Showing top 200 of 4,877 foundations

Click here for the GrantWatch Advanced Foundation Search

#	Foundation Name	Location
Unlock Full Access Get unlimited access to 374,397 foundations in the GrantWatch Foundation Directory. Upgrade Now
151		URBANA, IL
152		Geneva, IL
153		Du Quoin, IL
154		Lawrenceburg, IN
155		PEORIA, IL
156		Beulah, MI
157		DETROIT, MI
158		CHELSEA, MI
159		LANSING, MI
160		THREE RIVERS, MI
161		HARBOR SPRINGS, MI
162		BENZONIA, MI
163		WASHINGTON, MI
164		PLAINWELL, MI
165		WASHBURN, WI
166		PORTAGE, MI
167		MILWAUKEE, WI
168		SHEBOYGAN, WI
169		JANESVILLE, WI
170		MADISON, WI
171		MILWAUKEE, WI
172		DE PERE, WI
173		MEDFORD, WI
174		WEST BEND, WI
175		SHEBOYGAN, WI
176		NEW BERLIN, WI
177		GRANTSBURG, WI
178		ST PAUL, MN
179		ROGERS, MN
180		ROCHESTER, MN
181		Wabasha, MN
182		Minneapolis, MN
183		Granite Falls, MN
184		LITTLE FALLS, MN
185		EDINA, MN
186		CROSBY, MN
187		ST PAUL, MN
188		REDWOOD FALLS, MN
189		NEW HOPE, PA
190		ALEXANDRIA, VA
191		WACONIA, MN
192		CHARLES CITY, IA
193		Urbandale, IA
194		URBANDALE, IA
195		Steeles Tavern, VA
196		CHARLESTON, SC
197		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
198		SAINT PAUL, MN
199		HILLSBOROUGH, NC
200		BANNER ELK, NC

Collect perishable food and distribute to agencies serving

To educate the public about the role of food banks in addressing hunger.

Provide to needy people

Golf Outing - Contributions received are used to purchase canned food for the less fortunate. Over 35,000 cans of food are distributed, estimated 2,500 families received assistance.

TO MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS TO CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, RELIGIOUS AND PUBLIC WELFARE AGENCIES AND GROUPS, AND TO PROVIDE FOOD BASKETS AND TOYS TO NEEDY FAMILIES

To provide funds to 501(c)(3) organizations that service residents with food, shelter, utilities, and various human services.

EXISTS TO PROVIDE HOUSEHOLDS WITH ACCESS TO SUFFICIENT, NUTRITIOUS , AND RELATED RESOURCES. WE ACCOMPLISH THIS THROUGH COLLABORATION, EFFICIENT OPERATIONS, EDUCATION, AND INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS TO ACHIEVE A HUNGER-FREE IN SOUTHEASTERN MICHIGAN. HEADQUARTERED IN DETROIT, SERVES FIVE SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN COUNTIES: WAYNE, OAKLAND, MACOMB, LIVINGSTON, AND MONROE. PROVIDES TO MORE THAN 660 PARTNER SOUP KITCHENS, PANTRIES, SHELTERS, AND OTHER AGENCIES ACROSS THE REGION, AND SUPPLEMENTS EFFORTS OF THOSE PARTNERS BY OFFERING DIRECT SERVICE DRIVE-UP GROCERY AND BOX DISTRIBUTIONS. IN ITS FISCAL YEAR 2020, DISTRIBUTED NEARLY 64 MILLION POUNDS OF TO NEIGHBORS IN NEED.

PROVIDING ESSENTIAL SUPPORT TO ALLEVIATE THE EFFECTS OF HUNGER AND POVERTY OUR COMMUNITIES.

ALLEVIATE AND PREVENT HUNGER AMONGST RESIDENTS.

SUPPORT ST JOSEPH CNTY MI FOOD PANTRIES

PURPOSE OF THIS ORGANIZATION IS TO GATHER, ORGANIZE, AND DISTRIBUTE TO THOSE IN NEED THROUGHOUT ANTRIM, CHARLEVOIX, AND EMMET COUNTIES.

TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR THE PEOPLE IN NEED IN OUR COMMUNITIES (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O) BY PROVIDING FOOD, CLOTHING, FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE, EDUCATION, AND SOCIAL SUPPORT IN COLLABORATION WITH OTHER RESOURCES.

