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    Dew Foundation

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    Tyler, TXWebsite9036176331

    About Dew Foundation

    The Dew Foundation makes very large, targeted gifts to high-impact projects rather than many small grants. Recent giving shows a strong interest in creating affordable housing solutions for artists (a major multi-million dollar commitment) alongside support for national disaster search-and-rescue canine teams. Their grants appear project-driven and institutionally focused, funding organizations that deliver tangible community resilience and cultural infrastructure.

    Focus Areas

    Affordable housing for artists (place-based arts housing projects, e.g., Reno AHA Center)Disaster search-and-rescue canine programs (training and deployment of life‑saving search dog teams)Place-based cultural infrastructure investments (major capital or program support for arts community stability)

    Who They Fund

    children and K–12 students (including preschool and scholarship recipients)artists and creative communitiesfood-insecure families and unhoused populationsdisaster-displaced families (e.g., Syria) and communities after emergencies

    About Dew Foundation

    Dew Foundation’s largest recent grant went to Affordable Housing for Artists in Los Angeles: $4,764,994 in 2025 for the Reno AHA Center. That single award captures a recurring pattern in the foundation’s giving: large, project-specific support for places and programs that keep artists and creative communities rooted in place. The foundation also backs disaster-response capacity at a comparable level of seriousness, including grants to National Disaster Search Dog Foundation for life-saving search teams and to Team Rubicon for its ready reserve. Across the recent grant list, Dew Foundation funds institutions that can carry out capital work, operating support, or program expansion rather than small, dispersed awards. The portfolio includes arts housing, museum and archive support, education and apprenticeship programming, food distribution, medical mission work, and relief efforts. Several grants point to infrastructure rather than one-time events, such as mortgage payoff, operating support, archive projects, and anniversary-related institutional support. The result is a grantmaking profile shaped by tangible organizational needs and long-term community capacity, with arts, relief, and social service organizations appearing repeatedly among recipients.

    What Dew Foundation Funds

    Affordable housing for artists is a clear priority. In 2025, the foundation gave $4,764,994 to Affordable Housing for Artists for the Reno AHA Center, a place-based housing project for creative communities. Arts infrastructure shows up in other forms too: American Museum of Ceramic Art received $230,000 in 2025 for a mortgage payoff campaign and general operating support, while Experimental Sound Studio received $95,525 in 2024 for general operating support and the Sandra Binion archive project. The foundation also supports arts education and artist development. Institute of Inquiry received $163,500 in 2024 for the Creative Fields Apprenticeship Program, the Make Art Not Billboards workshop, and operating support. On the relief side, Convoy of Hope received $150,000 in 2024 and again in 2025 for feeding programs for children, community outreaches, and disaster response.

    How Dew Foundation Gives

    Typical grants cluster at the mid-five-figure to low-six-figure level, with a p25 of $10,000, median of $25,000, and p75 of $48,702. The recent record shows both recurring support and one-off capital-style awards. Some organizations appear multiple times across different years, including American Museum of Ceramic Art, Midwest Food Bank Nfp, Convoy of Hope, Food Bank of Northern Nevada, Open Studio Project, Experimental Sound Studio, Keck School of Medicine of USC, Mercy Ships, and National Disaster Search Dog Foundation. Dew Foundation is a regular funder and provides both unsolicited general grantmaking and an annual LOI-to-full-application cycle. The grant descriptions include operating support, capital projects, program-specific support, and fiscal-agent arrangements.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $7.9M

    Total Assets

    $37M

    Total Revenue

    $6.3M

    Total Expenses

    $8.3M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $10K and $49K, with a median of $25K.

    25th Percentile

    $10K

    Median

    $25K

    75th Percentile

    $49K

    Geographic Reach

    National18 states funded

    About 25% of grants go to recipients in CA.

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    Giving Approach

    Highly concentrated: very large one-off gifts to a small number of organizations/projects rather than broad, distributed grantmaking; project- and capital-oriented funding with an emphasis on measurable operational/capacity outcomes.

