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A Private Foundation located in DALLAS, TX
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About this Private Foundation: 420591
This foundation, located in DALLAS, TX, maintains assets exceeding $29.6m. In its most recent filings, it reported awarding $1.3m in grants, with a median award of $0 and a maximum single grant of $0. The foundation prioritizes initiatives related to Education. Qualified organizations may find this a potential source of funding. Though based in DALLAS, TX, 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
Dedicated to fostering educational advancement and spiritual growth, this private foundation plays a pivotal role in supporting institutions that promote theological education and community service. With a strong emphasis on charitable giving, it seeks to empower organizations that align with its mission of enhancing the quality of life through faith-based initiatives.
The foundation provides a range of grant opportunities aimed at institutions that focus on theological training and development. Funding priorities include supporting seminaries, religious education programs, and initiatives that encourage community outreach and engagement. By investing in these areas, the foundation aims to nurture future leaders who will contribute positively to society through their faith and service.
Eligible applicants typically include accredited theological seminaries and related educational institutions that demonstrate a commitment to fostering spiritual growth and community service. Organizations seeking funding must illustrate how their programs align with the foundation's mission and contribute to the broader community. This focus on eligibility ensures that grants are awarded to those organizations that can effectively utilize the funding to make a significant impact.
Funding locations are primarily concentrated in regions where the foundation can support local initiatives, particularly in areas with a strong need for theological education and community engagement. The foundation is dedicated to ensuring that its resources are allocated to projects that not only support the development of spiritual leaders but also address pressing community needs.
Grant interests extend beyond traditional educational initiatives, encompassing programs that promote social justice, community service, and outreach efforts. By prioritizing these areas, the foundation aims to foster a holistic approach to education and service, ensuring that recipients of funding are well-equipped to make a meaningful difference in their communities.
In summary, this foundation offers vital funding opportunities for eligible educational institutions dedicated to theological training and community service, ensuring that its charitable giving aligns with its mission of fostering spiritual growth and leadership development.
The foundation provides a range of grant opportunities aimed at institutions that focus on theological training and development. Funding priorities include supporting seminaries, religious education programs, and initiatives that encourage community outreach and engagement. By investing in these areas, the foundation aims to nurture future leaders who will contribute positively to society through their faith and service.
Eligible applicants typically include accredited theological seminaries and related educational institutions that demonstrate a commitment to fostering spiritual growth and community service. Organizations seeking funding must illustrate how their programs align with the foundation's mission and contribute to the broader community. This focus on eligibility ensures that grants are awarded to those organizations that can effectively utilize the funding to make a significant impact.
Funding locations are primarily concentrated in regions where the foundation can support local initiatives, particularly in areas with a strong need for theological education and community engagement. The foundation is dedicated to ensuring that its resources are allocated to projects that not only support the development of spiritual leaders but also address pressing community needs.
Grant interests extend beyond traditional educational initiatives, encompassing programs that promote social justice, community service, and outreach efforts. By prioritizing these areas, the foundation aims to foster a holistic approach to education and service, ensuring that recipients of funding are well-equipped to make a meaningful difference in their communities.
In summary, this foundation offers vital funding opportunities for eligible educational institutions dedicated to theological training and community service, ensuring that its charitable giving aligns with its mission of fostering spiritual growth and leadership development.
DALLAS, TX
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$29.6m
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$1.3mContributions
$0Grant Median
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2023Published by IRS
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