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A Private Foundation located in CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA
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About this Private Foundation: 385587
This private foundation, headquartered in CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, is backed by over $1.6m in total assets. Its IRS 990-PF filing shows it awarded $880k in grants, with a median grant size of $220k and the largest grant totaling $335k. 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 CHARLOTTESVILLE, 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 2023, a dedicated private foundation has made significant strides in promoting affordable housing and community development, with total assets amounting to $1.7 million and an impressive $880,000 allocated for grants. This foundation's mission is centered around enhancing the quality of life for residents by focusing on critical housing initiatives within its geographic reach, primarily in Charlottesville, Virginia.
The foundation prioritizes funding for projects that aim to renovate and improve existing housing facilities, with particular emphasis on transformative developments that foster community engagement and support. Noteworthy projects funded this year include substantial grants directed toward the renovation of Crescent Halls and the advancement of various phases of the South First initiative, all of which play a vital role in enhancing living conditions and accessibility for local residents.
Eligibility for grants is open to nonprofit organizations and community development corporations that align with the foundation's commitment to philanthropy, voluntarism, and grantmaking. The foundation particularly seeks to partner with entities that demonstrate a clear vision for sustainable housing solutions and community revitalization.
In 2023, the foundation's impactful grants have predominantly supported the Charlottesville Community Development Corporation, reflecting a strategic focus on collaborative efforts that drive meaningful change. By distributing $880,000 across multiple grants, the foundation is not only addressing immediate housing needs but also laying the groundwork for long-term community resilience.
As a beacon of hope for those dedicated to improving affordable housing, this foundation invites qualified applicants to explore its funding opportunities. By leveraging the resources available through The Grant Portal, organizations can take the next step toward securing the support necessary to bring their innovative housing projects to fruition. Together, let’s work towards a future where everyone has access to safe, affordable housing.
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$1.6m
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$1.8mGrant Median
$220kCount
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$335k
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