Woodhouse Family Foundation Attn John C Woodhouse Ii
WOODHOUSE FAMILY FOUNDATION ATTN JOHN C WOODHOUSE II, a medium-sized 990pf foundation in Texas, provides grants ranging from $4K to $200K annually.
2024 Summary
$4.19M
Total Assets
$487,000
Funding Awarded
18
Grants Given
$8,500
Median Grant
$175,000
Largest Grant
$4,000
Smallest Grant
2024 Recipients
Recipient | Award | Location | Purpose |
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Presbyterian Mo Ranch Assembly | $175,000 | Hunt, TEXAS | Provide A Special Place And Enriching Programs In A Christian Environment To Enable People To Grow In God Through Jesus Christ To Be Used For Capital |
Weslayan University | $175,000 | Middletown, CONNECTICUT | To Assist With Financial Aid For College Students |
Akilah Institute For Women | $15,000 | Tampa, FLORIDA | A College For Young Women In Kigali, Rwanda |
Washington Legal Foundation | $14,000 | Washington, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA | Working With Government And Our Legal System To Maintain Balance In The Courts And Help Strenghthen America's Free Enterprise System |
The Heritage Foundation | $12,000 | Washington, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA | To Formulate And Promote Conservative Public Policies Based On The Principles Of Free Enterprise, Limited Government, Individual Freedom, Traditional American Values And A Strong National Defense |
Competitive Enterprise Institute | $11,000 | Washington, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA | Fighting For Economic Liberty By Supporting Free Enterprise And Limited Government |
Acton Institute | $9,000 | Grand Rapids, MICHIGAN | To Promote A Free And Virtuous Society Characterized By Individual Liberty And Sustained By Religious Principles |
Hoover Institute | $9,000 | Stanford, CALIFORNIA | To Support The Us Constitution And The Bill Of Rights, To Minimize The Role Of Federal Government And To Protect Individual Freedoms |
The Heartland Institute | $9,000 | Chicago, ILLINOIS | To Discover And Promote Free Market Solutions To Social And Economic Problems |
Foundation For Economic Education | $8,000 | Atlanta, GEORGIA | To Inspire, Educate, And Connect Young Adults With The Economic, Ethical And Legal Principles Of A Free Society |
Foundation For Individual Rights In Education | $7,500 | Philadelphia, PENNSYLVANIA | To Defend And Sustain Individual Rights At America's Colleges & Universities |
Medical Benevolence Foundation | $7,500 | Houston, TEXAS | Supporting Healing Ministries In More Than 100 Hospitals And Clinics Throughout The World |
The Admiral Nimitz Foundationthe National Museum Of The Pacific War | $7,500 | Fredericksburg, TEXAS | To Provide Additional Development Funding For The Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz Naval Museum |
Clare Booth Luce Policy Institute | $7,000 | Herndon, VIRGINIA | To Engage, Inform And Connect Conservatives Across The Country, With A Special Focus On Young Women Who Will Lead And Shape The Future Of Our Nation |
Institute For Justice | $6,000 | Arlington, VIRGINIA | Fighting To Advance A Rule Of Law Under Which Individuals Can Control Their Destinies As Free And Responsible Members Of Society |
The Bill Of Rights Institute | $5,500 | Arlington, VIRGINIA | Develop Instructional Material And Educational Programs On America's Founding Documents And Principles For High School Teachers And Students |
Tsc Alliance | $5,000 | Silver Spring, MARYLAND | To Create A Future Where Everyone Affected By Tuberous Sclerosis Complex Can Live Their Fullest Lives. |
The Patriot Foundation Trust | $4,000 | Lookout Mountain, TENNESSEE | Affirm Individual Liberty, Advocating For Restoration Of Constitutional Limits On Goverment And The Judiciary, And Promoting Free Enterprise, National Defense And Traditional American Values |
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TX
Texas
$190,000 -
CT
Connecticut
$175,000 -
DC
District of Columbia
$37,000 -
VA
Virginia
$18,500 -
FL
Florida
$15,000 -
MI
Michigan
$9,000 -
CA
California
$9,000 -
IL
Illinois
$9,000 -
GA
Georgia
$8,000 -
PA
Pennsylvania
$7,500 -
MD
Maryland
$5,000 -
TN
Tennessee
$4,000
Contacts
Name | Phone | Title |
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JOHN C WOODHOUSE II | 2814976127 | TRUSTEE |
JOHN WOODHOUSE II | Signing Officer |
Historical Financials
Year | Total Assets | Total Giving | Grants | Median Grant | Max Grant | Min Grant |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
2024 | $4,187,739 | $487,000 | 18 | $8,500 | $175,000 | $4,000 |
2023 | $3,119,168 | $425,500 | 20 | $7,000 | $150,000 | $3,000 |
2022 | $3,421,671 | $463,000 | 21 | $6,000 | $150,000 | $3,000 |
2021 | $3,107,035 | $453,000 | 21 | $6,000 | $150,000 | $2,500 |
2020 | $3,476,593 | $346,000 | 20 | $4,500 | $150,000 | $2,500 |
2019 | $3,691,921 | $318,000 | 19 | $4,000 | $150,000 | $2,500 |