    Funding Style

    general operating supportcapacity building / organizational strengtheningcapital & equipment upgradesprogram-specific grants (arts, education, health)fiscal agent / intermediary support

    Notable grantees: Affordable Housing for Artists (Reno AHA Center), National Disaster Search Dog Foundation

    Topics

    arts & artist-in-residence programmingfood security & core food distributiondisaster relief & emergency water/shelter responseglobal surgical care & medical capacity buildingK-12 & early childhood education / STEAMveteran & military family servicesdigital preservation & archives / museum research

    Where Dew Foundation Makes Grants

    Although the foundation is headquartered in Tyler, Texas, its grants are national and all recent grants in the dataset go to U.S. recipients. Texas is the top state by grant count, and 25% of grants go to recipients in the HQ state. Recent awards also cluster in California, with recipients in Los Angeles, Pomona, Santa Paula, Twentynine Palms, Joshua Tree, and LindaIey? No, Lindale, Texas; and in other states such as Illinois, Nevada, Missouri, Florida, and Vermont. Recipient locations show a mix of arts hubs, food-bank sites, and relief organizations rather than one local service area.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Dew Foundation

    What kinds of organizations does Dew Foundation fund most often?

    Recent grants show support for arts and artist housing, disaster relief, food distribution, medical care capacity, education, and community service. Examples in the dataset include arts housing in Los Angeles, search-and-rescue dog teams, food banks, and museum and archive projects.

    Does Dew Foundation give recurring support to some organizations?

    Yes. Several recipients appear in multiple years, including American Museum of Ceramic Art, Convoy of Hope, Food Bank of Northern Nevada, Open Studio Project, Experimental Sound Studio, Keck School of Medicine of USC, Mercy Ships, Midwest Food Bank Nfp, and National Disaster Search Dog Foundation.

    What is a typical Dew Foundation grant size?

    The typical grant size is $10,000 at the 25th percentile, $25,000 at the median, and $48,702 at the 75th percentile. Recent grants range from five-figure awards to a multimillion-dollar housing commitment.

    How does Dew Foundation accept applications?

    The foundation uses letter-of-inquiry-based general grantmaking and an annual LOI-to-full-application cycle. Several listed programs accept unsolicited applications, while international funding is by invitation for previously funded organizations.

    Where does Dew Foundation give most often?

    Texas is the top state by grant count, and 25% of grants go to recipients in Texas. The broader grantmaking is national, with recipients across states including California, Illinois, Nevada, Missouri, Florida, and Vermont.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.

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    Current and upcoming funding from Dew Foundation that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.

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    Who can apply: Must be a tax-exempt not-for-profit (examples include 501(c)(3) public charities, school districts, libraries, tribes). New applicants must pass a geographic ZIP code eligibility test (enter the 5-digit ZIP of the area to be served). Fiscal sponsorships accepted. International projects are not eligible for new applicants unless previously funded; international requests are by invitation only.

    Deadline: LOI portal opens Dec 1 (annual cycle). LOI deadline Feb 1. Full application portal opens Jan 15 for returning grantees; full application deadline Apr 1. Board meets in July; awards distributed in August.

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    General Grantmaking (DEW Foundation Grants)

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    Who can apply: Applicants must meet DEW Foundation's areas of interest and be tax-exempt not-for-profit charities or otherwise qualify under IRC Sections 170(c) or 170(c)(2)(B). New applicants must pass the Foundation's areas-of-interest review and geographic ZIP-code eligibility test before submitting an LOI. Organizations serving national areas must have an office with staff in the local area served, and the Foundation may conduct site visits. Returning applicants must have received funding at least once in 2023, 2024, or 2025 to access the full application directly. The Foundation does not generally fund normal church operations, politically oriented organizations, political parties, or culturally liberal activist causes. International projects are not currently eligible unless the organization was previously funded in the specified prior years; such requests are by invitation only.

    Deadline: For the published 2025-2026 cycle: LOI portal opened December 1, 2025; full applications for previously funded organizations opened January 15, 2026; LOI deadline was February 1, 2026; full grant application deadline was April 1, 2026. Board decisions were scheduled for July 2026 and awards for August 2026.

