Private foundation · Austin, TX (gives in Tennessee from out of state)
The Rosendin Foundation
Key facts
- Grants in Tennessee
- 3 totaling $42K
- Typical grant
- $10K to $20K (middle half of its Tennessee grants)
- A realistic first ask
- About $12K, its median Tennessee grant. New grantees usually get less than long-time ones.
- Where it gives
- Sumner County, Davidson County, Lawrence County · plus 122 grants outside Tennessee
- Buildings & equipment
- None of its Tennessee grants in this filing were for buildings or equipment
- Funds new groups?
- 67% of the Tennessee groups it funded in 2024 were new (not funded in 2023): 2 of 3.
- Total giving that year
- $2.4M
Giving by year
| Tax year | Total grants paid | To Tennessee | Tennessee grants |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 | $2.4M | $42K | 3 |
| 2023 | $638K | $28K | 6 |
How to apply
- Contact
- Grant committee · san jose · 8337673634
- What to send
- Annual grant application - the rosendin foundation cares about the well-being of our communities by partnering with community-focused non-profit organizations to support health, including emotional, nutritional, and occupation programs.
- Deadlines
- The deadline for the grant cycle is august 15th.
Next one: Aug 15, 2027 if the dates haven't changed since its 2024 filing - Limits
- The rosendin foundation has one grant cycle for financial grants up to $50,000. Non-profit organizations wishing to be considered for funding must first submit a completed grant application, along with copies of the organization's (or their sponsoring organization's) 501(c)(3) determination letter, most recent audited financial statement, and list of current board members. The foundation will issue grants in november annually.
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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- Jolsna ThomasPresident
- Salina BrownVice president
- Hank BraschSecretary
- Sara CasiniTreasurer
As listed in its 2024 IRS filing. Many foundations decide through their board, so a personal connection often matters more than a perfect application.
What it funds most often
- To deliver comprehensive, coordinated, child-focused services to victims of child sexual abuse, physical...
- To develop and standardize training to educate the members of the international brotherhood of electrical...
- To provide service dogs and training to disabled heroes in need, empowering them as they return to...
Tennessee organizations it funded
Largest first. Groups it already funds are good people to ask what the foundation looks for. Select a group to see who else funds it.
| Recipient | Where | Purpose | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nashville Electrical Jatc | Nashville, Davidson County | To develop and standardize training to educate the members of the... | $20K |
| Ashley's Place - Sumner Child Advocacy Center | Gallatin, Sumner County | To deliver comprehensive, coordinated, child-focused services to victims of... | $12K |
| Working Dogs for Vets | Lawrenceburg, Lawrence County | To provide service dogs and training to disabled heroes in need, empowering... | $10K |
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