Grant Recommendations
Welcome! Here are this week’s recommended foundations. These grants will be for various types of organizations, so they may not always be a perfect fit for you. However, there will be some that are. We also offer customized grant research reports that offer grants researched specifically for your organization, provide you with all of the submission requirements, deadlines, and a researched recommended request amount so that you can put your best effort forward when you apply.
This week’s focus is on Food Banks. Some of the deadlines may have passed, but you can keep this information for their next funding cycle.
Samaritan Foundation
The Samaritan Foundation makes grants for food banks and organizations involved with education, patient services, disaster relief, human services, and Christianity. Other areas of giving include child care, child welfare, and family services.
Interested applicants should submit a letter of inquiry. There is no application deadline. The Foundation does not have a website at this time.
Mail to:
Todd Craig Stoller
P.O. Box 97
Haviland, OH 45851-0097
Haviland, OH 45851-0097
Doering Family Foundation
The Doering Family Foundation, Ltd. provides funding for education, religion, federated giving programs and children’s services. Other fields of interest include: boys & girls clubs; Boy Scouts; Girl Scouts; children/youth, services; education; federated giving programs; general charitable giving; higher education, university; food banks; library programs; and science.
Giving is focused in California. An application form is not required. Interested applicants should submit a letter of inquiry. There is no application deadline. The foundation does not have a website at this time.
Mail to:
622 Julpun Loop
Clayton, CA 94517
David S. Ascher, M.D. Charitable Foundation
David S. Ascher, M.D. Charitable Foundation provides funding for health organizations; education (elementary, secondary and higher); and human services. Past funding has also been made for seeing eye dog programs, food banks, and art museums. Other areas of interest include basic and emergency aid, diseases and disorders, legal services, shelter and residential care.
Giving is on a national basis, with a focus on California and Massachusetts. The foundation does not make grants to individuals.
Interested applicants should submit the following in a letter of inquiry:
* copy of IRS Determination Letter
* detailed description of project and amount of funding requested
There is no application deadline. The foundation does not have a website at this time.
Mail to:
c/o Pamela Ascher
P.O. Box 57
Santa Ana, CA 92702