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A Private Foundation located in ORLANDO, FL
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About this Private Foundation: 364321
This foundation, located in ORLANDO, FL, maintains assets exceeding $776. In its most recent filings, it reported awarding $23.2k 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 realm of charitable giving, one foundation stands out with a heartfelt mission focused on enhancing the lives of individuals within the prison system. With total assets amounting to $776, this foundation is dedicated to fostering personal growth and rehabilitation through the power of literature. In the tax year 2023, it allocated $23.2K in grants, reflecting its commitment to making a meaningful impact on the lives of incarcerated men, women, and children.
The foundation's primary focus is on distributing books to those within the correctional system, recognizing that access to literature can be a transformative experience. By prioritizing the provision of educational and inspirational materials, the foundation aims to empower individuals to pursue personal development, cultivate new skills, and foster a sense of hope during their incarceration. This unique approach not only enriches the lives of recipients but also contributes to their reintegration into society upon release.
Geographically, the foundation operates primarily within the United States, with a specific emphasis on reaching underserved populations who may lack access to educational resources. This targeted funding strategy ensures that the foundation’s grants are directed towards initiatives that align with its mission of promoting literacy and education among incarcerated individuals.
Eligibility for funding is open to organizations and initiatives that share a commitment to rehabilitative education and literacy, particularly those focused on providing resources to the prison population. By collaborating with like-minded partners, the foundation seeks to amplify its impact and foster a culture of learning within correctional facilities.
As the foundation continues to expand its reach and influence, it invites qualified applicants to explore the unique funding opportunities available through its grant programs. Together, we can cultivate a brighter future for those seeking redemption and growth. Visit The Grant Portal to discover how your organization can align with this transformative vision and apply for support today.
The foundation's primary focus is on distributing books to those within the correctional system, recognizing that access to literature can be a transformative experience. By prioritizing the provision of educational and inspirational materials, the foundation aims to empower individuals to pursue personal development, cultivate new skills, and foster a sense of hope during their incarceration. This unique approach not only enriches the lives of recipients but also contributes to their reintegration into society upon release.
Geographically, the foundation operates primarily within the United States, with a specific emphasis on reaching underserved populations who may lack access to educational resources. This targeted funding strategy ensures that the foundation’s grants are directed towards initiatives that align with its mission of promoting literacy and education among incarcerated individuals.
Eligibility for funding is open to organizations and initiatives that share a commitment to rehabilitative education and literacy, particularly those focused on providing resources to the prison population. By collaborating with like-minded partners, the foundation seeks to amplify its impact and foster a culture of learning within correctional facilities.
As the foundation continues to expand its reach and influence, it invites qualified applicants to explore the unique funding opportunities available through its grant programs. Together, we can cultivate a brighter future for those seeking redemption and growth. Visit The Grant Portal to discover how your organization can align with this transformative vision and apply for support today.
ORLANDO, FL
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2022Published by IRS
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