Funding search · EIN 261412296 · Madison, WI
Fund for Wisconsin Scholars
Foundation website ↗Full IRS filings ↗
- $72.3M
- in grants paid
- 15
- grants
- 6
- recipients
- 2021–2024
- filing years
Recent grants
The 15 grants from this foundation’s filings, newest year first.
- $19.5M
University of Wisconsin System · Madison, WI · 2024
Stipends and need-based grants for higher education
- $120,000
Individual Grant Recipients · Madison, WI · 2024
Grant recipient graduation gifts ($500/each)
- $13,950
Wisconsin Technical College System · Madison, WI · 2024
Stipends and need-based grants for higher education
- $15.3M
University of Wisconsin System · Madison, WI · 2023
Stipends and need-based grants for higher education
- $123,500
Individual Grant Recipients Detail · Madison, WI · 2023
Grant recipient graduation gifts ($500/each)
- $9,717
Wisconsin Technical College System · Madison, WI · 2023
Stipends and need-based grants for higher education
- $12.8M
University of Wisconsin System · Madison, WI · 2022
Stipends and need-based grants for higher education
- $12.8M
University of Wisconsin System · Madison, WI · 2022
Stipends and need-based grants for higher education
- $164,000
328 Individual Grant Recipients Det · Madison, WI · 2022
Grant recipient graduation gifts ($500/each)
- $164,000
328 Individual Grant Recipients Det · Madison, WI · 2022
Grant recipient graduation gifts ($500/each)
- $1,800
Wisconsin Technical College System · Madison, WI · 2022
Stipends and need-based grants for higher education
- $1,800
Wisconsin Technical College System · Madison, WI · 2022
Stipends and need-based grants for higher education
- $11.2M
University of Wisconsin System · Madison, WI · 2021
Stipends and need-based grants for higher education
- $50,500
101 Individual Grant Recipients Det · Madison, WI · 2021
Grant recipient graduation gifts ($500/each)
- $4,950
Wisconsin Technical College System · Madison, WI · 2021
Stipends and need-based grants for higher education
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