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A Private Foundation located in RICHMOND, VA
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About this Private Foundation: 411266
Located in RICHMOND, VA, this leading private foundation manages more than $1000 in assets and primarily supports initiatives related to Philanthropy. It also funds programs involving Voluntarism & Grantmaking Foundations and other related fields. Your organization may be eligible for support if its mission aligns with the foundation’s priorities. While the foundation is based in RICHMOND, VA, it has a history of awarding grants throughout the U.S. and Canada. Full access to the foundation’s application guidelines, deadlines, and contact information is available through a subscription to The Grant Portal.
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In the tax year 2024, a prominent private foundation located in Richmond is dedicated to advancing philanthropic efforts, voluntarism, and grantmaking initiatives. With total assets amounting to $1.0K and a total expenditure of $10.0K, this foundation plays a vital role in supporting various charitable organizations that align with its mission of fostering community development and enhancing the quality of life for individuals in need.
The foundation prioritizes funding opportunities that focus on education, health, and social services, ensuring that grants are directed toward initiatives that create a lasting impact. By providing essential financial support to organizations such as local churches, theological seminaries, educational institutions for children with autism, and humanitarian organizations, the foundation aims to address pressing community needs and uplift marginalized groups.
Eligibility for grants typically extends to nonprofit organizations that demonstrate a commitment to community service and align with the foundation's mission. Organizations seeking funding must showcase their ability to effectively utilize the resources provided and demonstrate measurable outcomes that contribute to the betterment of society.
Funding locations are primarily centered around the Richmond area, though the foundation remains open to supporting initiatives that resonate with its mission beyond local boundaries. The foundation's grant interests include enhancing educational opportunities, promoting mental health resources, and supporting disaster relief efforts, ensuring a comprehensive approach to charitable giving.
As a resource for grant seekers, this foundation encourages applicants to articulate their projects clearly, emphasizing how their initiatives align with the foundation's values. By fostering partnerships with community organizations, the foundation aims to amplify its impact and create a network of support that drives positive change.
In summary, this foundation exemplifies a commitment to philanthropy and social responsibility, providing vital funding to organizations that strive to make a difference in their communities. Grant seekers are encouraged to explore the opportunities available and consider how their missions align with the foundation's focus areas.
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