The Little Farm Foundation

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Private Foundation
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VirginiaSmallEIN: 510542728
Community Service ClubsHealth CharitiesEducation NonprofitsFood PantriesReligious and Faith-based Organizations

The organization is a private foundation dedicated to supporting a variety of community-focused initiatives. Its mission appears to center around enhancing community welfare through grants to health charities, educational nonprofits, food pantries, and religious organizations. The foundation prioritizes general support for its recipients, which include hospitals, educational foundations, and community service organizations. While it operates primarily in North Carolina, it also extends its support to organizations in other states, reflecting a broader commitment to community service and development.

Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026

Ideal Applicant

Small to mid-sized community nonprofits, local hospitals, education foundations, faith-based groups, food pantries, or conservation organizations with existing ties or referrals to the foundation.

Good Fit

  • Existing or prior relationship with the foundation or its leadership.
  • Organizational work in states where the foundation has previously funded (notably Wisconsin and North Carolina).
  • Mission in community service, education, health, faith-based activities, food assistance, or local conservation.
  • Willingness to receive general operating support or modest one-time grants.
  • Introductions or endorsements from returning grantees or local partners.

Geography

Broad

Observed grants in the latest year went to recipients in 11 states, and prior years show similar multi-state giving, so the footprint is multi-state rather than strictly local.

Recipient Variety

Broad

The foundation funded 25 distinct recipients in 2024 and 37–40 distinct recipients in prior years across varied sectors (education, health, faith-based, food, conservation), indicating a broad recipient set despite dollar concentration.

New Applicants

Restrictive

Based on three years of filings, most recipients are repeat grantees (23 of 25 in 2024) and only two new grantees appeared in 2024; filings and application notes indicate applicants are typically preselected rather than selected through an open process, so unfamiliar applicants are unlikely to break in without a referral.

Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026