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A Private Foundation located in SEFFNER, FL
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About this Private Foundation: 376346
This foundation, located in SEFFNER, FL, maintains assets exceeding $2.8m. In its most recent filings, it reported awarding $7.2m in grants, with a median award of $728.2k and a maximum single grant of $2.5m. The foundation prioritizes initiatives related to . Qualified organizations may find this a potential source of funding. Though based in SEFFNER, 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.
Foundation Profile
In the 2023 tax year, a dedicated private foundation with total assets of $2.8 million has made a significant impact by distributing $7.3 million in grants, reflecting its unwavering commitment to community support and charitable giving. This foundation prioritizes funding initiatives that enhance educational and career development, particularly in the realm of breast cancer research, while also championing civil and human relations, combating anti-Semitism, and addressing various forms of bigotry.
The foundation's geographic reach extends to vital areas, including Atlanta and Israel, where it aims to improve and enrich Jewish life and support underprivileged communities. Its grantmaking strategy emphasizes the importance of education, from vocational training to advanced degrees, ensuring that Jewish students can fulfill their potential and contribute meaningfully to society. The foundation is also dedicated to health initiatives, providing significant funding to children's hospitals and neuroscience centers, thereby supporting critical research and healthcare services.
Eligibility for grants is broad yet focused, welcoming applications from organizations that align with its mission to foster hope, secure futures, and meet pressing community needs. The foundation's funding priorities reflect a holistic approach to charitable giving, as it seeks to support not just educational programs, but also initiatives that address orphan diseases and preserve history through educational services.
Noteworthy grants in 2023 include substantial contributions to organizations dedicated to neurosurgery research, children's healthcare, and the promotion of civil rights. These investments exemplify the foundation's strategic focus on impactful projects that resonate with its mission.
For organizations that share a commitment to these vital causes, this foundation represents an invaluable opportunity for support. Qualified applicants are encouraged to explore potential funding avenues available through The Grant Portal, where they can find resources to help their initiatives thrive and make a lasting difference in their communities.
The foundation's geographic reach extends to vital areas, including Atlanta and Israel, where it aims to improve and enrich Jewish life and support underprivileged communities. Its grantmaking strategy emphasizes the importance of education, from vocational training to advanced degrees, ensuring that Jewish students can fulfill their potential and contribute meaningfully to society. The foundation is also dedicated to health initiatives, providing significant funding to children's hospitals and neuroscience centers, thereby supporting critical research and healthcare services.
Eligibility for grants is broad yet focused, welcoming applications from organizations that align with its mission to foster hope, secure futures, and meet pressing community needs. The foundation's funding priorities reflect a holistic approach to charitable giving, as it seeks to support not just educational programs, but also initiatives that address orphan diseases and preserve history through educational services.
Noteworthy grants in 2023 include substantial contributions to organizations dedicated to neurosurgery research, children's healthcare, and the promotion of civil rights. These investments exemplify the foundation's strategic focus on impactful projects that resonate with its mission.
For organizations that share a commitment to these vital causes, this foundation represents an invaluable opportunity for support. Qualified applicants are encouraged to explore potential funding avenues available through The Grant Portal, where they can find resources to help their initiatives thrive and make a lasting difference in their communities.
SEFFNER, FL
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Assets
$2.8m
Distributions
$7.2mContributions
$5.7mGrant Median
$728.2kCount
10Grant Max
$2.5m
Latest Tax e-Filing
2022Published by IRS
2023People
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