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A Private Foundation located in TAMPA, FL
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About this Private Foundation: 344100
This foundation, located in TAMPA, FL, maintains assets exceeding $10.1m. In its most recent filings, it reported awarding $450.7k in grants, with a median award of $17.7k and a maximum single grant of $91k. The foundation prioritizes initiatives related to . Qualified organizations may find this a potential source of funding. Though based in TAMPA, 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
In the tax year 2023, a private foundation based in Tampa, Florida, has demonstrated a steadfast commitment to enhancing community welfare through strategic philanthropic initiatives. With total assets valued at $10.2 million, this foundation distributed approximately $450,800 in grants, reflecting its dedication to addressing pressing social issues and supporting vital programs.
The foundation focuses its funding priorities on a diverse range of causes, including breast cancer research, crime prevention, and support for children and families facing medical challenges. Its grantmaking efforts are particularly aimed at empowering local organizations, such as the Boys & Girls Clubs of Tampa Bay, while also addressing unique needs like the training of service dogs for individuals with disabilities. The foundation's commitment extends to supporting U.S. military personnel, ensuring that those serving in combat zones receive the assistance they deserve.
Eligibility for grants is open to organizations that align with the foundation's mission and demonstrate a clear impact on their communities. The foundation's funding philosophy emphasizes collaboration with local nonprofits and community-based initiatives, fostering relationships that enhance public relations and community engagement.
In 2023, significant grants were awarded to various organizations, including substantial contributions to local charities and research foundations, underscoring the foundation's role as a catalyst for positive change. The strategic focus on impactful grantmaking not only supports immediate needs but also promotes long-term sustainability in the community.
Organizations that share a vision of improving lives and fostering community resilience are encouraged to explore funding opportunities. By leveraging the resources available through this foundation, grant seekers can contribute to transformative projects that make a lasting difference. For those eager to align their initiatives with a foundation that values meaningful impact, the path to funding begins at The Grant Portal.
The foundation focuses its funding priorities on a diverse range of causes, including breast cancer research, crime prevention, and support for children and families facing medical challenges. Its grantmaking efforts are particularly aimed at empowering local organizations, such as the Boys & Girls Clubs of Tampa Bay, while also addressing unique needs like the training of service dogs for individuals with disabilities. The foundation's commitment extends to supporting U.S. military personnel, ensuring that those serving in combat zones receive the assistance they deserve.
Eligibility for grants is open to organizations that align with the foundation's mission and demonstrate a clear impact on their communities. The foundation's funding philosophy emphasizes collaboration with local nonprofits and community-based initiatives, fostering relationships that enhance public relations and community engagement.
In 2023, significant grants were awarded to various organizations, including substantial contributions to local charities and research foundations, underscoring the foundation's role as a catalyst for positive change. The strategic focus on impactful grantmaking not only supports immediate needs but also promotes long-term sustainability in the community.
Organizations that share a vision of improving lives and fostering community resilience are encouraged to explore funding opportunities. By leveraging the resources available through this foundation, grant seekers can contribute to transformative projects that make a lasting difference. For those eager to align their initiatives with a foundation that values meaningful impact, the path to funding begins at The Grant Portal.
TAMPA, FL
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Assets
$10.1m
Distributions
$450.7kContributions
$1.5mGrant Median
$17.7kCount
25Grant Max
$91k
Latest Tax e-Filing
2022Published by IRS
2023People
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