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A Private Foundation located in MIAMI BEACH, FL
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About this Private Foundation: 377308
This established private foundation is based in MIAMI BEACH, FL and manages assets exceeding $174.6k. In its most recent IRS 990-PF filing, the foundation reported distributing $450.4k in grants, with a median award of $40.7k and a top grant of $201.6k. 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 MIAMI BEACH, 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.
Foundation Profile
In the tax year 2023, a dedicated private foundation based in Miami Beach has made significant strides in addressing food insecurity through its grantmaking efforts. With total assets amounting to $174.7K USD, the foundation distributed an impressive $450.5K USD in grants, showcasing its unwavering commitment to community support and charitable giving. The foundation’s mission centers around providing general support to organizations that are actively working to combat hunger and improve food access for vulnerable populations.
The foundation prioritizes funding initiatives that align with its vision of alleviating food scarcity, with a particular focus on community food banks and organizations that directly serve those in need. In 2023, notable grants included substantial contributions to local and regional organizations, such as a significant allocation to a freight company dedicated to food distribution, as well as grants to food banks in El Paso, Tucson, and Philadelphia. These targeted investments reflect a strategic approach to grantmaking, ensuring that funds are directed toward impactful initiatives that resonate with the foundation’s mission.
Eligible applicants include nonprofit organizations that operate within the foundation’s geographic reach, demonstrating a commitment to improving food security through innovative programs and outreach efforts. The foundation encourages collaboration among local entities, fostering partnerships that amplify the impact of their funding.
With total expenditures reaching $250.8K USD this year, the foundation remains steadfast in its goal to support initiatives that not only provide immediate relief but also work towards sustainable solutions for food access challenges. As the foundation continues to expand its reach and influence, it invites qualified organizations to explore available funding opportunities. Grant seekers are encouraged to leverage resources on The Grant Portal to align their proposals with the foundation’s mission and funding priorities, contributing to a brighter, hunger-free future for all.
The foundation prioritizes funding initiatives that align with its vision of alleviating food scarcity, with a particular focus on community food banks and organizations that directly serve those in need. In 2023, notable grants included substantial contributions to local and regional organizations, such as a significant allocation to a freight company dedicated to food distribution, as well as grants to food banks in El Paso, Tucson, and Philadelphia. These targeted investments reflect a strategic approach to grantmaking, ensuring that funds are directed toward impactful initiatives that resonate with the foundation’s mission.
Eligible applicants include nonprofit organizations that operate within the foundation’s geographic reach, demonstrating a commitment to improving food security through innovative programs and outreach efforts. The foundation encourages collaboration among local entities, fostering partnerships that amplify the impact of their funding.
With total expenditures reaching $250.8K USD this year, the foundation remains steadfast in its goal to support initiatives that not only provide immediate relief but also work towards sustainable solutions for food access challenges. As the foundation continues to expand its reach and influence, it invites qualified organizations to explore available funding opportunities. Grant seekers are encouraged to leverage resources on The Grant Portal to align their proposals with the foundation’s mission and funding priorities, contributing to a brighter, hunger-free future for all.
MIAMI BEACH, FL
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Assets
$174.6k
Distributions
$450.4kContributions
$250.7kGrant Median
$40.7kCount
11Grant Max
$201.6k
Latest Tax e-Filing
2022Published by IRS
2023People
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