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A Private Foundation located in ST PETERSBURG, FL
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About this Private Foundation: 118241
This private foundation, headquartered in ST PETERSBURG, FL, is backed by over $0 in total assets. Its IRS 990-PF filing shows it awarded $49.8k in grants, with a median grant size of $11.9k and the largest grant totaling $21.1k. The foundation's core mission is to fund projects and organizations aligned with . Even though it is based in ST PETERSBURG, FL, the foundation may consider funding requests from organizations across the United States and Canada. To view application criteria, restrictions, deadlines, and contact information, a subscription to The Grant Portal is necessary.
Foundation Profile
Located in St. Petersburg, Florida, a prominent private foundation is dedicated to enhancing the lives of individuals who are blind or visually impaired. The foundation's mission centers around promoting independence, accessibility, and empowerment for this underserved community. Through its commitment to charitable giving, the foundation seeks to support initiatives that foster inclusion and improve quality of life.
Grant opportunities offered by this foundation are primarily focused on organizations and projects that align with its mission. Funding priorities include programs that provide education, vocational training, assistive technology, and community integration for those affected by vision loss. The foundation is particularly interested in supporting innovative solutions that address barriers faced by individuals with visual impairments, ensuring that they have equal access to resources and opportunities.
Eligibility criteria for applicants typically include nonprofit organizations, educational institutions, and community groups that demonstrate a clear alignment with the foundation's objectives. Organizations applying for funding must show evidence of their impact on the blind and visually impaired community and present a sustainable plan for the use of grant funds.
The foundation extends its support primarily within specific geographic areas, focusing on initiatives that serve local communities. However, it may also consider broader projects that have the potential to create significant change in the field of visual impairment on a national scale.
As grant seekers explore funding opportunities, it is essential to understand the foundation's interests in fostering partnerships that lead to long-term solutions. By aligning projects with the foundation’s goals of accessibility and empowerment, applicants can enhance their chances of securing funding. This foundation stands as a beacon of hope for those seeking to make a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals who are blind or visually impaired, championing initiatives that inspire and uplift.
Grant opportunities offered by this foundation are primarily focused on organizations and projects that align with its mission. Funding priorities include programs that provide education, vocational training, assistive technology, and community integration for those affected by vision loss. The foundation is particularly interested in supporting innovative solutions that address barriers faced by individuals with visual impairments, ensuring that they have equal access to resources and opportunities.
Eligibility criteria for applicants typically include nonprofit organizations, educational institutions, and community groups that demonstrate a clear alignment with the foundation's objectives. Organizations applying for funding must show evidence of their impact on the blind and visually impaired community and present a sustainable plan for the use of grant funds.
The foundation extends its support primarily within specific geographic areas, focusing on initiatives that serve local communities. However, it may also consider broader projects that have the potential to create significant change in the field of visual impairment on a national scale.
As grant seekers explore funding opportunities, it is essential to understand the foundation's interests in fostering partnerships that lead to long-term solutions. By aligning projects with the foundation’s goals of accessibility and empowerment, applicants can enhance their chances of securing funding. This foundation stands as a beacon of hope for those seeking to make a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals who are blind or visually impaired, championing initiatives that inspire and uplift.
ST PETERSBURG, FL
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$21.1k
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