Tinty Foundation Grant

From Tinty Foundation

The Tinty Foundation was established to support youth athletics, public safety services, and animal care and rights. Founded by Donald Tinty's executors, it aims to foster initiatives that improve these sectors and contribute to community well-being.

Type of Support

Overview

The Tinty Foundation Grant focuses on supporting programs and organizations dedicated to making a positive impact across communities, with an emphasis on transcending ethnic, racial, and economic boundaries. Specifically, the foundation aims to bolster efforts in:

After-school programs that promote academic excellence along with recreational and athletic activities.
Public safety organizations, including those related to fire, police, and emergency medical services.
Animal care and rights, including support for humane societies and animal rights movements.

The grant encourages both existing organizations and grassroots efforts working in these areas, with a particular interest in projects and programs that hold special significance to Tinty members.

Eligibility

Organization's Location

USA

Program Location

CT (Hartford County)

Organization Type

Organizations recognized by the IRS as 501(c)(3) and 509(a)(1) or 509(a)(2)

General operating or capacity building for organizations with an annual operating budget less than $1 million

Programs focused on direct services

Smaller organizations or new projects with limited fundraising capabilities

Organization Budget And Years

Organization's annual budget is less than 1M

Other

General operating or capacity building grants
For organizations with an annual budget less than $1 million
Focus on direct services
Support for organizations, projects difficult to fund
One-year or multi-year grants available
May consider contributions to endowments, capital campaigns
Occasionally funds non-501(c)(3) entities for charitable activities

Ineligibility

Individuals

Private foundations

Public charities that are 509(a)(3) supporting organizations, unless they are not Type I or II with foundation insiders or "disqualified persons" controlling the organization, or they are functionally integrated Type III supporting organizations.

Tinty Foundation Grant

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