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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
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
WORLD COUNCIL ON INTERCULTURAL AND GLOBAL COMPETENCE Durham NC US $10,000 Introduces a very concrete intercultural methodology from unesco called story circles and train teachers to facilitate this methodology in their classrooms. Additionally, this project provides an online forum for teachers to share and receive feedback on their icc tools, ideas, and resources, and to create an online community for peer support for those desiring to connect with other teachers on intercultural classroom tools and resources as well as for those using the story circles methodology in their classrooms and schools.
WORLD AFFAIRS COUNCIL OF SEATTLE Seattle WA US $15,000 Teacher professional development workshops
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
WORLD AFFAIRS COUNCIL San Francisco CA US $19,300 Increase global certificate program acccessibility in diverse communities surrounding san francisco
WASHINGTON INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL Washington WA US $30,000 Engaging art with the world in mind: constructing teaching exemplars for use by teachers and museum educators - that illustrate powerful ways of engaging with museum collections in order to foster global competence.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA Charlottesville VA US $29,469 Provides middle and high school spanish teachers, from rural, urban, and suburban districts, with specific, intensive, and sustained professional development and accompanying resources that will permit them to bring a genuinely global approach to their teaching, reflective of the complexities, nuances, challenges, and opportunities revealed by current scholarship about the category of the "global."
UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH Raleigh NC US $29,982 Scaling up project based inquiry global: teaching units for sdgs with a target for at risk hs/community college combination program
UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURG Pittsburgh PA US $19,358 Teacher professional development courses
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL Chapel Hill NC US $22,500 World view symposium
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.
UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL MISSOURI Warrensburg MD US $19,745 To use ai in new teacher preparation
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA WORLD OF WORDS Tucson AZ US $10,753 This project addresses accessibility and optimization issues on our website so that teachers, teacher candidates and teacher educators can quickly access resources centered around global children's and adolescent literature to internationalize their classrooms.
UMISSOURI ST LOUIS St Louis MO US $30,000 Internationalizing teacher education in st. Louis and beyond: prep work in st. Louis area-similar grant to what we did in indiana using courses, seminars and communities of practice
UA FOUNDATION Tucson AZ US $23,570 Teacher professional development modules
TRUSTEES OF INDIANA UNIVERSITY Bloomington IN US $24,998 Peer-led-teaming approach to globalizing rural science teacher preparation in the united states
THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA - SPONSORED PROGRAMS Charlottesville VA US $24,000 Integrating data science education with global perspectives
THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION Columbus OH US $20,693 Globally competent students through globally competent teachers: a cohort of diverse, globally competent k-12 pre-service and new-service teachers that is prepared and inspired to teach about global topics.
THE KIND FOUNDATIONEMPATICO New York NY US $21,512 Design and roll out a climate change unit
Tax Year

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

Name Title City State / Province Country
VERONICA BOIX MANSILLA Chair Falls Church VA US
SHANNA PEEPLES Trustee Falls Church VA US
SETH BRADY Trustee Falls Church VA US
PATRICK TERRIEN Trustee Falls Church VA US
NISH MANI Treasurer Falls Church VA US