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Truist Foundation

Name: Truist Foundation grants, 2022–2024
Creator: PaperOrbit
License: https://www.irs.gov/charities-non-profits/exempt-organization-public-disclosure-and-availability-requirements

A private foundation (files IRS Form 990-PF). Most private foundations do not take unsolicited applications; the route in is usually a program officer.

1,754
grants reported: $201.0M
total given: 2022–2024
filing years: $25,000
median grant

Based on grants this organization reported to the IRS for tax years 2022–2024. This is what they filed, not a complete record of their giving, and recent years may be incomplete because filings lag.

What they fund

career building pathways communities thriving small strengthening special

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Funding pattern

What this funder pays for, at what size, and how to position adjacent work. Read from their filings, with every number checked against the record.

Where the money goes

Career pathways: workforce training, apprenticeships, community college credentials
Small business support: CDFIs, minority entrepreneurs, capital access
Disaster relief through national intermediaries and community foundations
Thriving communities: food banks, youth services, neighborhood revitalization
Special programs including employee relief funds and scholarships

Typical grant

The median grant is $25,000 and half of all grants fall between $12,500 and $50,000, so the overwhelming bulk of the 1,754 grants are local operating checks in the five figures. The seven-figure money goes to national intermediaries doing disaster response and field-building work, like Center for Disaster Philanthropy at $21.5 million and Strada Collaborative at $4.4 million. With 1,754 grants to 1,669 recipients, most organizations appear once in the three-year window, so repeat giving is the exception rather than the norm.

Their words

Phrases from their own grant descriptions, worth speaking back to them.

“BUILDING CAREER PATHWAYS TO”
“STRENGTHENING SMALL”
“THRIVING COMMUNITIES”
“DISASTER RELIEF”
“SPECIAL PROGRAMS”

Positioning adjacent work

Frame research as building career pathways with a credential or job placement outcome, not as study.
Ask $50,000 to $100,000 unless you bring a national intermediary partner; seven figures goes to established networks.
University asks land under STRENGTHENING SMALL business: Georgia State got $307,500, Old Dominion Research Foundation $150,000.
Anchor the work in NC, FL, GA, VA, or MD, where the footprint concentrates.

Worth knowing: This is a bank foundation and giving tracks the Truist branch map, with North Carolina, Florida, Georgia, Virginia, and Maryland holding nearly 60 percent of recipients. A single 2024 disaster relief grant of $21.5 million to Center for Disaster Philanthropy, likely Hurricane Helene response, distorts the totals; the working reality for most applicants is a $25,000 community check tied to one of four named themes.

1 grant matching “careerrise” · $50,000

$50,000
Careerrise · Atlanta, GA · 2024
Building career pathways to

Top recipients

Repeat recipients are the strongest signal of whether a funder has an open door or quietly re-funds the same organizations.

Center for Disaster Philanthropy3 grants · $23.4M
Strada Collaborative2 grants · $8.3M
American National Red Cross2 grants · $7.3M
Charities Aid Foundation America3 grants · $7.0M
United Way Worldwide3 grants · $6.2M
First Step Staffing2 grants · $5.0M
Jobs for the Future3 grants · $4.3M
Access To Capital for Entrepreneurs2 grants · $3.8M
Peoplefund2 grants · $3.5M
E4e Relief3 grants · $2.8M

Giving over time

$68.1M

2022

$65.9M

2023

$67.0M

2024

Grant history

The 100 largest of 1,754 grants.

