Funding search · EIN 364812310 · San Francisco, CA

The Libra Foundation

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$91.0M
in grants paid
17
grants
9
recipients
2022–2024
filing years

Recent grants

The 17 grants from this foundation’s filings, newest year first.

  • $19.0M

    Amalgamated Charitable Foundation · Washington, DC · 2024

    General support

  • $9.0M

    Amalgamated Charitable Foundation · Washington, DC · 2024

    General support

  • $17,100

    McE Social Capital · San Francisco, CA · 2024

    General support

  • $16.5M

    Amalgamated Charitable Foundation · Washington, DC · 2023

    General support

  • $10.4M

    Amalgamated Charitable Foundation · Washington, DC · 2023

    General support

  • $1.0M

    Amalgamated Charitable Foundation · Washington, DC · 2023

    General support

  • $100,000

    Proteus Fund · Amherst, MA · 2023

    General support

  • $50,000

    Color of Change Education Fund · Oakland, CA · 2023

    General support

  • $16.9M

    Amalgamated Charitable Foundation · Washington, DC · 2022

    General support

  • $16.8M

    Amalgamated Charitable Foundation · Washington, DC · 2022

    General support

  • $1.0M

    Amalgamated Charitable Foundation · Washington, DC · 2022

    General support

  • $100,000

    Santa Cruz Barrios Unidos · Santa Cruz, CA · 2022

    General support

  • $50,000

    Community Centric Fundraising · Seattle, WA · 2022

    General support

  • $50,000

    Grist Magazine · Seattle, WA · 2022

    General support

  • $50,000

    The Black Radical Project (Fiscally Sponsored By New Venture Fund) · New York, NY · 2022

    General support

  • $30,928

    Amalgamated Charitable Foundation · Washington, DC · 2022

    General support

  • $25,000

    Repower Fund · New York, NY · 2022

    General support

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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.