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About this Private Foundation: 383597
This established private foundation is based in Alexandria, VA and manages assets exceeding $20.4m. In its most recent IRS 990-PF filing, the foundation reported distributing $1m in grants, with a median award of $18.5k and a top grant of $150k. 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 Alexandria, 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.
Foundation Profile
In the vibrant city of Alexandria, a dedicated private foundation stands at the forefront of charitable giving, with total assets amounting to $20.5 million in the 2023 tax year. With a commitment to funding impactful charitable activities, this foundation distributed approximately $1.1 million in grants this past year, fostering a spirit of philanthropy and voluntarism within the community.
Focused primarily on supporting initiatives that promote social welfare, the foundation prioritizes grantmaking in various sectors, including education, conservation, and youth development. Notable grants in 2023 included significant contributions to organizations such as a notable preservation initiative in Palm Beach, a local charity in Alexandria, and educational institutions like Hollins University. Each grant reflects the foundation's mission to uplift and empower communities through strategic funding that addresses pressing social issues.
Eligibility for grants is designed to be inclusive, welcoming applications from a diverse range of nonprofit organizations that align with the foundation’s mission. This inclusive approach ensures that a variety of voices and needs are represented, allowing for a broader impact across geographic areas. The foundation’s reach extends beyond local boundaries, supporting initiatives that resonate on a national scale, particularly those that emphasize environmental sustainability and youth enrichment.
The foundation's unique approach lies in its commitment to fostering long-term relationships with grantees, believing that collaboration is key to maximizing the impact of charitable investments. By actively engaging with funded organizations, the foundation not only supports immediate needs but also contributes to the development of sustainable solutions that can transform communities.
For organizations that share a vision of creating positive change and meet the eligibility criteria, exploring funding opportunities through this foundation can be a vital step toward making a lasting impact. Qualified applicants are encouraged to take advantage of the resources available on The Grant Portal, unlocking potential pathways to funding that can help turn their innovative ideas into reality.
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$20.4m
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$1mContributions
$0Grant Median
$18.5kCount
55Grant Max
$150k
Latest Tax e-Filing
2022Published by IRS
2023People
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