Foundations that fund veterans organizations in Virginia

The Robin and Reuben Jeffery Family Foundation — 6 grants to 4 organizations, median $10,000, largest $10,000. That is 75% of its Virginia giving. Last grant here 2023. Does not accept unsolicited applications.

Honor Flight Inc — 6 grants to 2 organizations, median $21,838, largest $40,528. That is 60% of its Virginia giving. Last grant here 2023. Public charity — application process varies.

Towercares Foundation Inc — 7 grants to 2 organizations, median $10,000, largest $15,000. That is 50% of its Virginia giving. Last grant here 2024. Public charity — application process varies.

Wounded Warrior Project Inc — 5 grants to 2 organizations, median $750,000, largest $1,800,000. That is 12% of its Virginia giving. Last grant here 2023. Public charity — application process varies.

Lakeside Foundation — 4 grants to 2 organizations, median $55,000, largest $100,000. That is 12% of its Virginia giving. Last grant here 2023. Does not accept unsolicited applications.

California Community Foundation — 9 grants to 5 organizations, median $33,684, largest $382,300. That is 8% of its Virginia giving. Last grant here 2022. Public charity — application process varies.

Pritzker Military Foundation — 3 grants to 3 organizations, median $10,000, largest $35,000. That is 12% of its Virginia giving. Last grant here 2023. Does not accept unsolicited applications.

Griffin Phoenix Foundation — 3 grants to 3 organizations, median $2,000, largest $2,000. That is 10% of its Virginia giving. Last grant here 2024. Does not accept unsolicited applications.

Mutual of America Foundation — 4 grants to 4 organizations, median $1,500, largest $2,500. That is 8% of its Virginia giving. Last grant here 2023. Accepts unsolicited applications.

Seattle Foundation — 8 grants to 2 organizations, median $23,000, largest $150,000. That is 5% of its Virginia giving. Last grant here 2023. Public charity — application process varies.