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Find the foundations that fund work like yours

AnyGrant ranks funders by the grants they have actually made: to whom, where, in what field and at what size, read from their own IRS returns.

Ask who funds your work

Ask the assistant in plain words, or run the same search in Prospects. The answer lists the funders that have paid grants for that work in that place, with how many, how much and how each takes applications. Ask a follow-up and it lists each funder’s grants and stated deadlines.

Which foundations fund youth homelessness services in Hennepin County, and do they take applications?

Twenty-five foundations have funded housing and shelter services in Hennepin County and accept applications or letters of inquiry.

  1. McKnight Foundation
    33 grants, $5.3M in total, typical award $200,000
    Accepts applications, with stated deadlines
  2. Pohlad Family Foundation
    26 grants, $2.5M in total, typical award $112,500
    Letter of inquiry first
  3. Target Foundation
    24 grants, $1.9M in total, typical award $75,000
    Accepts applications
  4. Richard M Schulze Family Foundation
    20 grants, $811,500 in total, typical award $35,000
    Accepts applications
  5. Otto Bremer Trust
    14 grants, $1.1M in total, typical award $55,000
    Accepts applications
Five of the 25, most grants first.
IRS 990 and 990-PF returns, grants paid in fiscal years 2024–2025
From a real AnyGrant answer, shortened. These are grants the foundations have already made, not open calls: confirm current priorities and deadlines with each foundation.
  • Accepts applications
  • Letter of inquiry first
  • Where the figures come from

Built from the funders’ own returns

As of 4 October 2026 AnyGrant holds 7,774 Minnesota funders (7,197 private foundations, 344 community foundations and 233 corporate funders) and 39,622 of their IRS returns.

Every funder starts from the . Its grants come from the grant lists on its or 990 return, 191,476 awards in all, together with federal subawards from USAspending. Each figure links to the return or page it came from.

A fit score you can read

Each funder gets a score out of 100 made of four parts. The page shows every part: what it measured, what it found and the points it added. There is no hidden weighting.

Track record, up to 40
Grants the funder made to organizations in your field and county. Twenty or more earns all 40.
Recency, 15
At least one such grant in the last two fiscal years.
Budget size, up to 25
The share of its past grantees with revenue between half and double yours. Without your revenue, its typical grant against the range you ask for.
Access, up to 20
Open applications 20, a first 15, unknown 5, invitation only 0.

Funder profiles

A funder’s page shows its recent grants and returns, its giving by field and by county, its typical grant, the contacts named on its returns, its IRS standing, and how it takes applications: open, a letter of inquiry first, or invitation only. Add it to your funder contacts and log every call and meeting.

Saved prospect searches

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