A Private Foundation located in RICHMOND, VA



Latest data derived from the private foundation e-Filings updated by the IRS

IRS Form 990 PF

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2021 Tax Year

About this Private Foundation: 180665

This foundation is located in Richmond and provides grants for various charitable purposes. Its interests include supporting general charitable activities that benefit the community. The foundation engages in diverse charitable programs aimed at improving lives and addressing pressing social needs. Through its grant-making activities, it fosters initiatives that promote health, education, and well-being. By funding a wide range of charitable efforts, the foundation aims to make a positive impact and support its focus area effectively.

Foundation Profile

The foundation is dedicated to improving the lives of individuals affected by Parkinson's disease. Its mission is to support research, education, and community initiatives that enhance the quality of life for those impacted by this neurological disorder. In the tax year 2022, the foundation reported total assets of $32.1K USD. It distributed $54.0K USD in grants, demonstrating its commitment to charitable giving and funding opportunities that directly benefit the Parkinson's community. The total expenditure for the year was $61.5K USD, reflecting the foundation's active role in addressing the challenges faced by individuals and families dealing with Parkinson's disease. The foundation focuses on several key areas, including research funding, patient support programs, and public awareness campaigns. It seeks to empower researchers and healthcare providers to develop innovative solutions and treatments for Parkinson's disease. By prioritizing education and outreach, the foundation aims to raise awareness about the condition and its impact on patients and caregivers. Geographically, the foundation primarily serves the Richmond area, but its funding may extend to broader regions as needed. It is particularly interested in projects that foster collaboration among healthcare professionals, researchers, and community organizations. The foundation encourages initiatives that promote best practices in care and support for Parkinson's patients. Eligibility for funding is open to nonprofit organizations, research institutions, and community groups that align with the foundation's mission. Applicants must demonstrate a clear connection to the foundation's focus areas and provide a detailed plan for how the funding will be utilized. The foundation values transparency and accountability in its grant-making process. In summary, this private foundation is a vital resource for those affected by Parkinson's disease. Its commitment to funding research and community initiatives plays a crucial role in advancing understanding and treatment of this condition. Qualified applicants are encouraged to explore available grant opportunities. To apply for funding, visit The Grant Portal and take the first step toward making a meaningful impact in the lives of those living with Parkinson's disease.
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RICHMOND, VA

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$32.1k

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$54k

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$61.5k

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2022

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Nonprofit Grant Provider in RICHMOND, VA with $32.1k in Assets