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The Hillside Foundation

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$18.5M
in grants paid: 29
grants: 12
recipients: 2022–2024
filing years

Recent grants

The 29 grants from this foundation’s filings, newest year first.

$1.2M
Smithsonian Institution · Washington, DC · 2024
To support the nash innovations gallery
$1.0M
Island Grown Initiative · Vineyard Haven, MA · 2024
To support updates to the greenhouse
$500,000
Uc Berkley Foundation · Berkeley, CA · 2024
To support the haas climate solutions fund
$500,000
Dc Greens · Washington, DC · 2024
To support nutritional and wellness needs of patients in d.c.
$455,000
Syngap Research Fund · Palo Alto, CA · 2024
To support the exempt purpose of the organization
$277,627
Johns Hopkins University · Baltimore, MD · 2024
To support the wilmer eye institute
$250,000
United States Holocaust Museum · Washington, DC · 2024
To support the never again: what you do matters campaign
$25,000
The Defiant Requiem Foundation · Washington, DC · 2024
To preserve the memory and legacy of terezin prisoners during wwii
$2.2M
Smithsonian Institution · Washington, DC · 2023
To support the nash innovations gallery
$1.0M
United States Holocaust Museum · Washington, DC · 2023
To support the revitalization of the permanent exhibition
$1.0M
Island Grown Initiative · Vineyard Haven, MA · 2023
To support the exempt purpose of the organization
$1.0M
United States Holocaust Museum · Washington, DC · 2023
To support the never again: what you do matters campaign
$625,000
Johns Hopkins University · Baltimore, MD · 2023
To support the wilmer eye institute
$500,000
Dc Greens · Washington, DC · 2023
To support the exempt purpose of the organization
$500,000
Uc Berkley Foundation · Berkeley, CA · 2023
To support the climate solutuions fund
$250,000
The Kennedy Center · Washington, DC · 2023
To support the exempt purpose of the organization
$166,666
Martha'S Vineyard Boys & Girls Club · Edgartown, MA · 2023
To support the capital campaign to provide activities for low income children on martha's vineyard
$25,000
The Defiant Requiem Foundation · Washington, DC · 2023
To support the exempt purpose of the organization
$3.0M
United States Holocaust Museum · Washington, DC · 2022
To support the revitalization of the permanent exhibition
$2.0M
Smithsonian Institution · Washington, DC · 2022
To support nash innovations gallery
$500,000
Island Grown Initiative · Vineyard Haven, MA · 2022
To support the growing together campaign
$500,000
Dc Greens · Washington, DC · 2022
To support the exempt purpose of the organization
$365,000
United States Holocaust Museum · Washington, DC · 2022
2022 annual tribute dinner sponsorship
$250,000
The Kennedy Center · Washington, DC · 2022
To support the exempt purpose of the organization
$166,667
Martha'S Vineyard Boys & Girls Club · Edgartown, MA · 2022
To support the capital campaign to provide activities for low income children on martha's vineyard
$100,000
United States Holocaust Museum · Washington, DC · 2022
To support the ukrainian initiative program
$100,000
B'Nai Tzedek · Potomac, MD · 2022
To support the continuing the tradition campaign
$62,500
United States Holocaust Museum · Washington, DC · 2022
To support the survivor affairs program
$50,000
The Barker Adoption Foundation · Bethesda, MA · 2022
To support the mission of finding permanent loving families for children in the foster care system

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Source: IRS Form 990-PF, Part XV, as filed by the foundation. These are grants already paid — a record of what this funder backs, not an open call. Most private foundations do not accept unsolicited applications; the route in is usually a program officer.