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The Page and Otto Marx Jr Foundation

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Riverdale, New York · EIN 13-3200783 · Private foundation

Grants paid (2025)$1.3M
Organizations funded66
Typical grant$10,000
Total assets$28.8M

Half of its grants to organizations were between $6,000 and $20,000.

From the return

How to apply

On its return for tax year 2025 the foundation checked the box saying it only makes contributions to preselected charitable organizations and does not accept unsolicited requests for funds.

What it funds

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

  • Education24
  • Health12
  • Arts & Culture9
  • Human Services7
  • Food Assistance5
  • Children & Youth4

Where it gives

62% of grants went outside New York.

Grants paid in tax year 2025

RecipientLocationPurposeAmount
The Camphill SchoolGlenmoore, PAEducation$125,000
Pennington SchoolPennington, NJEducation$110,000
Solebury SchoolNew Hope, PAEducation$65,000
The Bronx Hs of ScienceBronx, NYEducation$50,000
United Hospital FundNew York, NYHealth$50,000
Wnet New York Public MediaNew York, NYInform, enlighten, entertain and inspire the public through the power of tv and media$50,000
George Stevens AcademyBlue Hill, MEEducational$46,000
North Well Health FoundationNew Hyde Park, NYHealth$45,000
Life Needs Co-OpGeat Barrington, MAProvide lifelong care and encourage growth through farming, gardening and community integration$35,000
Capital Harmony WorksTrenton, NJTo expose children to additional community and educational resources$30,000
Direct Relief FoundationGoleta, CAHumanitarian aid$30,000
John Hopkins UniversityBaltimore, MDTo fund student financial aid, medical research and campus infrastructure support$25,000
Planned Parenthood FoundationNew Yorkk, NYHealth$25,000
University Community Social ServiceNew York, NYSoup kitchen and social services$25,000
Alzheimer's AssociationChicago, ILFor research$20,000
Chapin SchoolPrinceton, NJFor education and support of young women$20,000
Dunn SchoolLos Olivos, CAFor education of the whole student to their fullest potential$20,000
Midland SchoolNorth Branch, NJFor education$20,000
New Grange SchoolPennington, NJFor education$20,000
Princeton Junior SchoolPrinceton, NJEducation$20,000
Santa Ynex Valley Family SchoolLaek Divea, CAEducation$20,000
Executive Leadership InstituteNew York, NYProfessional development for schools and school leaders$20,000
Suzannes Comfort CarePerry, NYHealth$16,500
The Hill SchoolPottstown, PAEducation$16,500
Multiple Myeloma ResearchStudio City, CAFor research$16,000
Arnold P Gold FoundationEnglewood Cliffs, NJTo help empower humanism in healthcare$15,000
Chewonski FoundationWiscasset, MEPromote growth and adventure fro campers$15,000
City HarvestBrooklyn, NYFor food rescue program$15,000
Kieve Wavus EducationNobleboro, MESupport need-based financial aid for campers, staff, training and facility maintenance$15,000
New York Public RadioNew York, NYArts, culture$15,000
Nols FundLander, WYFor scholarships, research and outreach programs$15,000
Vernon Avenue ProjectJamaica, NYYouth development and support$13,000
Child Cancer FundJacksonville, FLFor support of families fighting childhood cancer$11,000
Community Voices HeardNew York, NYTo support social, economic and racial justice for women and low-income families in new york state$10,000
Friends of WlrnMiami, FLTo support wlrn$10,000
Gods Love We DeliverNew York, NYTo improve health and well-being of people with serious illnesses by alleviating hunger$10,000
Honor the EarthRapid City, SDHumanitarian aid$10,000
International Rescue CommitteeAlbert Lee, MNTo provide critical supplies for vulnerable families in the middle east and other crisis zones$10,000
Seeds Access Changes EverythingNewark, NJEducation$10,000
The Memphis ZooMemphis, TNPublic zoo$10,000
The Metropolitan OperaNew Yrok, NYArts, culture$10,000
UnicefNew York, NYHealth$10,000
Child Mind InstituteNew York, NYTo transform the lives of children struggling with mental health and learning disorders$10,000
Hope for Youth FoundationAmityville, NYTo provide services to children, youth and families with preventive services, and emergency residential services$8,250
Let It Shine IncVerplanck, NYArts & culture$8,250
Rocky Mountain Biological LabCrested Butte, COResearch$8,000
Food Bank NYCNew York, NYTo end hunger by organizing food, information and support for community survival, empowerment and dignity$7,500
Highlander Research and EdNew Market, TNFor research$7,000
Hobart and William Smith CollegesGeneva, NYEducation$6,500
Adaptive Sports FoundationWindham, NYFor experiences for people with phsyical and cognitive disabilities$6,000
Young Scholars InstituteTrenton, NJTo provide remedial, supplemental and enrichment programs for students in trenton, nj$6,000
Princeton Day SchoolPrinceton, NJEducation$5,500
Hayden Heritage CenterHayden, COEducation, museum$5,500
Opening ActBrooklyn, NYArts, culture$5,000
Sister SongAtlanta, GAArts, culture$5,000
The Nashville ZooNashville, TNPublic zoo$5,000
West Palm Beach Opera HouseWest Palm Beach, FLArts, culture$5,000
Agape FarmhandsSan Rafael, CAEducation$5,000
Center for Constitutional RightsNew York, NYAdvancing and protecting rights guaranteed by the US constitution$5,000
Doctors Without WallsWellesley, MATo provide medicare to vulnerable people$5,000

Showing the 60 largest of 66 grants to organizations.

Giving by year

Tax yearGrants paidGrant lines
2025$1,260,00066
2024$1,142,00059
2023$1,142,00060

Sources

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