Foundations funding crime and legal services nonprofits in Georgia

183 foundations based in Georgia reported $24.0M in crime and legal services grants across 329 grants. Median grant: $10,000.

Based in Georgia

Ranked by dollars granted to crime and legal services causes — not by how large the foundation is overall.

FoundationGiving to crime & legal-relatedGrantsMedian grantTotal giving
Georgia Bar Foundation IncEIN 580552594$6.93M9$50,000$9.22M
Network For Strong Communities IncEIN 852889531$1.70M1$28,966$1.83M
Partners for Home IncEIN 473476724$1.17M1$298,992$17.1M
The Pittulloch Foundation IncEIN 581651352$970K4$200,000$5.72M
City of RefugeEIN 582194642$884K1$101,650$2.57M
The Goizueta Foundation IncEIN 463022974$825K9$50,000$34.3M
Boys & Girls Clubs of AmericaEIN 135562976$742K4$81,098$121M
Georgia Court Appointed Special AdvocatesincEIN 581793382$680K10$66,804$4.09M
United Way of Northwest GeorgiaincEIN 580905881$663K2$68,500$3.14M
Terwilliger Family Foundation IncEIN 200749384$553K1$288,784$578K
Joseph B Whitehead FoundationEIN 586001954$550K2$500,000$87.1M
Children's Advocacy Centers of Georgia IncEIN 311486065$501K14$33,375$1.48M
Stoneypeak FoundationEIN 621786761$500K1$317,771$2.67M
Chestnut Family FoundationEIN 814986125$500K1$185,000$20.0M
The John and Rosemary Brown Family FoundationEIN 586343478$470K5$15,000$5.56M
The E&Ss Foundation IncEIN 460666419$351K2$19,900$14.2M
Athens Area Community Foundation IncEIN 261838979$300K4$20,000$5.95M
Southern Company Charitable Foundation IncEIN 582514027$300K1$200,000$20.5M
Sky Ranch Foundation IncEIN 131970360$255K7$25,000$786K
The Skk Foundation IncEIN 821861105$250K1$37,500$1.82M

Funds Georgia from out of state

86 foundations outside Georgia send at least 10% of their grantmaking, and at least $100,000, to Georgia organizations. Between them they moved $200M into the state.

FoundationHome stateGiving to GeorgiaShare to GeorgiaMedian grant
Holland M Ware Charitable FoundationEIN 593666403ID$53.6M97%$18,718
Lutheran Immigration & Refugee Service Inc Dba Global RefugeEIN 132574854MD$22.0M11%$1,217,078
AEC TrustEIN 366725987DE$17.9M74%$15,000
Common Counsel FoundationEIN 943214166CA$16.9M17%$30,000
The Pentecost FoundationEIN 271471062FL$16.3M45%$50,000
The Seaman Foundation IncEIN 593631102FL$11.3M63%$75,000
Sall Family FoundationEIN 582016050NC$6.00M17%$125,000
Thomas D Klingenstein FundEIN 201450695NJ$4.65M39%$25,000
Santander Consumer USA Inc FoundationEIN 201519185TX$4.05M20%$200,000
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation IncorporatedEIN 560690140NC$4.04M23%$202,500
Peter E Haas Jr Family FundEIN 141962681CA$3.69M23%$150,000
The Norman & Elizabeth Hahn Family FoundationEIN 256818477PA$3.56M76%$18,000
Wake County Smart Start IncEIN 561949415NC$3.08M14%$357,000
South Carolina Christian FoundationEIN 582362123SC$2.27M20%$15,000
Gary Sinise FoundationEIN 800587086TN$2.15M22%$23,249
The Looper FoundationEIN 760330594TX$1.75M17%$100,000
Greater New Orleans Development FoundationEIN 721177207LA$1.52M33%$83,180
Tr Uw Charles I BrananEIN 586026401MO$1.41M100%$10,000
Ananda Fund 009146-000EIN 516508174DE$1.30M45%$100,000
The Longleaf Alliance IncEIN 753263645AL$1.21M48%$525,750

How these figures are built

Every number on this page comes from IRS Form 990 filings — the grants foundations themselves reported on Schedule I or Part XV. Organizations that file the simplified 990-EZ are not asked to report grants, so they do not appear here at all. And giving patterns reflect the filings loaded, not necessarily what a foundation is funding this year, so verify recent activity before you approach anyone. Full methodology.

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