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    Lennox Foundation

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    Wilmington, DEWebsite8008391754

    About Lennox Foundation

    The Lennox Foundation favors mid-to-large unrestricted and capital grants to place-based community organizations, outdoor recreation groups, conservation organizations, and health/human-service providers, often funding facility upgrades, program scaling, or operational stability. Their portfolio tilts toward rural and small-city communities in the Mountain West and Northeast while also supporting national conservation and climate organizations and occasional international development projects. Grants are commonly issued repeatedly to the same organizations for multi-year or multi-project support, and awards span program support, capital campaigns, and special initiatives (e.g., equity, replication).

    Focus Areas

    Rural and small-city outdoor recreation facilities and youth sports (ski clubs, skateparks, curling, aquatics)Land and climate conservation and applied climate intelligence (Nature Conservancy, Rocky Mountain Institute, Texas grasslands)Community health and social services infrastructure (hospitals/palliative care, Planned Parenthood education/services, homeless housing funds)Community foundations and regional equity initiatives (place-based capacity and racial equity funding)Local nonprofit capital projects and replication support (animal shelters, group home renovations, community centers)

    About Lennox Foundation

    Lennox Foundation’s recent giving is marked by repeated support for place-based community institutions that need buildings, equipment, or operating stability. One of the clearest patterns is its willingness to back the same organizations across years and projects, such as Bridge in Lee, Massachusetts, which received $100,000 in 2024 for organizational stewardship and another $100,000 in 2025 for community and workforce development. The foundation also makes sizable grants to organizations serving people with serious health and housing needs, including $100,000 to Highland Hospital of Rochester for care of unhoused patients and $100,000 to Project Angel Heart for medically tailored meals for low-income Coloradans living with severe illness. Alongside human services, its portfolio includes outdoor recreation, conservation, and community-facility work. Recent awards have supported ski clubs, curling, skateparks, aquatics programs, and upgrades to camp and recreation facilities, as well as conservation organizations working on grasslands, climate, and environmental justice. The result is a grantmaker that mixes capital support, program support, and special initiatives across rural and small-city settings, with occasional international water-access projects in Bolivia and a small number of grants in Canada and Kenya.

    What Lennox Foundation Funds

    Outdoor recreation is a visible theme in the portfolio. Lennox Foundation gave $100,000 to Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club for an air bag upgrade tied to a jump complex snowmaking project, and $100,000 to Missoula Curling Club for a dedicated ice initiative. It also backed the Montana Skatepark Association with $100,000 for a drop-in program. In health and direct service, the foundation awarded $100,000 to Project Angel Heart for home-delivered, medically tailored meals and $100,000 to Hospice of Southern Maine for HVAC and energy upgrades at the facility. Community infrastructure appears as well: Hole in the Wall Gang Fund received $100,000 for a new arched entrance sign and cabin heating upgrades. Environmental grantmaking includes $100,000 to The Nature Conservancy of Texas for grassland protection and $100,000 to Rocky Mountain Institute for research on the environmental justice impact of oil and gas flares.

    How Lennox Foundation Gives

    Typical awards cluster around the middle of the foundation’s range, with p25 at $2,500, a median grant of $7,500, and p75 at $18,790. The recent list also shows many $100,000 grants, indicating that larger awards are used for selected capital, program, and special-initiative projects. Lennox Foundation is a regular funder, and recipients often appear in multiple years, including Bridge, Mano a Mano International Partners, Montana Skatepark Association, Steamboat Health & Recreation Association, Nature Conservancy, and Animal Shelter of Wood River Valley. It funds individuals and does not make program-related investments.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $4.2M

    Total Assets

    $42.9M

    Total Revenue

    $6.5M

    Total Expenses

    $4.7M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $3K and $19K, with a median of $8K.

    25th Percentile

    $3K

    Median

    $8K

    75th Percentile

    $19K

    Geographic Reach

    National34 states funded

    About 0% of grants go to recipients in CA.

