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A Private Foundation located in PENSACOLA, FL
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About this Private Foundation: 265298
Headquartered in PENSACOLA, FL, this highly regarded private foundation oversees assets totaling more than $0. Recent records show that it distributed $9.9k in grants, with a median grant size of $9.9k. Its highest grant award was $9.9k. The foundation's main funding focus lies in . Eligible organizations may benefit from its grant opportunities. Despite its location in PENSACOLA, FL, this foundation may fund programs across the United States and Canada. Subscription to The Grant Portal is required to access complete application details, contact information, deadlines, and funding restrictions.
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The foundation is dedicated to promoting economic development and community enrichment through targeted charitable giving. In the tax year 2022, it distributed a total of $10,000 in grants to support initiatives that align with its mission. The foundation's primary focus is to assist the Kukua Institute, a local organization that aims to foster sustainable growth and development in the Pensacola area.
The foundation prioritizes funding projects that enhance educational opportunities, promote social equity, and support community-driven initiatives. By concentrating its efforts on the Kukua Institute, the foundation seeks to empower local residents and create lasting positive change. The foundation believes that investing in education and community resources is essential for long-term economic stability.
Geographically, the foundation focuses its funding efforts within the Pensacola area. This localized approach allows for a deeper understanding of community needs and ensures that grants have a meaningful impact. The foundation is committed to supporting initiatives that directly benefit the local population and contribute to overall community well-being.
Eligible applicants for funding must be organizations that align with the foundation's mission and focus areas. Nonprofits and community organizations that serve the Pensacola area are encouraged to apply. The foundation seeks to partner with entities that demonstrate a clear plan for utilizing grant funds to achieve measurable outcomes.
In 2022, the foundation's top grant was awarded to the Kukua Institute, which received the full grant amount of $10,000. This funding is intended to support the institute's ongoing programs and initiatives that aim to uplift and empower the local community.
The foundation's commitment to charitable giving is evident in its strategic approach to funding. By focusing on specific projects and organizations, it aims to maximize the impact of its grants and foster sustainable development within the community.
Qualified applicants interested in pursuing funding opportunities are encouraged to explore the available grants through The Grant Portal. This platform provides a streamlined process for organizations to find and apply for grants that align with their missions. Take the next step toward securing funding and make a difference in your community today.
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