Washington, D.C. · Grantmakers

Foundations That Fund Crime & Legal Aid in Washington, D.C.

Imperigo has identified 425 funders that made 2,655 grants totaling $1.0B to 123 crime & legal aid organizations in Washington, D.C., with a median grant of $26K. Every figure below is drawn from IRS Form 990 filings through 2025.

Crime & Legal Aid Funding in Washington, D.C.

Total granted $1.0B
Funders 425
Grants 2,655
Organizations funded 123

Top Funders — page 2 of 4

26. Fenwick Community Fund
5 grants to 2 organizations · largest $142K · through 2024 · 5.4% of their giving
$357K
27. Foundation II of the American College of Trial Lawyers Inc
4 grants to 3 organizations · largest $100K · through 2023 · 6.6% of their giving
$250K
28. Women's Bar Association Foundation
10 grants to 4 organizations · largest $10K · through 2024 · 17.5% of their giving
$80K
29. The Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati Foundation
24 grants to 8 organizations · largest $40K · through 2025 · 3.7% of their giving
$373K
30. The Donald and Carole Chaiken Foundation
7 grants to 2 organizations · largest $210K · through 2023 · 1.9% of their giving
$660K
31. Munger Tolles & Olson Foundation
5 grants to 2 organizations · largest $93K · through 2024 · 3.6% of their giving
$344K
32. Co-Impact Philanthropic Funds Inc
2 grants to 1 organization · largest $571K · through 2024 · 1.2% of their giving
$988K
33. Silicon Valley Community Foundation
33 grants to 17 organizations · largest $1.5M · through 2024
$12.6M
34. The International Coalition of Sites of Conscience
3 grants to 1 organization · largest $286K · through 2022 · 3.1% of their giving
$360K
35. Respect Together
3 grants to 1 organization · largest $367K · through 2021 · 1.1% of their giving
$1.0M
36. Orange County Community Foundation
17 grants to 4 organizations · largest $360K · through 2024
$2.3M
37. Coalition for Public Safety
4 grants to 3 organizations · largest $100K · through 2022 · 4.2% of their giving
$205K
38. Impact100 DC
1 grant to 1 organization · largest $40K · through 2024 · 24.8% of their giving
$40K
39. Ujima the National Center on Violence Against Women
3 grants to 1 organization · largest $213K · through 2024 · 2.3% of their giving
$300K
40. Natl Christian Charitable Fdn Inc
11 grants to 5 organizations · largest $2.0M · through 2024
$8.7M
41. Jackson Lewis Foundation
6 grants to 2 organizations · largest $30K · through 2024 · 4.6% of their giving
$135K
42. Washington Regional Association of Grantmakers
4 grants to 2 organizations · largest $50K · through 2023 · 3.7% of their giving
$155K
43. Action Now Inc
1 grant to 1 organization · largest $500K · through 2024 · 1.1% of their giving
$500K
44. The Civil Justice Reform Group
9 grants to 3 organizations · largest $50K · through 2024 · 2.1% of their giving
$250K
45. Texas Access to Justice Foundation
2 grants to 1 organization · largest $419K · through 2022
$631K
48. Combined Jewish Philanthropies of Greater Boston Inc
6 grants to 4 organizations · largest $2.0M · through 2024
$2.1M
53. Seattle Foundation
29 grants to 6 organizations · largest $300K · through 2024
$1.4M
55. Amalgamated Charitable Foundation Inc
16 grants to 11 organizations · largest $650K · through 2024
$1.3M
56. Jewish Community Foundation of San Diego
16 grants to 5 organizations · largest $202K · through 2024
$1.3M
58. Rockefeller Family Fund Inc
5 grants to 1 organization · largest $200K · through 2024
$470K

Funders are ordered by how much of their overall giving goes to crime & legal aid work in Washington, D.C., not by dollar totals alone — a foundation that concentrates its giving here is usually a better prospect than a larger one for which this is a rounding error. 15 of the funders counted here are donor-advised fund sponsors, which grant on behalf of individual donors and accept no applications; they are marked and ranked last.

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About This Data

A grant appears here when a funder reported it on its IRS Form 990 and the recipient organization is classified under the NTEE group covering crime & legal aid work, with an address in Washington, D.C.. Grants are counted from the 2025 filing year backward.

Some 990 grant schedules list a recipient by name and address without an EIN, and those grants cannot be matched to a classification — so the totals above represent identifiable crime & legal aid funding in Washington, D.C., not every dollar that reached the sector. Figures are a floor, not a ceiling.

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