Funding search · EIN 471809162 · Portland, OR
Open Hands Ministry
A private foundation (files IRS Form 990-PF). Most private foundations do not take unsolicited applications; the route in is usually a program officer.
- 4
- grants reported
- $398,732
- total given
- 2021–2024
- filing years
- $102,108
- 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.
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Grant history
All 4 reported grants, largest first.
- $111,235
Organizations Groups and Individual · 2021
1. Construction of latrines and clean water facilities. 2. Support of ministry seminars, outreaches and training. 3. Support for primary, vocational, secondary and college education. 4. Provide subsistence in rural Keny… read all1. Construction of latrines and clean water facilities. 2. Support of ministry seminars, outreaches and training. 3. Support for primary, vocational, secondary and college education. 4. Provide subsistence in rural Kenya during times of drought and food insecurity. less
- $103,322
Organizations Groups and Individual · 2024
1. Construction of rural buildings, latrines and clean water facilities. 2. Support of ministry seminars, outreaches and training. 3. Support for primary, secondary, vocational, and college education. 4. Provide subsist… read all1. Construction of rural buildings, latrines and clean water facilities. 2. Support of ministry seminars, outreaches and training. 3. Support for primary, secondary, vocational, and college education. 4. Provide subsistence in rural Kenya during times of drought and food insecurity. less
- $100,893
Organizations Groups and Individual · 2023
1. Construction of rural buildings, latrines and clean water facilities. 2. Support of ministry seminars, outreaches and training. 3. Support for primary, secondary, vocational, and college education. 4. Provide subsist… read all1. Construction of rural buildings, latrines and clean water facilities. 2. Support of ministry seminars, outreaches and training. 3. Support for primary, secondary, vocational, and college education. 4. Provide subsistence in rural Kenya during times of drought and food insecurity. less
- $83,282
Organizations Groups and Individual · 2022
1. Construction of latrines and clean water facilities. 2. Support of ministry seminars, outreaches and training. 3. Support for primary, vocational, secondary and college education. 4. Provide subsistence in rural Keny… read all1. Construction of latrines and clean water facilities. 2. Support of ministry seminars, outreaches and training. 3. Support for primary, vocational, secondary and college education. 4. Provide subsistence in rural Kenya during times of drought and food insecurity. less
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