    Funding intensity
    Low
    High
    Headquarters
    Funding intensity
    Low
    High

    Where Lennox Foundation Funds

    Top 4 recipient countries by grant volume for Lennox Foundation.

    RankCountryGrantsTotalShare
    1United StatesDomestic451$9.9M
    97.4%
    2Norway7

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    EIN (Tax ID): 42-6053380Latest Form 990: 2025Total assets: $42.9M3 filings on recordFind their full 990 filing →
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    Who They Fund

    rural Bolivian communities (household water users)people living with cancer and seriously ill patientslow-income Coloradans with severe illnessyouth and teens (including post-teen transitional housing)children and early learners (including nature-based programs)people experiencing homelessness / unhoused patientspeople with disabilities and accessibility needs

    Giving Approach

    Concentrated, mid-to-large grants with repeated multi-year funding to a set of core grantees and regionally focused organizations; a mix of capital/project-specific awards and general operating/replication support rather than many one-off small grants.

    Funding Style

    capital projects / facility constructionequipment & infrastructure upgradescapacity building / organizational strengtheningprogram expansion / scale-updirect service delivery (medically tailored services, basic needs)

    Notable grantees: Animal Shelter of Wood River Valley, Steamboat Health & Recreation Association / Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club, The Nature Conservancy / The Nature Conservancy of Texas, Planned Parenthood Mar Monte, Preble Street

    Topics

    rural water access and WASH (drilling deep wells in Bolivia)housing stability & transitional youth housingmedical care & palliative/oncology co-managementmedically tailored meals for chronically ill low-income peopleearly childhood and nature-based education / playgroundsrecreation & accessible community facilities (pools, playgrounds, ski areas)conservation and climate resilience (grasslands protection, daylighting, mitigation)

    Where Lennox Foundation Makes Grants

    Grantmaking is national, with the highest concentration in Connecticut. Recent recipients also cluster in Massachusetts, Maine, Montana, Colorado, Minnesota, Idaho, New York, Texas, and California. Outside the United States, the recent list includes Nicaragua? no recipient appears there; the non-U.S. grants are in Kenya, Norway, and Canada. Named locations in the grants list include New Haven, Rochester, San Jose, Hailey, Missoula, Portland, Nairobi, Steamboat Springs, Lee, San Antonio, Scarborough, Easthampton, Saint Paul, Bozeman, Sheffield, and Denver.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Lennox Foundation

    What kinds of organizations does Lennox Foundation support?

    The recent grants show support for outdoor recreation groups, conservation organizations, health and human-service providers, community foundations, and place-based nonprofits needing facility or program support. Examples include ski and skating groups, hospitals, hospice, Planned Parenthood education and services, and community organizations working on equity and workforce development.

    What is the typical grant size?

    The foundation’s typical grant size is $2,500 at the 25th percentile, $7,500 at the median, and $18,790 at the 75th percentile. The recent grants list also includes many $100,000 awards and one $200,000 grant.

    Does Lennox Foundation give repeat grants to the same organizations?

    Yes. Several organizations appear more than once in the recent grants list, including Bridge in Lee, Massachusetts; Mano a Mano International Partners in Saint Paul; Montana Skatepark Association in Missoula; Steamboat Health & Recreation Association in Steamboat Springs; Nature Conservancy; and Animal Shelter of Wood River Valley.

    Where does Lennox Foundation give most often?

    Its top state by grant count is Connecticut. The recent grants also show a broad national spread, with recipients in Massachusetts, Maine, Montana, Colorado, Minnesota, Idaho, New York, Texas, California, and several non-U.S. locations.

    Does Lennox Foundation support international work?

