Foundations that fund Income Security & Social Services in Missouri
200 grantmakers on record have funded income security & social services work in Missouri, according to the IRS filings they submit themselves. Here is what those filings say about how they give.
| Grantmakers on record | 200 |
|---|---|
| Accept unsolicited applications | 42 |
| Typical grant range | $3,072 to $23,720 |
| Median grant | $10,940 |
| Grants recorded | 21,137 |
| Combined giving on file | $1.4 billion |
| Most recent filing year | 2025 |
What this tells you
21% state that they accept unsolicited applications, close to the 26% typical of this data.
Across 21,137 recorded payments the spread is relatively even, so the $3,072 to $23,720 band is a realistic target rather than a consolation prize.
30% are public charities that make grants, such as community foundations, rather than private foundations. They are easy to miss because they file a Form 990 rather than a 990-PF, and most foundation directories are built around the 990-PF.
How to read these numbers
The typical grant range is the middle half of what these funders give: a quarter give less than $3,072 on average and a quarter give more than $23,720. It is drawn from 200 funders who itemized their grants, so it describes what they actually paid rather than what they say they will consider.
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That is the part this page cannot answer. Praenum reads your organization's mission and ranks the grantmakers whose own filings show they fund work like yours, then emails you a short list every Tuesday. It also reads your own IRS filing, so it knows which foundations have already funded you.
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