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    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR ARTISTSLOS ANGELES, CA$4,764,9942025RENO AHA CENTER
    AMERICAN MUSEUM OF CERAMIC ARTPOMONA, CA$230,0002025MORTGAGE PAYOFF CAMPAIGN AND GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
    CONVOY OF HOPESPRINGFIELD, MO$150,0002025FEEDING PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN, COMMUNITY OUTREACHES AND DISASTER RESPONSE
    MIDWEST FOOD BANK NFPNormal, IL$150,0002025FOOD PROCUREMENT - TEXAS
    ARTS CONNECTION FISCAL SPONSOR OF ISAN BERNADINO, CA$100,0002025OPERATING SUPPORT: CREATIVE FIELDS AND EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAMS
    MERCY SHIPSLINDALE, TX$100,0002025PAVING THE WAY FOR SAFER SURGERY IN AFRICA
    KECK SCHOOL OF MEDICINE OF USCLOS ANGELES, CA$100,0002025AMPLIFYING THE IMPACT OF ARTIST IN RESIDENCE TED MEYER'S ART AND MEDICINE PROGRAMMING
    NEXT STAGE ARTS PROJECT INCPUTNEY, VT$100,0002025NEXT STAGE ARTS 15TH ANNIVERSARY
    TEAM RUBICONLOS ANGELES, CA$100,0002025TEAM RUBICON UNRESTRICTED READY RESERVE
    MATTHEWS HOPE MINISTRIES INCWINTER GARDEN, FL$90,000202590TH BIRTHDAY HONORARIUM/MATTHEW'S HOPE/MATTHEW'S HOME BILL MORRIS HONORARIUM/BILL MORRIS HONORARIUM/BILL MORRIS HONORARIUM FOR MATTHEWS HOPE
    JOSHUA TREE LIVING ARTS HDLACJOSHUA TREE, CA$87,0002025GROUNDWORK ARTS PROGRAM
    THIRD COAST PERCUSSION NFPCHICAGO, IL$80,0002025TCP 20TH ANNIVERSARY BASH (WORKING TITLE)
    OPEN STUDIO PROJECTEVANSTON, IL$80,0002025GENERAL OPERATING
    FOOD BANK OF NORTHERN NEVADASPARKS, NV$80,0002025CORE FOOD DISTRIBUTION
    EXPERIMENTAL SOUND STUDIOCHICAGO, IL$72,0002025GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT, BINION ARTIST ARCHIVE PHASE III: MARIANA MEJIA
    CHICAGO FILM ARCHIVES NFPCHICAGO, IL$50,0002025PRESERVING, SECURING, AND STORING CFA'S DIGITAL ASSETS
    NOTE-ABLE MUSIC THERAPY SERVICESRENO, NV$50,0002025MUSIC THERAPY EXPANSION PROJECT
    WATER MISSIONN CHARLESTON, SC$50,0002025SAFE WATER AFTER DISASTER - MEETING URGENT NEEDS
    MII-TREE VETERAN PROJECTJOSHUA TREE, CA$50,0002025MII-TREE VETERAN PROJECT
    ST VINNYS BISTROSAN ANTONIO, TX$50,0002025FEEDING THE HOMELESS AT HAVEN FOR HOPE
    CHILDSAFESAN ANTONIO, TX$50,0002025COMMUNITY BASED FAMILY ADVOCACY PROGRAM
    MEDICAL INSTITUTE FOR SEXUAL HEALTHDALLAS, TX$50,0002025EXPANSION OF THE SCIENCE AND RESEARCH FUNCTION OF THE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
    NEVADA MUSEUM OF ARTRENO, NV$50,0002025EDUCATION AND RESEARCH AT THE NEVADA MUSEUM OF ART
