Foundation grants for nonprofits in Imperial County
Private foundations gave $16 million to organizations in Imperial County in tax years 2019 to 2025, according to their own IRS filings.
$16 million
given
370
grants
89
foundations
$5,000
typical grant
Foundations that give in Imperial County
The 20 biggest givers here whose tax filings don't say they fund only groups they pick themselves. Check each foundation's own guidelines before you apply.
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Alliance Healthcare Foundation
Based in San Diego, CA
Gave $8.0 million in Imperial County in 6 grants. Typical grant: $127,500.
- Health
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The Schmidt Family Foundation
Based in Palo Alto, CA
Gave $1.1 million in Imperial County in 2 grants. Typical grant: $567,000.
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The California Wellness Foundation
Based in Los Angeles, CA
Gave $727,000 in Imperial County in 9 grants. Typical grant: $20,000.
- Environment & animals
- Public safety & justice
- Food & nutrition
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La84 Foundation
Based in Los Angeles, CA
Gave $284,450 in Imperial County in 4 grants. Typical grant: $58,725.
- Youth development
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Howard P Meyer Foundation
Based in El Centro, CA
Gave $175,000 in Imperial County in 19 grants. Typical grant: $5,000.
- Community development
- Arts & culture
- Health
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Price Philanthropies Foundation
Based in La Jolla, CA
Gave $165,000 in Imperial County in 4 grants. Typical grant: $40,000.
- Food & nutrition
- Human services
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Warne Family Charitable Foundation
Based in Irvine, CA
Gave $110,000 in Imperial County in 6 grants. Typical grant: $16,500.
- Food & nutrition
- Arts & culture
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Anderson Childrens Foundation
Based in Palm Springs, CA
Gave $105,788 in Imperial County in 5 grants. Typical grant: $15,788.
- Education
- Arts & culture
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Union Pacific Foundation
Based in Omaha, NE
Gave $85,250 in Imperial County in 5 grants. Typical grant: $15,000.
- Religion
- Health
- Human services
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California Physicians' Service Fdn
Based in San Francisco, CA
Gave $50,000 in Imperial County in 1 grant. Typical grant: $50,000.
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Lorraine Blanc Devol Charitable Trust
Based in Des Moines, IA
Gave $31,382 in Imperial County in 3 grants. Typical grant: $10,302.
- Human services
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Usg Foundation Inc
Based in Chicago, IL
Gave $20,000 in Imperial County in 5 grants. Typical grant: $5,000.
- Human services
- Health
- Community development
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Douglas & Marianne Dickerson Foundation
Based in Virginia Beach, VA
Gave $15,000 in Imperial County in 3 grants. Typical grant: $5,000.
- Health
- Food & nutrition
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The Bank of America Charitable
Based in Charlotte, NC
Gave $10,000 in Imperial County in 2 grants. Typical grant: $5,000.
- Food & nutrition
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Heffernan Group Foundation
Based in Walnut Creek, CA
Gave $10,000 in Imperial County in 1 grant. Typical grant: $10,000.
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Versacare Inc
Based in Loma Linda, CA
Gave $10,000 in Imperial County in 1 grant. Typical grant: $10,000.
- Education
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Kovler Family Foundation
Based in Chicago, IL
Gave $8,000 in Imperial County in 2 grants. Typical grant: $4,000.
- Housing & homelessness
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Wm Keck Foundation
Based in Los Angeles, CA
Gave $6,000 in Imperial County in 1 grant. Typical grant: $6,000.
- Environment & animals
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The Eisner Foundation Inc
Based in Beverly Hills, CA
Gave $5,000 in Imperial County in 1 grant. Typical grant: $5,000.
- Arts & culture
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The Shepherds Hand Inc
Based in Lakeland, FL
Gave $4,000 in Imperial County in 2 grants. Typical grant: $2,000.
- Youth development
- Religion
See all 89 foundations and how well each fits your organization
Giving by program area in Imperial County
| Program area | Foundations | Given |
|---|---|---|
| Health | 14 | $8.6 million |
| Education | 21 | $1.5 million |
| Food & nutrition | 18 | $689,282 |
| Housing & homelessness | 21 | $475,290 |
| Public safety & justice | 6 | $447,945 |
| Youth development | 11 | $378,149 |
| Human services | 13 | $377,748 |
| Environment & animals | 10 | $302,406 |
| Religion | 11 | $236,727 |
| Community development | 11 | $164,736 |
| Arts & culture | 11 | $161,228 |
| Civil rights & advocacy | 4 | $85,068 |
| Workforce & economic development | 4 | $60,000 |
From the grants private foundations list in their IRS tax filings (Form 990-PF, tax years 2019 to 2025), as of Oct 31, 2026. Grants to individuals are left out. A grant counts for the county of the organization that received it, wherever the foundation is based. The typical grant is the middle one. Program areas come from each organization's IRS category and the stated purpose of the grant, so those figures are estimates. A foundation can ask to be left off this page by emailing contact@grantassembly.com.
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