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About this Private Foundation: 431404
Headquartered in NAPLES, FL, this highly regarded private foundation oversees assets totaling more than $1.3m. Recent records show that it distributed $64.2k in grants, with a median grant size of $0. Its highest grant award was $0. The foundation's main funding focus lies in . Eligible organizations may benefit from its grant opportunities. Despite its location in NAPLES, 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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In the tax year 2024, a prominent private foundation based in Naples has made significant strides in charitable giving, reflecting its commitment to enhancing community welfare. With total assets amounting to $1.4 million USD, the foundation has distributed $64.3K USD in grants, demonstrating a focused approach to philanthropy that prioritizes impactful funding initiatives.
The foundation's mission centers on fostering social equity and supporting initiatives that improve the quality of life for underserved populations. Its funding priorities encompass a diverse range of sectors, including education, health, and community development. By emphasizing these areas, the foundation aims to address systemic challenges and empower individuals through targeted support.
Grant opportunities are available for nonprofit organizations that align with the foundation's mission. Eligible applicants include 501(c)(3) organizations that demonstrate a commitment to community service and have a proven track record in their respective fields. The foundation seeks to partner with organizations that are innovative and can effectively utilize funding to create sustainable change.
Funding locations primarily focus on initiatives within the local community, though the foundation is open to considering projects that demonstrate broader regional impact. This localized approach allows for more meaningful engagement and ensures that grants are directed toward the most pressing needs of the community.
In addition to its core funding areas, the foundation is particularly interested in projects that promote educational access, health equity, and community resilience. Organizations that can illustrate measurable outcomes and a clear plan for implementation are encouraged to apply, as the foundation values transparency and accountability in its grant-making process.
As the foundation continues to evolve, it remains dedicated to making a lasting difference through strategic charitable giving. Organizations seeking funding are encouraged to explore the foundation's grant opportunities and align their proposals with its mission and funding priorities. By fostering collaboration and supporting innovative solutions, the foundation strives to contribute to a brighter future for all.
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