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A Private Foundation located in CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA
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About this Private Foundation: 460204
This established private foundation is based in CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA and manages assets exceeding $1.4m. In its most recent IRS 990-PF filing, the foundation reported distributing $194.6k in grants, with a median award of $0 and a top grant of $0. 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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This private foundation is dedicated to philanthropy and grantmaking, focusing on enhancing community welfare through strategic funding initiatives. For the tax year 2022, the foundation reported total assets of $1.5 million USD, reflecting its commitment to impactful charitable giving. During this period, it distributed a total of $194.6K USD in grants, demonstrating its active role in supporting various philanthropic efforts.
The foundation's mission centers on fostering voluntarism and encouraging community engagement. It aims to empower organizations that align with its values and priorities, thus enhancing the overall quality of life in the communities it serves. While the foundation does not engage in direct charitable activities, it plays a crucial role in funding initiatives that promote social welfare.
Key focus areas for grant opportunities include community development, education, and health initiatives. The foundation prioritizes projects that demonstrate clear potential for positive impact and sustainability. Eligible applicants are typically nonprofit organizations that operate within these focus areas and can demonstrate a strong track record of effective program implementation.
Geographically, the foundation primarily supports initiatives within Charlottesville and surrounding areas. This localized approach allows for a more concentrated impact, ensuring that funding directly benefits the communities it serves. The foundation seeks to collaborate with organizations that share its commitment to fostering community development and enhancing the lives of residents.
Funding priorities are aligned with the foundation's mission. It encourages innovative projects that address pressing social issues and promote volunteerism. Organizations applying for grants should provide detailed proposals that outline their objectives, expected outcomes, and strategies for community engagement.
To apply for funding, organizations must adhere to specific eligibility rules. Applicants should be registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations and demonstrate a clear alignment with the foundation's mission and focus areas. Proposals must include a comprehensive budget and a plan for measuring the impact of the funded project.
Qualified applicants are encouraged to explore available funding opportunities through The Grant Portal. This platform provides a streamlined process for submitting grant applications and accessing vital resources for philanthropic initiatives. Take the next step in your charitable journey by applying for funding today.
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$1.4m
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$194.6kContributions
$1mGrant Median
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0Grant Max
$0
Latest Tax e-Filing
2021Published by IRS
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