$21.6M
Center for Disaster Philanthropy · Washington, DC · 2024
Disaster relief
$4.4M
Strada Collaborative · Indianapolis, IN · 2024
Building career pathways to
$4.0M
American National Red Cross · Washington, DC · 2022
General operating
$3.9M
Strada Collaborative · Indianapolis, IN · 2022
General operating
$3.7M
United Way Worldwide · Alexandria, VA · 2023
General operating
$3.3M
American National Red Cross · Washington, DC · 2023
General operating
$3.0M
First Step Staffing · Atlanta, GA · 2023
General operating
$2.8M
Access To Capital for Entrepreneurs · Cleveland, GA · 2022
General operating
$2.5M
Peoplefund · Austin, TX · 2022
General operating
$2.4M
Charities Aid Foundation America · Alexandria, VA · 2024
Special programs
$2.4M
Charities Aid Foundation America · Alexandria, VA · 2023
General operating
$2.3M
Community First Fund · Lancaster, PA · 2022
General operating
$2.2M
Charities Aid Foundation America · Alexandria, VA · 2022
General operating
$2.0M
Connect Humanity · Palo Alto, CA · 2024
Strengthening small
$2.0M
Goodwill Education Initiatives · Indianapolis, IN · 2023
General operating
$2.0M
Jobs for the Future · Boston, MA · 2023
General operating
$2.0M
First Step Staffing · Atlanta, GA · 2022
General operating
$2.0M
American Red Cross · Washington, DC · 2024
Disaster relief
$1.7M
National Main Street Center Washington · Washington, DC · 2023
General operating
$1.6M
United Way Worldwide · Alexandria, VA · 2024
Disaster relief and
$1.5M
Black Innovation Alliance · Atlanta, GA · 2024
Strengthening small
$1.5M
The Community Foundation of Western Nc · Asheville, NC · 2024
Disaster relief
$1.5M
National Fund for Workforce Solutions · Washington, DC · 2023
General operating
$1.5M
The Herman J Russell Center for · Atlanta, GA · 2023
General operating
$1.5M
Black Business Capital Financing · Orlando, FL · 2022
General operating
$1.5M
Jobs for the Future · Boston, MA · 2022
General operating
$1.3M
Appalachian Comm Capital Development · Christiansburg, VA · 2024
Strengthening small
$1.1M
Grameen America · Jackson Hts, NY · 2022
General operating
$1.1M
Living Cities Inc the National Community · Washington, DC · 2024
Strengthening small
$1.1M
E4e Relief · Charlotte, NC · 2024
Special programs
$1.0M
Network of Jewish Human Service Agencies · Paramus, NJ · 2024
Building career pathways to
$1.0M
New American Community Lending Corp · Baltimore, MD · 2024
Strengthening small
$1.0M
Access To Capital for Entrepreneurs · Atlanta, GA · 2023
General operating
$1.0M
Accion Opportunity Fund Comm Dev · San Jose, CA · 2023
General operating
$1.0M
Center for Disaster Philanthropy · Washington, DC · 2023
General operating
$1.0M
Peoplefund · Austin, TX · 2023
General operating
$1.0M
Social Finance · Boston, MA · 2023
General operating
$1.0M
Tides Center - Connect Humanity · Los Angeles, CA · 2023
General operating
$1.0M
Urban Strategies Inc (Usi) · St Louis, MO · 2023
General operating
$1.0M
Year Up · Boston, MA · 2023
General operating
$1.0M
Act Albany Community Together · Albany, GA · 2022
General operating
$1.0M
Center for Employment Opportunities · New York, NY · 2022
General operating
$1.0M
Emory University · Atlanta, GA · 2022
General operating
$1.0M
Growth Enterprises Nashville · Nashville, TN · 2022
General operating
$1.0M
Neighborhood Reinvestment Corp · Washington, DC · 2022
General operating
$1.0M
Purpose Built Communities Fdn · Atlanta, GA · 2022
General operating
$1.0M
Skillup Coalition · San Francisco, CA · 2022
General operating
$1.0M
University of Nc at Chapel Hill · Chapel Hill, NC · 2022
General operating
$999,504
E4e Relief · Charlotte, NC · 2022
General operating
$982,713
Living Cities Inc the National Community · Washington, DC · 2022
General operating
$905,000
City of Sebring · Sebring, FL · 2023
