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Who does Chicago Fire Foundation fund?

Chicago Fire Foundation has awarded $2.6 million across 20 grants to 14 grantees between 2020 and 2024. Its giving concentrates in recreation & sports. Its typical grant is $28,326, with most between $17,750 and $140,000. Repeat grantees receive a median $75,000 versus $25,000 for first-time grantees.

Total awarded
$2.6M
Typical grant
$28K
Grantees
14
Grants
20
Years
2020–2024

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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.

14 of 14 grantees
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Grantee Total receivedGrantsYearsLatestState Support
N North Austin Community Center $2.0M42021–20242024IL
United States Soccer Foundation INC $150K32020–20222022DC
United Elite S C Nfp $140K120222022IL
C Chicago Park District $100K120242024— —
I Indiana Fire Juniors $45K120222022IN —
All Kids Play $30K120242024IL
Rush University Medical Center $27K120202020IL
Chicago Gateway Green Committee $25K120202020IL
United Way of Metropolitan Chicago INC $25K120202020IL
Good Sports INC $20K22023–20242024MA
Common Goal USA INC $18K120222022NY
Greater Chicago Food Depository $17K120222022IL
O One Chicago Fund $10K120222022IL —
Center for Healing and Justice Through Sport $5K120232023IL

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