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A Private Foundation located in CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA
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About this Private Foundation: 357665
This established private foundation is based in CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA and manages assets exceeding $209.9k. In its most recent IRS 990-PF filing, the foundation reported distributing $16k in grants, with a median award of $5.3k and a top grant of $15k. The foundation's primary mission is to support organizations addressing Philanthropy. Additional areas of focus include Voluntarism & Grantmaking Foundations and more. If your organization aligns with its priorities, you may be eligible for funding. While the foundation is located in CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, its grants may reach recipients throughout the United States and Canada. To view the foundation's contact details, application procedures, deadlines, and restrictions, a subscription to The Grant Portal is required.
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In the realm of charitable giving, one private foundation stands out for its unwavering commitment to humanitarian efforts that uplift communities and foster positive change. With total assets amounting to $210,000 in the tax year 2023, this foundation has dedicated itself to making a meaningful impact through strategic grantmaking, distributing $16,000 across various initiatives that align with its mission.
Focused primarily on philanthropy, voluntarism, and grantmaking, the foundation prioritizes projects that address pressing social issues and enhance the well-being of individuals and families. Its funding interests reflect a deep commitment to supporting organizations that provide essential services and resources, particularly in the areas of community support and human welfare. Notably, grants have been awarded to organizations such as community resource providers and local support systems, demonstrating a clear intent to bolster the infrastructure that serves vulnerable populations.
Geographically, the foundation's reach encompasses specific regions, with a strong emphasis on initiatives within Virginia. This localized approach allows for a more profound understanding of community needs and fosters partnerships that drive sustainable change. For instance, significant funding was allocated to a community resource organization in Roanoke, underscoring the foundation's dedication to enhancing local support networks.
Eligibility for grants is typically extended to nonprofit organizations that align with the foundation’s focus areas, particularly those that demonstrate a clear commitment to humanitarian causes. This inclusive approach encourages a diverse range of applicants to seek funding, fostering innovation and collaboration within the nonprofit sector.
As the foundation continues to evolve and adapt to the needs of the communities it serves, it invites qualified organizations to explore available funding opportunities. By leveraging the resources and support offered, applicants can contribute to transformative initiatives that resonate deeply within their communities. Discover the potential for partnership and funding on The Grant Portal and take the next step toward making a lasting impact.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA
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$209.9k
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$16kContributions
$1kGrant Median
$5.3kCount
3Grant Max
$15k
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2022Published by IRS
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