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Private foundation · Memphis

Charles H Boyle Fon Inc.

EIN 23-7256010 · IRS record · Latest filing: tax year 2025

Invitation only

In 2025 it gave 17 grants worth $956,000 to Tennessee groups, 16 of them in Shelby County. A typical grant was $20,000 to $100,000. Most often for: “To further donee's 501(c)(3) purpose”.

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Key facts

Grants in Tennessee
17 totaling $956,000 · 16 in Shelby County
Typical grant How we figure this
$20,000 to $100,000 (the middle half of its Tennessee grants)
A realistic first ask How we figure this
About $100,000: the middle grant to the 4 Tennessee groups it funded for the first time in 2025.
Where it gives
Shelby County, Davidson County · plus 23 grants outside Tennessee
Buildings & equipment
None of its Tennessee grants in this filing were for buildings or equipment
Funds new groups? How we figure this
24% of the Tennessee groups it funded in 2025 were new (not funded in 2023–2024): 4 of 17.
Total giving that year
$1.4 million

Giving by year

Giving by year from its IRS filings
Tax yearTotal grants paidTo TennesseeTennessee grants
2025$1.4M$956K17
2024$1.3M$767K16
2023$1M$618K15

All grants paid To Tennessee

How to apply

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Board and officers

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  • Snowden B MorganDirector
  • J Bayard Boyle JrPresident /
  • David J WagesSec. / treas
  • Henry W Morgan SrVice preside

As listed in its 2025 IRS filing. Many foundations decide through their board, so a personal connection often matters more than a perfect application.

What it funds most often

  1. To further donee's 501(c)(3) purpose (17 grants)

How big its Tennessee grants are

Number of Tennessee grants in each size band, tax year 2025
Grant sizeGrants
Under $1,0000
$1,000 to $4,9991
$5,000 to $9,9990
$10,000 to $24,9994
$25,000 to $99,9995
$100,000 or more7

From its 2025 IRS filing. Small groups: look at how many grants sit in the bands you'd ask for.

Tennessee organizations it funded

Shelby County grants are listed first, then the largest. Past winners are good people to ask what the foundation looks for. Select a group to see who else funds it.

Tennessee grants from Charles H Boyle Fon Inc.
Past winnerWherePurposeAmount
A Step Ahead FoundationMemphis, Shelby CountyTo further donee's 501(c)(3) purpose$100K
MifaMemphis, Shelby CountyTo further donee's 501(c)(3) purpose$100K
Church Health CenterMemphis, Shelby CountyTo further donee's 501(c)(3) purpose$100K
Planned Parenthood CenterMemphis, Shelby CountyTo further donee's 501(c)(3) purpose$100K
Dixon Gallery and GardensMemphis, Shelby CountyTo further donee's 501(c)(3) purpose$100K
Metal MuseumMemphis, Shelby CountyTo further donee's 501(c)(3) purpose$100K
St John's Episcopal ChurchMemphis, Shelby CountyTo further donee's 501(c)(3) purpose$100K
Mid South Food BankMemphis, Shelby CountyTo further donee's 501(c)(3) purpose$50K
The Salvation ArmyMemphis, Shelby CountyTo further donee's 501(c)(3) purpose$50K
Germantown Presbyterian ChurchGermantown, Shelby CountyTo further donee's 501(c)(3) purpose$45K
Service Over SelfMemhis, Shelby CountyTo further donee's 501(c)(3) purpose$25K
First Evangelical ChurchMemphis, Shelby CountyTo further donee's 501(c)(3) purpose$25K
Memphis University SchoolMemphis, Shelby CountyTo further donee's 501(c)(3) purpose$20K
Slingshot MemphisMemphis, Shelby CountyTo further donee's 501(c)(3) purpose$15K
The Trezevant FoundationMemphis, Shelby CountyTo further donee's 501(c)(3) purpose$10K
Bodine SchoolGermantown, Shelby CountyTo further donee's 501(c)(3) purpose$1,000
Beacon Center of TennesseeNashville, Davidson CountyTo further donee's 501(c)(3) purpose$15K

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