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Funding search · EIN 237156305 · Grantmaking charity · Harrisonburg, VA

James Madison University Foundation

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$57.7M
in grants paid
7
grants
3
recipients
2021–2024
filing years

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Recent grants

The 7 grants from this foundation’s filings, newest year first.

  • $15.1M

    James Madison University · Harrisonburg, VA · 2024

    Cash Grants: Scholarships - $9,824,947, Budget Recovery - $2,192,375, Salary Support - $3,062,449 and Capital Projects - $8,800.

  • $20,000

    James Madison Innovations · Harrisonburg, VA · 2024

    To support students within the micro-incubator program that will launch viable startup companies.

  • $15.6M

    James Madison University · Harrisonburg, VA · 2023

    Cash Grants: Scholarships - $8,767,614; Budget Recovery - $4,146,481; and Salary Support - $2,669,510

  • $30,000

    James Madison Innovations · Harrisonburg, VA · 2023

    To support students within the micro-incubator program that will launch viable startup companies.

  • $17.0M

    James Madison University · Harrisonburg, VA · 2022

    Cash Grants: Scholarships - $7,704,181; Budget Recovery - $1,398,000; Salary Support - $2,959,008; and Capital Projects $4,900,000.

  • $108,891

    James Madison University Real Estate Foundation · Harrisonburg, VA · 2022

  • $9.9M

    James Madison University · Harrisonburg, VA · 2021

    Cash Grants: Scholarships - $5,396,884; Budget Recovery - $2,143,934; Salary Support - $2,352,386

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Source: IRS Form 990, Schedule I, as filed by this organization. These are grants already paid. Unlike private foundations, grantmaking charities and associations often run formal grant programs with real application cycles — check their website for current opportunities. Grants paid directly to individuals are reported to the IRS only as totals, so they do not appear as named lines here.