Grant funders
W Oneil Foundation
Private foundation, Maryland
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Open calls
0
Given in 2024
$1.8m
Typical grant
$10k
Middle half $9,688 to $20k
New grantees in 2024
13%
first grant from this funder
Giving by year
$3.0m
2022
64
$2.5m
2023
61
$1.8m
2024
56
13% of 2024 grantees were new to this funder
Amount and number of grants we hold records for in each year, which can be less than everything the funder gave. The current year is incomplete.
Where it gives
District of Columbia
59 grants · typical $20k
New York
33 grants · typical $25k
Maryland
18 grants · typical $23k
Connecticut
18 grants · typical $20k
Virginia
11 grants · typical $20k
Illinois
9 grants · typical $10k
California
8 grants · typical $13k
Massachusetts
8 grants · typical $10k
All years we hold. Grants with no recorded place are left out.
Latest grants made
Community Service Associates Inc
Grant to Community Service Associates Inc
$10k
31 Dec 2024
American Jesuits International
Grant to American Jesuits International
$5,000
31 Dec 2024
Together We Bake
Grant to Together We Bake
$20k
31 Dec 2024
Washington Jesuit Academy
Grant to Washington Jesuit Academy
$43k
31 Dec 2024
St John's Bread and Life
Grant to St John's Bread and Life
$20k
31 Dec 2024
St Anselm's Abbey School
Grant to St Anselm's Abbey School
$5,000
31 Dec 2024
Homeboy Industries
Grant to Homeboy Industries
$15k
31 Dec 2024
Crossing Thresholds Inc
Grant to Crossing Thresholds Inc
$20k
31 Dec 2024
Negotiation Works
Grant to Negotiation Works
$5,000
31 Dec 2024
Diocese of Savannah
Grant to Diocese of Savannah
$15k
31 Dec 2024
How to apply
- How to apply
- An application form is not required. Initial approach should be by letter of inquiry outlining the nature of the project, the amount requested and evidence of irc section 501(C)(3) exempt status. If the project coincides with the foundation's interests, a proposal will be requested.
- Restrictions
- The foundation is primarily interested in faith-motivated programs that directly bring basic necessities, such as food, clothing, shelter, basic medical care and basic education to those experiencing poverty throughout the world, particularly those needing emergency relief. International assistance grants are made only to u.s.-based charities. The foundation does not make loans or grants to individuals or grants for endowments, capital campaigns, church and school renovations, research, special events, conferences or seminars.
- Contact
- Helene O'neil Shere President The W
- Address
- PO Box 15888, Chevy Chase, Md, 208255888
- Phone
- 3016565848
- Woneilfoundation@wonf.org
From the funder's IRS Form 990-PF for the year to 31 Dec 2025.
Data: Source: Internal Revenue Service, Form 990-series e-file data. (Public IRS data); Source: Internal Revenue Service, Form 990-series e-file data (Public IRS data)