Foundations that fund international relief and development organizations in New York

Junior Achievement USA — 12 grants to 4 organizations, median $37,242, largest $2,523,001. That is 100% of its New York giving. Last grant here 2022. Public charity — application process varies.

American Friends of Hebrew University Inc — 8 grants to 2 organizations, median $23,076, largest $33,035. That is 100% of its New York giving. Last grant here 2022. Public charity — application process varies.

Sudan Relief Fund Inc — 7 grants to 2 organizations, median $385,000, largest $608,000. That is 100% of its New York giving. Last grant here 2023. Public charity — application process varies.

International Medical Corps — 7 grants to 2 organizations, median $179,418, largest $790,821. That is 100% of its New York giving. Last grant here 2022. Public charity — application process varies.

One Day’s Wages — 8 grants to 4 organizations, median $23,639, largest $230,130. That is 89% of its New York giving. Last grant here 2021. Public charity — application process varies.

BLS Family Foundation — 8 grants to 2 organizations, median $30,000, largest $75,000. That is 89% of its New York giving. Last grant here 2023. Public charity — application process varies.

Hacet Foundation Inc — 6 grants to 2 organizations, median $607,420, largest $1,110,000. That is 100% of its New York giving. Last grant here 2023. Does not accept unsolicited applications.

R & H Rosen Family Foundation — 10 grants to 2 organizations, median $27,500, largest $50,000. That is 77% of its New York giving. Last grant here 2023. Accepts unsolicited applications.

Tomac Foundation — 5 grants to 2 organizations, median $1,500, largest $2,300. That is 100% of its New York giving. Last grant here 2023. Does not accept unsolicited applications.

Buddhist Global Relief a NJ Nonprofit Corporation — 13 grants to 3 organizations, median $41,600, largest $195,000. That is 65% of its New York giving. Last grant here 2023. Public charity — application process varies.