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About this Private Foundation: 459908
Headquartered in ORLANDO, FL, this highly regarded private foundation oversees assets totaling more than $1.5m. Recent records show that it distributed $68.6k 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 ORLANDO, 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.
Foundation Profile
In the tax year 2022, a private foundation based in Orlando demonstrated its commitment to charitable giving with total assets amounting to $1.6 million. This foundation focuses on supporting initiatives that align with its mission to promote community development and enhance the quality of life for residents in its geographic area.
The foundation prioritizes funding in several key areas, including education, health, and community services. By investing in these sectors, it aims to foster sustainable growth and improve access to essential resources for underserved populations. In 2022, the foundation distributed a total of $68.6K in grants, reflecting its dedication to making a tangible impact in the community.
Eligible applicants for funding include nonprofit organizations, educational institutions, and community groups that operate within the foundation's geographic funding area. The foundation encourages projects that demonstrate clear objectives and measurable outcomes. Applicants are expected to align their proposals with the foundation's mission and focus areas to enhance their chances of receiving support.
The foundation is particularly interested in innovative programs that address pressing social issues and contribute to long-term solutions. It seeks to fund initiatives that not only provide immediate relief but also promote self-sufficiency and empowerment among beneficiaries.
Grant opportunities are available to organizations that can demonstrate a clear need for funding and the potential for positive community impact. The foundation values transparency and accountability, requiring grantees to provide regular updates on project progress and outcomes.
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