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The Achelis & Bodman Foundation

Historical Funder

New York, New York · EIN 13-6022018 · Private foundation · Website

Grants paid (2024)$6.7M
Organizations funded158
Typical grant$25,000
Total assets$143.1M

Half of its grants to organizations were between $25,000 and $50,000.

From the return

How to apply

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

ContactJOHN B KRIEGER EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Address420 LEXINGTON AVE SUITE 2803, NEW YORK NY 10170
Phone2126440322
Form and materialsNONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS BASED IN NEW YORK CITY AND NORTHERN NEW JERSEY THAT ARE TAX-EXEMPT UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE AND FALL WITHIN THE PROGRAM AREAS OF THE FOUNDATION ARE WELCOME TO SUBMIT AN INQUIRY OR PROPOSAL LETTER BY EMAIL TO APPLICATION@ACHELISBODMAN.ORG. (PLEASE DO NOT SEND FULL PROPOSALS UNLESS REQUESTED.) AN INITIAL INQUIRY TO THE ACHELIS AND BODMAN FOUNDATION SHOULD INCLUDE ONLY THE FOLLOWING ITEMS: 1. A PROPOSAL LETTER THAT BRIEFLY SUMMARIZES THE HISTORY OF THE PROJECT, NEED, OBJECTIVES, TIME PERIOD, KEY STAFF, PROJECT BUDGET, AND EVALUATION PLAN. 2. LATEST ANNUAL REPORT. 3. LATEST COMPLETE AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS. 4. IRS 501(C)(3) TAX-EXEMPTION LETTER.
DeadlinesTHERE ARE NO SUBMISSION DEADLINES.
RestrictionsTHE FOUNDATION GENERALLY DOES NOT MAKE GRANTS FOR THE FOLLOWING PURPOSES OR PROGRAM AREAS: -NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS OUTSIDE OF NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY -ANNUAL APPEALS, DINNER FUNCTIONS, AND FUNDRAISING EVENTS -ENDOWMENTS AND CAPITAL CAMPAIGNS -LOANS AND DEFICIT FINANCING -DIRECT GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS -INDIVIDUAL DAY-CARE AND AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS -HOUSING -ORGANIZATIONS OR PROJECTS BASED OUTSIDE THE U.S. -SMALL ART, DANCE, MUSIC, AND THEATER GROUPS -INDIVIDUAL K-12 SCHOOLS (EXCEPT CHARTER SCHOOLS) -NATIONAL HEALTH AND MENTAL HEALTH ORGANIZATIONS -GOVERNMENT AGENCIES OR NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS SIGNIFICANTLY FUNDED OR REIMBURSED BY GOVERNMENT AGENCIES

Copied as filed. Deadlines on a tax return describe the foundation's usual process; they are not confirmation of a current open cycle.

What it funds

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

  • Arts & Culture26
  • Education20
  • Human Services9
  • Health6
  • Children & Youth5
  • Environment5

Where it gives

35% of grants went outside New York.

