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    Maverick Lloyd Foundation C/O Arthur Berndt

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    About Maverick Lloyd Foundation C/O Arthur Berndt

    The Maverick Lloyd Foundation focuses on advancing environmental sustainability in Vermont — especially through support for environmental education and statewide renewable-energy systems — while also committing meaningful support to national racial justice and voting-rights litigation and civic engagement. They fund a small number of sizable grants, often making multi-year or repeat gifts to organizational partners that combine capacity-building, program support, and unrestricted support. Their giving blends place-based investments (Vermont law school and statewide energy network) with targeted national civil-rights legal and civic initiatives.

    Focus Areas

    Environmental and climate-focused higher education in Vermont (Maverick Lloyd School for the Environment)Statewide renewable-energy transition and implementation in Vermont (Energy Action Network)Capacity-building and unrestricted support for mission-driven nonprofit infrastructureVoting rights and racial justice legal advocacy (NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund)Abortion defenders’ civic engagement and grassroots mobilization (Movements Labs/Center for Common Ground)

    Who They Fund

    Vermont residents and community organizations

    About Maverick Lloyd Foundation C/O Arthur Berndt

    A defining feature of Maverick Lloyd Foundation C/o Arthur Berndt is its repeated backing of the Maverick Lloyd School for the Environment at Vermont Law and Graduate School, with $250,000 grants in both 2024 and 2025. That pattern sits alongside substantial support for Energy Action Network, another Vermont organization the foundation has funded at $150,000 in 2023, 2024, and 2025 for implementation work, capacity building, and general operations tied to Vermont’s shift toward efficiency and renewables. The foundation’s giving also reaches beyond environmental work into civic-rights litigation and engagement, including $150,000 to NAACP-LDF in 2023 and $50,000 to the same organization in 2025 for the Voters’ Right Project, Young Black Lawyers Organizing Coalition, and Black Voters on the Rise projects. Smaller grants extend the picture further: unrestricted support for local Vermont organizations, advocacy groups, and community-serving institutions. Across these gifts, the foundation combines large, repeated institutional grants with narrower project support and general operating support, especially for Vermont-based organizations and selected national civil-rights initiatives.

    What Maverick Lloyd Foundation C/O Arthur Berndt Funds

    Environmental education and climate-related higher education are central to the foundation’s Vermont giving. It awarded $250,000 in 2024 and $250,000 in 2025 to Vermont Law and Graduate School for the Maverick Lloyd School for the Environment. The same environmental focus appears in its support for Energy Action Network, which received $150,000 in 2024 and $150,000 in 2025 for ongoing implementation work, capacity building, and general operations. The foundation also funds civic engagement and rights-based advocacy. In 2025, it gave $50,000 to NAACP-LDF for the Young Black Lawyers Organizing Coalition Project and Black Voters on the Rise Project, while an earlier $150,000 grant supported the Voters’ Right Project. Reproductive-rights organizing appears as well: Movements Labs Co Center for Common Ground received $50,000 in 2023 for the Abortion Defenders Civic Engagement Project. Its portfolio includes media and infrastructure support too, such as $25,000 to Type Media Center for a fellowship supporting in-depth investigative reporting on current environmental issues.

    How Maverick Lloyd Foundation C/O Arthur Berndt Gives

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $532K

    Total Assets

    $6.9M

    Total Revenue

    $369K

    Total Expenses

    $779K

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $2K and $50K, with a median of $5K.

    25th Percentile

    $2K

    Median

    $5K

    75th Percentile

    $50K

    Geographic Reach

    Regional6 states funded
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    EIN (Tax ID): 36-7093389Latest Form 990: 2025Total assets: $6.9M3 filings on recordFind their full 990 filing →
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    Black voters and young Black lawyers
    voters/electorate broadly
    people seeking reproductive healthcare/abortion supporters
    local food-insecure community members (Sharon community)
    audiences impacted by environmental issues (general public)

    Giving Approach

    Concentrated, high-dollar giving to a small set of repeat grantees: the foundation makes relatively few but large grants, frequently renewing support for core partners and favoring unrestricted or capacity-focused awards that enable organizational scaling and policy/advocacy work.

    Funding Style

    unrestricted support/general operationscapacity buildingproject-restricted fellowships (investigative reporting)emergency relief funding

    Notable grantees: Vermont Law and Graduate School (Maverick Lloyd School for the Environment), Energy Action Network, NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Movements Labs / Center for Common Ground

    Topics

    renewable energy transition and energy efficiency (Vermont-focused)voter engagement and relational organizingracial justice / Black voter mobilization and legal empowermentreproductive rights civic engagementenvironmental investigative journalismfood security / local community food programscommunity resilience and disaster relief

    Typical grants cluster around a modest-to-midrange center, with p25 at $2,000, median at $5,000, and p75 at $50,000. The distribution is bimodal in practice: several $150,000 and $250,000 awards sit at the top, while many awards are small general-support gifts. Recurring recipients are common, especially in Vermont; Energy Action Network, Vermont Law and Graduate School, The Sharon Academy, Seven Stars Arts Center, Bale, Resilient Democracy Co Tides Foundation, and Sharon Food Shelf all appear across multiple years. The foundation makes both unrestricted and restricted grants, and it also funds individuals because it is marked as doing so. No application process is stated in the data.

