Funding search · EIN 475172476 · Washington, DC

National Fund for Workforce Solutions

Name: National Fund for Workforce Solutions grants, 2021–2024
Creator: PaperOrbit
License: https://www.irs.gov/charities-non-profits/exempt-organization-public-disclosure-and-availability-requirements

A grantmaking public charity (files IRS Form 990, Schedule I). Charities like this often run real grant programs with application cycles.

50
grants reported: $4.7M
total given: 2021–2024
filing years: $97,500
median grant

Based on grants this organization reported to the IRS for tax years 2021–2024. This is what they filed, not a complete record of their giving, and recent years may be incomplete because filings lag.

What they fund

equip success workers activate employers change systems return

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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.

5 grants matching “workforce development” · $326,500

$101,500
Seattle-King County Workforce Development Council · Seattle, WA · 2023
To support the equip workers for success program
$100,000
Workforce Development Council of Seattle · Seattle, WA · 2022
To support the equip workers for success program
$25,000
Southwest Alabama Workforce Development Council · Mobile, AL · 2022
To support the equip workers for success program
$75,000
Workforce Development Council of Seattle · Seattle, WA · 2021
To support the equip workers for success program
$25,000
Southwest Alabama Workforce Development Council · Mobile, AL · 2021
To support the equip workers for success program

Top recipients

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

Fund for Our Economic Future4 grants · $586,500
Centerstate Ceo Foundation4 grants · $465,000
Kentuckianaworks3 grants · $444,700
Partners 4 Work2 grants · $258,200
United Way of Central & Ne Connecticut1 grant · $220,000
Maryland Philanthropy Network3 grants · $201,500
Partner4work2 grants · $200,000
Hawai'I Workforce Funders Collaborative2 grants · $200,000
United Way of Greater Atlanta1 grant · $200,000
Edc413works1 grant · $176,500

Giving over time

$2.1M

2021

$714,186

2022

$1.2M

2023

$675,000

2024

Grant history

All 50 reported grants, largest first.

$290,000
Centerstate Ceo Foundation · Syracuse, NY · 2021
To support the activate employers & equip workers for success programs
$285,000
Fund for Our Economic Future · Cleveland, OH · 2021
To support activate employers program
$230,000
Kentuckianaworks · Louisville, KY · 2021
To support the activate employers, change systems, & equip workers for success programs
$220,000
United Way of Central & Ne Connecticut · Hartford, CT · 2021
To support the activate employers & change systems programs
$200,000
United Way of Greater Atlanta · Atlanta, GA · 2021
To support the activate employers program
$176,500
Edc413works · Springfield, MA · 2023
To support the equip workers for success program
$176,500
Fund for Our Economic Future · Cleveland, OH · 2023
To support the change systems & equip workers for success programs
$145,000
Partners 4 Work · Pittsburgh, PA · 2021
To support the activate employers program
$140,000
Workforce All of South Central Kansas · Wichita, KS · 2021
To support the equip workers for success program
$125,000
Economic Development Council of Western Massachusetts · Springfield, MA · 2022
To support the equip workers for success program
$125,000
The Chicago Foundation · Chicago, IL · 2021
To support the activate employers & equip workers for success programs
$113,200
Kentuckianaworks · Louisville, KY · 2022
To support the activate employers & equip workers for success programs
$113,200
Partners 4 Work · Pittsburgh, PA · 2022
To support the activate employers program
$101,500
Kentuckianaworks · Louisville, KY · 2023
To support the equip workers for success program
$101,500
Maryland Philanthropy Network · Baltimore, MD · 2023
To support the change systems program
$101,500
Seattle-King County Workforce Development Council · Seattle, WA · 2023
To support the equip workers for success program
$101,500
United Way of Central and Northeastern Connecticut · Hartford, CT · 2023
To support the equip workers for success program
$100,000
Fund for Our Economic Future · Cleveland, OH · 2024
To support the change systems program
$100,000
Partner4work · Pittsburgh, PA · 2024
To support the change systems program
$100,000
Hawai'I Workforce Funders Collaborative · Kapaau, HI · 2023
To support the equip workers for success program
$100,000
Partner4work · Pittsburgh, PA · 2023
To support the change systems program
$100,000
United Way of Central Iowa · Des Moines, IA · 2023
To support the change systems program
$100,000
Hawai'I Workforce Funders Collaborative · Kapaau, HI · 2022
To support the equip workers for success program
$100,000
United Way of Central and Ne Connecticut · Hartford, CT · 2022
To support the equip workers for success program
$100,000
Workforce Development Council of Seattle · Seattle, WA · 2022
To support the equip workers for success program
$95,000
The Boston Foundation · Boston, MA · 2021
To support the activate employers, change systems, & equip workers for success programs
$75,000
Careerrise · Atlanta, GA · 2024
To support the activate employers program
$75,000
Centerstate Ceo Foundation · Syracuse, NY · 2024
To support the equip workers for success program
$75,000
The Health Collaborative · Cincinnati, OH · 2024
To support the activate employers program
$75,000
United Way of Central and Northeastern Connecticut · Hartford, CT · 2024
To support the activate employers program
$75,000
Workforce Alliance of South Central Kansas · Wichita, KS · 2024
To support the activate employers program
$75,000
Centerstate Ceo Foundation · Syracuse, NY · 2023
To support the equip workers for success program
$75,000
The Chicago Community Foundation · Chicago, IL · 2023
To support the equip workers for success program
$75,000
Workforce Development Council of Seattle · Seattle, WA · 2021
To support the equip workers for success program
$50,000
Indianapolis Private Industry Council · Indianapolis, IN · 2024
To support the activate employers program
$50,000
Maryland Philanthropy Network · Baltimore, MD · 2024
To support the activate employers program
$50,000
Greater New Orleans Foundation · New Orleans, LA · 2021
To support activate employers program
$50,000
Maryland Philanthropy Network · Baltimore, MD · 2021
To support activate employers program
$45,000
Economic Development Council of Western Massachusetts · Springfield, MA · 2021
To support the change systems & equip workers for success programs
$45,000
United Way of Central Iowa · Des Moines, IA · 2021
To support the activate employers program
$25,000
Centerstate Ceo Foundation · Syracuse, NY · 2022
To support the equip workers for success program
$25,000
Fund for Our Economic Future · Cleveland, OH · 2022
To support the activate employers program
$25,000
Southwest Alabama Workforce Development Council · Mobile, AL · 2022
To support the equip workers for success program
$25,000
The Boston Foundation · Boston, MA · 2022
To support the equip workers for success program
$25,000
Newark Alliance · Newark, NJ · 2021
To support the equip workers for success program
$25,000
Southwest Alabama Workforce Development Council · Mobile, AL · 2021
To support the equip workers for success program
$25,000
United Way of Greater Philadelphia & South New Jersey · Philadelphia, PA · 2021
To support the activate employers program
$20,000
Wilmington Alliance · Wilmington, DE · 2021
To support the change systems program
$10,000
Newark Alliance · Newark, NJ · 2023
To support the activate employers program
$-37,214
National Fund for Workforce Solutions · Washington, DC · 2022
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Source: IRS Form 990, Schedule I, as filed by this organization. These are grants already paid. Grants paid directly to individuals are reported to the IRS only as totals, so they do not appear as named lines here.