Edward E Ford Foundation

The Rema Hort Mann Foundation, founded in 1995, is a non-profit organization based in New York City. They have awarded over 2,000 Quality of Life Cancer Grants to cancer patients and over 600 Emerging Artist Grants and Artist Community Engagement Grants to promising artists, totaling over $8 million. With a focus on supporting individuals in the fight against racism and the impact of white supremacy, the foundation has provided grants to artists like Patrisse Cullors, co-founder of Black Lives Matter, and has facilitated the development and implementation of performance pieces at renowned institutions like the Hammer Museum. Through their various grant programs, the Rema Hort Mann Foundation continues to make a significant impact on the lives of cancer patients and emerging artists in the community.Generated from the website

The ‘Israel- America- Foundation, Inc.’ Supports 9 Israeli ‘Non-Profits,’ and The 10th Is The Israel America Foundation. 1. STUDIES for MEDICAL RESEARCH on CONDITIONS OF THE AGING: Ben Gurion University & Soroka Hospital in the Negev. 2. Holocaust Museums: LoHamei HaGhetaot(The Ghetto Fighter’s M...

The Royal Oak Foundation engages Americans in the work of the National Trust of England, Wales and Northern Ireland, one of the world's largest and most progressive conservation organizations. Royal Oak members gain free entry to over 300 historic houses and gardens, access to some of Britains most dramatic countryside and over 700 miles of coastline owned by the National Trust. Historic properties range from Winston Churchill's Chartwell, the boyhood homes of John Lennon and Paul McCartney. Countryside areas include significant parts of the Lake and Peak Districts. Coastal areas include the iconic White Cliffs of Dover and St. Michaels Mount, to name just a few. In the United States, Royal Oak offers a wide range of member programs and activities focused on the National Trust, British art and architecture, fine & decorative arts, gardens, history, as well as conservation and historic preservation. These tours and day trips, as well as our Drue Heinz Lectures, are offered in various U.S. cities. Royal Oak also hosts regular special events such as its annual fundraiser, the Timeless Design Award & Gala Benefit honoring patrons of the arts and design fields, and the acclaimed Seeds For Thought garden lectures. As an independent U.S. not-for-profit organization, Royal Oak fundraises for National Trust priorities and offers Americans a tax-deduction for their contributions and member dues. To date, the Foundation has raised and granted over $7 million to support the work of the National Trust. Projects range from the acquisition of important coastline, to restoring historic houses, to helping re-acquire works of art separated from their original properties. Royal Oak also sponsors selected Fellowships and Scholarships for Americans who wish to learn more about the National Trust and the rich heritage of Great Britain. The Royal Oak Foundation's programs are made possible by membership dues, special events, and your generous contributions. We thank you for your support.