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Form 990 Finder: search 1,544 private foundation IRS filings, free.
Look up any U.S. private foundation by name, EIN, city, or state. Pull total giving, grant counts, median grant size, trustees, and asset base from the most recent IRS Form 990 filings. No login. Updated daily.
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Top foundations by total giving in Florida
| Foundation | Based in | Total giving | Grants |
|---|---|---|---|
| J Christopher And | West Palm Beach, FL | $55,794,535 | 222 |
| Samuel E And Mary W Thatcher | Miami, FL | $39,289,400 | 415 |
| Trish Joy Foundation For Humanitarian | Clearwater, FL | $22,389,139 | 13 |
| The Ajram Family Foundation | Highland Beach, FL | $21,275,790 | 240 |
| Mayberg Family Charitable Foundation | Bal Harbour, FL | $16,297,658 | 67 |
| Kiphart Family Foundation | Key Largo, FL | $13,176,214 | 89 |
| Ann And Ari Deshe Foundation | Miami Beach, FL | $13,117,631 | 338 |
| Lr Foundation | Miami, FL | $11,460,000 | 7 |
| Del Riego Family Foundation Inc | Miami, FL | $10,997,253 | 58 |
| The Geo Group Foundation Inc | Boca Raton, FL | $9,781,590 | 5 |
| Moss Foundation Inc | Fort Lauderdale, FL | $9,665,840 | 196 |
| John N & Marilyn P Mcconnell Charitable | Vero Beach, FL | $9,377,331 | 226 |
| The Falic Family Private Foundation | Hollywood, FL | $9,208,625 | 241 |
| The Reveas Foundation | Palm Beach Gardens, FL | $8,643,976 | 262 |
| Caleres Cares Charitable Trust | Orlando, FL | $8,162,674 | 268 |
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Two common starting points. Category browsing pinpoints funders by program focus. Major U.S. cities concentrate the largest grant dollars.
Browse by top giving categories in Florida
| Category | Foundations |
|---|---|
| Education | 511 |
| Human services | 270 |
| Health care | 259 |
| Religion-related | 176 |
| Arts, culture & humanities | 137 |
| Youth development | 111 |
| Community improvement | 69 |
| Philanthropy & grantmaking | 49 |
Browse by major cities in Florida
| City | Total giving |
|---|---|
| Miami, FL | $79.8M |
| West Palm Beach, FL | $60.4M |
| Boca Raton, FL | $36.5M |
| Orlando, FL | $34.5M |
| Naples, FL | $33.1M |
| Clearwater, FL | $29.6M |
| Miami Beach, FL | $26.1M |
| Palm Beach, FL | $24.0M |
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Yes. Every record is free to search and free to view. No account is required. Paid plans unlock the grant opportunity database, similar funder matching at scale, and saved searches.
Daily. The pipeline pulls the IRS bulk XML release every 24 hours, parses new and amended filings, and writes updates to the searchable index. Foundations that file electronically appear in the finder within days of submission.
Every record originates from the IRS bulk 990 data release at apps.irs.gov. GrantBay parses the structured XML fields, extracts the itemized grant lists from Part XV of the 990-PF, and layers analysis on top of the raw filing. No data is manually entered.
Type the foundation name or its nine-digit EIN in the search bar. The finder returns the most recent filing year with total giving, grant count, asset base, and a link to the full profile page. Older filings appear on the profile page under the historical filings section.
Part XV, Line 2 of the Form 990-PF carries a single checkbox where the foundation declares whether it only funds preselected grantees or accepts outside applications. GrantBay parses this field from every filing and surfaces it as a filter. About 35 percent of private foundations check the preselected box, which means filtering for Accepts applications eliminates roughly a third of foundations that were never going to fund a cold proposal.
GrantBay updates daily, requires no login, and displays the full itemized grant list on every profile at no cost. The platform runs proprietary analysis layers including the New Applicant Friendliness score and algorithmic similar-funder matching. Both databases pull from the same IRS source data, but the access model and the analytical depth differ.
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