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A Private Foundation located in AVENTURA, FL
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About this Private Foundation: 434626
This foundation, located in AVENTURA, FL, maintains assets exceeding $11.6k. In its most recent filings, it reported awarding $1.9k 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 AVENTURA, 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, one foundation stands out for its commitment to enhancing Jewish cultural and educational initiatives, alongside supporting vital disease research and children's charities. For the tax year 2024, this foundation boasts total assets of $11.7K USD and has allocated $1.9K USD in grants to qualified organizations, reflecting its strategic focus on impactful funding.
The foundation's mission is to empower communities through targeted grants that foster Jewish heritage and education, while also addressing pressing health issues and supporting vulnerable children. This dual focus not only enriches cultural understanding but also promotes advancements in medical research and child welfare.
Grant opportunities are available for organizations that align with these core values. Eligible applicants include non-profit entities that provide services in the areas of Jewish culture, education, disease research, and child-focused charities. The foundation prioritizes projects that demonstrate clear community impact and sustainability, ensuring that funds are utilized effectively to foster long-term benefits.
Funding locations are primarily concentrated in areas where Jewish communities are present, but the foundation remains open to supporting initiatives that have a broader reach, particularly those that address critical health and educational needs. The foundation encourages applicants to present innovative solutions and collaborative approaches that can maximize their outreach and effectiveness.
In terms of expenditure, the foundation's total expenditure for the tax year 2024 is $10.0K USD, reflecting a commitment to responsible financial stewardship while striving to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those it serves.
For organizations seeking funding, it is essential to align proposals with the foundation's mission and demonstrate how their initiatives can contribute to the advancement of Jewish cultural education, disease research, and child welfare. By focusing on these priorities, applicants can position themselves favorably for potential funding opportunities that can catalyze impactful change within their communities.
The foundation's mission is to empower communities through targeted grants that foster Jewish heritage and education, while also addressing pressing health issues and supporting vulnerable children. This dual focus not only enriches cultural understanding but also promotes advancements in medical research and child welfare.
Grant opportunities are available for organizations that align with these core values. Eligible applicants include non-profit entities that provide services in the areas of Jewish culture, education, disease research, and child-focused charities. The foundation prioritizes projects that demonstrate clear community impact and sustainability, ensuring that funds are utilized effectively to foster long-term benefits.
Funding locations are primarily concentrated in areas where Jewish communities are present, but the foundation remains open to supporting initiatives that have a broader reach, particularly those that address critical health and educational needs. The foundation encourages applicants to present innovative solutions and collaborative approaches that can maximize their outreach and effectiveness.
In terms of expenditure, the foundation's total expenditure for the tax year 2024 is $10.0K USD, reflecting a commitment to responsible financial stewardship while striving to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those it serves.
For organizations seeking funding, it is essential to align proposals with the foundation's mission and demonstrate how their initiatives can contribute to the advancement of Jewish cultural education, disease research, and child welfare. By focusing on these priorities, applicants can position themselves favorably for potential funding opportunities that can catalyze impactful change within their communities.
AVENTURA, FL
Summary
Assets
$11.6k
Distributions
$1.9kContributions
$10kGrant Median
$Count
0Grant Max
$0
Latest Tax e-Filing
2023Published by IRS
2024People
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