Private foundation · La Jolla, CA (gives in Tennessee from out of state)
Price Philanthropies Foundation
In 2024 it gave 1 grant worth $2,500 to Tennessee groups. A typical grant was $2,500 (1 grant).
Takes applications. See how to apply below.
Key facts
- Grants in Tennessee
- 1 totaling $2,500
- Typical grant How we figure this
- $2,500 (1 grant)
- A realistic first ask How we figure this
- About $2,500, its middle Tennessee grant. First-time winners usually get less than repeat ones.
- Where it gives
- Davidson County · plus 245 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
- Rarely: every Tennessee group it funded in 2024 had also been funded in 2023. Build a relationship before asking.
- Total giving that year
- $33.8 million
Giving by year
| Tax year | Total grants paid | To Tennessee | Tennessee grants |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 | $33.8M | $2,500 | 1 |
| 2023 | $16.4M | $2,500 | 1 |
All grants paid To Tennessee
How to apply
- Contact
- Terry Malavenda Price Philanthropie · San diego · (619) 795-2000
- What to send
- We ask potential applicants to submit a grant inquiry via price philanthropies foundation grant staff. After an internal screening process, some applicants will be invited to submit a formal grant application. The formal grant request includes the following information: organization name, address, phone, contact information; program/project title; program/project description; request amount; total program/project budget; secured/pending funders; age group; geographical area; program area; type of support; key issues; executive summary; target audience; program deliverables; anticipated outcomes; attachments to include: 501(c)(3) tax exempt letter; detailed program/project budget; organization financials; organizational budget for current fiscal year the initial grant request must be submitted through our online system.
- Limits
- Grants must be made to non-profit organizations with 501(c)(3) status or governmental units such as public schools or city departments or for inherently charitable activities; grants are not made (i) to organizations whose primary purpose is religious, or (ii) for propagandizing, influencing legislation and/or elections, promoting voting registration, for political candidates, political campaigns or organizations engaged in political activities; or (iii) to federal appeals or to organizations that collect funds for redistribution to other non-profit groups.
As the foundation reported to the IRS for tax year 2024. Check its website or call before sending anything, because contacts and deadlines change.
Board and officers
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- Robert PriceChmn/pres/grant cmte chmn/inv cmte mbr
- Sherry BahrambeyguiDirector
- Allison PriceVice chairman/vice pres/grant cmte mbr
- Jeff FisherDirector/inv cmte mbr/cfo
- M Edward SpringDirector/audit cmte mbr/inv cmte chair
- Dede AlpertDirector/audit cmte chair
- Sue ReynoldsDirector
- David LynnDirector/inv cmte mbr
- David PriceVice chairman/vice president
- Sophie BernabeSecretary/general counsel
- Jennette ShayCoo
- Jennifer BarronVice president - international program
- Matthew HerveyDirector
- Dana GoldmanDirector
As listed in its 2024 IRS filing. Many foundations decide through their board, so a personal connection often matters more than a perfect application.
Tennessee organizations it funded
Largest first. Past winners are good people to ask what the foundation looks for. Select a group to see who else funds it.
| Past winner | Where | Purpose | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gary Sinise Foundation | Nashville, Davidson County | General support | $2,500 |
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