Capital for Kids grants

Dallas, TX · Website

From 2022 to 2024, Capital for Kids reported 174 grants totaling $4,398,206 to 65 nonprofits. The typical grant was $22,327.

Most grants went to nonprofits in Texas, California.

From IRS Form 990 and 990-PF grant records.

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Typical grant
$22,327
Range
$6,000 to $87,000
Funds a nonprofit again
65%

Causes it pays most: human services, youth development, education, civil rights and advocacy, mental health.

Recent grants

NonprofitAmountYearPurpose
Dcac, TX$65,0002024General purpose
Dcac, TX$65,0002024General purpose
West Dallas Community School, TX$60,0002024General purpose
West Dallas Community School, TX$60,0002024General purpose
SM Wright Foundation, TX$52,0002024General purpose
SM Wright Foundation, TX$52,0002024General purpose
Catch UP and Read, TX$43,0002024General purpose
Catch UP and Read, TX$43,0002024General purpose
Behind Every Door, TX$38,0002024General purpose
Behind Every Door, TX$38,0002024General purpose

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Questions people ask

How much does Capital for Kids give?

It reported 174 grants totaling $4,398,206 to 65 nonprofits from 2022 to 2024. The typical grant was $22,327, and grants ranged from $6,000 to $87,000.

Where does Capital for Kids give?

Most of its grants went to nonprofits in Texas, California.

Does Capital for Kids fund the same nonprofits again?

65 percent of the nonprofits it paid received grants in more than one year from 2022 to 2024.

Does Capital for Kids accept applications?

IRS records do not say. Read the guidelines on its website before you reach out; some foundations only give to groups they choose.