $62M (2025)
99. Simmons University

    Boston, MA
    $61M (2025)
100. Iptay

     Clemson, SC
     $59M (2025)

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