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About Beller Family Foundation
The Beller Family Foundation concentrates its giving on local faith-based activity, demonstrated by a single large grant to the Goldsby Church for fellowships, outreach, and ministry. Their philanthropy appears community‑focused and driven by support for congregational programs and religious ministry in Goldsby, Oklahoma. The foundation favors direct funding of church-led activities rather than broad geographic or issue diversification.
Focus Areas
Local congregational support in Goldsby, OKChristian ministry and outreach programsFellowship and clergy support within a single parishCommunity faith‑based services in a small‑town context
Who They Fund
student athletesK-12 students (Newcastle schools)agricultural youth / FFA membersfaith-based student groups / religious communities
Giving Approach
Highly concentrated: a single, large grant to one local church indicating targeted, place-based support for faith ministry rather than distributed or diversified giving.
About Beller Family Foundation
A single $590,000 grant to Goldsby Church for fellowships, outreach, and ministry anchors the Beller Family Foundation’s recent giving and makes its religious focus unmistakable. The foundation pairs that congregation-level support with other faith-linked grants, including funding for student-athlete religious support through Fellowship of Christian Athletes and scripture translation work with Seed Company. Its portfolio also reaches into school equipment, counseling, financial education, and FFA sponsorships, showing a pattern of backing practical needs in local schools alongside ministry-oriented work. The 2025 grants list suggests a small private foundation operating with a concentrated set of priorities rather than a wide, diversified grant strategy. Most of the named recipients are Oklahoma organizations, with giving centered on communities such as Goldsby, Edmond, Hobart, Noble, Newcastle, Asher, and Oklahoma City. The foundation’s recent activity shows direct, purpose-specific grants to churches, student-serving groups, and schools, with clear links to faith formation, youth support, and community-based services.
What Beller Family Foundation Funds
Faith-based work is the clearest theme in the recent grants. In 2025, the foundation gave $590,000 to Goldsby Church for fellowships, outreach, and ministry, and $100,000 to Fellowship of Christian Athletes for supporting student athletes with religious support. That same year, it provided $10,000 to Seed Company for scripture translation, extending the faith-related pattern beyond local congregational support. School-related giving is also visible in the portfolio. The foundation awarded $76,000 to Hobert Public Schools for schools equipment lease pre-payment and $54,000 to Noble Schools for school equipment, indicating support for operational needs in K-12 settings. It also funded $5,000 to Mgyfc Inc for counseling for students at Newcastle Schools and $4,000 to Asher Public Schools for sponsoring Asher FFA, connecting education, student services, and agricultural youth programming.
How Beller Family Foundation Gives
The grant sizes are highly concentrated: the 25th percentile is about $3,000, the median is $10,000, and the 75th percentile is about $63,000, with one very large outlier at $590,000. The 2025 list shows a mix of major program support and smaller sponsorship-style awards. The foundation is a private foundation and does not fund individuals or make program-related investments. Its recent recipients are all in the United States, and the pattern appears recurring in the sense of repeated support for churches, student-focused religious work, and schools rather than one-off thematic experimentation. Application details are not shown in the grant data, though one active project page indicates that direct donations, materials, and volunteer labor are accepted for the Washington Multi-purpose Facility project.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$870K
Total Assets
$1.1M
Total Revenue
$1.6M
Total Expenses
$900K
Geographic Reach
Local2 states funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
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