    FRACTURED ATLASHARTSDALE, NY$45,0002025HER ONLY LIGHT/IAM RESIDENCY/PONTIAC PRESS PROJECT
    FULCRUM ARTSPASADENA, CA$40,0002025BOXOPROJECTS/THE MOJAVE PROJECT
    MORONGO BASIN UNITY HOME INCYUCCA VALLEY, CA$40,0002025MORONGO BASIN UNITY HOME INC
    HYDE PARK ART CENTERCHICAGO, IL$40,0002025GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT AT HYDE PARK ART CENTER
    CENTER FOR INQUIRYAMHERST, NY$36,0002025CFI WEST - FEED YOUR BRAIN SPEAKER SERIES FOR 2025
    NATIONAL RECYCLING COALITIONBERTHOUD, CO$31,0002025NATIONAL RECYCLING COALITION - WEBSITE/TECHNOLOGY UPGRADES
    RESTORING HOPE FAMILY RESOURCE CENTPEARSALL, TX$30,0002025OPERATING EXPENSES
    CEDILLE CHICAGO NFPCHICAGO, IL$30,0002025GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
    CRAFT CONTEMPORARYLOS ANGELES, CA$30,0002025EXPANDING ACCESS AND EDUCATION IN CRAFT
    JOSHUA TREE FOUNDATION FOR ARTS ECOJOSHUA TREE, CA$30,0002025ADMINISTRATIVE SALARY SUPPORT
    UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS FOUNDATION FORAUSTIN, TX$30,0002025STRONG STAR DEW FOUNDATION WARRIOR RESILIENCY TRAVEL FUND
    WARREN W CHERRY PRESCHOOLEVANSTON, IL$30,0002025SCHOLARSHIPS FOR FAMILIES OF GREATEST FINANCIAL NEED
    ART SHARE LOS ANGELESLOS ANGELES, CA$30,0002025CREATIVE SPACE RENEWAL: SUSTAINABLE UPGRADES FOR FUTURE GROWTH
    RIVER CITY ADVOCACYNEW BRAUNFELS, TX$25,0002025GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT 2023-2024
    ABILITYFIRSTPASADENA, CA$25,00020252024 ABILITYFIRST CAMP PAIVIKA GRANT REQUEST
    CHILDREN'S FUND INCSAN BERNARDINO, CA$25,0002025ROJECT SAFE AND EMERGENCY NEEDS
    INNER-CITY ARTSLos Angeles, CA$25,0002025Professional Development Institute EXPENSES
    OLD IRVING PARK COMMUNITY CLINICCHICAGO, IL$25,0002025FREE HEALTHCARE FOR LOW-INCOME, UNINSURED ADULTS
    RENO JAZZ ORCHESTRARENO, NV$25,0002025THE RENO JAZZ ORCHESTRA EDUCATION PROGRAM
    HILL COUNTRY PREGNANCY CARE CENTERBOERNE, TX$25,0002025PROMOTING HEALTHY FAMILIES WITH PRENATAL AND PARENTING SUPPORT
    PASADENA WALDORF SCHOOLALTADENA, CA$21,0002025THE HIGH SCHOOL CERAMICS OUTDOOR CLASSROOM
    EQUIPPING AFRICATUCSON, AZ$20,0002025EQUIPPING AFRICA
    TEXAS EMPOWERMENT ACADEMYAUSTIN, TX$20,0002025TEXAS EMPOWERMENT ACADEMY
    FOR KIDS FOUNDATIONRENO, NV$20,0002025HIGH FIVE FOR NORTHERN NEVADA CHILDREN PROGRAM
    MUSIC WITH CONFIDENCESPARKS, NV$20,0002025GENERAL OPERATIONS
    UNITED SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS INCARLINGTON, VA$20,0002025OPERATIONAL AND PROGRAMMATIC SUPPORT OF USO SAN ANTONIO WARRIOR AND FAMILY SUPPORT CENTER
    K9S FOR WARRIORSSAN ANTONIO, TX$20,0002025K9S FOR WARRIORS TEXAS

    AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR ARTISTS

    $4,764,994
    LOS ANGELES, CA2025

    RENO AHA CENTER

    AMERICAN MUSEUM OF CERAMIC ART

    $230,000
    POMONA, CA2025

    MORTGAGE PAYOFF CAMPAIGN AND GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT

    CONVOY OF HOPE

    $150,000
    SPRINGFIELD, MO2025

    FEEDING PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN, COMMUNITY OUTREACHES AND DISASTER RESPONSE

    MIDWEST FOOD BANK NFP

    $150,000
    Normal, IL2025

    FOOD PROCUREMENT - TEXAS

    ARTS CONNECTION FISCAL SPONSOR OF I

    $100,000
    SAN BERNADINO, CA2025

    OPERATING SUPPORT: CREATIVE FIELDS AND EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAMS

    MERCY SHIPS

    $100,000
    LINDALE, TX2025

    PAVING THE WAY FOR SAFER SURGERY IN AFRICA

    KECK SCHOOL OF MEDICINE OF USC

    $100,000
    LOS ANGELES, CA2025

    AMPLIFYING THE IMPACT OF ARTIST IN RESIDENCE TED MEYER'S ART AND MEDICINE PROGRAMMING

    NEXT STAGE ARTS PROJECT INC

    $100,000
    PUTNEY, VT2025

    NEXT STAGE ARTS 15TH ANNIVERSARY

    TEAM RUBICON

    $100,000
    LOS ANGELES, CA2025

    TEAM RUBICON UNRESTRICTED READY RESERVE

    MATTHEWS HOPE MINISTRIES INC

    $90,000
    WINTER GARDEN, FL2025

    90TH BIRTHDAY HONORARIUM/MATTHEW'S HOPE/MATTHEW'S HOME BILL MORRIS HONORARIUM/BILL MORRIS HONORARIUM/BILL MORRIS HONORARIUM FOR MATTHEWS HOPE

    JOSHUA TREE LIVING ARTS HDLAC

    $87,000
    JOSHUA TREE, CA2025

    GROUNDWORK ARTS PROGRAM

    THIRD COAST PERCUSSION NFP

    $80,000
    CHICAGO, IL2025

    TCP 20TH ANNIVERSARY BASH (WORKING TITLE)

