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About this Private Foundation: 470413
Located in SEMINOLE, TX, this notable foundation holds assets exceeding $87.7m. According to its latest 990-PF filing, it distributed $5.5m in grants, offering a median grant amount of $0. The largest single grant issued was $0. Its funding primarily supports organizations engaged in Arts, with additional interests in areas like Culture & Humanities and more. Although headquartered in SEMINOLE, TX, 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.
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In the tax year 2024, a prominent private foundation located in Seminole, Texas, has demonstrated its commitment to enhancing the arts, culture, and humanities through significant charitable giving. With total assets amounting to $87.7 million USD, the foundation allocated $5.5 million USD in grants to support various community initiatives and programs. The foundation’s mission centers around fostering cultural enrichment and educational opportunities, making it a vital resource for local organizations and individuals in need.
The foundation prioritizes funding for a range of initiatives that promote community engagement and support for the arts. This includes funding for scholarships aimed at assisting needy students in pursuing higher education. In 2023, eight students benefited from these scholarship grants, which were distributed directly to their respective colleges and universities, ensuring that financial barriers do not hinder educational aspirations.
Additionally, the foundation plays a crucial role in maintaining a community chapel that serves as a gathering place for concerts, seminars, and various ceremonies, enhancing the cultural fabric of Gaines County. The chapel is open daily, welcoming approximately 898 visitors in 2023, and stands as a testament to the foundation’s dedication to community service.
Another significant area of focus is the provision of facilities for local scouting programs. By offering meeting spaces and storage for scouting equipment, the foundation supports the development of youth leadership and community involvement among local Boy Scout and Girl Scout troops.
Moreover, the foundation houses a museum that showcases unique collections, providing an educational resource for the public. This facility attracts around 120 visitors annually, further emphasizing the foundation’s commitment to cultural preservation and community education.
Eligibility for grants is typically determined by specific criteria outlined in the application process, ensuring that funding is directed to initiatives that align with the foundation’s mission. Overall, this foundation exemplifies a robust commitment to charitable giving, focusing on enriching the lives of individuals and the community through the arts and education.
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