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Who does The Dignity of Work fund?

The Dignity of Work has awarded $33,000 across 27 grants to 25 grantees between 2022 and 2025. Its giving concentrates in religion. Its typical grant is $540, with most between $200 and $1,292. Repeat grantees receive a median $1,130 versus $520 for first-time grantees.

Total awarded
$33K
Typical grant
$540
Grantees
25
Grants
27
Years
2022–2025

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Organizations this funder supports

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

25 of 25 grantees
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Grantee Total receivedGrantsYearsLatestState Follow
I Individual recipient $7K120252025— —
D Dept of Motor Vehicles $5K120252025— —
N National General Insurance $4K120252025— —
Mechanics of Faith $3K32023–20252025VA
I Individual recipient $2K120252025— —
G Goodwill $2K120252025— —
S Sara R Wilson Trust $1K120252025— —
S Sixty Service $1K120252025— —
C Civitek $893120252025— —
I Individual recipient $880120222022— —
M Midas of Richmond $707120252025— —
I Individual recipient $546120252025— —
I Individual recipient $540120252025— —
I Individual recipient $500120252025— —
I Individual recipient $499120252025— —
J John Tyler Community College $400120252025— —
C County of Henrico $329120252025— —
I Individual recipient $307120252025— —
I Individual recipient $200120252025— —
I Individual recipient $195120252025— —
I Individual recipient $185120252025— —
I Individual recipient $120120252025— —
C Center for Non-Profit Excellence $100120252025— —
I Individual recipient $85120252025— —
D Dtw Driving School $55120252025— —

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