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A Private Foundation located in MIAMI, FL
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About this Private Foundation: 412858
This private foundation, headquartered in MIAMI, FL, is backed by over $6.4m in total assets. Its IRS 990-PF filing shows it awarded $310.9k in grants, with a median grant size of $0 and the largest grant totaling $0. The foundation's core mission is to fund projects and organizations aligned with . Even though it is based in MIAMI, FL, 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.
Foundation Profile
Located in Miami, this private foundation is dedicated to enhancing community welfare through strategic charitable giving. With a mission that emphasizes support for education, health, and cultural initiatives, the foundation aims to empower individuals and enrich the lives of residents in targeted areas.
Grant opportunities are available for organizations that align with the foundation’s core values, focusing particularly on projects that foster educational advancement and promote health and wellness. Eligible applicants include nonprofit organizations, schools, and other entities that can demonstrate a commitment to making a positive impact within their communities.
Funding priorities are centered on initiatives that address pressing social issues, with a keen interest in programs that enhance educational resources and improve health outcomes. The foundation seeks to support innovative projects that not only provide immediate assistance but also contribute to long-term community development.
Geographically, the foundation primarily focuses its funding efforts in specific regions, ensuring that resources are directed toward areas with the greatest need. This localized approach allows for a more significant impact, as the foundation prioritizes initiatives that resonate with the community's unique challenges and opportunities.
Eligibility criteria for grant seekers typically include having a 501(c)(3) status or equivalent, a clear mission statement, and a demonstrated history of successful project implementation. Organizations must also provide detailed proposals that outline their goals, expected outcomes, and how their initiatives align with the foundation's mission.
Overall, this foundation is committed to fostering a culture of philanthropy and community engagement. By offering grants that support vital programs and initiatives, it aims to create lasting change and improve the quality of life for individuals and families in its focus areas. For those seeking funding, understanding these priorities and aligning proposals accordingly can greatly enhance the chances of receiving support.
Grant opportunities are available for organizations that align with the foundation’s core values, focusing particularly on projects that foster educational advancement and promote health and wellness. Eligible applicants include nonprofit organizations, schools, and other entities that can demonstrate a commitment to making a positive impact within their communities.
Funding priorities are centered on initiatives that address pressing social issues, with a keen interest in programs that enhance educational resources and improve health outcomes. The foundation seeks to support innovative projects that not only provide immediate assistance but also contribute to long-term community development.
Geographically, the foundation primarily focuses its funding efforts in specific regions, ensuring that resources are directed toward areas with the greatest need. This localized approach allows for a more significant impact, as the foundation prioritizes initiatives that resonate with the community's unique challenges and opportunities.
Eligibility criteria for grant seekers typically include having a 501(c)(3) status or equivalent, a clear mission statement, and a demonstrated history of successful project implementation. Organizations must also provide detailed proposals that outline their goals, expected outcomes, and how their initiatives align with the foundation's mission.
Overall, this foundation is committed to fostering a culture of philanthropy and community engagement. By offering grants that support vital programs and initiatives, it aims to create lasting change and improve the quality of life for individuals and families in its focus areas. For those seeking funding, understanding these priorities and aligning proposals accordingly can greatly enhance the chances of receiving support.
MIAMI, FL
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Assets
$6.4m
Distributions
$310.9kContributions
$0Grant Median
$Count
0Grant Max
$0
Latest Tax e-Filing
2023Published by IRS
2024People
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