The Reva and David Logan Foundation

Overview

The Reva and David Logan Foundation is a Chicago-based family foundation that makes strategic grants in social justice, journalism, and the arts in the United States and internationally.

History

Reva and David Logan established the foundation in 1965. It remains a family foundation and continues grantmaking in the issue areas associated with its founders.

What sets it apart

The foundation emphasizes investigative journalism, social justice, and the arts. It describes its approach as catalytic and supports organizations and projects that challenge established practices and pursue durable social change.

How to apply for funding

Applicants must work within one of the foundation's three issue areas and meet its funding guidelines. Eligible applicants include U.S. 501(c)(3) organizations, fiscally sponsored individuals or organizations, and international applicants with a U.S.-based fiscal sponsor or an equivalency-determination certificate. Applications are submitted through the foundation's online portal when accepted.

Leadership

The board includes Crystal Logan, Greg LeRoy, James Harkin, Jim Hellige, Mario Garcia, Patric McCoy, Reuben Logan, Rozina Breen, and Richard Logan. Foundation staff administer grants and programs from Chicago.

Location and contact info

Location
Chicago, Illinois
United States
Website
https://loganfdn.org
Application information
https://loganfdn.org/how-to-apply/