WE ARE A NON-PROFIT FOOD PANTRY FOR LOW INCOME PEOPLE IN OUR SERVICE AREA WE ALSO PROVIDE EMERGENCY UTILITY, SHELTER, AND CLOTHING ASSISTANCE TO OUR CLIENTS

THE MISSION IS TO PROVIDE LOCAL FAMILIES IN NEED WITH FOOD, EMERGENCY FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AND SKILL BUILDING EDUCATION TO CREATE SELF-SUFFICIENCY.

Madedonationstoareachurchesandnon-profits,providedvouchersthroughareapastorsandsocialservicesandfoodshelves.Recycleusedgoodsforresaleataffordablecost.

Assistlowincomefamilieswithfood,utilities,andshelter.

THE MISSION THE . IS TO ELIMINATE POVERTY AND HUNGER.

HELP ECONOMICALLY DEPRIVED INDIVIDUALS, ELIMINATE POVERTY AND HUNGER.

MEET HOUSING, FOOD AND OTHER BASIC HUMAN NEEDS and ADDRESS THE BARRIERS SELF-SUFFICIENCY.

FOOD PROCUREMENT AND DISTRIBUTION TO THOSE IN NEED. FOOD ASSISTANCE OUTREACH.

IT IS THE MISSION "TO END HOMELESSNESS and CREATE HEALTHY COMMUNITIES," TO THIS END PROVIDES: TEMPORARY HOUSING FOR FAMILIES, RAPID RE-HOUSING FOR FAMILIES, PERMANENT HOUSING FOR HOMELESS FAMILIES, A LOW-COST MEDICAL CLINIC, EMERGENCY FOOD PANTRY, AND YOUTH AND ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAMS.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES CLOTHING, UTILITIES, HOUSING AND OTHER PHYSICAL NEEDS TO ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED PEOPLE. IT ALSO RUNS A FOOD PANTRY. FUNDS ARE RAISED BY DONATED ITEMS SOLD AT A THRIFT SHOP AND BY MONETARY DONATIONS.

WE SEEK DONATIONS CLOTHING AND HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS THROUGH CHURCHES, MEDIA, AND WORD MOUTH. THESE ITEMS ARE SORTED AND DISPLAYED IN OUR THRIFT STORE AND OFFERED FOR SALE AT THRIFT PRICES. IN RESPONSE TO REQUESTS FROM THE NEEDY FOR CLOTHING, FOOD, AND LODGING; WE EVALUATE ABILITY TO PAY and PROVIDE FREE MERCHANDISE, REDUCED PRICES, AND/OR SOMETIMES DIRECT CASH PAYMENT FOR FOOD/LODGING. WE ALSO MAKE REFERRALS TO LOCAL SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS OR THE LOCAL SOCIAL SERVICE OFFICE.

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO SUPPLEMENT THE BASIC REQUIREMENTS OF THOSE IN NEED THROUGHOUT WASHINGTON COUNTY ON A REGULAR OR EMERGENCY BASIS WITH ITEMS OF THE HIGHEST AVAILABLE QUALITY.

SECURE DONATIONS AND MONETARY SUPPORT TO MEET THE NUTRITIONAL NEEDS OF HUNGRY INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES IN WI VIA DISTRIBUTION TO LOCAL PANTRIES.

FOOD SHELFS - 1500

THE ADVANCES THE COMMON INTEREST OF THOSE ENGAGED IN ALL ASPECTS OF THE FOOD INDUSTRY OF MN AS A LEADERSHIP RESOURCE. THE MGA ENCOURAGES AND SPONSORS EDUCATIONAL SEMINARS, CONVENTIONS AND FOSTERS THE EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION AND IDEAS AMONG ITS MEMBERS WHICH PROMOTE THE ADVANCEMENT, DEVELOPMENT, AND WELFARE OF THE GROCERY INDUSTRY FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE INDUSTRY AND ITS MEMBERS.

PROVIDING FOOD, HOUSING, CLOTHING AND OUTREACH SERVICES TO THE POOR.

STRENGTHENS FOOD ACCESS AND BUILDS HEALTHY COMMUNITIES.

