National Press Photographers Foundation

The grantmaking conscience of photojournalism, funding the next generation of visual storytellers through scholarships and fellowships that often carry the names of those who came before.

  • nppf.org
  • Legacy
  • Mclean, GA
  • Foundation and grantmaker
  • Read from public sources, Sep 2026
3named by NPPF
33named by peers

Financial profile

National Press Photographers Foundation · EIN 58-1024004 · 501(c)(3)

Fiscal yearTotal revenueContributionsProgram servicesTotal expensesNet assetsYear end
FY2023$195,812$124,604$30,853$260,917$1,071,448May 2023
FY2022$266,124$219,747$2,969$233,160$1,136,553May 2022
FY2021$228,064$185,803$0$119,900$1,103,589May 2021
FY2020$249,443$173,331$43,830$165,838$995,425May 2020
FY2019$142,125$66,920$35,846$134,909$911,820May 2019
FY2018$212,821$159,095$11,620$99,917$904,604May 2018

Figures exactly as reported. A blank cell was blank on the form. The fiscal year links to the filing.

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Peer societies

Five societies National Press Photographers Foundation is read alongside.

Who backs NPPF

Every company National Press Photographers Foundation names publicly as a supporter, exactly as published. Companies also named by other associations on Sociogene come first.

CompanySupport as publishedAlso named by
SONYCorporate partnerACS APA ASMP CI CMA +3
Feature Photo ServiceFoundation donorOnly National Press Photographers Foundation, so far
Zimmerman Edelson Inc.Foundation donorOnly National Press Photographers Foundation, so far
Sources: 2 published lists, read September 2026

NPPF corporate sponsors. Read September 28, 2026. Current corporate sponsors page; logo wall.

NPPF donors of $1,000 or more. Read September 28, 2026. Cumulative donor list, mostly individuals; only companies recorded.

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Who backs National Press Photographers Foundation's peers, but not National Press Photographers Foundation

Companies named publicly by at least one of National Press Photographers Foundation's five peer societies, and not found in National Press Photographers Foundation's reviewed public records.

CompanyMABFNAFBFAFPeers
Agoro Carbon AllianceNamed1 of 3
AgriMarketing MagazineNamed1 of 3
BASFNamed1 of 3
Bayer Crop ScienceNamed1 of 3
Beck’sNamed1 of 3
BigIronNamed1 of 3
BP Royal UgandaNamed1 of 3
CASE IHNamed1 of 3
CME GroupNamed1 of 3
Corteva AgriscienceNamed1 of 3
CROPLAN SeedNamed1 of 3
Dyenomite ApparelNamed1 of 3
Fibre52Named1 of 3
Firestone AgNamed1 of 3
FMCNamed1 of 3
Gildan Honduras PropertiesNamed1 of 3
GROWMARKNamed1 of 3
Indigo AgNamed1 of 3
John DeereNamed1 of 3
Nationwide InsuranceNamed1 of 3
NovonesisNamed1 of 3
Noyon Lanka Pvt LtdNamed1 of 3
NutrienNamed1 of 3
Nutrien Ag SolutionsNamed1 of 3
Patrick Media BrokeragePremier Sponsor, Evening of Excellence Reception1 of 3
PhospholutionsNamed1 of 3
Pivot BioNamed1 of 3
PoetNamed1 of 3
PTxNamed1 of 3
Rohde & SchwarzPremier Sponsor, Evening of Excellence Program Guide1 of 3
Sumitomo Biorational CompanyNamed1 of 3
Syngenta North AmericaNamed1 of 3
Vive Crop ProtectionNamed1 of 3

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The outside view

The grantmaking conscience of photojournalism, funding the next generation of visual storytellers through scholarships and fellowships that often carry the names of those who came before.

  • Consensus
  • Build
  • Outward
  • Volunteer

Their shape

The Legacy

Faithful to what was handed down.

The Legacy is devoted to continuity, carrying a tradition and an identity across generations. Its gift is stability and deep institutional memory, its challenge is making room for change.

Also reads toward The Movement and The Guild.

Strengths

→Unmatched continuity and a trusted name.
→Decisions honor a long arc, not a news cycle.
→Members feel part of something lasting.

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