Organization · EIN 52-6055762 · Washington, DC · Education

Who funds National League of Cities Institute?

16 private foundations reported paying National League of Cities Institute $15.1M on returns for tax year 2023.

16 funders · 8 foundations that fund peers · 6 closest peers

Funders 16

FoundationPaidPurpose as filedMatchSource
The Jpb Foundation
New York, NY · Preselected only
$3,000,000
2 grant lines
CITIES CONNECTING CHILDREN TO NATURE RESILIENTLY +1 more Same address 1.00 Wrong? 990-PF
FYE 12/2023
The Bloomberg Family Foundation
New York, NY · Preselected only
$3,000,000 TO SUPPORT THE LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE HUB Same address 1.00 Wrong? 990-PF
FYE 12/2023
Waverley Street Foundation
Palo Alto, CA · Preselected only
$2,000,000 Smart Surfaces Coalition Same ZIP 1.00 Wrong? 990-PF
FYE 12/2023
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Princeton, NJ
$1,724,118
3 grant lines
79376 SUPPORTING GREATER SUCCESS FOR CITIES OF OPPORTUNITY IN HELPING CITIES ACHIEVE A TRANSFORMATIVE IMPACT IN ADDRESSING STRUCTURAL RACISM +2 more
Filed as “NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES INST”
Same address 1.00 Wrong? 990-PF
FYE 12/2023
The Kresge Foundation
Troy, MI
$1,375,000
2 grant lines
THE LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE HUB BOOTCAMP PROGRAM IS AN ONLINE CURRICULUM FOR SMALL TO MID-SIZED CITIES, DESIGNED TO DELIVER HIGH-QUALITY APPLI… +1 more Same address 1.00 Wrong? 990-PF
FYE 12/2023
Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation
Kansas City, MO
$1,050,000 SUPPORT FOR THE CITY INNOVATION ECOSYSTEMS PROJECT TO IMPLEMENT UP TO 150 ENTREPRENEURIAL SUPPORTIVE PROGRAMS, POLICIES, AND PRACTICES OVER… Same address 1.00 Wrong? 990-PF
FYE 12/2023
Annie E Casey Foundation
Baltimore, MD · Preselected only
$987,116
4 grant lines
SUPPORT FOR THE NATION'S CITIES: NARROWING THE RACIAL WEALTH DIVIDE AND INCREASING ECONOMIC INCLUSION +3 more Same address 1.00 Wrong? 990-PF
FYE 12/2023
Doris Duke Charitable Foundation
New York, NY
$598,348 TO RENEW SUPPORT FOR THE STRONG SOUTHERN COMMUNITIES INITIATIVE: PROMOTING MUNICIPAL LEADERSHIP TO IMPROVE OUTCOMES FOR CHILDREN AND THEIR… Same address 1.00 Wrong? 990-PF
FYE 12/2023
John D and Catherine T MacArthur Foundation (Consolidated)
Chicago, IL
$300,000 to support municipal leadership on improving public safety, advancing racial equity, and reducing over-reliance on jail incarceration as pa… Same address 1.00 Wrong? 990-PF
FYE 12/2023
Jpmorgan Chase Foundation
New York, NY · Preselected only
$297,000 IN SUPPORT OF FINANCIAL HEALTH Same address 1.00 Wrong? 990-PF
FYE 12/2023
Pritzker Family Foundation
Chicago, IL · Preselected only
$208,700
2 grant lines
BUILDING AWARENESS AND EDUCATION ON IMPORTANCE OF EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT +1 more Same address 1.00 Wrong? 990-PF
FYE 12/2023
Foundation for Child Development
New York, NY
$200,000 NLC 11-2023 Same address 1.00 Wrong? 990-PF
FYE 03/2024
WK Kellogg Foundation
Battle Creek, MI
$125,728 Jobs and Family Economic Security Same street 1.00 Wrong? 990-PF
FYE 08/2024
Lumina Foundation for Education
Indianapolis, IN
$100,000 To support the National League of Cities in the implementation of the Good Jobs, Great Cities project. Same city 1.00 Wrong? 990-PF
FYE 12/2023
The Wallace Foundation
New York, NY · Preselected only
$75,000 To support NLCI as a communications partner. Same city 1.00 Wrong? 990-PF
FYE 12/2023
Charles Stewart Mott Foundation
Flint, MI
$50,000 To build cities' awareness of and interest in CSAs as a supplementary strategy for improving high school graduation and post-secondary acce… Same address 1.00 Wrong? 990-PF
FYE 12/2023

Amounts are as filed on each foundation's 990-PF for a tax year beginning in 2023. The match shows how the payee on the filing was linked to this EIN (what each match type means); hover or tap it for the score. Wrong? Report it.

Foundations that fund organizations like National League of Cities Institute

These foundations paid at least two of the 25 organizations that share the most funders with National League of Cities Institute, but don't appear on its own funder list for 2023. This is a factual overlap from filings, not a recommendation or an endorsement.

  1. The David and Lucile Packard Foundation Los Altos, CA
    Paid 23 of the 25 closest peers · $23.7M to them
  2. The William & Flora Hewlett Foundation Menlo Park, CA
    Paid 21 of the 25 closest peers · $39.3M to them
  3. Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Seattle, WA
    Paid 20 of the 25 closest peers · $144M to them
  4. The Ford Foundation New York, NY
    Paid 19 of the 25 closest peers · $45.4M to them
  5. Walton Family Foundation Bentonville, AR
    Paid 18 of the 25 closest peers · $46.1M to them · Says it funds preselected organizations only
  6. The Heising-Simons Foundation Los Altos, CA
    Paid 16 of the 25 closest peers · $10.9M to them · Says it funds preselected organizations only
  7. Conrad N Hilton Foundation Westlake Village, CA
    Paid 16 of the 25 closest peers · $7.66M to them
  8. The Rockefeller Foundation New York, NY
    Paid 14 of the 25 closest peers · $10.5M to them · Says it funds preselected organizations only

Organizations with the most funders in common

  1. Georgetown University Washington, DC
    12 shared funders · 370 funders in all
  2. President and Fellows of Harvard College Cambridge, MA
    11 shared funders · 831 funders in all
  3. New York University New York, NY
    10 shared funders · 359 funders in all
  4. New Venture Fund Washington, DC
    12 shared funders · 192 funders in all
  5. Duke University Durham, NC
    10 shared funders · 430 funders in all
  6. The Aspen Institute Washington, DC
    12 shared funders · 245 funders in all

Where this comes from

Each row is a grant line from Part XV of a private foundation's Form 990-PF. The 990-PF has no field for the recipient's tax ID, so WHOFUNDS matched the payee's name and address to the IRS Business Master File. How matching works and where it fails.

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