    Yes. The recent grants include $100,000 to Basecamp Foundation Kenya in Nairobi for the Bamboo-4-Kenya project, $100,000 to Mano a Mano International Partners for deep water wells in partnership with Bolivian communities, and smaller grants in Norway and Canada within the recipient-country distribution.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

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

    $626K
    1.5%
    3Kenya3$300K
    0.7%
    4Canada2$100K
    0.4%

    Recipient country reflects the grantee's headquarters per IRS 990-PF and Schedule F filings, not the program's implementation country.

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    NATURE CONSERVANCYMINNEAPOLIS, MN$200,0002025TNC Staff Enrichment Week
    THE BERKSHIRE TACONIC COMMUNITY FOUNDATION INCSHEFFIELD, MA$100,0002025Leading with Equity
    STEAMBOAT SPRINGS WINTER SPORTS CLUB INCSTEAMBOAT SPRINGS, CO$100,0002025Liman Mountain Center (LMC) Improvements and Equipment fund
    NAOMIS VILLAGE INCMCKINNEY, TX$100,0002025Construction/Furnishing fund of Cornerstone Preparatory Academy Facilities Warehouse
    MANO A MANO INTERNATIONAL PARTNERSSAINT PAUL, MN$100,0002025Drilling Deep Wells to Improve Health in Rural Bolivia by Reducing Water-borne Disease and Increasing Food Security
    WOOD RIVER LAND TRUST COMPANYHAILEY, ID$100,0002025Expanding our Office to Expand our Impact
    BRIDGELEE, MA$100,0002025IDEA Institute & Solidarity Projects- Community and Workforce Development
    BRIDGER SKI FOUNDATIONBOZEMAN, MT$100,0002025Preserving & Enhancing Sunset Hills: The Heartbeat of our Ski Community
    MISSOULA CURLING CLUBMISSOULA, MT$100,0002025MCC Dedicated Ice Initiative
    MONTANA SKATEPARK ASSOCIATIONMISSOULA, MT$100,0002025Drop-in Program
    FRIENDS OF WILLOW CREEK OF SAUSALITOSAUSALITO, CA$100,0002025Willow Creek Daylighting Project Monitoring, Outreach and Support
    UNIVERSITY OF MAINEORONO, ME$100,0002025UMF Sweatt-Winter Nature Based Early Childhood Expanded Playground Project
    ANIMAL SHELTER OF WOOD RIVER VALLEYHAILEY, ID$100,0002025Equipment and Medical Supplies fund for the Mountain Humane Medical Clinic
    HIGHLAND HOSPITAL OF ROCHESTERROCHESTER, NY$100,0002025Providing the highest standard of care and compassion of our unhoused patient population
    DIFFVELOPMENTMONTCLAIR, NJ$100,0002025Operations fund for Optimal Growth
    THE TREEHOUSE FOUNDATION INCEASTHAMPTON, MA$100,0002025Treehouse Video Library
    THE ARC OF THE FARMINGTON VALLEY INCCANTON, CT$100,0002025Favarh Recreation Program Expansion
    CAMP CHIPPEWA FOUNDATIONMAPLE GROVE, MN$100,0002025KP II (Kohler Palace 2)
    HOLE IN THE WALL GANG FUND INCNEW HAVEN, CT$100,0002025The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp's New Arched Entrance Sign and Heating Upgrades to Cabins fund
    PREBLE STREETPORTLAND, ME$100,0002025Preble Street Housing Fund
    PROJECT ANGEL HEARTDENVER, CO$100,0002025Home-delivered, medically tailored meals to low-income Coloradans living with severe illness
    STEAMBOAT HEALTH & RECREATION ASSOCIATIONSTEAMBOAT SPRINGS, CO$100,0002025OTHS Capital Campaign "It's in the Water" - Pool Reconstruction Project
