The Narang Foundation

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Private Foundation
McLean, VirginiaSmallEIN: 823528357
Education NonprofitsHuman ServicesCommunity Service ClubsCultural Heritage NonprofitsHealth Charities

The organization is a private foundation dedicated to supporting various charitable causes, with a focus on education, human services, and cultural heritage. It funds initiatives such as educational programs, community services, and projects that promote cultural awareness, exemplified by its support for the History of Chai Documentary. The foundation serves a diverse range of recipients, including schools, health organizations, and community service groups. Its funding reflects a commitment to enhancing educational opportunities and providing support to vulnerable populations.

Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026

Ideal Applicant

A small to mid-sized nonprofit or school with programs in education, local human services, or cultural heritage that fits the foundation’s typical award size and is known to or can be introduced to the board or existing grantee network.

Good Fit

  • Program work in education, local human services, or cultural/civic projects.
  • Request sized in the foundation’s historical range (roughly $10k–$50k).
  • Established local presence or operating in one of the states the foundation has funded.
  • An existing referral or relationship to a director, past grantee, or intermediary.

Geography

Moderate

Observed grants span four states (VA, DC, MD and CA) with a historically dominant share in Virginia but out-of-state awards present; the footprint is regional/multi-state rather than strictly local or national.

Recipient Variety

Moderate

Each observed year funds multiple distinct independent recipients (7–12), and different sectors are represented, but dollars are concentrated (the top five grantees received ~82% in the latest year), suggesting moderate breadth rather than very wide diversification.

New Applicants

Restrictive

The foundation’s filings explicitly state grants are to preselected applicants and no open application process or contact route is provided; while a handful of new grantees appear each year, direct evidence that an unfamiliar organization can successfully enter the portfolio without nomination is lacking.

Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026