Venable Foundation Grants More Than $1.1 Million to 130 U.S. Nonprofits on November 1, Largest Awards Fight Food Insecurity
The Venable Foundation announced on November 1 that, in its second round of gifting this year, it has granted more than $1.1 million to 130 nonprofits across the United States to support operations, programming and other initiatives.
The largest donations were given to the Maryland Food Bank, Miriam's Kitchen and Bread for the City, to help combat food insecurity. By city, 51 organizations in Washington, DC, received a combined $482,500. The foundation said grants go to nonprofits aligned with one of its eight focus areas — arts and culture, education, environment, health, human services, legal services, workforce development and youth impact — in cities where the firm operates; grant amounts vary, with an average of about $10,000.
Funded by the partners of Venable LLP, the foundation is in its 42nd year and has awarded $2.3 million in grants to 246 nonprofit organizations so far in 2025.
Source: Venable Foundation
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