Foundations that fund Tennessee

Private foundations rarely post open calls. Instead, look at who they already fund. Search by what you do, like “food pantry”, “library” or “youth sports”, to find foundations, here or in other states, that funded similar work in Tennessee. Or start from a group like yours: see who funded it.

6 foundations that funded “Rancho Santa Fe Foundation”

  1. Public charity · Rancho Santa Fe, CA

    Rancho Santa Fe Foundation

    Invitation only · Gives through donors' accounts: donors choose, you can't apply

    5 Tennessee grants totaling $110K · typical grant $16K–$30K (tax year 2024)

    80% of its latest Tennessee grantees were new to it

    Funded: religious; humanitarian-global; advocacy; health

  2. Private foundation · Rancho Santa Fe, CA

    Warren Family Foundation

    Takes applications

    1 Tennessee grant totaling $1,000 · typical grant $1,000–$1,000 (tax year 2024)

    Funded only returning groups in its latest year

  3. Private foundation · Rancho Santa Fe, CA

    David W Hearst Jr Foundation

    Invitation only

    1 Tennessee grant totaling $100K · typical grant $100K–$100K (tax year 2025)

    Funded only returning groups in its latest year

    Funded: patient care services

  4. Private foundation · Rancho Santa Fe, CA

    The Yokefellow Foundation

    Invitation only

    1 Tennessee grant totaling $10K · typical grant $10K–$10K (tax year 2025)

    Funded only returning groups in its latest year

    Funded: to support the mission of the organization

  5. Private foundation · Rancho Santa Fe, CA

    Keith & Pamela Fox Family Foundation

    Invitation only

    1 Tennessee grant totaling $54K · typical grant $54K–$54K (tax year 2025)

    Funded only returning groups in its latest year

    Funded: charitable-children's hospital

  6. Private foundation · Rancho Santa Fe, CA

    Rosso Family Foundation

    Invitation only

    1 Tennessee grant totaling $500 · typical grant $500–$500 (tax year 2025)

    100% of its latest Tennessee grantees were new to it

Source: each funder's latest e-filed IRS return: Form 990-PF for private foundations (grants paid and how it takes applications), Form 990 Schedule I for community foundations, United Ways and other public charities (grants over $5,000 to organizations). Included: every funder, wherever it is based, whose latest return lists grants to Tennessee organizations. Corporate and community-foundation programs are in the grant search.