Who funds housing and homelessness in Rhode Island

Private foundations that have already paid grants to housing and homelessness in Rhode Island, taken from what they reported to the IRS. These are not open calls. This is money that already moved.

44foundations found

39median under $10K

16median under $2.5K

$877Kpaid out

Most grant tools show you the biggest of these and stop. The useful ones are usually the 16 at the bottom: small funders that give again and again, and that no directory bothers to carry because they are worth nothing to a company selling a $299 subscription.

One of them, as proof

Every number above comes from filings you can check yourself. Here is one funder from this group with its full record open: every grant it reported, who received it, and for what.

Wells Fargo Foundation →

The other 43 are in the report.

The full list for housing and homelessness in Rhode Island

All 44 foundations by name, with how often each one gives, its median grant, its range, and examples of what it has funded. The ones you can realistically win come first. One payment, opens immediately, no subscription.

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Where this comes from

Every private foundation in the United States files a Form 990-PF listing each grant it paid: recipient, address, purpose, amount. The IRS publishes all of it as raw XML almost nobody reads. We read it and keep the history.

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