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A Private Foundation located in JACKSONVILLE, FL
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About this Private Foundation: 119524
This foundation, located in JACKSONVILLE, FL, maintains assets exceeding $0. In its most recent filings, it reported awarding $617.4k in grants, with a median award of $123.4k and a maximum single grant of $123.4k. The foundation prioritizes initiatives related to . Qualified organizations may find this a potential source of funding. Though based in JACKSONVILLE, 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
This private foundation, based in Jacksonville, is dedicated to supporting educational initiatives and theological institutions. In the tax year 2021, the foundation distributed a total of $617.5K in grants. Its mission is to enhance educational opportunities and promote religious studies through charitable giving.
The foundation primarily focuses on funding programs that align with its commitment to theological education. It provides grants to nonprofit organizations that foster academic excellence and spiritual growth. The foundation prioritizes support for seminaries and universities that contribute to the advancement of religious scholarship and community service.
In 2021, the foundation made significant contributions to several key institutions. Notable grants included $123.5K each to the Reformed Theological Seminary in Jackson, MO, the Denver Seminar in Littleton, CO, the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, KY, American University in Washington, DC, and Wesley Theological Seminary, also in Washington, DC. These grants reflect the foundation's focus on enhancing theological education and supporting institutions that prepare future leaders in ministry.
The foundation's geographic funding area primarily encompasses institutions located in various regions across the United States. It aims to support organizations that demonstrate a commitment to educational excellence and community engagement.
Eligible applicants include nonprofit organizations that align with the foundation's mission and focus areas. The foundation seeks to partner with institutions that have a clear vision for their programs and a demonstrated impact on their communities. Applicants are encouraged to present innovative projects that advance theological education and foster spiritual development.
The foundation's funding priorities emphasize the importance of academic rigor, community service, and the cultivation of future leaders in the field of theology. By investing in these areas, the foundation aims to create lasting change and promote the values of faith and education.
Qualified applicants are invited to explore and apply for funding opportunities through The Grant Portal. This platform offers a streamlined process for accessing grants and supports organizations committed to making a difference in their communities through education and charitable initiatives.
The foundation primarily focuses on funding programs that align with its commitment to theological education. It provides grants to nonprofit organizations that foster academic excellence and spiritual growth. The foundation prioritizes support for seminaries and universities that contribute to the advancement of religious scholarship and community service.
In 2021, the foundation made significant contributions to several key institutions. Notable grants included $123.5K each to the Reformed Theological Seminary in Jackson, MO, the Denver Seminar in Littleton, CO, the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, KY, American University in Washington, DC, and Wesley Theological Seminary, also in Washington, DC. These grants reflect the foundation's focus on enhancing theological education and supporting institutions that prepare future leaders in ministry.
The foundation's geographic funding area primarily encompasses institutions located in various regions across the United States. It aims to support organizations that demonstrate a commitment to educational excellence and community engagement.
Eligible applicants include nonprofit organizations that align with the foundation's mission and focus areas. The foundation seeks to partner with institutions that have a clear vision for their programs and a demonstrated impact on their communities. Applicants are encouraged to present innovative projects that advance theological education and foster spiritual development.
The foundation's funding priorities emphasize the importance of academic rigor, community service, and the cultivation of future leaders in the field of theology. By investing in these areas, the foundation aims to create lasting change and promote the values of faith and education.
Qualified applicants are invited to explore and apply for funding opportunities through The Grant Portal. This platform offers a streamlined process for accessing grants and supports organizations committed to making a difference in their communities through education and charitable initiatives.
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