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A Private Foundation located in JACKSONVILLE, FL
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About this Private Foundation: 113792
This established private foundation is based in JACKSONVILLE, FL and manages assets exceeding $580.3k. In its most recent IRS 990-PF filing, the foundation reported distributing $57.3k in grants, with a median award of $5.2k and a top grant of $15k. 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 JACKSONVILLE, 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
The foundation is a private charitable organization based in Jacksonville, dedicated to making a significant impact in the community. In the tax year 2021, it reported total assets of $580.4K and distributed $57.4K in grants. The foundation’s mission focuses on providing essential support to patients and families in need of healthcare, enhancing the quality of life for the aged, and promoting educational and public support.
The foundation prioritizes several key areas for funding. These include healthcare initiatives, Jewish studies, religious and community support, and programs aimed at the prevention and cure of brain tumors. Additionally, it seeks to foster community support and provide resources for musical performances, ensuring a vibrant cultural landscape.
In 2021, the foundation awarded significant grants to various organizations. The largest grants included $15.1K to a local Jewish federation, $15.0K to the United Way of Northeast Florida, and $11.0K to Hillel at the University of Florida. Other notable grants included $5.0K to Baptist Health Foundation and $5.0K to the UF Foundation. These contributions reflect the foundation's commitment to addressing pressing community needs and supporting nonprofit organizations that align with its mission.
Geographically, the foundation primarily focuses on the Jacksonville area and extends its support to nearby regions, including Gainesville. This localized approach allows the foundation to make a more direct impact on the communities it serves.
To be eligible for funding, applicants must be nonprofit organizations that align with the foundation's mission and focus areas. The foundation encourages initiatives that demonstrate a clear benefit to patients, families, and the broader community.
The foundation is committed to charitable giving that fosters long-term improvements in health, education, and community well-being. It invites qualified applicants to explore funding opportunities and submit their proposals.
For those interested in applying for grants, please visit The Grant Portal to find and apply for available funding programs. Your initiative could be the next step toward making a meaningful difference in the community.
The foundation prioritizes several key areas for funding. These include healthcare initiatives, Jewish studies, religious and community support, and programs aimed at the prevention and cure of brain tumors. Additionally, it seeks to foster community support and provide resources for musical performances, ensuring a vibrant cultural landscape.
In 2021, the foundation awarded significant grants to various organizations. The largest grants included $15.1K to a local Jewish federation, $15.0K to the United Way of Northeast Florida, and $11.0K to Hillel at the University of Florida. Other notable grants included $5.0K to Baptist Health Foundation and $5.0K to the UF Foundation. These contributions reflect the foundation's commitment to addressing pressing community needs and supporting nonprofit organizations that align with its mission.
Geographically, the foundation primarily focuses on the Jacksonville area and extends its support to nearby regions, including Gainesville. This localized approach allows the foundation to make a more direct impact on the communities it serves.
To be eligible for funding, applicants must be nonprofit organizations that align with the foundation's mission and focus areas. The foundation encourages initiatives that demonstrate a clear benefit to patients, families, and the broader community.
The foundation is committed to charitable giving that fosters long-term improvements in health, education, and community well-being. It invites qualified applicants to explore funding opportunities and submit their proposals.
For those interested in applying for grants, please visit The Grant Portal to find and apply for available funding programs. Your initiative could be the next step toward making a meaningful difference in the community.
JACKSONVILLE, FL
Summary
Assets
$580.3k
Distributions
$57.3kContributions
$0Grant Median
$5.2kCount
11Grant Max
$15k
Latest Tax e-Filing
2020Published by IRS
2021People
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