Foundations that fund K-12 schools in Georgia

State Charter Schools Foundation of Georgia Inc — 43 grants to 25 organizations, median $17,700, largest $280,200. That is 74% of its Georgia giving. Last grant here 2023. Public charity — application process varies.

Charter Fund Inc D/B/a Charter School Growth Fund — 25 grants to 8 organizations, median $250,000, largest $3,175,000. That is 54% of its Georgia giving. Last grant here 2023. Accepts applications; deadlines on its website.

Every Student Every Community Inc — 18 grants to 14 organizations, median $125,000, largest $433,400. That is 37% of its Georgia giving. Last grant here 2023. Public charity — application process varies.

Tulsa Community Foundation — 61 grants to 27 organizations, median $10,000, largest $1,662,058. That is 18% of its Georgia giving. Last grant here 2023. Public charity — application process varies.

New Schools Fund — 9 grants to 5 organizations, median $215,000, largest $750,000. That is 38% of its Georgia giving. Last grant here 2023. Public charity — application process varies.

The Reinvestment Fund Inc — 5 grants to 5 organizations, median $19,975, largest $253,160. That is 29% of its Georgia giving. Last grant here 2023. Public charity — application process varies.

Walton — 15 grants to 5 organizations, median $5,821, largest $141,728. That is 19% of its Georgia giving. Last grant here 2022. Public charity — application process varies.

Golden Dome Scholarship Fund Inc — 13 grants to 4 organizations, median $31,951, largest $173,907. That is 22% of its Georgia giving. Last grant here 2022. Public charity — application process varies.

The Selig Foundation Inc — 20 grants to 8 organizations, median $12,825, largest $30,050. That is 14% of its Georgia giving. Last grant here 2023. Accepts unsolicited applications.

NRA Foundation Inc — 9 grants to 6 organizations, median $7,126, largest $55,587. That is 20% of its Georgia giving. Last grant here 2023. Public charity — application process varies.