    HUMAN RIGHTS ACADEMYOSLO$89,0002025Expenditure Responsibility Grant
    ROCKY MOUNTAIN INSTITUTEBOULDER, CO$79,3082025Climate Change Mitigation: Capacity Building in Developing Regions
    FOUNDATION FOR ICHTHYOSIS AND RELATED SKIN TYPESLANSDALE, PA$75,9502025Expanding the Impact of FIRST's Research Program and Engaging the FIRST Community in Advancing Research
    PORTLAND WHEELERSPORTLAND, ME$75,0002025Expanding Our Reach
    COALITION OF OREGON LAND TRUSTSPORTLAND, OR$50,0002025The Future of Oregon's Land and People fund
    BERKSHIRE SOUTH REGIONAL COMMUNITY CENTERGREAT BARRINGTON, MA$50,0002025Increasing Access & Equity
    STUDENT ENGERYVANCOUVER, BR$50,0002025Expenditure Responsibility Grant
    PORTLAND COMMUNITY SQUASHPORTLAND, ME$50,0002025The Community Commons Campaign
    CHILDRENS CANCER ASSOCIATIONPORTLAND, OR$50,0002025Providing the healing power of music with JoyRx Music program for seriously ill youth in the Portland, OR/SW Washington areas
    GREEN MOUNTAIN HORSE ASSOCIATION INCS WOODSTOCK, VT$50,0002025Youth Center Lighting and Grounds Equipment Project
    FAYETTEVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY FOUNDATIONFAYETTEVILLE, AR$50,0002025Fayetteville Public Library's Books and Bites Program
    YOUNG MENS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF SOUTHEAST VENTWESTLAKE VILLAGE, CA$50,0002025Find My Genius Afterschool STEAM Activities and Simi Valley Family YMCA Community Hub Development
    HUMANE SOCIETY OF ROCHESTER AND MONROE COUNTY PCAFAIRPORT, NY$50,0002025The Kindness for All Kind Campaign - East Campus Septic Fields
    BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF SOUTHERN MAINEPORTLAND, ME$50,0002025BGCSM Swim Well Aquatics
    PORTLAND EDUCATION FOUNDATIONPORTLAND, ME$50,0002025Extended Learning Opportunities for Portland Students
    I LIVE TO WPDN LITTLE ROCK, AR$30,0002025General & Unrestricted
    CALIFORNIA POLYTECHNIC STATE UNIVERSITY FOUNDATIONSAN LUIS OBISPO, CA$22,5002025Dane Christian Phelps Memorial Scholarship Endowment fund
    PEGASUS EARLY MUSICROCHESTER, NY$21,2502025Pegasus Early Music celebrates its 20th Season with performances of the Monteverdi Vespers
    BVM BLUE MANTLE PRODUCTIONS COMPANYGEORGETOWN, KY$15,0002025Eucharistic Miracles Movie fund
    JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITYBALTIMORE, MD$15,0002025Johns Hopkins University Otlaryngology Dept
    CATHOLIC GRANDPARENTS ASSOCIATION INCBOCA RATON, FL$15,0002025General & Unrestricted
    ST GABRIELCHAROLOTTE, NC$15,0002025Cradle Preschool Playground Renovation fund
    CALIFORNIA FIRE FOUNDATIONSACRAMENTO, CA$15,0002025General & Unrestricted
    PREBLE STREETPORTLAND, ME$15,0002025General & Unrestricted
    CALIFORNIA POLYTECHNIC STATE UNIVERSITY FOUNDATIONSAN LUIS OBISPO, CA$15,0002025Dane Christian Phelps Memorial Scholarship Endowment fund
    ARKANSAS ABORTION SUPPORT NETWORKLITTLE ROCK, AR$15,0002025General & Unrestricted
    CHILDRENS HOSPITAL CORPORATIONBOSTON, MA$15,0002025Clinical Operations in Genetics led by Dr. Marsden
    CHILDRENS HOSPITAL CORPORATIONBOSTON, MA$15,0002025Clinical Operations in Genetics led by Dr. Marsden

