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The Webber Family Foundation

Historical Funder

Austin, Texas · EIN 74-2927126 · Private foundation · Website

Grants paid (2024)$1.5M
Organizations funded35
Typical grant$7,500
Total assets$16.4M

Half of its grants to organizations were between $3,000 and $25,000.

From the return

How to apply

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

ContactThe Webber Family Foundaiton
Address3112 Windsor Rd A336, Austin TX 78703
Phone5124959494
Form and materialsThe Foundation requires grant proposals be submitted utilizing the Common Grant Application and Additional Questions Form provided on the Foundation's website (www.webberfoundation.org). The site contains instructions and discussion materials to aid in completing the Application. To the extent an applicant is unable to access this information, the Foundation will mail the pertinent information at the request of the applicant.
DeadlinesNone
RestrictionsIRC Section 501(c)(3) charitable organizations further qualifying as public charities.

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.

  • Education23
  • Arts & Culture5
  • Children & Youth3
  • Community Development1
  • Environment1
  • Homelessness1

Where it gives

51% of grants went outside Texas.

Grants paid in tax year 2024

RecipientLocationPurposeAmount
Civitas Institute at UT AustinAustin, TXSupport Society of Fellows program for undergrad students$100,000
University of Austin - UATXAustin, TXSupport Mill Institute and High School Teacher Institute program development$100,000
The Montgomery College FdRockville, MDExpansion and support of master class program, scholarships and Emergency College Fund$42,250
Austin Achieve Public SchoolsAustin, TXSupport after-school programs and clubs$40,500
Shield Ranch FoundationAustin, TXProvide inspiring nature-immersion experience$34,500
Constructive Dialogue InstituteNew York, NYExpand campus partnerships and training to facilitate constructive dialogs$28,000
Andy Roddick FoundationAustin, TXDevelop online learning and training resources for after-school programs$25,500
Wayside SchoolsAustin, TXSupport to enhance transportation needs$25,000
Institute for Multipartisan EducatiHanover, NHSupport Multipartisan Leaders Training Initiative$25,000
Texas Empowerment AcademyAustin, TXFund fine arts program equipment and library at public charter school$25,000
Trust LabsThe Dinner PartySwampscott, MAEngage colleges in an experimental leadership development cohort$25,000
St Edwards UniversityAustin, TXSupport educational programs and provide student scholarships$20,500
Higher Achievement ProgramWashington, DCStrengthen the opportunities for middle school students$20,000
School for Ethics and Global LeaderWashington, DCSupport the hiring of the COO position$20,000
Center for Inspired TeachingWashington, DCSupport teacher training programs and curriculum development$20,000
Texas Charter Schools AssociationAustin, TXSupport and advocacy for policies that grant students access to improving public school options$10,000
Atidna InternationalSan Antonio, TXSupport speaker program for University of Texas peace vigil$7,800
Austin Education FundAustin, TXSupport STEM-related projects for public school system$7,500
Austin Creative AllianceAustin, TXProvide scholarships to students for band camps$6,000
Sustained Dialogue InstituteWashington, DCSupport for staffing needs$4,900
Austin Public Library FoundationAustin, TXSupport Austin Youth Poet Laureate Program$4,000
DC Youth Orchestra ProgramWashington, DCFurther music education for under-served children$3,750
Heterodox AcademyNew York, NYAdvocating for principles of open inquiry & constructive disagreement in higher education institutions$3,600
Foundation for Individual Rights ExPhiladelphia, PASupport efforts to defend and sustain rights to free speech and thought$3,600
Foundation for Advancement of MusicBowie, MDPurchase instruments and provide music lessons for children$3,000
Washington Urban Debate LeagueWashington, DCProvide support and travel for students to attend debate competitions$3,000
Greater Good Science CenterBerkeley, CASupport educators with content and practices to improve classroom inclusion$3,000
The Aspen InstituteWashington, DCSupport civic training for community leaders$3,000
Stepping Stones ShelterRockville, MDProvide education supplies and services to homeless families$2,500
Apple Tree InstituteWashington, DCSupport social-emotional pilot program for pre-K students$2,500
College TracksSilver Spring, MDHiring new Program Coodinator for Access Team$2,500
United Way for Greater AustinAustin, TXProvide funding for program documentary screening$1,600
McCallum High School PTSAAustin, TXSupport McCallum High School Choir program$1,000
E3 AllianceAustin, TXDevelop a campus-based and digital-based Literacy Rubric for school districts$500
College PossibleAustin, TXPromote college access and opportunities for low-income students$500

The return also lists 38 grants to individuals ($874,500). We do not publish the names of individual recipients.

Giving by year

Tax yearGrants paidGrant lines
2024$1,500,00073
2023$1,250,00049

Sources

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