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A Private Foundation located in Richmond, VA
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About this Private Foundation: 307984
Located in Richmond, VA, this notable foundation holds assets exceeding $200k. According to its latest 990-PF filing, it distributed $17.4k in grants, offering a median grant amount of $1.7k. The largest single grant issued was $10k. Its funding primarily supports organizations engaged in Philanthropy, with additional interests in areas like Voluntarism & Grantmaking Foundations and more. Although headquartered in Richmond, VA, the foundation's reach may extend to nonprofits across the U.S. and Canada. For complete grant guidelines, application deadlines, and contact details, access is available through a subscription to The Grant Portal.
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In the vibrant city of Richmond, a dedicated private foundation is making significant strides in philanthropy by focusing on impactful charitable giving. With total assets amounting to $200,000 in the 2023 tax year, this foundation is committed to supporting organizations that align with its mission of fostering positive community change. In this fiscal year, it distributed $17,400 in grants, demonstrating a strong commitment to operational support and vital initiatives.
The foundation prioritizes funding for operational expenses, building funds, and charitable donations, reflecting a deep understanding of the needs of nonprofit organizations. Its grantmaking interests are primarily centered around philanthropy, voluntarism, and grantmaking foundations, allowing it to empower a range of causes that resonate with its values. Notably, this foundation provided substantial support to organizations such as the James River Association, which received $10,000 to enhance its environmental initiatives, showcasing a commitment to sustainable practices and community engagement.
Geographically, the foundation’s reach extends beyond Richmond, impacting organizations across the United States. Grants have been awarded to various entities, including educational institutions and advocacy groups, illustrating a diverse approach to funding that addresses pressing social issues. In 2023, grants were also allocated to organizations such as Oberlin College and the Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence, reflecting a commitment to education and public safety.
Eligibility for funding is open to a range of charitable organizations that align with the foundation’s mission and funding priorities. By focusing exclusively on providing funds to established charitable organizations, the foundation ensures that its resources are utilized effectively to foster systemic change.
For organizations seeking to make a meaningful impact, this foundation offers a unique opportunity to secure funding that can help drive their missions forward. Qualified applicants are encouraged to explore available funding opportunities and become part of a collaborative effort to enhance community well-being through effective charitable initiatives. Visit The Grant Portal to learn more and apply today.
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$200k
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$17.4kContributions
$0Grant Median
$1.7kCount
10Grant Max
$10k
Latest Tax e-Filing
2022Published by IRS
2023People
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