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Who funds Circle Health Services?

Circle Health Services has received $1.1 million across 43 grants from 17 funders between 2019 and 2024. Its largest funder is Oneohio Recovery Foundation.

Total received
$1.1M
Funders
17
Grants
43
Years
2019–2024

Funders of this organization

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

17 of 17 funders
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Funder Total givenGrantsYearsLatest Support
Oneohio Recovery Foundation $254K120242024
The Center for Community Solutions $250K32020–20232023
E Elizabeth Severance Prentiss Foundation $200K22020–20212021
The Cleveland Foundation $152K42020–20232023
Direct Relief $50K120192019
Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund $40K52019–20242024
National Philanthropic Trust $30K32019–20212021
Jewish Federation of Cleveland $27K52019–20232023
Donor Advised Charitable Giving INC $25K32019–20212021
Jack Joseph and Morton Mandel Foundation $25K52020–20242024
R Robert R & Gay C Cull Family Foundation $20K22023–20242024
L Lincoln Electric Foundation Tr $12K22020–20222022
M Milton a & Charlotte R Kramer Charitable Foundation $10K120202020
American Endowment Foundation $10K120232023
Raymond John Wean Foundation $4K32020–20222022
T The Sk Wellman Foundation $1K120202020
Bank of America Charitable Foundation INC $100120202020

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