Grants paid in tax year 2024

RecipientLocationPurposeAmount
Rockefeller UniversityNew York, NYResearch of jiankun (jk) lyu, ph.d.,$500,000
Manhattan Institute for Policy ResearchNew York, NYUrban policy and homelessness$300,000
Hudson InstituteWashington, DCExecuting economic containment: a$200,000
Atlas Network Two Liberty CenterArlington, VALatin america initiatives$150,000
Hospital for Special SurgeryNew York, NYResearch on juvenile dermatomyositis$150,000
New-York Historical SocietyNew York, NYNew conservation studio$150,000
Gilder Lehrman Institute of American HistoryNew York, NYNew york city programs$125,000
American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy ResearchWashington, DCAmerica at 250$100,000
Cancer Research InstituteNew York, NYLloyd J. old star program$100,000
Empire Center for Public PolicyAlbany, NYEnergy program$100,000
Fresh Air FundNew York, NYCommunity outreach, partnerships$100,000
Smart Approaches to MarijuanaAlexandria, VAResearch on supervised injection sites in new york city and a public marijuana awareness campaign in new york city$100,000
American School of Classical Studies at AthensPrinceton, NJImaging equipment$75,000
Catholic Information CenterWashington, DCA book, beyond the leatherstocking$75,000
Genesys WorksNew York, NYGeneral operating support$75,000
Global Warming Policy Foundation (American Friends Of)North Lake, WINet zero and liberty project$75,000
Grace InstituteNew York, NYGeneral operating support$75,000
Heritage FoundationWashington, DCAmericas 250th innovation prizes$75,000
New City KidsGrand Rapids, MIYouth programs in new jersey$75,000
Npower New YorkBrooklyn, NYTech fundamentals program in new$75,000
American Federation for Children Growth FundDallas, TXGeneral operating support$50,000
Best Buddies New York Co Klingman & AssociatesNew York, NYFriendship, leadership, and$50,000
Billion Oyster ProjectNew York, NYHudson reefs mitigation bank$50,000
Bronx School for MusicBronx, NYGeneral operating support$50,000
Child Rescue CoalitionBoca Raton, FLFor trainings in new york city$50,000
Civic SpiritNew York, NYPrograms in new york city$50,000
Common Good InstituteNew York, NYRemoving public union control over$50,000
Cristo Rey Brooklyn High SchoolBrooklyn, NYCorporate work study program$50,000
Donors Trust & Donors Capital FundAlexandria, VAActivities in new york, new jersey$50,000
Donors Trust & Donors Capital FundAlexandria, VAGeneral operating support$50,000
Eisenhower FoundationAbilene, KSGeneral operating support$50,000
Emma's TorchBrooklyn, NYGeneral operating support$50,000
EnginRockville, MDGeneral operating support$50,000
English-Speaking Union of the United StatesNew York, NY2025 national shakespeare$50,000
Fountain HouseNew York, NYEmployment resource center$50,000
Grace OutreachBronx, NYGeneral operating support$50,000
Hispanic Society Museum & LibraryNew York, NYLibrary digitization project$50,000
House of the RedeemerNew York, NYGeneral operating support$50,000
Institute for Free SpeechWashington, DCGeneral operating support$50,000
Institute for the Study of the Ancient World New York UniversityNew York, NYExhibition, madinat al-zahra: the radiant capital of islamic spain$50,000
James Madison InstituteTallahassee, FLGeneral operating support$50,000
Jewish MuseumNew York, NYFor an exhibition, the book of esther$50,000
Kite & Key MediaBrooklyn, NYOriginals video series$50,000
Leonardo Da Vinci Dna ProjectNew York, NYGeneral operating support$50,000
Let GrowNew York, NYGeneral operating support$50,000
Morningside InstituteNew York, NYGeneral operating support$50,000
Museum of the City of New YorkNew York, NYFor an exhibition, the occupied city$50,000
National Civic Art SocietyWashington, DCArchitecture of democracy project$50,000
National Constitution CenterPhiladelphia, PATo develop a middle school version of constitution 101: an introduction to the constitution$50,000
New York Landmarks ConservancyNew York, NYSacred sites program$50,000
New York Society LibraryNew York, NYGeneral operating support$50,000
92Nd Street Young Men's and Young Women's Hebrew AssociationNew York, NY150Th anniversary programs$50,000
North Shore Land AllianceLocust Valley, NYPurchase of 4.5 acres of land$50,000
Paideia Institute for Humanistic StudyNew York, NYLiving ancient greek$50,000
Partnership to End Human TraffickingCos Cob, CTGeneral operating support$50,000
Persuasion InstituteWashington, DCGeneral operating support$50,000
Philos ProjectNew York, NYPhilos catholic$50,000
Police Athletic LeagueNew York, NYYouth link program$50,000
Prager University FoundationSherman Oaks, CAEducational initiative for 18-25 year olds$50,000
Real Clear FoundationNorthbrook, ILEnergy realism$50,000

Showing the 60 largest of 158 grants to organizations.

Giving by year

Tax yearGrants paidGrant lines
2024$6,671,050158
2023$6,670,000162

Sources

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