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A Private Foundation located in SARASOTA, FL
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About this Private Foundation: 388991
Located in SARASOTA, FL, this notable foundation holds assets exceeding $513.8k. According to its latest 990-PF filing, it distributed $10.4k in grants, offering a median grant amount of $1.7k. The largest single grant issued was $4.5k. Its funding primarily supports organizations engaged in , Although headquartered in SARASOTA, FL, the foundation's reach may extend to nonprofits across the U.S. and Canada. For complete grant guidelines, application deadlines, and contact details, access is available through a subscription to The Grant Portal.
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In the realm of charitable giving, one private foundation stands out for its unwavering commitment to uplifting communities through targeted support and compassionate funding. With total assets of over half a million dollars, this foundation actively engages in grantmaking that focuses on diverse areas of need, particularly in religious studies, domestic and sexual violence prevention, comprehensive cleft care for children globally, and assistance for those facing financial hardships.
In the tax year 2023, the foundation distributed a total of $10.5K in grants, demonstrating its dedication to fostering positive change. Notable funding priorities include supporting local religious institutions, enhancing educational resources, and providing critical services to vulnerable populations. For instance, a significant grant was awarded to a local congregation, reflecting the foundation's belief in the power of faith to unite and strengthen communities. Additionally, it has prioritized organizations that work tirelessly to combat domestic violence and support survivors, ensuring that those affected have access to essential resources and safe spaces.
The foundation’s geographic reach is primarily focused on the Sarasota area, yet it extends its impact globally through partnerships with organizations dedicated to improving the lives of children in need of cleft care. By funding initiatives that address both immediate and long-term challenges, this foundation exemplifies a holistic approach to philanthropy.
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SARASOTA, FL
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Assets
$513.8k
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$10.4kContributions
$0Grant Median
$1.7kCount
4Grant Max
$4.5k
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2022Published by IRS
2023People
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