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Private foundations in Abilene, Texas

33 private foundations are based in Abilene. Together they paid $77.6 million in grants in their latest year, and 13 of them accept applications. The largest is Dian Graves Owen Foundation, with $24.1 million.

All 33 foundations in Abilene, by grants paid
FoundationGrants paidTypical grantAccepts applications
Dian Graves Owen Foundation$24.1 million$20,000No
The Karakin Foundation$16.4 million$30,000No
Kickapoo Springs Foundation$12.7 million$12,500Yes
The Legett Foundation$12.6 million$10,000Yes
Dodge Jones Legacy Foundation$2.1 million$2.1 millionYes
Directors Foundation$2.0 million$25,000Yes
Tecumseh Foundation$1.7 million$10,000Yes
JM Parker Foundation$1.1 million$25,000Yes
Shelton Family Foundation$875,900$10,000Yes
Greathouse Foundation$767,200$5,000Yes
WP & Dell Andrews Newell Charitable Tr First Financial Trust & Asset Management$707,038$44,190No
Whitener Family Foundation$565,000$20,000No
Willie I Wanda & W F Martin Charitable Trust$431,000$10,000No
Ruth and Lee Caldwell Foundation$277,800$15,000No
The Massey Family Charitable Trust$239,620$5,000No
Barber Foundation$202,500$2,250Yes
McGlothlin Foundation$185,600$20,000No
Mims Memorial Trust$119,000$23,800No
Dozier Family Foundation$100,000$10,000No
Caraway Private Foundation$81,000$40,500No
Moss Adamson Spalding Charities$70,323$1,000Yes
The Hodges Foundation$68,500$1,200No
Stubbeman Family Foundation$68,299$7,500No
Healing Hearts Christian Foundation$68,067$10,187Yes
JJM Endowment Trust for Serenity House$64,098$64,098No
Dueser Foundation$35,000$35,000No
The James Foundation Charitable Trust$34,000$2,000Yes
James R & Lela M Porter Foundation$28,800$6,000No
Rock-A-Bayou Charitable Foundation$22,000$11,000No
Sisters Four Charity Inc$16,000$1,000No
Everett E and Orabeth K Woods Foundation$13,000$6,500No
Elmer McKenney Scholarship Trust First Financial Trust & Asset Mgmt$7,429$1,176No
Kingdom Project 7 Billion$60$60Yes

Foundations are placed by the address on their IRS filing. Many give well beyond their own city; open one to see where its grants go.

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