Funding Amount

US $100,000

Deadline

Deadline not published

Grant Type

Foundation

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Required status

  • 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status

Other requirements

  • Please note: Two or more nonprofits can collaborate on a proposal, but the lead applicant must satisfy the eligibility requirements stated above.

Not eligible / not funded

  • Not eligible: To be eligible to apply for an Impact 100 Richmond grant, your organization must:Be a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization that serves the residents of the City of Richmond, and/or the counties of Chesterfield, Hanover, Henrico, Goochland, and/or Powhatan;Have an operating budget of at least $250,000…
  • Not eligible: Individual religious institutions
  • Not eligible: Private foundations
  • Not eligible: Support:Debt reduction
  • Not eligible: Operational deficits
  • Not eligible: Endowments
  • Not eligible: Memorials
  • Not eligible: Bridge funding
  • Not eligible: Interim financing
  • Not eligible: Partisan
  • Not eligible: Political activities
  • Not eligible: Legal expenses

Overview

Impact 100 Richmond aims to transform lives in the Richmond area by empowering women through philanthropy. With a focus on granting $100,000 to local nonprofits, this initiative targets projects in Arts & Culture, Education, Environment, Family, and Health & Wellness. Eligible organizations must be 501(c)(3) nonprofits with a budget of at least $250,000 and a minimum of 36 months of operation. Preference is given to projects benefitting women and children.

Impact 100 Richmond's mission is to advance transformative giving in the Richmond region by uniting women's ideas and actions through philanthropy. The goal is to change the lives of women and their families by granting a local nonprofit with a significant, collective financial investment.
Annually, at least one $100,000 grant will be awarded to a nonprofit in one of the following focus areas: Arts &Culture, Education, Environment, Family, and Health & Wellness. The grant recipient will be selected by a vote of the Impact 100 Richmond membership, after a detailed grant proposal review process.
Impact 100 Richmond seeks to fund projects that:
Foster change and have a long-term positive impactAre programmatic and/or capital in natureAre new programs or expansions/improvements of existing programs that can change the way an organization or a community operatesCan demonstrate specific measurable goals
Focus Areas
Organizations must apply under one of the following focus areas. We recognize that many organizations and projects can fit into more than one category, but applicants must choose only one for their proposal. We recommend you consider which focus area best represents the emphasis of your project.
Arts and Culture
Projects that develop and enrich the community and/or the lives of women, children and families through the expressive arts or enhanced cultural opportunities
Education
Projects that further the educational process or improve access to education for children and/or adults
Environment
Projects that restore, preserve, revitalize or enhance physical or natural surroundings to create a sustainable community
Family
Projects that strengthen and enhance the lives of children and families
Health & Wellness
Projects that improve the mental and/or physical well-being of people

Eligibility

To be eligible to apply for an Impact 100 Richmond grant, your organization must:Be a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization that serves the residents of the City of Richmond, and/or the counties of Chesterfield, Hanover, Henrico, Goochland, and/or Powhatan;Have an operating budget of at least $250,000 (cash, excluding in-kind); andHave been in operation at least 36 months prior to applying for an Impact 100 Richmond grant.Please note: Two or more nonprofits can collaborate on a proposal, but the lead applicant must satisfy the eligibility requirements stated above.

Ineligibility

We regret that we cannot accept applications from:Individual religious institutions;Private foundationsWe cannot accept applications to support:Debt reduction or operational deficits;Endowments or memorials;Bridge funding or interim financing;Partisan or political activities;Legal expenses.

What The Community Foundation Inc actually gave

Source: IRS Form 990, 2024

Grants in 2024
917
Total given
$61.77M
Median grant
$25K
Range
$5,100–$1.79M
  • By dollars: Virginia 78%, District of Columbia 4%, Florida 4%. Top recipient cities: Richmond, VA; Washington, DC; Henrico, VA.
  • 23% of grants with a stated purpose were for general or operating support.
  • 22% of recipients were new grantees, not repeat recipients.

Example grants

  • National Fish and Wildlife Foundation · Washington, DC

    General purposes

    $1.79M

  • Anna Julia Cooper School · Richmond, VA

    Educational success

    $1.72M

  • Better Housing Coalition · Richmond, VA

    Economic prosperity

    $1.47M

  • Maggie Walker Community Land Trust · Richmond, VA

    Economic prosperity

    $1.16M

  • Projecthomes · Richmond, VA

    Health and wellness

    $1.14M

IRS Form 990, 2024. Amounts as reported by the funder. Full 990 history →

Focus Areas & Funding Uses

Fields of Work

  • Nonprofits
  • Women
  • Arts
  • Education
  • Environment
  • Family services
  • Health education
  • Large grants

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