The Herb Block Foundation was established with a $50 million endowment from the late Herb Block to support the art of editorial cartooning and charitable and educational programs aligned with the causes he supported during his 72-year career. The Foundation is dedicated to defending basic freedoms, combating discrimination and prejudice, and improving the conditions of the poor and underprivileged.

Herb Block Foundation

Encouraging Citizen Involvement Grant

Deaconess supports policy development, advocacy, and organizing efforts for the well-being of children and families in the metropolitan region, including Eastern Missouri and Southern Illinois. The foundation seeks to address significant civic infrastructure, resource, and power gaps inhibiting child and family health through collaborative initiatives.

Deaconess Foundation

Seeding the Future Grants

Waccamaw Community Foundation aims to support Georgetown and Horry county nonprofits through various grant programs, including competitive grants, disaster relief, and donor-advised funds, focusing on enhancing the capacity and sustainability of local organizations to benefit the community effectively.

Waccamaw Community Foundation

John S. and James L. Knight Foundation Donor Advised Fund Grants

Carnegie Corporation of New York is a major American philanthropic organization that supports higher education in Africa. For over two decades, its mission has centered around deepening and expanding the continent’s advanced academic communities, networks, and universities. It also focuses on promoting policies that inform the growing higher education sector, aiming to transform it into a cornerstone for knowledge-based economies with research-active academics trained relevant to the African context.

Carnegie Corporation of New York

Democracy Grant Program

The Progressive Multiplier aims to shift the progressive movement towards scale, self-determination, and sustainability. It offers a high-leverage investment opportunity for philanthropy, focusing on strengthening the independent financial position of movement groups.

Progressive Multiplier Fund

Progressive Multiplier Grants

Seeding Justice builds collective power by transforming philanthropy and funding movements, aiming for the pursuit of justice and liberation for all communities. It envisions a world of imagination, joy, and abundance where everyone has enough, and no one has too much. The organization funds grassroots movements working to dismantle injustices and supports organizations at the forefront of social, racial, gender, disability, economic, and environmental justice. Seeding Justice commits to transforming philanthropy into a practice that is justice-driven, regenerative, and centers the wisdom and agency of communities most impacted by injustice.

Seeding Justice

Rapid Response Program: Critical Response Grants

Established in 1992 by Lisa and Douglas Goldman, the Lisa and Douglas Goldman Fund is a private foundation committed to supporting charitable organizations that enhance our society. With a focus on the San Francisco community, the Fund aims to be responsive, flexible, and make informed and responsible grants within its areas of grantmaking.

Lisa & Douglas Goldman Fund

National Goals' Grant

GSK is committed to building healthier communities and a healthy America by going beyond the traditional scope of discovering, developing, and delivering new medicines, vaccines, and healthcare products. They aim to address health challenges at their source - within communities - guided by their mission to help people do more, feel better, and live longer.

GlaxoSmithKline

GSK IMPACT Awards: North Carolina

Flexible C3 Grants For C4 Orgs

The mission focuses on promoting knowledge of law, supporting legal education across various stages, and ensuring justice is accessible to various groups including children, families, individuals, seniors, veterans, and victims of violence in Oklahoma.

Oklahoma Bar Foundation Inc

Oklahoma Bar Foundation: IOLTA Grant

The Educational Foundation of America (EFA) was established to continue the philanthropic legacy of Richard Prentice Ettinger and Elsie P. Ettinger. Led by their descendants, EFA focuses on funding nonprofits active in Creative Placemaking, Climate, Democracy, and Reproductive Health and Justice, particularly in the Appalachian region, the South, and the Pacific Northwest. The Foundation provides general operating support, multi-year grants, builds partners' capacity, and aligns its endowment with its grantmaking objectives.

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