    OPEN STUDIO PROJECT

    $80,000
    EVANSTON, IL2025

    GENERAL OPERATING

    FOOD BANK OF NORTHERN NEVADA

    $80,000
    SPARKS, NV2025

    CORE FOOD DISTRIBUTION

    EXPERIMENTAL SOUND STUDIO

    $72,000
    CHICAGO, IL2025

    GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT, BINION ARTIST ARCHIVE PHASE III: MARIANA MEJIA

    CHICAGO FILM ARCHIVES NFP

    $50,000
    CHICAGO, IL2025

    PRESERVING, SECURING, AND STORING CFA'S DIGITAL ASSETS

    NOTE-ABLE MUSIC THERAPY SERVICES

    $50,000
    RENO, NV2025

    MUSIC THERAPY EXPANSION PROJECT

    WATER MISSION

    $50,000
    N CHARLESTON, SC2025

    SAFE WATER AFTER DISASTER - MEETING URGENT NEEDS

    MII-TREE VETERAN PROJECT

    $50,000
    JOSHUA TREE, CA2025

    MII-TREE VETERAN PROJECT

    ST VINNYS BISTRO

    $50,000
    SAN ANTONIO, TX2025

    FEEDING THE HOMELESS AT HAVEN FOR HOPE

    CHILDSAFE

    $50,000
    SAN ANTONIO, TX2025

    COMMUNITY BASED FAMILY ADVOCACY PROGRAM

    MEDICAL INSTITUTE FOR SEXUAL HEALTH

    $50,000
    DALLAS, TX2025

    EXPANSION OF THE SCIENCE AND RESEARCH FUNCTION OF THE MEDICAL INSTITUTE

    NEVADA MUSEUM OF ART

    $50,000
    RENO, NV2025

    EDUCATION AND RESEARCH AT THE NEVADA MUSEUM OF ART

    FRACTURED ATLAS

    $45,000
    HARTSDALE, NY2025

    HER ONLY LIGHT/IAM RESIDENCY/PONTIAC PRESS PROJECT

    FULCRUM ARTS

    $40,000
    PASADENA, CA2025

    BOXOPROJECTS/THE MOJAVE PROJECT

    MORONGO BASIN UNITY HOME INC

    $40,000
    YUCCA VALLEY, CA2025

    MORONGO BASIN UNITY HOME INC

    HYDE PARK ART CENTER

    $40,000
    CHICAGO, IL2025

    GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT AT HYDE PARK ART CENTER

    CENTER FOR INQUIRY

    $36,000
    AMHERST, NY2025

    CFI WEST - FEED YOUR BRAIN SPEAKER SERIES FOR 2025

    NATIONAL RECYCLING COALITION

    $31,000
    BERTHOUD, CO2025

    NATIONAL RECYCLING COALITION - WEBSITE/TECHNOLOGY UPGRADES

    RESTORING HOPE FAMILY RESOURCE CENT

    $30,000
    PEARSALL, TX2025

    OPERATING EXPENSES

    CEDILLE CHICAGO NFP

    $30,000
    CHICAGO, IL2025

    GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT

    CRAFT CONTEMPORARY

    $30,000
    LOS ANGELES, CA2025

    EXPANDING ACCESS AND EDUCATION IN CRAFT

    JOSHUA TREE FOUNDATION FOR ARTS ECO

    $30,000
    JOSHUA TREE, CA2025

    ADMINISTRATIVE SALARY SUPPORT

    UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS FOUNDATION FOR

    $30,000
    AUSTIN, TX2025

    STRONG STAR DEW FOUNDATION WARRIOR RESILIENCY TRAVEL FUND

    WARREN W CHERRY PRESCHOOL

    $30,000
    EVANSTON, IL2025

    SCHOLARSHIPS FOR FAMILIES OF GREATEST FINANCIAL NEED

    ART SHARE LOS ANGELES

    $30,000
    LOS ANGELES, CA2025

    CREATIVE SPACE RENEWAL: SUSTAINABLE UPGRADES FOR FUTURE GROWTH

    RIVER CITY ADVOCACY

    $25,000
    NEW BRAUNFELS, TX2025

    GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT 2023-2024

    ABILITYFIRST

    $25,000
    PASADENA, CA2025

    2024 ABILITYFIRST CAMP PAIVIKA GRANT REQUEST

    CHILDREN'S FUND INC

    $25,000
    SAN BERNARDINO, CA2025

    ROJECT SAFE AND EMERGENCY NEEDS

    INNER-CITY ARTS

    $25,000
    Los Angeles, CA2025

    Professional Development Institute EXPENSES

    OLD IRVING PARK COMMUNITY CLINIC

    $25,000
    CHICAGO, IL2025

    FREE HEALTHCARE FOR LOW-INCOME, UNINSURED ADULTS

    RENO JAZZ ORCHESTRA

    $25,000
    RENO, NV2025

    THE RENO JAZZ ORCHESTRA EDUCATION PROGRAM

    HILL COUNTRY PREGNANCY CARE CENTER

    $25,000
    BOERNE, TX2025

    PROMOTING HEALTHY FAMILIES WITH PRENATAL AND PARENTING SUPPORT

    PASADENA WALDORF SCHOOL

    $21,000
    ALTADENA, CA2025

    THE HIGH SCHOOL CERAMICS OUTDOOR CLASSROOM

    EQUIPPING AFRICA

    $20,000
    TUCSON, AZ2025

    EQUIPPING AFRICA

    TEXAS EMPOWERMENT ACADEMY

    $20,000
    AUSTIN, TX2025

    TEXAS EMPOWERMENT ACADEMY

    FOR KIDS FOUNDATION

    $20,000
    RENO, NV2025

    HIGH FIVE FOR NORTHERN NEVADA CHILDREN PROGRAM

    MUSIC WITH CONFIDENCE

    $20,000
    SPARKS, NV2025

    GENERAL OPERATIONS

    UNITED SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS INC

    $20,000
    ARLINGTON, VA2025

    OPERATIONAL AND PROGRAMMATIC SUPPORT OF USO SAN ANTONIO WARRIOR AND FAMILY SUPPORT CENTER

    K9S FOR WARRIORS

    $20,000
    SAN ANTONIO, TX2025

    K9S FOR WARRIORS TEXAS