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Who does Greenstein Family Foundation fund?

Greenstein Family Foundation has awarded $1.8 million across 35 grants to 18 grantees between 2020 and 2023. Its giving concentrates in foundations & grantmakers. Its typical grant is $5,000, with most between $5,000 and $75,000. Repeat grantees receive a median $10,000 versus $5,000 for first-time grantees.

Total awarded
$1.8M
Typical grant
$5K
Grantees
18
Grants
35
Years
2020–2023

Organizations this funder supports

Each grantee's funding from this organization, summed across all reported years. Largest first — click any column to re-sort.

18 of 18 grantees
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Grantee Total receivedGrantsYearsLatestState Support
United Way of King County $1.3M102020–20232023WA
B Brothers for Life $175K22021–20232023— —
Who We Are Project $100K22020–20212021WA
F Friends of Israel Defense Force $100K120202020— —
Find Ventures Co $50K120222022WA
Seattle Art Museum $25K120222022WA
American Jewish Committee $20K32021–20232023NY
W Wood River Jewish Community INC $15K22022–20232023ID
S Standwithus $15K32021–20232023— —
The Friendship Circle of Washington $7K22021–20232023WA
A American Jewish Committee - Stand with Ukraine $5K120222022— —
I Individual recipient $5K120222022— —
Georgetown University $5K120202020DC
Holocaust Center for Humanity $5K120202020WA
T Temple De Hirsch Sinai $3K120212021WA
T The Hunger Coalition $3K120202020— —
S Stanford - the Stanford Fund $2K120222022— —
I Individual recipient $1K120222022— —

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