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A Private Foundation located in Jacksonville, FL
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About this Private Foundation: 374337
This foundation, located in Jacksonville, FL, maintains assets exceeding $7.2k. In its most recent filings, it reported awarding $15k in grants, with a median award of $1.7k and a maximum single grant of $4.5k. 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
In the realm of charitable giving, a dedicated foundation operates with a profound mission to foster connections between Israel and global communities. With total assets amounting to $7.2K in the tax year 2023, this foundation exemplifies a commitment to impactful philanthropy, distributing $15.1K in grants to support various initiatives. Its funding priorities are diverse, focusing on theological education, humanitarian aid, and missions that aim to uplift underserved populations.
The foundation’s grantmaking strategy emphasizes support for the school of theology, special offering missions, and humanitarian efforts directed towards Israeli Holocaust survivors. Additionally, it extends its reach to missions in Africa, reflecting a broader commitment to global outreach and community support. The foundation's approach is characterized by a warm, inviting spirit, encouraging organizations that align with its mission to apply for funding.
Eligible applicants include nonprofit organizations engaged in theological education, humanitarian aid, and mission work, particularly those that demonstrate a clear alignment with the foundation's core values. This foundation seeks to empower organizations that are making a tangible difference in their communities, whether through educational initiatives or direct support to vulnerable populations.
The foundation’s impact in 2023 is highlighted by grants awarded to organizations such as those focused on international outreach and local community support. With a total expenditure of $19.2K, it showcases a robust commitment to its funding priorities while striving to maximize the positive effects of its charitable giving.
For organizations seeking to make a meaningful impact and align with a foundation dedicated to fostering connections and providing essential support, this is an excellent opportunity. Qualified applicants are encouraged to explore available funding opportunities and submit their proposals through The Grant Portal, where their mission-driven efforts can find the support they need to flourish. Together, we can create a brighter future for communities in need.
The foundation’s grantmaking strategy emphasizes support for the school of theology, special offering missions, and humanitarian efforts directed towards Israeli Holocaust survivors. Additionally, it extends its reach to missions in Africa, reflecting a broader commitment to global outreach and community support. The foundation's approach is characterized by a warm, inviting spirit, encouraging organizations that align with its mission to apply for funding.
Eligible applicants include nonprofit organizations engaged in theological education, humanitarian aid, and mission work, particularly those that demonstrate a clear alignment with the foundation's core values. This foundation seeks to empower organizations that are making a tangible difference in their communities, whether through educational initiatives or direct support to vulnerable populations.
The foundation’s impact in 2023 is highlighted by grants awarded to organizations such as those focused on international outreach and local community support. With a total expenditure of $19.2K, it showcases a robust commitment to its funding priorities while striving to maximize the positive effects of its charitable giving.
For organizations seeking to make a meaningful impact and align with a foundation dedicated to fostering connections and providing essential support, this is an excellent opportunity. Qualified applicants are encouraged to explore available funding opportunities and submit their proposals through The Grant Portal, where their mission-driven efforts can find the support they need to flourish. Together, we can create a brighter future for communities in need.
Jacksonville, FL
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$7.2k
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$15kContributions
$19.1kGrant Median
$1.7kCount
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$4.5k
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2022Published by IRS
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