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A Private Foundation located in TALLAHASSEE, FL
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About this Private Foundation: 460003
This established private foundation is based in TALLAHASSEE, FL and manages assets exceeding $645.5k. In its most recent IRS 990-PF filing, the foundation reported distributing $45k in grants, with a median award of $0 and a top grant of $0. The foundation's primary mission is to support organizations addressing . If your organization aligns with its priorities, you may be eligible for funding. While the foundation is located in TALLAHASSEE, FL, 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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The private foundation under review is dedicated to supporting various charitable initiatives that align with its mission of promoting community well-being and enhancing quality of life. In the tax year 2022, the foundation reported total assets of $645.6K USD and distributed $45.1K USD in grants.
The foundation focuses on several key areas, including health, education, and community development. It prioritizes funding for organizations that demonstrate a commitment to making a positive impact in these sectors. Notable recipients of grants in 2022 included organizations that support athletic programs, healthcare initiatives, and religious institutions.
The foundation's grant opportunities are designed to provide financial assistance to nonprofits and community organizations that align with its mission. Eligible applicants include registered 501(c)(3) organizations operating within the designated geographic areas. The foundation emphasizes the importance of measurable outcomes and sustainability in its funding decisions.
Geographically, the foundation primarily focuses on initiatives within Tallahassee and surrounding regions. It seeks to empower local organizations that address pressing community needs. The foundation is particularly interested in projects that foster health and wellness, support educational programs, and enhance community engagement.
Funding priorities are guided by the foundation's commitment to philanthropy and social responsibility. The foundation aims to support projects that deliver tangible benefits to the community. Cash contributions were made to various organizations, including the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Tallahassee Memorial Hospital Foundation, St. John’s Episcopal Church, and Dana Farber Cancer Institute in 2022.
To apply for funding, organizations must meet specific eligibility criteria. Applicants should demonstrate a clear alignment with the foundation's mission and goals. Additionally, they must provide evidence of their capacity to manage funds effectively and report on the outcomes of their initiatives.
In conclusion, this private foundation offers valuable grant opportunities for qualified organizations committed to making a difference. If your organization aligns with the foundation's mission and meets the eligibility requirements, we encourage you to explore and apply for funding opportunities through The Grant Portal. Your initiative could receive the support it needs to thrive and create lasting change in the community.
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$645.5k
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2021Published by IRS
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