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A Private Foundation located in TALLAHASSEE, FL
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About this Private Foundation: 397886
This foundation, located in TALLAHASSEE, FL, maintains assets exceeding $657.3k. In its most recent filings, it reported awarding $37.6k in grants, with a median award of $0 and a maximum single grant of $0. The foundation prioritizes initiatives related to . Qualified organizations may find this a potential source of funding. Though based in TALLAHASSEE, FL, its grantmaking is not limited geographically and may include the United States and Canada. To access full details including deadlines, instructions, and eligibility requirements, please subscribe to The Grant Portal.
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In the tax year 2024, a prominent private foundation based in Tallahassee is dedicated to fostering positive social change through its strategic grant-making initiatives. With total assets amounting to $657.3K, the foundation has allocated $37.7K in grants this year, reflecting its commitment to impactful charitable giving.
The foundation's mission centers around enhancing the quality of life within its community by supporting a variety of initiatives that align with its core values. It prioritizes funding for educational programs, health and wellness initiatives, and community development projects. By focusing on these areas, the foundation aims to empower individuals and organizations that strive to create sustainable improvements in their local environments.
Eligible applicants for funding include nonprofit organizations, educational institutions, and community groups that demonstrate a clear alignment with the foundation's mission. The foundation encourages proposals that outline innovative solutions to pressing community challenges, ensuring that grant seekers articulate their objectives and the anticipated outcomes of their projects.
Funding opportunities are primarily available to organizations operating within the local community, although the foundation may consider initiatives that have a broader regional impact. The foundation seeks to support projects that not only address immediate needs but also contribute to long-term solutions, fostering resilience and growth within the community.
Grant interests include programs that promote educational equity, enhance public health, and encourage community engagement. The foundation is particularly interested in initiatives that leverage collaboration among various stakeholders, ensuring that resources are utilized effectively and efficiently.
For grant seekers, understanding the foundation's funding priorities and eligibility criteria is crucial for crafting compelling proposals. By aligning their projects with the foundation's mission and demonstrating a clear impact, organizations can enhance their chances of securing funding and making a meaningful difference in their communities. This foundation remains a vital resource for those committed to driving positive change through thoughtful and strategic charitable efforts.
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