Community Shelf offering free to low income residents

The mission is to restore and well-being in the Native community by recovering knowledge and access to healthy indigenous foods, medicines, and lifeways. We do this by: creating culturally-based opportunities for youth employment, entrepreneurship and leadership; Increasing access to Indigenous foods through farm production, sales and distribution; and community organizing and outreach around reclaiming cultural traditions, healthy Indigenous food, cooking skills, and policy and systems change. is also one the leaders a groundswell movement to reclaim Indigenous sovereignty through food. Our programs impact over 12,000 people each year from our youngest community members to our oldest.

assisting low income families with food and education

TO PROVIDE EMERGENCY FOR PEOPLE WHO REQUEST IT. TO PROVIDE SUPPLEMENTAL TO PEOPLE LIVING IN WHO LACK SUFFICIENT RESOURCES TO FEED THEMSELVES. TO PROVIDE REFERRAL INFORMATION ABOUT OTHER RESOURCES AVAILABLE TO PEOPLE WHO COME TO THE , PROMOTE PUBLIC AWARENESS OF THE NEEDS OF HUNGRY PEOPLE, AND TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT TO PEOPLE WHO COME TO THE .

EXISTS TO ADDRESS THE NEEDS OF THE HUNGRY AND HOMELESS.

TO FEED THE HUNGRY IN THE AREA.

Team mission trip with team to Kenya. Teaching Rheumatic heart disease screening at Kapsowar Hospital and teaching Mitral valve balloon valvuloplasty at Moi teaching hospital in Eldoret. flights ground transportation lodging food visas travel insurance for 6 team members equipment and supplies medications hospital fees for indigent patients.

CHARITABLE: PROVIDE FOODSTUFFS TO NEEDY INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES AT NO CHARGE.

TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC AND CREATE A LOCAL SUSTAINABLE FOOD SUPPLY

Our work in the country Zambia entails providing financial support for food equipment and teaching supplies, training, education enhancement for teachers, rents, transportation, Bibles, preaching the Gospel, and spiritual counseling and encouragement

Waconia United Gather and Grow Food Shelf

The mission the is to put Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind, and body for all. We accomplish our mission through programs that develop character. We develop character by teaching and demonstrating positive values such as caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility. programs build strong kids, strong families, and strong communities. All programs fall under one these three focus areas: 1) Youth Development; 2) Healthy Living; or 3) Social Responsibility.

The - The selection process to determine the recipient of the including meetings, conventions, and promotional activities.

EXISTS TO HELP MEET THE PHYSICAL, EDUCATIONAL, EMOTIONAL, AND SPIRITUAL NEEDS OF THE PEOPLE OF SOUTH AFRICA, WITH SPECIAL ATTENTION TO CHILDREN, BY PROVIDING NUTRITIONAL SUPPORT, HOUSING, SKILLS TRAINING, PASTORAL TRAINING, AND BASIC NECESSITIES.

Support needy families in community Provide food and emergency financial aid to needy families in the Spottswood/Raphine Community.

OUR PRIMARY PURPOSE IS CHARITY AND SERVICE TO NEEDY AND SUFFERING. SOCIETY DISTRIBUTES FOOD, CLOTHING, MEDICAL SUPPLIES, HOUSING AND UTILITY COSTS TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND REFERS THEM TO OTHER ORGANIZATIONS WHEN APPROPRIATE WITH NO DISTINCTION TO RACE, RELIGION, CULTURAL BACKGROUND, SEX OR AGE.

WE WORK WITH COMMUNITY LEADERS TO IDENTIFY AND FULFILL THE CORE HUMAN NEEDS OF FOOD, HEALTHCARE AND EDUCATION.

OPERATES PROGRAMS TO HELP PEOPLE ACROSS THE ENTIRE STATE . THESE PROGRAMS TOUCH PEOPLE ALL AGES. THEY HELP ALLEVIATE HUNGER, MEND BROKEN RELATIONSHIPS, PLACE CHILDREN IN SAFE ENVIRONMENTS, AID ELDERLY CITIZENS AND ADVOCATE ON BEHALF THE DISENFRANCHISED.

PROVIDING CARE TO ORPHANS AND WIDOWS IN UGANDA BY PURCHASING FOOD, SUPPLIES, MEDICAL CARE AND PROVIDING ADDITIONAL MINISTRY SERVICES.

PROVIDE FOOD AT NO COST TO HUNGRY PEOPLE IN NEED IN COUNTY, NC AND IMPROVE THEIR HEALTH WHERE POSSIBLE

Live Chat with a Grant Specialist

4,877 Foundations that have given grants and donations for Nutrition and Food Assistance programs and services in Nunavut

Unlock Full Access

Unlock Full Access

We have foundations for

We have grants for