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Who funds Horses with Hope?

Horses with Hope has received $340,000 across 48 grants from 22 funders between 2019 and 2024. Its largest funder is Rite Aid Healthy Futures.

Total received
$340K
Funders
22
Grants
48
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.

22 of 22 funders
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Funder Total givenGrantsYearsLatest Support
Rite Aid Healthy Futures $56K52020–20242024
The Pittsburgh Foundation $46K42021–20242024
D Donald and Donna Mosites Family Foundation $44K42021–20242024
Charities Aid Foundation America $30K32022–20242024
Hillman Family Foundations $26K22021–20222022
V V Kelly for Handicapped Children $22K22021–20232023 —
R Robert and Mary Weisbrod Foundation $20K22022–20242024
M Massey Charitable Trust $15K120212021
C Core Cares Foundation $14K42021–20242024
N Nisource Charitable Foundation $12K32021–20242024
American Online Giving Foundation INC $11K22020–20212021
In Our Backyards INC $10K120192019
F Fred J and Shirley H Jordan Foundation $10K120242024
A J & Sigismunda Palumbo Charitable Tr 35008-5 $10K120212021
J James Francis McCaudless Charitable Tr 9099 2 $7K120232023
R Richard B Wyatt Fam Foundation $2K120242024
N Northwest Charitable Foundation $1K120202020
Mitsubishi Electric America Foundation $62742021–20242024
Amazonsmile Foundation $50732020–20232023
L Leonard a and Mary Jane Schafer Charitable Foundation Trust $500120222022
The Allstate Foundation $500120212021
Eqt Foundation $200120202020

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