    NATURE CONSERVANCY

    $200,000
    MINNEAPOLIS, MN2025

    TNC Staff Enrichment Week

    THE BERKSHIRE TACONIC COMMUNITY FOUNDATION INC

    $100,000
    SHEFFIELD, MA2025

    Leading with Equity

    STEAMBOAT SPRINGS WINTER SPORTS CLUB INC

    $100,000
    STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, CO2025

    Liman Mountain Center (LMC) Improvements and Equipment fund

    NAOMIS VILLAGE INC

    $100,000
    MCKINNEY, TX2025

    Construction/Furnishing fund of Cornerstone Preparatory Academy Facilities Warehouse

    MANO A MANO INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS

    $100,000
    SAINT PAUL, MN2025

    Drilling Deep Wells to Improve Health in Rural Bolivia by Reducing Water-borne Disease and Increasing Food Security

    WOOD RIVER LAND TRUST COMPANY

    $100,000
    HAILEY, ID2025

    Expanding our Office to Expand our Impact

    BRIDGE

    $100,000
    LEE, MA2025

    IDEA Institute & Solidarity Projects- Community and Workforce Development

    BRIDGER SKI FOUNDATION

    $100,000
    BOZEMAN, MT2025

    Preserving & Enhancing Sunset Hills: The Heartbeat of our Ski Community

    MISSOULA CURLING CLUB

    $100,000
    MISSOULA, MT2025

    MCC Dedicated Ice Initiative

    MONTANA SKATEPARK ASSOCIATION

    $100,000
    MISSOULA, MT2025

    Drop-in Program

    FRIENDS OF WILLOW CREEK OF SAUSALITO

    $100,000
    SAUSALITO, CA2025

    Willow Creek Daylighting Project Monitoring, Outreach and Support

    UNIVERSITY OF MAINE

    $100,000
    ORONO, ME2025

    UMF Sweatt-Winter Nature Based Early Childhood Expanded Playground Project

    ANIMAL SHELTER OF WOOD RIVER VALLEY

    $100,000
    HAILEY, ID2025

    Equipment and Medical Supplies fund for the Mountain Humane Medical Clinic

    HIGHLAND HOSPITAL OF ROCHESTER

    $100,000
    ROCHESTER, NY2025

    Providing the highest standard of care and compassion of our unhoused patient population

    DIFFVELOPMENT

    $100,000
    MONTCLAIR, NJ2025

    Operations fund for Optimal Growth

    THE TREEHOUSE FOUNDATION INC

    $100,000
    EASTHAMPTON, MA2025

    Treehouse Video Library

    THE ARC OF THE FARMINGTON VALLEY INC

    $100,000
    CANTON, CT2025

    Favarh Recreation Program Expansion

    CAMP CHIPPEWA FOUNDATION

    $100,000
    MAPLE GROVE, MN2025

    KP II (Kohler Palace 2)

    HOLE IN THE WALL GANG FUND INC

    $100,000
    NEW HAVEN, CT2025

    The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp's New Arched Entrance Sign and Heating Upgrades to Cabins fund

    PREBLE STREET

    $100,000
    PORTLAND, ME2025

    Preble Street Housing Fund

    PROJECT ANGEL HEART

    $100,000
    DENVER, CO2025

    Home-delivered, medically tailored meals to low-income Coloradans living with severe illness

    STEAMBOAT HEALTH & RECREATION ASSOCIATION

    $100,000
    STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, CO2025

    OTHS Capital Campaign "It's in the Water" - Pool Reconstruction Project

    HUMAN RIGHTS ACADEMY

    $89,000
    OSLO2025

    Expenditure Responsibility Grant

    ROCKY MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE

    $79,308
    BOULDER, CO2025

    Climate Change Mitigation: Capacity Building in Developing Regions

    FOUNDATION FOR ICHTHYOSIS AND RELATED SKIN TYPES

    $75,950
    LANSDALE, PA2025

    Expanding the Impact of FIRST's Research Program and Engaging the FIRST Community in Advancing Research

