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A Private Foundation located in Lakeland, FL
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About this Private Foundation: 206147
This foundation, located in Lakeland, FL, maintains assets exceeding $22.3k. In its most recent filings, it reported awarding $6k in grants, with a median award of $557 and a maximum single grant of $557. The foundation prioritizes initiatives related to . Qualified organizations may find this a potential source of funding. Though based in Lakeland, 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
Located in Lakeland, Florida, a dedicated foundation is committed to advancing neurological health and enhancing the quality of life for individuals affected by neurological conditions. With a mission centered on supporting innovative research and improving treatment options, this organization is a vital resource for those seeking funding in the realm of neurosurgery and related fields.
The foundation prioritizes grants that focus on cutting-edge research, community education, and the development of new therapeutic approaches. By investing in projects that align with these areas, the foundation aims to foster advancements that can lead to significant improvements in patient outcomes. Grant opportunities are available for nonprofit organizations, educational institutions, and research entities that demonstrate a commitment to addressing neurological health challenges.
Eligibility criteria for funding typically include a requirement for applicants to be recognized nonprofit organizations or institutions with a clear focus on neurosurgery or neurological health. The foundation seeks proposals that not only align with its mission but also exhibit potential for measurable impact within the community and beyond.
Funding locations are primarily concentrated within the United States, with a particular emphasis on initiatives that demonstrate a strong community engagement component. The foundation recognizes the importance of local involvement in driving successful outcomes and encourages applicants to outline how their projects will engage and benefit the communities they serve.
Grant interests extend to areas such as innovative surgical techniques, patient care improvements, and educational initiatives that raise awareness about neurological disorders. By strategically funding these initiatives, the foundation aims to promote charitable giving that leads to tangible advancements in the field of neurosurgery.
For organizations dedicated to making a difference in neurological health, this foundation provides an invaluable opportunity for funding. By aligning with the foundation’s mission and priorities, applicants can contribute to a brighter future for individuals affected by neurological conditions while securing the necessary resources to bring their projects to fruition.
The foundation prioritizes grants that focus on cutting-edge research, community education, and the development of new therapeutic approaches. By investing in projects that align with these areas, the foundation aims to foster advancements that can lead to significant improvements in patient outcomes. Grant opportunities are available for nonprofit organizations, educational institutions, and research entities that demonstrate a commitment to addressing neurological health challenges.
Eligibility criteria for funding typically include a requirement for applicants to be recognized nonprofit organizations or institutions with a clear focus on neurosurgery or neurological health. The foundation seeks proposals that not only align with its mission but also exhibit potential for measurable impact within the community and beyond.
Funding locations are primarily concentrated within the United States, with a particular emphasis on initiatives that demonstrate a strong community engagement component. The foundation recognizes the importance of local involvement in driving successful outcomes and encourages applicants to outline how their projects will engage and benefit the communities they serve.
Grant interests extend to areas such as innovative surgical techniques, patient care improvements, and educational initiatives that raise awareness about neurological disorders. By strategically funding these initiatives, the foundation aims to promote charitable giving that leads to tangible advancements in the field of neurosurgery.
For organizations dedicated to making a difference in neurological health, this foundation provides an invaluable opportunity for funding. By aligning with the foundation’s mission and priorities, applicants can contribute to a brighter future for individuals affected by neurological conditions while securing the necessary resources to bring their projects to fruition.
Lakeland, FL
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$22.3k
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$6kContributions
$557Grant Median
$557.0000Count
1Grant Max
$557
Latest Tax e-Filing
2020Published by IRS
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