Mylander Foundation Grant

From The Mylander Foundation

The Mylander Foundation aims to distribute George Mylander's wealth to support the philanthropic efforts of charitable, educational, scientific, literary, religious, and civic organizations primarily in Erie County, Ohio, and its surrounding areas. The foundation has adapted its programs over time to address evolving societal needs while retaining its core objectives.

Type of Support

Overview

The broad goals of the Mylander Foundation Grant program are to further various philanthropic missions by supporting projects and organizations that align with specific causes, including charitable, educational, scientific, literary, religious, and civic endeavors. The foundation grants annual contributions to seven organizations that were significant to George Mylander, alongside additional funds to other entities in Erie County, Ohio, and nearby regions. Grants are at least $1,000 and typically last for one year.

Eligibility

Organization's Location
USA
Program Location
Preferred locations: OH (Erie County), All eligible locations: OH
Organization Type
Organizations with IRS 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status
Churches
Schools
Governmental entities
Other
  • Must serve Ohio residents, preferably those of Erie County
  • Governmental agencies without a 501(c)(3) letter must provide an explanation for its absence

Ineligibility

Individuals
Debt reduction
Medical or other research organizations
Political purposes or lobbying activities
Routine operating expenses for ongoing programs, salaries/benefits of organization staff
Sectarian religious purposes
Tickets or advertising for fundraising events.
1k+

Submission

Review Criteria

Historically, when evaluating applications, special attention has been given to several factors by The Mylander Foundation: the reach of the impact, specifically how many individuals stand to benefit from a grant awarded to a given organization; the significance of the Foundation's grant towards fully funding the proposed project or notably aiding the organization in achieving its objectives; and the extent of financial support available to the organization from alternative sources.

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