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Funders to approach for National Center for Research in Advanced Information and Digital Technology

Washington, D.C.$38M revenue9 funders on file

Digital promise is an independent, bipartisan nonprofit, authorized by congress in 2008 as the national center for research in advanced information and digital technologies through section 802 of the higher education opportunity act. Digital promise was created with the mission to accelerate innovation in education to improve opportunities to learn. Our vision is that everyone, at every stage of their lives, has access to learning experiences that help them acquire the knowledge and skills they need to thrive and continuously learn in an ever-changing world. To achieve this vision, we work to close the digital learning gap. Because when all learners have equitable access to learning technology, when everyone participates, and when everyone learns, we all benefit from a more engaged, informed, and just…

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Best betsLikely, smaller grants1 in 40$240k, your typical grantunder 1 in 1001 in 1001 in 401 in 20$10k$30k$100k$300k$1.0M$3.0MChance of a first grant within two years →Likely grant for you →
Expected from this list$23k–$1.0Mover two years, from 1–3 new funders
Last two years (2023–24)$110kfrom 1 new funder

Half the value is in your top 5 funders, of 153

$0$950k$1.9Mhalf from the top 5likely range1st10thAll 153
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  1. Gates FoundationAlready funds you$1.0M
  2. 1Walton Family Foundation IncSimilar grantees: Digital Promise Global ($860k/yr), Advanced Education Research & Development Fund ($9.1M/yr), National Alliance for Public Charter Schools ($4.9M/yr)1 in 29$330k
  3. 2The William & Flora Hewlett FoundationSimilar grantees: Digital Promise Global ($390k/yr), Open Up Resources ($430k/yr), Center for American Progress ($2.3M/yr)1 in 26$71k
  4. 3The David and Lucile Packard FoundationSimilar grantees: Center for American Progress ($600k/yr), Policylink ($1.8M/yr), Education Training and Research Associates ($210k/yr)1 in 27$79k
  5. 4WK Kellogg FoundationSimilar grantees: Digital Promise Global ($430k/yr), Center for American Progress ($190k/yr), Policylink ($940k/yr)1 in 19$32k
  6. 5The Ford FoundationSimilar grantees: Center for American Progress ($870k/yr), National Digital Inclusion Alliance ($180k/yr), Partnership for Digital Access in Africa Inc ($500k/yr)1 in 36$48k
  7. 6Annie E Casey Foundation IncSimilar grantees: National Alliance for Public Charter Schools ($50k/yr), Center for American Progress ($120k/yr), Policylink ($450k/yr)1 in 34$11k
  8. 7The Bloomberg Family Foundation IncSimilar grantees: National Alliance for Public Charter Schools ($250k/yr), Policylink ($1.6M/yr), Alliance for Excellent Education Inc ($130k/yr)1 in 58$1.6M
  9. 8Carnegie Corporation of New YorkSimilar grantees: Digital Promise Global ($870k/yr), Center for American Progress ($550k/yr), Alliance for Excellent Education Inc ($920k/yr)1 in 44$260k
  10. 9The Kresge FoundationSimilar grantees: Center for American Progress ($420k/yr), Policylink ($1.1M/yr), California Competes ($160k/yr)1 in 52$170k
  11. National Education Association of the United StatesAlready funds you$260k
  12. 10The Aspen Institute IncSimilar grantees: Digital Promise Global ($76k/yr), Center for American Progress ($20k/yr), New America Foundation ($5k/yr)1 in 42$75k
  13. 11Blue Meridian Partners IncSimilar grantees: Policylink ($10M/yr), Educationsuperhighway ($4.5M/yr)under 1 in 100$2.8M
  14. 12RF Catalytic Capital IncSimilar grantees: Center for American Progress ($250k/yr), Center for Community Change ($1.3M/yr)under 1 in 100$850k
  15. 13The Heising-Simons FoundationSimilar grantees: Center for American Progress ($760k/yr), Policylink ($400k/yr), National Immigration Law Center ($200k/yr)1 in 91$270k
  16. 14Sandler FoundationSimilar grantees: Center for American Progress ($3.1M/yr), Democracy Forward Foundation ($2.6M/yr), Center for Community Change ($210k/yr)under 1 in 100$550k
  17. 15Freedom Together FoundationSimilar grantees: Center for American Progress ($5.3M/yr), Policylink ($800k/yr), National Immigration Law Center ($1.9M/yr)under 1 in 100$560k
  18. 16Pivotal Philanthropies FoundationSimilar grantees: New America Foundation ($4.0M/yr), Center for Community Change ($3.5M/yr)under 1 in 100$1.5M
  19. 17Gates Philanthropy PartnersNo similar grantees yetunder 1 in 100$910k
  20. 18Omidyar Network Fund IncSimilar grantees: Center for American Progress ($370k/yr), Policylink ($440k/yr), New America Foundation ($400k/yr)1 in 52$78k
  21. 19Ares Charitable FoundationNo similar grantees yetunder 1 in 100$370k
  22. 20Good Ventures FoundationSimilar grantees: Redwood Research Group Inc ($5.9M/yr), Evidence Action ($20k/yr)under 1 in 100$780k
  23. 21Fidelity Non-Profit Management FoundationGives in Massachusetts (96 of 181)Similar grantees: Naf ($640k/yr)under 1 in 100$1.4M
  24. 22Laura and John Arnold FoundationSimilar grantees: Center for American Progress ($250k/yr), Accelerate - the National Collaborative for Accelerated Learning ($6.7M/yr), Policylink ($170k/yr)under 1 in 100$240k
  25. 23The Susan Thompson Buffett FoundationSimilar grantees: Accelerate Change Inc ($1.0M/yr), Democracy Forward Foundation ($1.4M/yr), International Center for Research on Women ($300k/yr)under 1 in 100$970k
  26. 24Climate Imperative FoundationSimilar grantees: Center for American Progress ($580k/yr)under 1 in 100$860k
  27. 25Chan Zuckerberg Initiative FoundationSimilar grantees: FPF Education and Innovation Foundation ($1.0M/yr), Education Training and Research Associates ($370k/yr), Center for Collaborative Education Inc ($1.0M/yr)under 1 in 100$1.6M