Nasdaq Educational Foundation

What they fund

womenfuturefinancialbuildingentrepreneursaccesscommunitiesentrepreneur

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.

Top recipients

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

• Commonwealth1 grant · $568,000
• Build Commonwealth1 grant · $401,000
• Black and Brown Founders1 grant · $361,440
• International Committee of the Red Cross (Icrc)1 grant · $250,000
• Philanthropic Ventures Foundation1 grant · $250,000
• Women'S Business Center of Utah1 grant · $150,000
• Opportunity International1 grant · $150,000
• Consumer Action1 grant · $150,000
• Black Girl Ventures1 grant · $149,990
• Social Good Fund2 grants · $137,000

Giving over time

Grant history

All 43 reported grants, largest first.

• $568,000

  Commonwealth · Boston, MA · 2022

  Transforming investor identity

• $401,000

  Build Commonwealth · Boston, MA · 2023

  Transforming investor identity research project

• $361,440

  Black and Brown Founders · San Francisco, CA · 2022

  Thrive campaign

• $250,000

  Philanthropic Ventures Foundation · Oakland, CA · 2023

  We are enough-3.3.3 challenge

• $250,000

  International Committee of the Red Cross (Icrc) · 2022

  Donation: ukraine support

• $150,000

  Opportunity International · Chicago, IL · 2024

  Women as agents of change

• $150,000

  Consumer Action · Washington, DC · 2022

  Investment literacy and engagement program for women and bipoc consumers

• $150,000

  Women'S Business Center of Utah · Salt Lake City, UT · 2022

  To support educational purpose

• $149,990

  Black Girl Ventures · Alexandria, VA · 2022

  Community or nothing: building ecosystems for and of black and brown woman-identifying entrepreneurs

• $125,000

  Global Entrepreneurship Network · Arlington, VA · 2023

  Equitable access program

• $117,000

  Social Good Fund · Richmond, CA · 2024

  Hbcuvc capital access communities

• $105,000

  Black Innovation Alliance · Atlanta, GA · 2023

  Bias ecosystem building advocacy initiative

• $103,000

  Babson College · Babson Park, MA · 2023

  Closing the financial knowledge gap for students at hbcu's

• $100,000

  Legal Aid Society · New York, NY · 2024

  Legal assistance to small business owners in under-resourced communities of new york city

• $100,000

  Mercy Corps · Portland, OR · 2024

  Nasdaq foundation and micromentor - empowering women entrepreneurs in mexico 2024

• $100,000

  Wayne State Univ Research & Technology Park in the City of Detroit · Detroit, MI · 2024

  Techtown start studio accelerator for diverse founders

• $100,000

  Hispanic Access Foundation · Washington, DC · 2022

  Prepare yourself for a better future (preprate para un futuro mejor): financial and investment training for u.s. Latinos

• $100,000

  Shared Interest · New York, NY · 2022

  Expanding opportunities for hbcu students in esg, sri, and impact investing

• $99,991

  Central European University · New York, NY · 2022

  The energeia project: transforming female entrepreneurship in central and eastern europe

• $75,000

  Future Founders Foundation · Chicago, IL · 2024

  Future founders 18- to 30-year-old entrepreneurship programs

• $75,000

  Project Vida · El Paso, TX · 2024

  Empowering underserved communities: project vida's microenterprise technical assistance program in el paso county, tx

• $75,000

  Defy Ventures · Los Angeles, CA · 2023

  Pathways to entrepreneurship for formerly incarcerated people

• $75,000

  Social Entrepreneurs of New Orleans (Propeller) · New Orleans, LA · 2023

  Propeller inclusive capital access program

• $70,000

  The Rosie Network · Ramona, CA · 2023

  Service2ceo program-rosie chapters

• $65,000

  3rd Decade · Tucson, AZ · 2024

  3rd decade's financial education and mentoring program

• $60,000

  Green America · Washington, DC · 2024

  Responsible finance program expansion: eliminating barriers for new savers and investors

• $60,000

  Neighboorhood Allies · Pittsburgh, PA · 2024

  Building wealth by creating investment opportunities for black women

• $50,000

  Mujeres Latinas En Accion · Chicago, IL · 2024

  Empresarias del futuro (entrepreneurs of the future)

• $50,000

  Penny Forward · Minneapolis, MN · 2024

  Penny forward introduction to investing

• $50,000

  Mujeres Latinas En Accion · Chicago, IL · 2023

  Empresarias del futuro (entrepreneurs of the future)

• $50,000

  Opportunity International · Chicago, IL · 2023

  Women as agents of change

• $50,000

  Change Labs · Tuba City, AZ · 2022

  Native american kinship lending program

• $50,000

  Climb USA · Madison, WI · 2022

  Launchpad program

• $50,000

  Savvy Ladies · New York, NY · 2022

  The savvy ladies free financial helpline app: building wealth for women via financial education

• $50,000

  Tides Center Fiscal Sponsor for Vc Include · San Francisco, CA · 2022

  Emerging manager training for women and bipoc led-funds

• $30,000

  Digitalundivided · Newark, NJ · 2022

  Investher power series

• $25,000

  Boston Public Library · Boston, MA · 2022

  Entrepreneur-in-residence program

• $25,000

  Ntl Coalition of 100 Black Women · San Francisco, CA · 2022

  Sister-nomic

• $20,000

  Social Good Fund · Richmond, CA · 2024

  Future entrepreneur program

• $20,000

  Social Good Fund in Partnership With the San Francisco Disability Business · Richmons, CA · 2023

  Future entrepreneur training program

• $15,000

  Digitalundivided · New York, NY · 2023

  Invest her power series

• $10,000

  The Go Project · New York, NY · 2023

  Go families financial literacy workshop series

• $10,000

  San Francisco Disability Business Alliance · Richond, CA · 2022

  To support educational purpose