This directory highlights foundations of all sizes — from multibillion-dollar institutions to emerging philanthropies — with a focus on mission alignment, funding priorities, and long-term impact. Browse by focus area or geography to better understand where philanthropic capital is concentrated — and where opportunity exists.
The Robert Bosch Stiftung is one of Europe’s largest charitable foundations, funding projects in health, education, and global issues to advance social innovation and sustainable solutions locally and internationally
The Walton Family Foundation is a U.S.-based private foundation supporting education, environmental sustainability, and community development, with a long-term focus on improving opportunity and protecting natural resources.
The California Endowment is the largest private health foundation in California, advancing health and racial equity through long-term grantmaking, systems change, and community-driven approaches across the state.
Realdania is a Danish member-based philanthropic association that improves quality of life through the built environment by supporting projects in cities, buildings, and communities across Denmark.
Chicago-based community foundation established in 1915 that mobilizes donors, ideas and organizations to advance equity and opportunity. The Trust stewards billions in assets and supports regional nonprofits and initiatives
Established in 1911 by industrialist Andrew Carnegie, Carnegie Corporation of New York is one of America’s oldest private foundations. It uses its endowment to support education, democracy and peace initiatives in the U.S. and internationally.