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Preselected only
The return checks the box saying the foundation gives only to preselected organizations and does not accept unsolicited requests.
Assets and giving by year
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Tax year 2025
$306,000
- Grants listed
- 18
- Assets, end of year
- $4,802,300
-
Tax year 2024
$194,000
- Grants listed
- 18
- Assets, end of year
- $4,939,885
-
Tax year 2023
$87,000
- Grants listed
- 15
- Assets, end of year
- $1,325,131
-
Tax year 2022
$84,000
- Grants listed
- 15
- Assets, end of year
- $1,360,347
-
Tax year 2021
$94,000
- Grants listed
- 16
- Assets, end of year
- $1,432,906
-
Tax year 2020
$65,000
- Grants listed
- 17
- Assets, end of year
- $1,272,647
-
Tax year 2019
$58,000
- Grants listed
- 14
- Assets, end of year
- $1,000,804
-
Tax year 2018
$72,500
- Grants listed
- 16
- Assets, end of year
- $984,137
Grants paid in 2025
As listed on the return.
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MS Harriet Rickenbackshih Tzu Rescue IncDavie, FL
Civic community
$95,000 -
Dr Ena Macricromwell Public SchoolsCromwell, CT
Civic community
$25,000 -
Crossridge Welness Co St Bernards FoundationJonesboro, AR
Civic community
$20,000 -
Dup 15 Q AllianceHighland Park, IL
Civic/ community
$20,000 -
Foundation for Essential NeedsMinneapolis, MN
Civic community
$20,000 -
Salvation ArmyHudson, NY
Civic/ community
$20,000 -
Connecticut FoodshareWallingford, CT
Civic community
$12,000 -
Pacer CenterBloomington, MN
Civic community
$12,000 -
H O R S E of CTWashington, CT
Civic community
$10,000 -
In the Company of FerretsZimmerman, MN
Civic community
$10,000 -
Innocence ProjectNew York, NY
Civic community
$10,000 -
Manes & Motions Unrestricted CareNew Britain, CT
Civic community
$10,000 -
Mission Santa MariaWarren, NJ
Civic community
$10,000 -
Old Town Artisan StudioLa Quinta, CA
Civic/community
$10,000 -
Clinton FoundationNew York, NY
Civic community
$8,000 -
Twin Cities Habitat for HumanityMinneapolis, MN
Civic community
$7,500 -
University of MN Foundation Raptor CenterMinneapolis, MN
Civic community
$5,000 -
American Museum of Tort LawWinsted, CT
Civic community
$1,500
Where the money goes
By cause: grants to organizations we matched to the IRS list of exempt organizations, by their category.
- Human services2 grants $30,00041% of the total
- Civil rights1 grant $12,00016% of the total
- Arts and culture2 grants $11,50016% of the total
- Animals1 grant $10,00014% of the total
- Education1 grant $10,00014% of the total
By State
Grants to organizations with a US address, latest year.
- Florida1 grant $95,000
- Connecticut5 grants $58,500
- Minnesota5 grants $54,500
- New York3 grants $38,000
- Arkansas1 grant $20,000
- Illinois1 grant $20,000
- California1 grant $10,000
- New Jersey1 grant $10,000
Officers, directors and trustees
As filed on the return, with average hours per week and pay from the foundation.
- Dorothy NicollSEC/TREAS Hours 0Pay $0
- Sean RobinsDIRECTOR Hours 0Pay $0
- Shannon YearwoodDIRECTOR Hours 0Pay $0
The return
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