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Who does The Swifty Foundation fund?

The Swifty Foundation has awarded $4.6 million across 23 grants to 15 organizations between 2020 and 2024. Its giving concentrates in health care. Its typical grant is $160,000, with most between $50,000 and $300,000. Repeat grantees receive a median $260,000 versus $69,000 for first-time grantees.

Total awarded
$4.6M
Typical grant
$160K
Grantees
15
Grants
23
Years
2020–2024

Organizations this funder supports

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

15 of 15 grantees
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Grantee Total receivedGrantsYearsLatestState Support
The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Foundation $2.1M52020–20242024PA
Children's Hospital Foundation $542K22021–20242024DC
Ann & Robert H Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago $460K22022–20242024IL
Lucile Packard Foundation for Children's Health $350K22021–20242024CA
Texas Children's Hospital $300K120232023TX
Solving Kids Cancer INC $250K120202020NY
W Weill Cornell Medicine $215K120242024— —
Seattle Children's Hospital $110K22023–20242024WA
Alexs Lemonade Stand Foundation $100K120212021PA
Weill Cornell Imaging at New York-Presbyterian $90K120232023NY
Orlando Health Foundation INC $48K120212021FL
P Prep4gold $25K120232023VA —
Society for Neuro-Oncology $11K120232023TX
Kids V Cancer $10K120222022DC
Arms Wide Open Childhood Cancer Foundation $8K120222022NJ

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