Funded Non-profit Organization Managem Startups
Among the disclosed rounds in this nonprofit organization management set, the largest amount is Woodson Center’s $2M round dated 2024-10-07; it is material…
Among the disclosed rounds in this nonprofit organization management set, the largest amount is Woodson Center’s $2M round dated 2024-10-07; it is materially larger than the next-largest disclosed entries ($450K at INPEACE on 2025-08-14, $400K at HURIDOCS on 2023-12-20, and $200K at Food Bank of Northwest Indiana on 2023-07-19). The smallest disclosed amount is Cornerstones at $30K (2024-03-27), showing a wide spread across disclosed sizes.
Clustering is visible by time and geography: the most recent 90 days’ boundary in this view runs back to 2024-10-07 (Woodson Center), and that same window includes multiple US-based DC-area and California-area entries (e.g., national FFA in Indianapolis with $4M on 2024-03-21; Cornerstones in Reston, VA at $30K on 2024-03-27; and Dare to Care Food Bank in Louisville at $70K on 2023-07-19). Disclosures are sparse: 15 of 20 rows are marked either “undisclosed” (10) or missing a dollar figure (5), while the disclosed remainder totals 10 entries. Every listed row carries “Series Unknown” in the funding classification (or blank on the same field).
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Frequently asked
What stands out as the largest disclosed round in nonprofit organization management here, and how does it compare to the rest of the disclosed amounts?
Woodson Center’s $2M round (2024-10-07) is the top disclosed amount in this list, sitting well above the next-largest disclosed rounds like INPEACE’s $450K (2025-08-14), HURIDOCS’s $400K (2023-12-20), and Food Bank of Northwest Indiana’s $200K (2023-07-19).
Which entry has the smallest disclosed amount, and where does it sit within the disclosed range?
Cornerstones is the smallest disclosed entry at $30K (2024-03-27). That $30K floor is far below the mid-tier disclosed values such as $70K (Dare to Care Food Bank on 2023-07-19) and $200K (Food Bank of Northwest Indiana on 2023-07-19).
How much of this list has undisclosed or missing funding amounts, and does the answer change the reliability of comparisons?
Only 10 of 20 rows show a disclosed dollar amount; 10 are explicitly “undisclosed” (e.g., Housing Plus Solutions on 2026-04-10, Anti Recidivism Coalition on 2024-10-02), and 5 have a blank amount field (e.g., national FFA on 2024-03-21 with $4M shown, plus one blank-field instance at Cornerstones is already disclosed—while other blanks include The corner cases as shown). As a result, size comparisons are driven by a subset where the disclosed amounts are available.
Are there temporal clusters in these most-recent entries, or are rounds spread out evenly?
The listed rounds span from 2023-06-20 (Mercy Street) to 2026-04-10 (Housing Plus Solutions), but several dated entries cluster in late July and late October 2024. Examples include multiple 2024-10 dates (Woodson Center on 2024-10-07, Anti Recidivism Coalition on 2024-10-02, Create Now on 2024-10-02) and a pair of same-day entries on 2024-07-25 (DC College Access Program and Every Meal).
Do any cities appear more than once, suggesting a geographic concentration rather than one-off locations?
Yes: Washington, District of Columbia appears in two distinct entries with the same nonprofit management classification, including Woodson Center in Washington, DC (2024-10-07) and DC College Access Program in Washington, DC (2024-07-25). California also shows up repeatedly via multiple metro areas, including Los Angeles (Anti Recidivism Coalition on 2024-10-02 and Create Now on 2024-10-02) and San Rafael (How Women Lead on 2024-06-11).
Which non-US locations form outliers or meaningful anchors compared with the US-heavy list?
Non-US entries are present but sparse: The Felix Project in London (undisclosed on 2026-02-10), HURIDOCS in Geneva (2023-12-20 at $400K), and Carlisle Youth Zone in Carlisle, Cumbria (2023-07-28 at $10K). Among disclosed non-US amounts, HURIDOCS’s $400K (2023-12-20) is the largest, while Carlisle Youth Zone’s $10K (2023-07-28) is near the low end of disclosed US figures.
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