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Who funds The Black Star Project?

The Black Star Project has received $744,000 across 29 grants from 14 funders between 2019 and 2024. Its largest funder is The Chicago Community Trust.

Total received
$744K
Funders
14
Grants
29
Years
2019–2024

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Funders of this organization

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

14 of 14 funders
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Funder Total givenGrantsYearsLatest Support
The Chicago Community Trust $225K62019–20232023
B Builders Initiative Foundation $175K22023–20242024
Network for Good INC $116K52020–20242024
Affirm Cares $50K120202020
Field Foundation of Illinois INC $42K22020–20242024
F Fifth Third Chicagoland Foundation $40K120222022
Monroe Foundation $23K120212021
The Minneapolis Foundation $16K120202020
American Online Giving Foundation INC $14K120242024
P Ploughshares Foundation $10K52020–20242024
G Greater Auburn-Gresham Development Corporation $10K120232023
G Goldin Institute $8K120232023
University of Chicago Medical Center $7K120192019
Charities Aid Foundation America $7K120242024

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