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Funders to approach for Collectivesun Foundation

San Diego, California$200 revenue1 funder on file

The foundation's primary exempt purpose is to advance charitable, educational, religious, health, and community-serving purposes by supporting u.s.-based section 501(c)(3) organizations and other tax-exempt nonprofit organizations whose activities further public or exempt purposes through the development, financing, acquisition, ownership, and operation of energy-related capital projects that reduce operating costs, improve community resilience, and allow those organizations to devote more resources to their missions. The foundation raises charitable contributions, grants, and other philanthropic support from u.s.-based individuals and organizations and deploys those resources to support eligible tax-exempt nonprofit organizations and their mission-serving facilities. Supported projects may include solar photovoltaic systems, battery storage, electric vehicle charging infrastructure, building electrification, energy-efficiency improvements, and other energy-related facility improvements. The foundation may support these projects through grants, project acquisition, project ownership and operation, and service arrangements with recipient nonprofit organizations, including prepaid or subscription-based energy services agreements. These arrangements are intended to provide mission-aligned nonprofit beneficiaries with access to energy infrastructure and cost savings that they could not otherwise obtain on comparable terms, while furthering the recipient organizations' exempt purposes and providing public and community benefits. The foundation's ownership and operation of project assets is conducted as an integral part of its exempt program activities and is intended to provide eligible tax-exempt nonprofit organizations with access to energy infrastructure, reduced operating expenses, and improved community resilience in furtherance of their charitable, educational, religious, health, community-service, or other exempt…

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$11k, your typical grantunder 1 in 1001 in 100$1k$3k$10k$30kChance of a first grant within two years →Likely grant for you →
Chance of any first grant1 in 10in the next two years, expected value $4k
Last two years (2023–24)$0from 0 new funders

Half the value is in your top 11 funders, of 149

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FunderWay inChanceLikely grant
  1. 1Jewish Community Foundation of San DiegoSimilar grantees: Common Counsel Foundation ($68k/yr), Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan ($33k/yr), California State Parks Foundation ($7k/yr)1 in 81$17k
  2. 2The Conrad Prebys FoundationGives in California (387 of 414)No similar grantees yetunder 1 in 100$33k
  3. 3Price Philanthropies FoundationGives in California (310 of 404)No similar grantees yetunder 1 in 100$5k

146 more funders on the list for Collectivesun Foundation

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