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A Private Foundation located in NAPLES, FL
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About this Private Foundation: 69759
Located in NAPLES, FL, this notable foundation holds assets exceeding $0. According to its latest 990-PF filing, it distributed $150.1k in grants, offering a median grant amount of $16.6k. The largest single grant issued was $105.5k. Its funding primarily supports organizations engaged in , Although headquartered in NAPLES, FL, the foundation's reach may extend to nonprofits across the U.S. and Canada. For complete grant guidelines, application deadlines, and contact details, access is available through a subscription to The Grant Portal.
Foundation Profile
The foundation operates with a clear mission focused on enhancing the welfare of animals and promoting humane education. In the tax year 2021, it distributed a total of $150.2K in grants to various nonprofit organizations dedicated to animal care and rehabilitation.
The foundation prioritizes funding for organizations that align with its core focus areas: humane society initiatives, humane education, and animal rehabilitation programs. By supporting these areas, the foundation aims to foster a compassionate community where animals are treated with respect and care.
In 2021, the foundation made significant contributions to several key organizations. The Conservancy of Southwest Florida received a total of $132.6K, reflecting the foundation's commitment to environmental conservation and animal protection in the Naples area. Other notable grants included support for the Humane Society of the United States and the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, which received $6.0K and $5.0K, respectively. Additionally, the Humane Society of Naples received $3.0K to further its mission in the local community.
Geographically, the foundation primarily focuses its funding efforts within Naples and the surrounding regions. This localized approach allows for a greater impact on the community and ensures that resources are directed toward organizations that can make a significant difference in the lives of animals.
Eligible applicants for funding include nonprofit organizations that demonstrate a commitment to animal welfare and humane education. The foundation seeks to partner with organizations that have a proven track record of effective programming and community engagement. Interested applicants should be prepared to provide detailed proposals outlining their projects and how they align with the foundation’s mission.
The foundation is dedicated to charitable giving that supports innovative solutions to animal welfare challenges. By investing in organizations that share its vision, the foundation aims to create a lasting positive impact on the lives of animals and the communities that care for them.
Qualified applicants are encouraged to explore funding opportunities and submit their proposals through The Grant Portal. This platform offers a streamlined process for accessing grants that can help advance meaningful projects in animal welfare and education.
The foundation prioritizes funding for organizations that align with its core focus areas: humane society initiatives, humane education, and animal rehabilitation programs. By supporting these areas, the foundation aims to foster a compassionate community where animals are treated with respect and care.
In 2021, the foundation made significant contributions to several key organizations. The Conservancy of Southwest Florida received a total of $132.6K, reflecting the foundation's commitment to environmental conservation and animal protection in the Naples area. Other notable grants included support for the Humane Society of the United States and the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, which received $6.0K and $5.0K, respectively. Additionally, the Humane Society of Naples received $3.0K to further its mission in the local community.
Geographically, the foundation primarily focuses its funding efforts within Naples and the surrounding regions. This localized approach allows for a greater impact on the community and ensures that resources are directed toward organizations that can make a significant difference in the lives of animals.
Eligible applicants for funding include nonprofit organizations that demonstrate a commitment to animal welfare and humane education. The foundation seeks to partner with organizations that have a proven track record of effective programming and community engagement. Interested applicants should be prepared to provide detailed proposals outlining their projects and how they align with the foundation’s mission.
The foundation is dedicated to charitable giving that supports innovative solutions to animal welfare challenges. By investing in organizations that share its vision, the foundation aims to create a lasting positive impact on the lives of animals and the communities that care for them.
Qualified applicants are encouraged to explore funding opportunities and submit their proposals through The Grant Portal. This platform offers a streamlined process for accessing grants that can help advance meaningful projects in animal welfare and education.
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