Foundations funding youth development nonprofits in Michigan

470 foundations based in Michigan reported $42.7M in youth development grants across 1,057 grants. Median grant: $10,000.

Based in Michigan

Ranked by dollars granted to youth development causes — not by how large the foundation is overall.

FoundationGiving to youth developmentGrantsMedian grantTotal giving
Ottawa County Parks Foundation IncEIN 811601681$3.49M2$1,745,000$3.49M
The Ronda E Stryker and William D Johnston FoundationEIN 383224966$2.94M18$150,000$53.2M
The Ralph C Wilson Jr FoundationEIN 450921232$2.86M20$100,000$141M
Community Foundation for Southeast MichiganEIN 382530980$1.92M32$25,000$105M
United Way for Southeastern MichiganEIN 203099071$1.63M25$40,000$52.6M
The Jamie & Denise Jacob Family FoundationEIN 300232178$1.57M2$66,000$4.92M
Fremont Area Community FoundationEIN 381443367$1.06M4$19,592$8.78M
Whirlpool FoundationEIN 386077342$1.02M2$6,000$10.1M
Cornerstone Public Asset Fund IncEIN 464405437$1.00M1$350,000$2.32M
The Skillman FoundationEIN 381675780$998K38$10,000$17.8M
Region II Commission on Services to the AgingEIN 382056030$844K1$480,925$2.78M
Kalamazoo Community FoundationEIN 383333202$768K14$31,700$21.4M
McGregor FundEIN 380808800$765K5$15,650$9.79M
Ruth Mott FoundationEIN 382876435$658K5$50,000$4.13M
Dow Company FoundationEIN 382314603$580K10$10,000$19.6M
Jewish Federation of DetroitEIN 381359214$547K3$40,000$47.4M
The Community Foundation of the Holland/Zeeland Area IncEIN 386095283$521K6$23,300$12.6M
Community Foundation for Muskegon CountyEIN 386114135$515K5$16,754$12.4M
Pathways FoundationEIN 456643839$475K3$100,000$2.39M
Reset Ventures IncEIN 833400356$475K3$27,500$1.72M

Funds Michigan from out of state

90 foundations outside Michigan send at least 10% of their grantmaking, and at least $100,000, to Michigan organizations. Between them they moved $292M into the state.

FoundationHome stateGiving to MichiganShare to MichiganMedian grant
The Big Ten Conference IncEIN 363640583IL$127M14%$63,244,632
Lutheran Immigration & Refugee Service Inc Dba Global RefugeEIN 132574854MD$59.5M29%$1,217,078
Enterprise Community Partners IncEIN 521231931MD$20.9M28%$45,000
HN and Frances C Berger FoundationEIN 521757452CA$10.7M65%$15,000
Adventist Health System Sunbelt Healthcare CorporationEIN 592170012FL$9.09M28%$65,000
Philadelphia Works IncEIN 233048942PA$8.49M14%$145,421
Capital Workforce Partners IncEIN 061013293CT$7.45M49%$330,925
The Recycling Partnership IncEIN 371622018DC$3.05M20%$65,020
APMPFF IncEIN 810719050IL$2.46M71%$40,000
Pulte Family Charitable FoundationEIN 382923581FL$2.41M31%$25,000
Song FoundationEIN 843950307CO$2.38M94%$45,000
Breach Family FoundationEIN 832901970IL$2.00M81%$25,000
Ally Charitable FoundationEIN 844571035NC$1.80M26%$20,000
For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology (FIRST)EIN 222990908NH$1.71M13%$5,750
Local Jobs & Economic Development Fund IncEIN 880876930DE$1.69M20%$83,000
Cities Forward IncEIN 931383745DC$1.55M42%$175,000
Bluespruce FoundationEIN 843854465IL$1.24M51%$5,000
Consumer Credit Counseling Service of San Francisco Dba BalanceEIN 941688163CA$1.12M10%$138,000
Lehigh UniversityEIN 240795445PA$1.06M15%$52,050
Stolte Family FoundationEIN 471545801Washington$1.02M12%$50,000

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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