This foundation focuses almost exclusively on supporting education for Indigenous youth through targeted scholarship funding. All recorded grants go to a single recipient, ST. LABRE INDIAN SCHOOL, and are designated for temporarily restricted scholarship purposes, indicating a priority on student financial aid rather than general operations or capital projects.
Highly concentrated and repeat giving: all giving is to one grantee (three grants) for a specific purpose (restricted scholarships), totaling $181,007 — indicating focused, donor-directed support rather than broad or diversified grantmaking.
Agnes Masonis Irrv Charitable Tua’s clearest pattern is its sustained scholarship support for St. Labre Indian School in Ashland, Montana. Across 2023, 2024, and 2025, the foundation made repeated temporarily restricted gifts for scholarships, showing a long-running commitment to student aid rather than one-time project funding. Those awards are by far the largest in its recent record and place Indigenous youth education at the center of the funder’s identity. The foundation’s other recent grants are much smaller and more program-specific. In Louisville, it supported Maryhurst Inc for the Euphrasia program, and in New York it funded Maryknoll Fathers & Brothers for the governing body of the organization. That mix suggests a donor advised by narrow purpose designations: scholarships for students at one institution, and restricted support for named internal program or governance needs at others. Even with a modest asset base, the foundation’s giving shows a clear preference for targeted, restricted grants. The recent record is organized around a small number of recipients and specific purposes, rather than broad discretionary philanthropy.
In scholarship and financial aid, the foundation’s most important grants go to St. Labre Indian School for temporarily restricted scholarship funds. The amounts recorded in 2023, 2024, and 2025 show that this is not a one-off award but a repeated commitment tied to student support. A second pattern appears in program funding. Maryhurst Inc received grants for the Euphrasia program in 2023, 2024, and 2025, indicating multi-year support for a named program rather than unrestricted operating aid. The foundation also makes governance-focused gifts. Maryknoll Fathers & Brothers received grants “for the governing body of the organization” in 2023, 2024, and 2025. That wording points to support aimed at organizational oversight and board-related functions. Across these areas, the funder uses narrow, purpose-specific designations rather than general grants.
Recent grant sizes range from a median of $3,741 to a 75th percentile of $54,804, with a 25th percentile of $3,270. That spread reflects a small number of large scholarship awards and a cluster of much smaller program and governance grants. The pattern is recurring: the same recipients appear across multiple years, including 2023, 2024, and 2025. The foundation does not fund individuals directly, and the grant record shows no program-related investments. Its recent giving is concentrated in restricted awards tied to named purposes rather than open-ended support.
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Most grants fall between $3K and $55K, with a median of $4K.
25th Percentile
$3K
Median
$4K
75th Percentile
$55K
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Notable grantees: ST. LABRE INDIAN SCHOOL
The foundation’s giving is regional, with 33% of grants going to recipients in Kentucky, its headquarters state. Ashland, Montana, is the clearest recipient city in the record and receives the largest awards. Louisville, Kentucky, appears as another recipient city, along with Maryknoll, New York. All recorded grants in the recent data went to U.S. recipients.
Its recent giving centers on Indigenous youth education through scholarship support, plus named program funding and governance support. The largest grants go to St. Labre Indian School for temporarily restricted scholarship funds, while other grants support the Euphrasia program at Maryhurst Inc and the governing body of Maryknoll Fathers & Brothers.
Yes. The recent record shows recurring support across 2023, 2024, and 2025. St. Labre Indian School appears in all three years for scholarships, Maryhurst Inc appears in all three years for the Euphrasia program, and Maryknoll Fathers & Brothers appears in all three years for governance support.
Typical grants are small relative to the largest scholarship awards. The 25th percentile is $3,270, the median is $3,741, and the 75th percentile is $54,804. That pattern reflects several grants in the $3,000 range and a few much larger scholarship gifts.
By recipient location, the top state is Montana. Ashland, MT is the clearest grant destination in the recent record and receives the foundation’s largest scholarship grants. Kentucky also receives grants, and 33% of grants go to recipients in the headquarters state.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ST LABRE INDIAN SCHOOL | ASHLAND, MT | $58,855 | 2025 | FOR TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED FUND FOR SCHOLARSHIPS |
| MARYKNOLL FATHERS & BROTHERS | MARYKNOLL, NY | $3,270 | 2025 | FOR THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE ORGANIZATION |
| MARYHURST INC | LOUISVILLE, KY | $3,270 | 2025 | FOR THE EUPHRASIA PROGRAM |
| ST LABRE INDIAN SCHOOL | ASHLAND, MT | $54,804 | 2024 | FOR TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED FUND FOR SCHOLARSHIPS |
| MARYHURST INC | LOUISVILLE, KY | $3,045 | 2024 | FOR THE EUPHRASIA PROGRAM |
| MARYKNOLL FATHERS & BROTHERS | MARYKNOLL, NY | $3,045 | 2024 | FOR THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE ORGANIZATION |
| ST LABRE INDIAN SCHOOL | ASHLAND, MT | $67,348 | 2023 | FOR TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED FUND FOR SCHOLARSHIPS |
| MARYHURST INC | LOUISVILLE, KY | $3,742 | 2023 | FOR THE EUPHRASIA PROGRAM |
| MARYKNOLL FATHERS & BROTHERS | MARYKNOLL, NY | $3,741 | 2023 | FOR THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE ORGANIZATION |
ST LABRE INDIAN SCHOOL
$58,855FOR TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED FUND FOR SCHOLARSHIPS
MARYKNOLL FATHERS & BROTHERS
$3,270FOR THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE ORGANIZATION
MARYHURST INC
$3,270FOR THE EUPHRASIA PROGRAM
ST LABRE INDIAN SCHOOL
$54,804FOR TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED FUND FOR SCHOLARSHIPS
MARYHURST INC
$3,045FOR THE EUPHRASIA PROGRAM
MARYKNOLL FATHERS & BROTHERS
$3,045FOR THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE ORGANIZATION
ST LABRE INDIAN SCHOOL
$67,348FOR TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED FUND FOR SCHOLARSHIPS
MARYHURST INC
$3,742FOR THE EUPHRASIA PROGRAM
MARYKNOLL FATHERS & BROTHERS
$3,741FOR THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE ORGANIZATION