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Who does The Grove Foundation fund?

The Grove Foundation has awarded $134 million across 827 grants to 387 organizations between 2019 and 2024. Its giving concentrates in civil rights & advocacy. Its typical grant is $100,000, with most between $60,000 and $175,000.

Total awarded
$133.9M
Typical grant
$100K
Grantees
387
Grants
827
Years
2019–2024

Organizations this funder supports

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

100 of 387 grantees
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Grantee Total receivedGrantsYearsLatestState Follow
M Michael J Fox Foundation for Parkinsons Research $5.0M120192019
Neo Philanthropy INC $4.8M52019–20232023NY
Immigrant Legal Resource Center $3.3M52019–20232023CA
Advocates for Youth $2.9M52019–20232023DC
International Rescue Committee INC $2.9M62019–20232023NY
Planned Parenthood Mar Monte INC $2.2M52019–20232023CA
A Advocates for Youth $1.9M120242024
A Amalgamated Foundation $1.9M32019–20242024
One Arizona $1.8M52019–20232023AZ
New Venture Fund $1.6M52019–20232023DC
E Eyes Open Iowa $1.6M62019–20242024
A Amalgamated Charitable Foundation INC $1.5M32020–20222022DC
C Cardea $1.2M32022–20242024
C Community Initiatives $1.2M42019–20232023
Center for Civic Policy $1.2M52019–20232023NM
C Community Legal Services in East Palo Alto INC $1.2M62019–20242024
G Georgia Campaign for Adolescent Power and Potential $1.2M42021–20242024
Legal Aid Society of San Mateo Co $1.1M52019–20232023CA
L League of Conservation Voters Education Fund $1.1M42019–20232023
T The Foundation for City College $1.1M42021–20242024
I Immigrant Legal Resource Center $1.0M120242024
P Puente De La Costa Sur $1.0M120242024
N National Immigration Law Center $1.0M120242024
S Social Good Fund INC $965K42019–20222022CA
I International Rescue Committee - Northern California $925K120242024
P Peninsula Conflict Resolution Center $912K52019–20242024
R Redwood City Elementary $905K62019–20242024
C Coastside Hope $900K120242024
C California Collaborative for Immigrant Justice $900K32021–20232023CA
C Cardea Center for Health and Human Services $840K32019–20212021CA
Puente De La Costa Sur $840K52019–20232023CA
Tides Foundation $830K52019–20232023CA
National Urban Indian Family Coalition $820K52019–20232023WA
I Ifwhenhow $800K42019–20232023CA
Somos Un Pueblo Unido $790K52019–20232023NM
Trailhead Institute $775K52019–20232023CO
N Neo Philanthropy INC $775K120242024
State Voices $760K52019–20232023DC
Coastside Hope $755K52019–20232023CA
R Resist INC (birth Center Equity) $750K120242024
S Second Harvest of Silicon Valley $750K120242024
Jobtrain INC $750K52019–20232023CA
R Ravenswood Family Health Center $735K42019–20242024
Immigration Institute of the Bay Area $720K42019–20232023CA
G Grantmakers Concerned with Immigrants and Refugees $712K62019–20242024
National Immigration Law Center $705K22020–20222022DC
F Forward Together $700K42019–20232023
The US Climate Action Network $700K22019–20212021DC
H Housing Leadership Council of San Mateo County $685K62019–20242024
To Nizhoni Ani $660K42019–20232023AZ
T Tides Center $650K120242024
D Dine Citizens Against Ruining Our Environment $640K22019–20212021
March on Maryland INC $623K42019–20222022MD
B Black Voters Matter Capacity Building Institute $615K52019–20232023
Resist INC $600K32019–20222022MA
Social and Environmental Entrepreneurs INC $600K32020–20232023CA
Groundswell Fund $600K32019–20232023CA
U Uc Hastings Foundation $590K32019–20242024
C California Latinas for Reproductive Justice $580K52019–20242024
The San Francisco Foundation $575K42019–20222022CA
Communities for a Better Environment $575K32019–20222022CA
F Faith in Action Bay Area $575K120242024
California Immigrant Policy Center $570K42019–20232023CA
G Georgia Coalition for the Peoples Agenda $560K62019–20242024
Center on Race Poverty & the Environment $550K22020–20212021CA
S San Mateo County Community College District $525K32019–20222022
Nuestra Casa De East Palo Alto $525K42019–20232023CA
N New American Leaders $525K32019–20232023
O One Arizona $525K120242024
P Progeorgia $525K22023–20242024
Second Harvest of Silicon Valley $520K22020–20212021CA
D Disability Law United $520K22023–20242024
One East Palo Alto $520K42019–20232023CA
Cabrillo College Foundation $510K52019–20232023CA
H Human Rights First (welcome with Dignity) $500K120242024
R Restorative Justice for Oakland Youth $500K120242024
G Groundswell Fund $500K120242024
Central California Environmental Justice Network $500K22021–20222022CA
M Midwest Access Coalition $500K120242024
M Movement Strategy Center $500K120242024
Just Futures Impact INC $500K120222022DC
R Rutgers University $500K32022–20242024
T Thrive Alliance $490K62019–20242024
Youth United for Community Action $480K52019–20232023CA
Onejustice $475K52019–20232023CA
The Tahirih Justice Center $470K52019–20232023VA
H Human Rights First $465K120242024
International Refugee Assistance Project INC $465K52019–20232023NY
O One East Palo Alto $460K120242024
Hias INC $450K32019–20232023MD
Native American Rights Fund $435K42019–20232023CO
Black Women for Wellness $425K32019–20232023CA
Tewa Women United $425K52019–20232023NM
Silicon Valley Community Foundation $420K32019–20232023CA
Mi Familia Vota Education Fund $420K42019–20222022AZ
Access Reproductive Justice $420K32021–20232023CA
Apiary for Practical Support INC $420K22021–20232023NY
West Fund $415K52019–20232023TX
Act for Women and Girls $415K52019–20232023CA
Teen Health Mississippi $415K52019–20232023MS

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