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Does Irving & Cecelia Appelbaum Foundation Inc fit your nonprofit?

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  1. Irving & Cecelia Appelbaum Foundation Inc

    Evanston, IL · latest return 2025 · Preselected recipients only
    -Not enough data
    Typical grant $1,000 Grants paid $3,000 Grants in your state 1
    How it scores for you
    Cause fit0/30
    Geographic fit8/25
    Grant size fitunknown
    Evidence freshness15/15
    Openness to applications0/10
    • Few grants on file: not enough history to judge fit.
    Evidence from its 990-PF
    • $1,800 to Hillel International, Washington DC (2025): To assist/promote jewish community
    • $1,000 to Jewish Federation of the Berkshires, Pittsfield MA (2025): To assist/promote jewish community
    • $200 to Project Open, New York NY (2025): General charitable
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  1. The Summit Family a Washington Foundation

    Mercer Island, WA · latest return 2024 · Describes how to apply
    67Moderate fit
    Typical grant $200 Grants paid $22K Grants in your state 2 Grants for your causes 25
    Why we matched
    Cause fit27/30
    Geographic fit2/25
    Grant size fitunknown
    Evidence freshness15/15
    Openness to applications10/10
    • 25 of 28 grants in the latest return were in your causes
    • Its return describes how to apply
    Evidence from its 990-PF
    • $200 to Make-A-Wish Foundation, Washington DC (2024): Social services
    • $100 to United Services Organizations Inc (Uso), Washington DC (2024): Social services
    • $1,200 to Hopelink, Redmond WA (2024): Social services

  2. Daudur & Nuzhat F Rahman Foundation

    Cypress, TX · latest return 2024 · Describes how to apply
    64Moderate fit
    Typical grant $4,000 Grants paid $49K Grants in your state 1 Grants for your causes 8
    Why we matched
    Cause fit24/30
    Geographic fit2/25
    Grant size fitunknown
    Evidence freshness15/15
    Openness to applications10/10
    • 8 of 10 grants in the latest return were in your causes
    • Its return describes how to apply
    Evidence from its 990-PF
    • $500 to Interfaith Alliance, Washington DC (2024): Program assistance - community/social services
    • $500 to Siut North America, Houston TX (2024): Program assistance - community/social services
    • $6,005 to Islamic Society of Greater Herndon, Houston TX (2024): Program assistance - community/social services

  3. The Carl M Freeman Foundation Inc

    Selbyville, DE · latest return 2025 · Describes how to apply
    59Moderate fit
    Typical grant $10,000 Grants paid $4.7M Grants in your state 20 Grants for your causes 28
    Why we matched
    Cause fit14/30
    Geographic fit8/25
    Grant size fitunknown
    Evidence freshness15/15
    Openness to applications10/10
    • Its return describes how to apply
    • Its return names Maryland, not District of Columbia, as where it gives: "The following restrictions apply to applicants: applicants must be an IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) tax-exempt, nonprofit organization in good standing, or a public agency specifically serving the..." Check that it funds organizations in District of Columbia.
    Evidence from its 990-PF
    • $35,000 to Greater Washington Community Foundation, Washington DC (2025): Social services
    • $21,740 to DC Scores, Washington DC (2025): Social services
    • $12,500 to Good Projects, Washington DC (2025): Social services

  4. Larkin Hoffman Daly & Lindgren Ltd Foundation

    Bloomington, MN · latest return 2024 · Describes how to apply
    57Moderate fit
    Typical grant $250 Grants paid $25K Grants in your state 1 Grants for your causes 41
    Why we matched
    Cause fit20/30
    Geographic fit0/25
    Grant size fitunknown
    Evidence freshness15/15
    Openness to applications10/10
    • 41 of 62 grants in the latest return were in your causes
    • Its return describes how to apply
    • Only 1 of its 62 grants in the latest return went to organizations in DC.
    Evidence from its 990-PF
    • $50 to Human Rights Campaign Foundation, Washington DC (2024): Human services
    • $1,000 to Minneapolis Jewish Federation, Minneapolis MN (2024): Human services
    • $1,000 to Source Mn, Minneapolis MN (2024): Human services

  5. The Richard M Schulze Family Foundation

    Minneapolis, MN · latest return 2024 · Describes how to apply
    56Moderate fit
    Typical grant $5,000 Grants paid $47.9M Grants in your state 9 Grants for your causes 917
    Why we matched
    Cause fit19/30
    Geographic fit0/25
    Grant size fitunknown
    Evidence freshness15/15
    Openness to applications10/10
    • 917 of 1428 grants in the latest return were in your causes
    • Its return describes how to apply
    • Only 9 of its 1428 grants in the latest return went to organizations in DC.
    Evidence from its 990-PF
    • $5,000 to Philanthropy Roundtable, Washington DC (2024): Human services
    • $50 to Colorectal Cancer Alliance, Washington DC (2024): Human services
    • $300,000 to Second Harvest Heartland, Brooklyn Park MN (2024): Human services

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