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A Private Foundation located in Orlando, FL
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About this Private Foundation: 464801
This foundation, located in Orlando, FL, maintains assets exceeding $48.4m. In its most recent filings, it reported awarding $2.8m in grants, with a median award of $0 and a maximum single grant of $0. The foundation prioritizes initiatives related to . Qualified organizations may find this a potential source of funding. Though based in Orlando, 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 2024 tax year, a prominent family foundation based in Orlando has demonstrated its commitment to charitable giving, boasting total assets of $48.5 million and distributing $2.8 million in grants. This foundation focuses on preserving historical narratives and promoting civil rights, reflecting a dedication to social justice and education.
The foundation's mission centers around the preservation and accessibility of historically significant items, particularly those related to the history of slavery and abolition in the United States. By making these archives freely available online and in partnership with educational institutions, the foundation aims to foster a deeper understanding of these critical topics among the public. This initiative not only serves as a resource for researchers and educators but also seeks to engage the community in meaningful discussions about history and its implications today.
Funding priorities are clearly defined, emphasizing projects that align with the foundation's mission. The foundation actively supports initiatives that create both physical and online resources dedicated to civil rights, particularly those that honor the legacy of civil rights activists committed to equal opportunity and religious freedom. Organizations that focus on education, historical preservation, and social justice are encouraged to apply for grants, provided they meet the eligibility criteria.
Grant opportunities are available for nonprofit organizations and educational institutions that demonstrate a clear alignment with the foundation's focus areas. The foundation prioritizes funding for projects that have a tangible impact on communities and contribute to the broader understanding of civil rights issues.
As the foundation continues to grow its assets and expand its reach, it remains committed to supporting initiatives that resonate with its mission. Grant seekers interested in funding opportunities related to historical preservation and civil rights are encouraged to explore the foundation's offerings, as it seeks to empower organizations that drive meaningful change in society.
The foundation's mission centers around the preservation and accessibility of historically significant items, particularly those related to the history of slavery and abolition in the United States. By making these archives freely available online and in partnership with educational institutions, the foundation aims to foster a deeper understanding of these critical topics among the public. This initiative not only serves as a resource for researchers and educators but also seeks to engage the community in meaningful discussions about history and its implications today.
Funding priorities are clearly defined, emphasizing projects that align with the foundation's mission. The foundation actively supports initiatives that create both physical and online resources dedicated to civil rights, particularly those that honor the legacy of civil rights activists committed to equal opportunity and religious freedom. Organizations that focus on education, historical preservation, and social justice are encouraged to apply for grants, provided they meet the eligibility criteria.
Grant opportunities are available for nonprofit organizations and educational institutions that demonstrate a clear alignment with the foundation's focus areas. The foundation prioritizes funding for projects that have a tangible impact on communities and contribute to the broader understanding of civil rights issues.
As the foundation continues to grow its assets and expand its reach, it remains committed to supporting initiatives that resonate with its mission. Grant seekers interested in funding opportunities related to historical preservation and civil rights are encouraged to explore the foundation's offerings, as it seeks to empower organizations that drive meaningful change in society.
Orlando, FL
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Assets
$48.4m
Distributions
$2.8mContributions
$0Grant Median
$Count
0Grant Max
$0
Latest Tax e-Filing
2023Published by IRS
2024People
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