    PORTLAND WHEELERS

    $75,000
    PORTLAND, ME2025

    Expanding Our Reach

    COALITION OF OREGON LAND TRUSTS

    $50,000
    PORTLAND, OR2025

    The Future of Oregon's Land and People fund

    BERKSHIRE SOUTH REGIONAL COMMUNITY CENTER

    $50,000
    GREAT BARRINGTON, MA2025

    Increasing Access & Equity

    STUDENT ENGERY

    $50,000
    VANCOUVER, BR2025

    Expenditure Responsibility Grant

    PORTLAND COMMUNITY SQUASH

    $50,000
    PORTLAND, ME2025

    The Community Commons Campaign

    CHILDRENS CANCER ASSOCIATION

    $50,000
    PORTLAND, OR2025

    Providing the healing power of music with JoyRx Music program for seriously ill youth in the Portland, OR/SW Washington areas

    GREEN MOUNTAIN HORSE ASSOCIATION INC

    $50,000
    S WOODSTOCK, VT2025

    Youth Center Lighting and Grounds Equipment Project

    FAYETTEVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY FOUNDATION

    $50,000
    FAYETTEVILLE, AR2025

    Fayetteville Public Library's Books and Bites Program

    YOUNG MENS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF SOUTHEAST VENT

    $50,000
    WESTLAKE VILLAGE, CA2025

    Find My Genius Afterschool STEAM Activities and Simi Valley Family YMCA Community Hub Development

    HUMANE SOCIETY OF ROCHESTER AND MONROE COUNTY PCA

    $50,000
    FAIRPORT, NY2025

    The Kindness for All Kind Campaign - East Campus Septic Fields

    BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF SOUTHERN MAINE

    $50,000
    PORTLAND, ME2025

    BGCSM Swim Well Aquatics

    PORTLAND EDUCATION FOUNDATION

    $50,000
    PORTLAND, ME2025

    Extended Learning Opportunities for Portland Students

    I LIVE TO WPD

    $30,000
    N LITTLE ROCK, AR2025

    General & Unrestricted

    CALIFORNIA POLYTECHNIC STATE UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION

    $22,500
    SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA2025

    Dane Christian Phelps Memorial Scholarship Endowment fund

    PEGASUS EARLY MUSIC

    $21,250
    ROCHESTER, NY2025

    Pegasus Early Music celebrates its 20th Season with performances of the Monteverdi Vespers

    BVM BLUE MANTLE PRODUCTIONS COMPANY

    $15,000
    GEORGETOWN, KY2025

    Eucharistic Miracles Movie fund

    JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY

    $15,000
    BALTIMORE, MD2025

    Johns Hopkins University Otlaryngology Dept

    CATHOLIC GRANDPARENTS ASSOCIATION INC

    $15,000
    BOCA RATON, FL2025

    General & Unrestricted

    ST GABRIEL

    $15,000
    CHAROLOTTE, NC2025

    Cradle Preschool Playground Renovation fund

    CALIFORNIA FIRE FOUNDATION

    $15,000
    SACRAMENTO, CA2025

    General & Unrestricted

    PREBLE STREET

    $15,000
    PORTLAND, ME2025

    General & Unrestricted

    CALIFORNIA POLYTECHNIC STATE UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION

    $15,000
    SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA2025

    Dane Christian Phelps Memorial Scholarship Endowment fund

    ARKANSAS ABORTION SUPPORT NETWORK

    $15,000
    LITTLE ROCK, AR2025

    General & Unrestricted

    CHILDRENS HOSPITAL CORPORATION

    $15,000
    BOSTON, MA2025

    Clinical Operations in Genetics led by Dr. Marsden

    CHILDRENS HOSPITAL CORPORATION

    $15,000
    BOSTON, MA2025

    Clinical Operations in Genetics led by Dr. Marsden