The Cpmg Foundation

Open & Accessible
Private Foundation
WASHINGTON, DCSmallEIN: 472603523
Education NonprofitsAffordable Housing InitiativesYouth Development OrganizationsCommunity and Economic Development ProgramsHomeless Shelters

The CPMG Foundation is a private foundation (founded 2014) co-established by The Menkiti Group and Keller Williams Capital Properties to support urban communities in education, housing, youth, and entrepreneurship. Its presence is documented on The Menkiti Group's website and in IRS filings (Form 990-PF, EIN 47-2603523) listing grants and a Menkiti Group contact.

Source: Website · Mar 2026

Ideal Applicant

Small-to-mid sized nonprofits based in the Washington, DC metro area working in education, youth development, affordable housing, entrepreneurship, community development, or local arts and seeking modest general support or event/sponsorship funding.

Good Fit

  • Primary programs serving DC metro neighborhoods or communities.
  • Work in education, youth development, housing, entrepreneurship, or local arts.
  • Requests for modest grants (roughly $500–$15,000 range) or event sponsorships.
  • Clear demonstration of local impact and partnerships in DC.
  • Willingness to provide basic application materials and local references.
  • Capacity to be listed as a sponsor/partner for events or campaigns.

Geography

Moderate

In the latest year grants went to recipients in six states, but a clear regional focus exists: 58% of dollars and a majority of grants were concentrated in the foundation's home state (DC), indicating a DC‑metro centered footprint with some out‑of‑state giving.

Recipient Variety

Broad

The foundation funded 25 distinct recipients in 2024, with a rising grant count across three years and a mix of new (about 14) and repeat (11) grantees, showing a reasonably broad and independent recipient base for a small private foundation.

New Applicants

Broad

Observed behavior shows many new grantees in the latest year and the profile lists public application instructions, a named contact, phone and a contact form; these factors make it plausible that unfamiliar, well‑aligned applicants can access funding.

Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026