AFC grants funding for local HIV/AIDS care and prevention programs, advocates for sound AIDS policy and increased public support for AIDS services

The charitable affiliate of the Chicago Bar Association awards grants and other assistance to legal aid and public interest law organizations.

Founded in 1915, as an innovative way for concerned citizens to put charitable dollars to work for the benefit of metropolitan Chicago. Features include finances, structure, grant making and publications.

Grantmaking foundation that funds efforts to promote healthy human communities and natural environments in the Chicago region and the Lowcountry of South Carolina.

Private grantmaking foundation focused on human and community development, global security and sustainability, along with its general and fellowship programs. Information on announcements, speeches, grants, jobs, links and contacts.

A private, independent grantmaking organization that funds in the areas of education, community services, health, and arts and culture.

The program is designed to raise funds for not-for-profit organizations by making available part of the company's earned commission from lease and purchase transactions.

Aims at effective grantmaking in health care, health education, and health research.

Fund social service, education, cultural and health care programs that provide direct service to low-income Chicagoans.

Grants are awarded to organizations within the geographic boundaries of Chicago.

Private foundation that grants funds to support research which contributes to the understanding of education and improvement of its practice.

General-purpose foundation that funds intiatives only within the city limits of Chicago.

Grants focus on Chicago and its community organizations.

General purpose funder focusing on Chicago Metropolitan area.

Funds grassroots community organizing in metropolitan Chicago.

Funder for the metropolitan area.