Foundations that fund K-12 schools in Illinois

New 2 You of Lansing — 11 grants to 2 organizations, median $162,252, largest $247,748. That is 92% of its Illinois giving. Last grant here 2023. Public charity — application process varies.

Urban Non-Public Education Fund — 18 grants to 6 organizations, median $17,250, largest $42,000. That is 36% of its Illinois giving. Last grant here 2022. Public charity — application process varies.

The Center for Education Reform — 10 grants to 9 organizations, median $145,000, largest $1,000,000. That is 32% of its Illinois giving. Last grant here 2023. Public charity — application process varies.

Demetra and Eric Vassilatos Foundation — 3 grants to 3 organizations, median $5,000, largest $25,000. That is 50% of its Illinois giving. Last grant here 2023. Does not accept unsolicited applications.

Charter Fund Inc D/B/a Charter School Growth Fund — 5 grants to 2 organizations, median $12,000, largest $3,175,000. That is 39% of its Illinois giving. Last grant here 2023. Accepts unsolicited applications.

Kehillah Jewish Education Fund — 10 grants to 3 organizations, median $111,796, largest $478,507. That is 29% of its Illinois giving. Last grant here 2023. Public charity — application process varies.

Howard and Tracy Ankin Charitable Foundation — 8 grants to 3 organizations, median $10,900, largest $100,000. That is 27% of its Illinois giving. Last grant here 2023. Does not accept unsolicited applications.

Chicago Chesed Fund — 6 grants to 3 organizations, median $9,575, largest $32,050. That is 30% of its Illinois giving. Last grant here 2021. Public charity — application process varies.

Sethness Arnold Foundation — 6 grants to 2 organizations, median $5,500, largest $30,000. That is 29% of its Illinois giving. Last grant here 2023. Does not accept unsolicited applications.

Invest for Kids Inc — 12 grants to 6 organizations, median $145,000, largest $200,000. That is 21% of its Illinois giving. Last grant here 2023. Public charity — application process varies.