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A Private Foundation located in FORT LAUDERDALE, FL
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About this Private Foundation: 441638
This private foundation, headquartered in FORT LAUDERDALE, FL, is backed by over $8.2m in total assets. Its IRS 990-PF filing shows it awarded $452.5k 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 FORT LAUDERDALE, 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 Fort Lauderdale, this private foundation is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life through strategic charitable giving. The foundation’s mission centers on supporting initiatives that foster community development, education, and health improvement. By focusing on these key areas, the foundation aims to create a meaningful impact in the communities it serves.
Grant opportunities are available for nonprofit organizations that align with the foundation’s funding priorities. These priorities include educational programs, health services, and community enrichment projects. Organizations seeking funding should demonstrate a clear alignment with these focus areas to enhance their chances of receiving support.
Eligibility criteria are designed to ensure that funding is directed toward initiatives that have a tangible benefit to the community. Typically, grants are awarded to 501(c)(3) organizations that can provide proof of their nonprofit status and demonstrate effective program implementation. This foundation is particularly interested in funding projects that show potential for sustainability and long-term impact.
The foundation’s commitment to charitable giving extends to various geographical locations, with a focus on initiatives that benefit the local community. Grant seekers should be aware that while the foundation has a regional focus, it is also open to supporting innovative programs that may have a broader reach if they align with its mission.
In addition to its core funding areas, the foundation encourages applications that address pressing social issues, engage underserved populations, and promote educational advancement. By prioritizing these interests, the foundation seeks to empower organizations that are making significant contributions to societal well-being.
For organizations looking to secure funding, understanding the foundation’s mission and alignment with its priorities is crucial. By crafting a compelling proposal that highlights the potential impact of their initiatives, grant seekers can enhance their chances of receiving support from this dedicated source of philanthropic funding.
Grant opportunities are available for nonprofit organizations that align with the foundation’s funding priorities. These priorities include educational programs, health services, and community enrichment projects. Organizations seeking funding should demonstrate a clear alignment with these focus areas to enhance their chances of receiving support.
Eligibility criteria are designed to ensure that funding is directed toward initiatives that have a tangible benefit to the community. Typically, grants are awarded to 501(c)(3) organizations that can provide proof of their nonprofit status and demonstrate effective program implementation. This foundation is particularly interested in funding projects that show potential for sustainability and long-term impact.
The foundation’s commitment to charitable giving extends to various geographical locations, with a focus on initiatives that benefit the local community. Grant seekers should be aware that while the foundation has a regional focus, it is also open to supporting innovative programs that may have a broader reach if they align with its mission.
In addition to its core funding areas, the foundation encourages applications that address pressing social issues, engage underserved populations, and promote educational advancement. By prioritizing these interests, the foundation seeks to empower organizations that are making significant contributions to societal well-being.
For organizations looking to secure funding, understanding the foundation’s mission and alignment with its priorities is crucial. By crafting a compelling proposal that highlights the potential impact of their initiatives, grant seekers can enhance their chances of receiving support from this dedicated source of philanthropic funding.
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL
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$8.2m
Distributions
$452.5kContributions
$0Grant Median
$Count
0Grant Max
$0
Latest Tax e-Filing
2023Published by IRS
2024People
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