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Theodore E & Bernice C Zorn 50

Accepts applications Brooklyn, Ohio · EIN 166353781

Theodore E & Bernice C Zorn 50 is a private foundation in Brooklyn, Ohio. In tax year 2025 it gave $39,000 in 3 grants; the typical grant was $13,000 and the largest $13,000. It accepts applications; its filing gives the instructions below.

From its IRS Form 990-PF for tax year 2025.

Giving in 2025 was down from $80,000 the year before.

0% of its 2025 grantees had not received a grant from it the year before, so most of its money goes to organizations it already funds.

Giving by year

Tax yearGrants paidNumber of grantsAssets
2023$121,0004$1.8 million
2024$80,0004$1.8 million
2025$39,0003$2.0 million

How to apply

ContactKeybank N A
66 S Pearl St, Albany, NY 12207-1501
Phone or email(866) 238-8650
What to submitWritten application
RestrictionsSection 501(c)(3) organizations as defined in the trust document located in central New York

As written in the foundation's IRS filing for tax year 2025. Details may have changed since.

IRS filings on ProPublica

What Theodore E & Bernice C Zorn 50 funds

Where it gives

Its grants went to recipients in 2 states, the most to New York.

StateGrantsAmount
New York2$26,000
California1$13,000

Grants paid in 2025

All 3 grants
RecipientPurposeAmount
Planned Parenthood of Syrregion
Rochester, NY
Unrestricted$13,000
Proliteracy Worldwide
Syracuse, NY
Unrestricted$13,000
Rescue Mission Alliance
Oxnard, CA
General operating$13,000

Officers and trustees

As listed in Part VIII of the 2025 filing.

Questions people ask

Does Theodore E & Bernice C Zorn 50 accept grant applications?

Yes. Its latest IRS filing says it accepts applications.

How much does Theodore E & Bernice C Zorn 50 give?

$39,000 in tax year 2025, across 3 grants, with a typical grant of $13,000.

Who runs Theodore E & Bernice C Zorn 50?

Its 2025 filing lists Keybank N A (Trustee).

What does Theodore E & Bernice C Zorn 50 fund?

Based on its grants, mainly faith communities and housing and homelessness.

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