The Countess Moira Charitable Foundation
THE COUNTESS MOIRA CHARITABLE FOUNDATION, a large 990pf foundation in New York, provides grants ranging from $10K to $300K annually.
2024 Summary
$33.76M
Total Assets
$1.99M
Funding Awarded
18
Grants Given
$95,000
Median Grant
$250,000
Largest Grant
$10,000
Smallest Grant
2024 Recipients
Recipient | Award | Location | Purpose |
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Center For Civilians In Conflict | $250,000 | Washington, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA | Improving Protection For Civilians Caught In Conflicts Around The World By Calling On And Advising International Organizations, Governments, Militaries, And Armed Non State Actors To Adopt And Implement Policies To Prevent Civilian Harm. |
East End Hospice Inc | $250,000 | Westhampton Beach, NEW YORK | Improving Lives Across The East End Through Expert Care, Comfort And Compassion For Terminally Ill Patients And Their Families. |
Asian Americans For Equality Inc | $240,000 | New York, NEW YORK | General Program Support For Aafe Community Services To Serve More Immigrant And Low Income Renters, High School Students, And Community Members In Applying For Affordable Housing, Accessing Rental Assistance, And Enrolling In Entitlement Benefits, Health Care Insurance, Unemployment Benefits, And Mental Health Support. |
914 Cares | $174,960 | White Plains, NEW YORK | 914 Cares Works To Ensure Our Neighbors In Need Are Cared For By Collaborating, Supporting And Providing Resources To Local Organizations, Educating The Community About Poverty And Encouraging Actionable Generosity. |
Delivering Good Inc | $150,000 | New York, NEW YORK | Uniting Retailers, Manufacturers, Foundations And Individuals To Provide People Impacted By Poverty And Tragedy With New Merchandise, Effectively Distributed Through A Network Of Agency Partners To Offer Hope, Dignity And Self Esteem To At Risk Children, Families And Individuals. |
New York Common Pantry | $125,000 | New York, NEW YORK | Reducing Hunger Throughout New York City While Promoting Dignity And Self Sufficiency. |
The Retreat | $100,000 | East Hampton, NEW YORK | Provide Safety, Shelter And Support For Victims Of Domestic Abuse And To Break The Cycle Of Family Violence. |
Fiver Childrens Foundation Inc | $100,000 | New York, NEW YORK | Empowering Children To Make Ethical And Healthy Decisions, To Become Engaged Citizens, And To Succeed In School, Careers, And Life Via A Comprehensive Youth Development Organization That Makes A 10 Year Commitment To Children From Underserved Communities Throughout New York City And Central New York. |
East Side House Inc | $100,000 | Bronx, NEW YORK | The Post Secondary Pathways (Psp) Program Places The 30 40% Of Students Who Are Not Immediately College Bound With Alternative Pathways That Lead To Careers That Pay A Living Wage Through Training And Certification Programs Related To Nyc's Fastest Growing Job Sectors Of Healthcare, Technology, And Construction. |
Community Word Project Inc | $90,000 | New York, NEW YORK | To Facilitate Culturally Responsive, Multidisciplinary Art Programs For Students, Teaching Artists, And Communities To Develop And Amplify Their Voices And Creative Skills. We Envision A World Where All Artists And Learners Work Together To Recognize And Celebrate The Power Of Their Creative Voices To Manifest A More Equitable Future. |
Cristo Rey Brooklyn High School | $70,000 | Brooklyn, NEW YORK | Educating Young People Of Limited Economic Means To Become People Of Faith, Purpose, And Service By Supporting The Scholarship Fund. |
Storytelling Arts Inc | $65,000 | Stockton, NEW JERSEY | Boosting Literacy And Building Community Through Classroom Residencies, Teacher Development, And Services In Juvenile Detention Centers. |
United Way Of Long Island | $65,000 | Deer Park, NEW YORK | Aiding Youths In The Area Of Workforce Development (Ages Of 18 And 24) Via The Youth Build Program Who Come From Diverse Neighborhoods And Face Problems Associated With Low Income Communities, Including: Dropping Out Of School, Unemployment, Crime, Welfare, Gang Activity, Foster Care, Homelessness And Crowded, Low Performing Schools. |
Astor Services For Children And Families | $55,000 | Rhinebeck, NEW YORK | Providing Behavioral Health And Educational Services So That Children Have The Opportunity To Meet Life's Challenges, Pursue Their Dreams, And Reach Their Full Potential. |
Family Center Inc | $50,000 | Brooklyn, NEW YORK | Improving Child And Family Outcomes Through Programs That Address The Behavioral And Social Determinants Of Health Is The Focus Of Our Work Keeping Vulnerable New Yorkers Stronger, Longer. |
Girls Educational And Mentoring Services (Gems) | $50,000 | New York, NEW YORK | Girls Educational And Mentoring Services' (Gems) Mission Is To Empower Girls And Young Women, Ages 12 24, Who Have Experienced Commercial Sexual Exploitation And Domestic Trafficking To Exit The Commercial Sex Industry And Develop To Their Full Potential. Gems Is Committed To Ending Commercial Sexual Exploitation And Domestic Trafficking Of Children By Changing Individual Lives, Transforming Public Perception, And Revolutionizing The Systems And Policies That Impact Sexually Exploited Youth. |
International Tennis Hall Of Fame | $50,000 | Newport, RHODE ISLAND | Teamfame Provides A Positive, Fun, Safe, And Nurturing Environmentwith A Focus On Academic Success, Character Development, Enrichment,And Tennis. Through Year Round Programs Students Have Improved Theiracademic And Social Skills While Learning How To Incorporate Healthierhabits Into Their Daily Routines. |
Camp Exclamation Point Inc | $10,000 | Essex Jct, VERMONT | Providing Continuity And Community To Underserved Rural Vermont Kids Through A Weeklong Residential Summer Camp. |
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NY
New York
$1,619,960 -
DC
District of Columbia
$250,000 -
NJ
New Jersey
$65,000 -
RI
Rhode Island
$50,000 -
VT
Vermont
$10,000
Contacts
Name | Phone | Title |
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TAYLOR T GRAY | 9149243109 | TREASURER |
TAYLOR GRAY | Signing Officer |
Historical Financials
Year | Total Assets | Total Giving | Grants | Median Grant | Max Grant | Min Grant |
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2024 | $33,759,939 | $1,994,960 | 18 | $95,000 | $250,000 | $10,000 |
2023 | $34,089,464 | $2,160,515 | 15 | $100,000 | $500,000 | $50,000 |
2022 | $40,610,941 | $2,015,260 | 21 | $94,500 | $250,000 | $260 |
2021 | $34,783,185 | $1,700,820 | 21 | $75,000 | $200,000 | $2,000 |
2020 | $34,212,945 | $1,645,820 | 24 | $50,000 | $250,000 | $5,000 |