Funding search · EIN 421729283 · Incline Village, NV
3rd Creek Foundation
A private foundation (files IRS Form 990-PF). Most private foundations do not take unsolicited applications; the route in is usually a program officer.
- 23
- grants reported
- $347,950
- total given
- 2022–2025
- filing years
- $15,000
- median grant
Based on grants this organization reported to the IRS for tax years 2022–2025. This is what they filed, not a complete record of their giving, and recent years may be incomplete because filings lag.
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Grant history
All 23 reported grants, largest first.
- $30,000
Upaya Social Ventures · Seattle, WA · 2022
Support businesses in India to create jobs for the ultra poor Pool of Recoverable Grants
- $20,000
Development in Gardening · Atlanta, GA · 2024
To support farmer field school programs in southwest Uganda
- $20,000
Upaya Social Ventures · Seattle, WA · 2024
Support businesses in India to create jobs for the ultra poor
- $20,000
Street Business School · Boulder, CO · 2023
Support local NGO to receive Street Business School's Global Catalyst Partner Training
- $20,000
Upaya Social Ventures · Seattle, WA · 2023
Support businesses in India to create jobs for the ultra poor
- $15,000
Anza Entrepreneurs · 2025
Support investment accelerator for Tanzanian enterprises positively impacting poor through product or job creation
- $15,000
Development in Gardening · Atlanta, GA · 2025
To support farmer field school programs in southwest Uganda
- $15,000
Kbfus Farming Out of Poverty · New York, NY · 2025
To support FOOPs program model reaching smallholder Sierra Leonean farmers with inputs as a service, knowledge building, and access to markets. Grant includes support of greenhouse construction in Tormabum.
- $15,000
Anza Entrepreneurs · 2024
Support investment accelerator for Tanzanian enterprises positively impacting poor through product or job creation
- $15,000
Kbfus Farming Out of Poverty · New York, NY · 2024
To support FOOPs program model reaching smallholder Sierra Leonean farmers with inputs as a service, knowledge building, and access to markets. Grant includes support of greenhouse construction in Tormabum.
- $15,000
Anza Entrepreneurs · 2023
Support investment accelerator for Tanzanian enterprises positively impacting poor through product or job creation
- $15,000
The Charcoal Project · Brooklyn, NY · 2023
Advancing clean charcoal briquette manufacturers and job creation for ultra poor, unemployed persons
- $15,000
Anza Entrepreneurs · 2022
Support Investment Readiness Accelerator for Tanzanian social enterprise
- $15,000
Development in Gardening · Atlanta, GA · 2022
Support Batwa core farmer livelihood program in SW Uganda
- $15,000
King Baudouin Foundation US (Farming Out of Poverty) · New York, NY · 2022
Support agricultural and livelihoods training for those in need
- $15,000
Street Business School · Boulder, CO · 2022
Support local NGOs to receive Street Business Schools Global Catalyst Partner Training
- $13,000
Afes · 2025
To enhance food, nutrition and income security through raising the capacities of 100 small holder farmers that are living in Chigalu community in Blantyre District. Includes goat loan program
- $13,000
Afes · 2024
To enhance food, nutrition and income security through raising the capacities of 100 small holder farmers that are living in Chigalu community in Blantyre District. Includes goat loan program
- $11,950
Afes · 2023
To enhance food, nutrition and income security through raising the capacities of 100 small holder farmers that are living in Chigalu community in Blantyre District.
- $10,000
The Charcoal Project · Brooklyn, NY · 2025
Advancing clean charcoal briquette manufacturers and job creation for ultra poor, unemployed persons
- $10,000
Safe Inclusion · 2023
To increase agricultural productivity moving subsistence farmers to commercial crops with a marketable surplus.
- $10,000
The Charcoal Project · Brooklyn, NY · 2022
Unrestricted grant to support organizations work advancing clean charcoal briquette manufacturers to support job creation, household savings, womens empowerment, and improved health outcomes
- $5,000
Lamu Tamu Beekeepers Co-Operative · 2024
enhance income security to beekeepers through providing training and technical assistance to increase their honey productivity
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