General operating
$855,000
Center for Disaster Philanthropy · Washington, DC · 2022
General operating
$805,000
United Way Worldwide · Alexandria, VA · 2022
General operating
$800,000
MIT Solve · Cambridge, MA · 2023
General operating
$800,000
National Association for Latino Comm · San Antonio, TX · 2023
General operating
$800,000
Upwardly Global · New York, NY · 2022
General operating
$784,218
E4e Relief · Charlotte, NC · 2023
General operating
$775,000
Massachusetts Institute of · Cambridge, MA · 2024
Special programs
$765,000
Npower · Brooklyn, NY · 2022
General operating
$750,000
Empower Work · San Francisco, CA · 2024
Building career pathways to
$750,000
Jobs for the Future · Boston, MA · 2024
Building career pathways to
$750,000
National Fund for Workforce Solutions · Washington, DC · 2024
Building career pathways to
$750,000
Strive International · New York, NY · 2023
General operating
$750,000
Per Scholas · Bronx, NY · 2022
General operating
$744,000
Living Classrooms Foundation · Baltimore, MD · 2024
Building career pathways to
$684,000
University of South Florida · Tampa, FL · 2022
General operating
$665,000
Midland Technical College Fdn · Columbia, SC · 2022
General operating
$650,000
Vilcap · Houston, TX · 2024
Strengthening small
$650,000
Prosperity Now · Washington, DC · 2023
General operating
$633,832
National Center On Institutions · Baltimore, MD · 2023
General operating
$625,000
Vehicles for Change · Halethorpe, MD · 2024
Building career pathways to
$600,000
Multiplier · San Francisco, CA · 2023
General operating
$600,000
Baltimore Community Lending · Baltimore, MD · 2022
General operating
$575,000
Lift · Dallas, TX · 2023
General operating
$550,000
Urban Manufacturing Alliance · Brooklyn, NY · 2023
General operating
$550,000
Atrium Health Foundation · Charlotte, NC · 2022
General operating
$542,550
National Main Street Center · Chicago, IL · 2022
General operating
$500,000
Accion Opportunity Fund Comm Dev · San Jose, CA · 2024
Strengthening small
$500,000
American Red Cross - Washington Dc · Washington, DC · 2024
Disaster relief
$500,000
Common Future · San Francisco, CA · 2024
Strengthening small
$500,000
Generation You Employed · Washington, DC · 2024
Building career pathways to
$500,000
Hispanic Business Initiative Fund of Fl · Orlando, FL · 2024
Strengthening small
$500,000
Our Village United · Atlanta, GA · 2024
Strengthening small
$500,000
Urban Strategies Inc (Usi) · St Louis, MO · 2024
Strengthening small
$500,000
Code the Dream · Durham, NC · 2023
General operating
$500,000
Communities Unlimited · Fayetteville, AR · 2023
General operating
$500,000
Community Ventures Corporation · Lexington, KY · 2023
General operating
$500,000
Greater Washington Community Fdn · Washington, DC · 2023
General operating
$500,000
Shaping Our Appalachian Region · Pikeville, KY · 2023
General operating
$500,000
Skillup Coalition · San Francisco, CA · 2023
General operating
$500,000
Amalgamated Charitable Fdn · Washington, DC · 2022
General operating
$500,000
Boys & Girls Clubs of America Ga · Atlanta, GA · 2022
General operating
$500,000
Ser-Jobs for Progress of the Texas · Houston, TX · 2022
General operating
$500,000
The Tides Center Depository Fbo · San Francisco, CA · 2022
General operating
$500,000
United Way of Greater Atlanta · Atlanta, GA · 2022
General operating
$450,000
Just Community · Austin, TX · 2023
General operating
$450,000
Watson · Boulder, CO · 2022
General operating
$425,000
Liftfund · San Antonio, TX · 2023
General operating
$400,000
National Association for Latino Comm · San Antonio, TX · 2024
Strengthening small
$400,000
3de National Llc · Atlanta, GA · 2023
General operating

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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.