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Deann Dylandale Foundation

Gave $1.9M in 2024

Great Barrington, Massachusetts · EIN 26-0233243 · Private foundation

Grants paid (2024)$1.9M
Organizations funded1
Typical grant$27,000
Total assets$0

Half of its grants to organizations were between $27,000 and $27,000.

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The foundation filed the following application information (Form 990-PF Part XV, tax year 2024):

ContactDeann Halper Simmons
Address27 Hemlock Road, Great Barrington MA 01230
Phone(212) 362-8850
Emaildeannhalper13@gmail.com
Form and materialsLetter
DeadlinesNone
RestrictionsNone

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What it funds

Share of grant lines on the latest return, classified from the purpose each grant states.

  • Arts & Culture1

Where it gives

0% of grants went outside Massachusetts.

Where it gives most, by cause

Its largest causes in a single state on the latest return. Each page shows the leading foundations that fund the same cause there, with their largest grants.

Grants paid in tax year 2024

RecipientLocationPurposeAmount
Great Barrington Public TheatreGreat Barrington, MAGeneral charitable purpose$27,000

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The return also lists 3 grants to individuals ($1,851,933). We do not publish the names of individual recipients.

Giving by year

Tax yearGrants paidGrant lines
2024$1,878,9334
2023$90,0003

Sources

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