Your funding orbit Explore the nonprofit, its program funders since 2016, its funding peers and the potential new funders reached through that network.
Your Funders (1) Funding Peers (15) size = shared funders Potential New Funders (14) green = stronger
R J Mcelroy Trust, rank 1, connected through 1 of your funders and 2 funding peers Otto Schoitz Foundation, rank 2, connected through 1 of your funders and 1 funding peers Orlan Snyder Charitable Trust, rank 3, connected through 1 of your funders and 1 funding peers Mercy Hospital of Franciscan Sisters Inc, rank 4, connected through 1 of your funders and 1 funding peers Building Direction for Families Inc, rank 5, connected through 1 of your funders and 1 funding peers Max and Helen Guernsey Charitable Foundation, rank 6, connected through 1 of your funders and 1 funding peers Duroe Family Foundation, rank 7, connected through 1 of your funders and 1 funding peers Veridian Credit Union, rank 8, connected through 1 of your funders and 1 funding peers Cedar Valley United Way, rank 9, connected through 1 of your funders and 1 funding peers Redirect, rank 10, connected through 1 of your funders and 1 funding peers Independence Bancshares Charitable Foundation Inc, rank 11, connected through 1 of your funders and 1 funding peers Lsb Foundation, rank 12, connected through 1 of your funders and 1 funding peers Greater Oelwein Area Charitable Foundation Inc, rank 13, connected through 1 of your funders and 1 funding peers Jamf Nation Global Foundation, rank 14, connected through 1 of your funders and 1 funding peers Northeast Iowa Charitable Foundation, funded you in 2023 Take a Kid Outdoors your organization 14 potential new funders 15 funding peers 1 of your funders
Complete circle
Take a Kid Outdoors This organization sits at the center of a network formed by its program funders recorded since 2016 and the other organizations those funders support.
Program funders since 2016 1
Funding peers 15
Potential new funders 14 Select any node to inspect it. Ring position shows relationship type, not likelihood or importance.
All program funders recorded since 2016 and all ranked potential new funders are shown. Potential funders run from green for stronger network connections to yellow for weaker ones. Peer size reflects the number of shared funders. The peer ring shows the closest peers across all fields with at least three shared funders; use the peer tab to explore the complete set.