Funding search · EIN 576017985 · Grantmaking charity · Columbia, SC
University of South Carolina Educational Foundation
Foundation website ↗Full IRS filings ↗
- $84.0M
- in grants paid
- 16
- grants
- 9
- recipients
- 2021–2024
- filing years
Funding pattern
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Recent grants
The 16 grants from this foundation’s filings, newest year first.
- $20.4M
University of South Carolina · Columbia, SC · 2024
Operating - Scholars
- $9.9M
Usc Development Foundation · Columbia, SC · 2024
Contribution
- $867,497
Children'S Center at Usc · Columbia, SC · 2024
Project Support
- $87,000
National Merit Scholarship Corporation · Evanston, IL · 2024
Scholarships
- $15,000
Midlands Alliance for Better Transportation and Roads · Columbia, SC · 2024
Contribution
- $7,000
American Heart Association · Dallas, TX · 2024
Grant
- $18.7M
University of South Carolina · Columbia, SC · 2023
Operating - Scholars
- $557,578
Children'S Center at Usc · Columbia, SC · 2023
Project Support
- $81,750
National Merit Scholarship Corporation · Evanston, IL · 2023
Scholarships
- $7,000
American Heart Association · Dallas, TX · 2023
Grant
- $16.8M
University of South Carolina · Columbia, SC · 2022
Operating-scholars
- $672,307
Children'S Center at Usc · Columbia, SC · 2022
Project support
- $77,250
National Merit Scholarship Corp · Evanston, IL · 2022
Scholarships
- $15.1M
University of South Carolina · Columbia, SC · 2021
Operating-scholars
- $544,201
Children'S Center at Usc · Columbia, SC · 2021
Project support
- $95,250
National Merit Scholarship Corp · Evanston, IL · 2021
Scholarships
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