Foundations that fund organizations in Tea, South Dakota

Worked out from where the grants went, not where the foundations sit.

Funding landscape for Tea nonprofits

8 private foundations gave $34K to Tea organizations in their latest filings; 2 of the 8 that say either way accept applications.

8 grants in total, with a typical foundation's median grant to Tea around $5,000. 3 of these funders are based in South Dakota; the rest give here from elsewhere.

Foundations giving here
8
Accept applications
2
of 8 that state a policy
Dollars to Tea
$34K
latest filings
Grants
8
Typical median grant
$5,000
Based in SD
38%
of funders listed

Funders, by dollars given to Tea organizations

FoundationBased inGrants hereDollars hereMedianAccepts applicationsTypical purposes
Orthopedic Institute FoundationTea, SD1$14K$14KPreselected onlyResearch activities to further the exempt purposes of the f…
Beacom Family FoundationSioux Falls, SD1$6,000$6,000Preselected onlyGeneral needs
The Chesterman Family FoundationSioux City, IA1$5,000$5,000Preselected onlyTo further programs of the organization
James D Greenheck Foundation IncWeston, WI1$5,000$5,000Preselected onlyTo promote and support class racing in the upper midwest
Schock FoundationSioux Falls, SD1$2,000$2,000Preselected onlyGeneral Contribution
Verizon FoundationBasking Ridge, NJ1$1,000$1,000Preselected onlyOther civic / community
Midcontinent FoundationMinneapolis, MN1$500$500YesMatching gift
Interstates FoundationSioux Center, IA1$500$500YesDonation

Source: IRS Form 990-PF Part XV, latest electronic return per foundation (2026-10-28). "Accepts applications" reflects the foundation's own checkbox on Part XV line 2. Grants to individuals excluded.

Common questions

Which foundations give to nonprofits in Tea, South Dakota?

Orthopedic Institute Foundation, Beacom Family Foundation, The Chesterman Family Foundation, James D Greenheck Foundation Inc, Schock Foundation and 3 others reported grants to Tea organizations on their latest Form 990-PF.

How do I approach a foundation that doesn't accept applications?

A foundation that checks "contributes only to preselected organizations" on its 990-PF won't review a cold proposal. Look at who it funds, find a shared board member, grantee or advisor, and ask for an introduction. Foundations that accept applications usually list a contact and deadlines in Part XV; we show that text on each foundation's page.

Is this list complete?

No. It covers private foundations (Form 990-PF filers) whose latest electronic return lists at least one grant to an organization in Tea. Community foundations and corporate giving programs file different forms and are not included yet.

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