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A Private Foundation located in Chantilly, VA
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About this Private Foundation: 222327
This private foundation, headquartered in Chantilly, VA, is backed by over $9.5k in total assets. Its IRS 990-PF filing shows it awarded $36k in grants, with a median grant size of $8.7k and the largest grant totaling $21.3k. The foundation's core mission is to fund projects and organizations aligned with Philanthropy. It also provides support in areas such as Voluntarism & Grantmaking Foundations and related causes. Even though it is based in Chantilly, VA, the foundation may consider funding requests from organizations across the United States and Canada. To view application criteria, restrictions, deadlines, and contact information, a subscription to The Grant Portal is necessary.
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In the tax year 2022, a private foundation located in Chantilly demonstrated a strong commitment to supporting veterans and their families. With total assets of $9.5K, the foundation distributed $36.1K in grants, reflecting its dedication to charitable giving and community support. The foundation's mission centers on providing essential financial assistance and fostering healing through various programs tailored to the unique needs of veterans.
The foundation focuses on several key areas. Emergency financial assistance is a primary concern, allowing veterans to apply for support with urgent expenses. This can include mortgage or rent payments, utility bills, and even grocery cards. The foundation recognizes that financial hardships can arise unexpectedly, and it aims to alleviate some of the burdens faced by veterans.
Another critical area of focus is funeral cost assistance. Families of deceased veterans can apply for financial help to cover funeral expenses. This support is vital during difficult times, providing families with the resources they need to honor their loved ones without additional financial stress.
The foundation also emphasizes the importance of community and connection through its unit reunions sponsorship program. Veterans can seek funding to reunite with their former comrades, fostering a supportive environment that aids in addressing issues such as PTSD. These reunions are essential for emotional healing and reconnection.
Additionally, the foundation promotes recovery through sports by sponsoring veterans to participate in athletic activities. This holistic approach to wellness encourages physical activity as a means of healing, allowing veterans to apply for reimbursement of race entry fees.
Geographically, the foundation primarily serves the Chantilly area, focusing its funding on local veterans and their families. Its interests lie in philanthropy, voluntarism, and grantmaking, with a clear priority on addressing the immediate needs of veterans.
Eligibility for grants is straightforward. Veterans and their families facing financial hardships or seeking support for reunions or sports activities are encouraged to apply. The foundation’s commitment to these causes ensures that funds are directed toward those who need them most.
Qualified applicants are invited to explore and apply for funding opportunities through The Grant Portal. This platform offers a streamlined process for accessing vital resources and support for veterans and their families.
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2021Published by IRS
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