About Anthony Abraham Foundation
The Anthony Abraham Foundation appears to make very large, concentrated awards rather than many small grants. In the available filing year the foundation issued two grants — both to the same listed recipient (“SEE ATTACHED”) and both designated for general charitable purposes — suggesting the foundation funnels core funding to a specific organization or fiscal sponsor, likely to support broad or flexible needs rather than project-specific work.
Focus Areas
Unrestricted/general charitable support for a single primary beneficiary or fiscal sponsorLikely community-based or Miami-area philanthropic initiatives (inferred from foundation location)Potential support for donor-directed or designated programs managed outside the foundation (inferred from recipient listed as “SEE ATTACHED”)
Who They Fund
children and youthpeople experiencing homelessness / food-insecure populationspatients with cancer and other medical conditionspeople with visual impairments / blindcommunities in Lebanon
About Anthony Abraham Foundation
The Anthony Abraham Foundation’s recent filings show a grantmaker built around highly concentrated support: in 2025 it awarded $4,018,431 to See Attached for general charitable purposes, following a $3,435,020 grant to the same listed recipient in 2024. That pattern points to flexible funding routed through a primary beneficiary or fiscal sponsor rather than a broad roster of small awards. Beyond those large general grants, the foundation’s recent giving reaches child-focused education, medical care, humanitarian relief, and religious institutions, including support tied to Lebanon and to community services in Florida and other U.S. locations. The portfolio also includes funding for medical research, youth mentoring, and services for people with visual impairments, suggesting a mission that blends direct aid with education and health-related support. Named recipients in the recent-grants list range from St Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis to Miami Lighthouse for the Blind and Camillus House, indicating that the foundation’s work extends from specialized health and disability services to homelessness relief and broader community support. The overall picture is of a foundation that uses a mix of very large general-purpose awards and a set of mission-aligned targeted grants.
What Anthony Abraham Foundation Funds
In child and youth education, the foundation gave $125,000 to South FL Cfpncg Host Committee for youth education and humanitarian work, $100,000 to Cristo Rey Miami High School for youth education, and $45,000 to Best Buddies for a youth mentoring program. Health-related support appears in awards such as $125,000 to The Victory Center for childrens medical and autism services and $85,640 to St Jude Children's Research Hospital for childrens medical research. Humanitarian relief is another clear thread: $250,869 went to the Eparchy of Saint Maron for religious and humanitarian efforts in Lebanon, and $70,350 supported the Rene Moawad Foundation for humanitarian efforts in Lebanon. The foundation also backed disability-focused education with $50,000 to Miami Lighthouse for the Blind.
How Anthony Abraham Foundation Gives
The recent-grant distribution suggests mid-sized awards are common, with a 25th percentile of $4,044, a median grant of $11,862, and a 75th percentile of $33,750. At the same time, the file includes much larger awards, which raises the average above the median and shows a split between concentrated general support and a wider band of targeted grants. The pattern is mostly recurring: the foundation made large general-charitable grants in both 2024 and 2025 to the same recipient listed as See Attached. The foundation is a private operating pattern is not indicated by the data; it appears to function as a grantmaking foundation rather than making program-related investments or funding individuals. Unsolicited applications are not accepted in the listed general grantmaking program.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$4M
Total Assets
$27.2M
Total Revenue
$4.3M
Total Expenses
$4.5M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $4K and $34K, with a median of $12K.
25th Percentile
$4K
Median
$12K
75th Percentile
$34K
Geographic Reach
Regional13 states funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
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