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Longview Foundation

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Description

The Longview Foundation supports K-12 education projects in the U.S. that build global perspectives in teachers and students.

The Foundation's grantmaking priorities include the following:

  • State and Districtwide Efforts in Internationalization & Global Competence
    This program provides support to state-level activities designed to stimulate state policy and program initiatives by engaging high-level business leaders, policymakers, and the public in...

Opportunity Information

Application Deadlines

June 15, 2026 by 5:00 PM ET

Average Grant Range
$10,000 - $20,000
Geographic Scope
USA
Areas of Interest
International Affairs
Education: General
Curriculum Development
Education Reform/Innovation
Higher Education
K-12 Education
Literacy
School-to-Work
Teacher/Faculty Development
Vocational
Technology
Children/Youth
Types of Support
Collaborations/Coalitions
Project/Program Support
Funder Information
Total Annual Giving
$191,223
Grant Range
$2,000 - $20,000
Average Grant
$14,709
Median Grant
$15,000
Total Assets
$4,779,002
Type
Foundation, Fund, or Trust
EIN
52-6070327
Application Procedures

Application guidelines are available on the Foundation's website. Applications must be submitted online.

The financial information is based on the most recent 990-PF tax form for 2025

Requirements

Eligibility Details

Nonprofit organizations and educational institutions

Restriction Details

The Foundation does not fund:

  • projects outside the united states;
  • projects that reach small numbers of students and teachers;
  • work that does not advance or contribute primarily to global understanding in k-12 education;
  • support for individual pk-12 schools or programs within individual schools;
  • international travel;
  • project work linked to a specific country;
  • overhead/indirect costs above 10%;
  • individuals; and,
  • for-profit entities.

Contact Information

General Contact

1069 West Broad Street
Suite 801

Falls Church, Virginia, 22046

Primary Contact
Jennifer Manise
Executive Director

Grants History

This funder has a page on their website listing previous grantees.
Grants Awarded

You can review tax forms on ProPublica. Learn more about them and the 990.

990s

This is a list of grant recipients noted on the funder’s 990 forms.

This includes forms filed in 2018 and later, so it can include information for tax years earlier than that.

The information below is pulled directly from the form itself without any alterations.

If the details are not included, e.g. “Various”, they may be indicated on the PDF on the IRS site.

The awards may also be listed on the funder’s website.

Tax Year Recipient City State / Province Country Amount Purpose
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA Gainesville FL US $16,517 Globalizing cte through virtual exchange: florida virtual exchange (ve) network will increase the global competence of florida educators and enhance their curriculum through online ve training.
WORLD AFFAIRS COUNCIL - CINCINNATI & NORTHERN KENTUCKY Highland Heights KY US $15,000 To expand out of school time global education activities 13-18 year olds
PACIFIC & ASIAN AFFAIRS COUNCIL Honolulu HI US $20,000 To expand out of school time activities in state of hawaii.
COMMUNITY COLLEGES FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT Houston TX US $11,885 Enhancement grant. Focus of larger grant is on creating online global pd for community college faculty that supports bringing global content into cte coursework in the cc setting. Our support of ccid would extend the work by disseminating materials, identifying pilot sites, supporting a workshop and embedding the content into the annual meeting program, and supporting travel to the acte global advisory group.
CHILDRENS MUSEUM OF INDIANAPOLIS Indianapolis IN US $21,200 To convene a panel of expert advisors to co-develop in-classroom resources
LANCASTER-LEBANON EDUCATION FOUNDATION Lancaster PA US $20,173 To create welcoming spaces in schools in lancaster and lebanon counties (pa) and ultimately help students and educators positively change classroom climate and conversations around immigration and refugees.
GLOBAL DIALOGUE (IEFG) London UK $2,000 To support ongoing operations and learning collaborative
CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION - STUART FOUNDATION FUND Los Angeles CA US $10,000 Purpose of education fund
WORLD SAVVY Minneapolis MN US $5,000 Unrestricted one-time support grant due to pandemic
WORLD SAVVY Minneapolis MN US $22,000 Leadership for global competence in complex times
MONTANA WORLD AFFAIRS COUNCIL Missoula MT US $10,000 Global education initiatives (gei) that help montanas youth better understand the world and their place in it. These free international education programs focusing on rural, remote and reservation schools in underserved areas foster understanding and engagement by connecting montana students to the world and preparing them to be successful, engaged and learned citizens, locally and globally.
MONTANA WORLD AFFAIRS COUNCIL Missoula MT US $20,000 To engage u. S. Middle students in envisioning economic opportunity
ILLINOIS GLOBAL SCHOLAR PROJECT Naperville IL US $30,000 For support of collaborative common philanthropic activity with regard to public education
ROBERT F KENNEDY HUMAN RIGHTS New York NY US $20,000 To support arts education approaches in civic learning through theater
GLOBAL KIDS New York NY US $5,000 Unrestricted one-time support grant due to pandemic
GLOBE SMART KIDS New York NY US $16,650 The global friendship enhancement project will create new content to integrate right into this curriculum. Now that the curriculum has been used by teachers for about a year and a half, feedback from educators identified 'more content and 'spanish translation' as the two most needed program enhancements.
IEARN New York NY US $5,000 Unrestricted one-time support grant due to pandemic
THE KIND FOUNDATIONEMPATICO New York NY US $21,512 Design and roll out a climate change unit
TENNENBAUM CENTER FOR INTERRELIGIOUS UNDERSTANDING New York NY US $15,000 To support teacher professional development
THE KIND FOUNDATION New York NY US $25,000 Bridging differences: building global competencies: a 12-month content development project with empatico and greater good science center (ggsc) to co-develop a series of four activities centered around bridging differences along with best practice/professional development resources that will orient and support students, educators, and caregivers to establish/deepen specific social-emotional skills and global competencies and grow in these practices by navigating differences and dynamics with peers from unfamiliar contexts through the collaborative exploration of potentially difficult conversation topics.
Tax Year

The most recent tax form filed for 2025 lists the following key individuals.

Name Title City State / Province Country
NISH MANI Treasurer Falls Church VA US
SHANNA PEEPLES Trustee Falls Church VA US
HEATHER SINGMASTER Vice Chair Falls Church VA US
JENNIFER MANISE Ex Officio Falls Church VA US
FRANK GETTRIDGE Trustee Falls Church VA US