Grants for ancillary health service organizations

980 ancillary health care service organizations received at least $370.3 million in grants for the most recent fiscal year. This includes 1,202 grants made from 897 grantmaking organizations, with a median grant amount of $1,000. Of these 897 foundations, 87% made just a single grant to blood centers, and 2% made grants to four or more blood centers. This analysis is based on grantmakers that e-file their Form 990s, and likely is an undercount of grants.
$370,316,692
Total grant dollars given to ancillary health service organizations
1,202
Number of grants made annually to ancillary health service organizations
897
Number of grantmakers funding ancillary health service organizations
$1,000
Median grant size to ancillary health service organizations

Foundations that support ancillary health care service organizations

Out of all grants made to ancillary health service organizations, 78% came from small foundations with less than $10 million in assets. The top 10 grantmakers accounted for 99% of the dollar-value of grants to blood centers. Foundations funding blood centers also made grants to multiservice human service organizations, ambulances and emts, food banks, animal shelters, and religious organizations.

Foundation size

Foundation sizeNumber of grantmakers
Small
 
705
Medium
 
116
Large
 
76
Small foundations have <$10M in assets. Medium foundations have $10M to $50M in assets. Large foundations have >$50M in assets.

Foundation type

Foundation typeNumber of grantmakers
Community
 
24
Private
 
754
Corporate
 
53
Other
 
66

Grants made

Grants made to blood centersNumber of grantmakers
1
 
786
2-3
 
91
4-10
 
14
11+
 
6

Top 10 foundations supporting ancillary health care service organizations

GrantmakerStateGeographic focusPercent of grant dollars to blood centersNumber of grants made to blood centersMedian grant size
Westrock FoundationGANational0.0%80$7
Abbvie FoundationILNational0.0%16$50
Chubb Charitable FoundationPANational0.0%14$62
Seattle FoundationWAState0.0%12$2,000
BMW Family FoundationNYMetro1.1%12$18
Synchrony FoundationCTNational0.0%10$117
Land O'Lakes FoundationMNNational0.1%6$800
Carmax FoundationVANational0.0%6$620
Shell Oil Company FoundationTXNational0.0%6$317

Ancillary health care service organizations grantees

Ancillary health service organizations with more than $5 million in total revenues received 98% of all grant dollars. These larger organizations accounted for 22% of all blood centers.

Grant amounts

Size of grantNumber of grants
<$10k
 
1,185
$10k-$25k
 
0
$25k-$100k
 
0
$100k+
 
17

Grant amount by grantee size

Grantee annual revenueMedian grant size
<$100k
 
$500
$100k-$500k
 
$500
$500k-$1M
 
$1,000
$1M-$5M
 
$1,000
>$5M
 
$1,000

Grantee states

State of granteeNumber of grants
New York
 
279
Virginia
 
117
New Jersey
 
113
Connecticut
 
71
Other
 
622

Grantee metros

Metro area of granteeNumber of grants
New York City
 
309
San Francisco
 
43
Bridgeport
 
37
Virginia Beach
 
32
Other
 
578

Top 25 grants made to ancillary health service organizations

GranteeGrant sizePurposeGrantmaker
Vitalant$89,550,654Transfer of Net AssetsCreative Testing Solutions (CTS)
Kaiser Permanente School of Medicine$61,273,719Project SupportKaiser Permanente
Kaiser Permanente School of Medicine$61,273,719Per AgreementKaiser Permanente
Vitalant$56,664,468AccrualCreative Testing Solutions (CTS)
Oneblood$29,850,218Transfer of Net AssetsCreative Testing Solutions (CTS)
Versiti Wisconsin (BCW)$8,398,573Bri ProjectsVersiti Blood Research Institute Foundation
Be the Match$8,245,676Research SubawardMedical College of Wisconsin (MCW)
Mercycare Service Corporation$8,200,000Fair Market ValueMercy Medical Center
Mercycare Service Corporation$8,200,000Fair Market ValueMercy Medical Center
Mercycare Service Corporation$8,200,000For Use in Continuing OperationsMercy Medical Center
We Care Solar$5,100,000HealthSilicon Valley Community Foundation (SVCF)
Avenir Health$5,000,000Family PlanningBill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Vitalant$4,739,783AccrualCreative Testing Solutions (CTS)
Temple Faculty Practice Plan$4,000,000Tuhic DividendTemple University Health System (TUHS)
Temple Faculty Practice Plan$4,000,000Tuhic DividendTemple University Health System (TUHS)
Paeon Health Services$3,265,000Cash TransferredOchsner Medical Center
University Lab Partners$2,567,507General SupportThe Beall Family Foundation
Donate Life Wisconsin$5,000Organ Donation AwarenessMatt Schmidt Faith Foundation
Boyertown Community Ambulance Service$5,000Charitable, Etc. Per I.r.c. Section 107(c)(2)The Effenesse Foundation
Verona Rescue Squad$5,000Purchase Rescue Tools andLouis M Plansoen Charitable Trust U10th Par
Southern Clarion County Ambulance$5,000Stair ChairR M Eccles and E M Eccles Foundation
Gift of Life International$5,000General Purpose Sick/needy ChildrenThe Bailey Miller Foundation
National Medical Fellowships (NMF)$5,0002019 Champions of Health Awards Atlanta FundMAG Mutual Foundation
Sheridan Area Search and Rescue of Sheridan County Wyoming$5,000General SupportWoodson Family Foundation
Stowe Rescue Squad$5,000General PurposePolly A Levee Charitable Trust - Trust A
Methodology: To determine grants and grantees, Cause IQ analyzes electronically-filed Form 990, Form 990-EZ, and Form 990-PF financial disclosure documents, matching grantees to specific organizations using EINs and fuzzy matching logic. The "Ancillary health service organizations" category for this page is determined by the "E60: Health Support Services" National Taxonomy of Exempt Entities (NTEE) code. Cause IQ determines NTEEs for organizations by its own internally-developed secret-sauce algorithms.