The Greater New Orleans Foundation



Established in 1983, the Greater New Orleans Foundation is the regional leader of philanthropy, with assets of $192 million, of which $117 is endowed.

Since its inception, the Foundation has awarded over $100 million back into the community through grantmaking. Every day, GNOF joins other foundations, nonprofit organizations, community leaders, experts and government officials to address the needs of the community and to build consensus for solutions.

Assets and Giving for Greater New Orleans Foundation

Assets

2019 - 373,676,678
2018 - 318,231,552
2017 - 324,999,143
2016 - 296,130,751
Domestic Grants

2019 - 28,766,154
2018 - 26,188,058
2017 - 24,186,529


    

Recent News from Greater New Orleans Foundation


Greater New Orleans Foundation announces additional $194K in grants for service and hospitality ...
Foundation: Greater New Orleans Foundation

NEW ORLEANS, LA – On Monday, the Greater New Orleans Foundation (GNOF) announced $194,000 in new grants from its Louisiana...more

GNOF Announces $547K in New Grants from the Louisiana Service & Hospitality Family ...
Foundation: Greater New Orleans Foundation

Greater New Orleans Foundation, Gayle Benson, McIlhenny Company Announce $547,000 in New Grants from the Louisiana Service &...more

Greater New Orleans Foundation Highlights $70000 in LGBTQ Fund Grants
Foundation: Greater New Orleans Foundation

NEW ORLEANS – Today, the Greater New Orleans Foundation (GNOF) announced recent grants from its LGBTQ Endowed Fund totaling $70,000...more

$70000 in grants for LGBTQ organizations, from Greater New Orleans Foundation
Foundation: Greater New Orleans Foundation

NEW ORLEANS – On Monday, the Greater New Orleans Foundation (GNOF) announced recent grants from its LGBTQ Endowed Fund...more



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