    Where Maverick Lloyd Foundation C/O Arthur Berndt Makes Grants

    Grantmaking is heavily Vermont-centered: 57% of grants go to recipients in Vermont, and the state is the top recipient state by count. South Royalton, Montpelier, Sharon, Barre, Weston, and McFarland all appear among recipient locations, showing a mix of statewide, school-based, and community-level giving. Outside Vermont, grants also land in New York, California, Virginia, Massachusetts, and Wisconsin. All listed recent grants are in the United States, with no non-U.S. recipient countries shown in the grant record.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Maverick Lloyd Foundation C/O Arthur Berndt

    What types of causes does Maverick Lloyd Foundation C/o Arthur Berndt fund most often?

    Its giving centers on environmental sustainability in Vermont, especially environmental education and renewable-energy transition work. It also funds national racial-justice and voting-rights litigation and civic engagement, plus some local community support such as food programs, arts, and historical preservation.

    What is a typical grant size?

    The typical grant profile is small-to-midrange, with p25 at $2,000, median at $5,000, and p75 at $50,000. The recent record also includes larger awards of $150,000 and $250,000 for repeat institutional partners.

    Does the foundation make repeat grants?

    Yes. Several recipients appear across multiple years, including Vermont Law and Graduate School, Energy Action Network, The Sharon Academy, Seven Stars Arts Center, Bale, Resilient Democracy Co Tides Foundation, and Sharon Food Shelf. Some of these received grants in consecutive years.

    Where does the foundation give most often?

    Vermont is the top recipient state by grant count, with 57% of grants going to recipients in the state. Recent Vermont recipients include organizations in South Royalton, Montpelier, Sharon, Barre, Weston, and McFarland.

    Does the foundation fund work outside Vermont?

    Yes. Recent grants also went to organizations in New York, California, Virginia, Massachusetts, and Wisconsin. The grant record shows all recipients in the United States.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

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

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    VERMONT LAW AND GRADUATE SCHOOLSOUTH ROYALTON, VT$250,0002025UNRESTRICTED GRANT TO THE MAVERICK LLOYD SCHOOL FOR THE ENVIRONMENT.
    ENERGY ACTION NETWORKMONTPELIER, VT$150,0002025SUPPORT FOR ON-GOING IMPLEMENTATION WORK, CAPACITY BUILDING, AND GENERAL OPERATIONS, IN SUPPORT OF THE GOAL OF TRANSFORMING VERMONT'S ENERGY SYSTEM TO ONE BASED ON EFFICIENCY AND RENEWABLES. EAN'S GOAL IS TO ENSURE THAT 80% OF VERMONT'S 2030 ENERGY NEEDS COME FROM RENEWABLE ENERGY AND INCREASED EFFICIENCY.
    NAACP-LEGAL DEFENSE AND EDUCATIONAL FUNDNEW YORK, NY$50,0002025GRANTS FOR YOUNG BLACK LAWYERS ORGANIZING COALITION PROJECT AND BLACK VOTERS ON THE RISE PROJECT.
    ORGANIZING EMPOWERMENT FUNDMCFARLAND, WI$25,0002025UNRESTRICTED GRANT TO SUPPORT RELATIONAL ORGANIZING TRAINING, RESEARCH AND DIGITAL TOOLS.
    TOWN OF SHARON VERMONTSHARON, VT$25,0002025RESTRICTED GRANT FOR THE SHARON HISTORICAL SOCIETY RESTORATION OF THE OLD TOWN HALL.
    RESILIENT DEMOCRACY CO TIDES FOUNDATIONSAN FRANCISCO, CA$25,0002025UNRESTRICTED GRANT TO SUPPORT THE VOTER ENGAGEMENT PROJECT.
    THE SHARON ACADEMYSHARON, VT$2,5002025UNRESTRICTED GRANT FOR GENERAL OPERATIONS IN SUPPORT OF TSA'S MISSION.
    SEVEN STARS ARTS CENTER (FORMALLY VERMONT INDEPENDENT SCHOOL OF THE ARTSSHARON, VT$1,0002025UNRESTRICTED GRANT FOR GENERAL OPERATIONS IN SUPPORT OF THE MISSION OF VISA.
    FAIRBANKS MUSUEMST JOHNSBURY, VT$1,0002025UNRESTRICTED GRANT FOR GENERAL OPERATIONS.
    SHARON FOOD SHELFSHARON, VT$1,0002025UNRESTRICTED FUNDING FOR SUPPORT OF INITIATIVES TO PROVIDE FOOD FOR LOCAL MEMBERS OF THE SHARON COMMUNITY.
    BALE (BUILDING A LOCAL ECONOMY)SOUTH ROYALTON, VT$1,0002025UNRESTRICTED GRANT TOWARDS WORK BUILDING RESILIENT COMMUNITIES.
    VERMONT LAW AND GRADUATE SCHOOLSOUTH ROYALTON, VT$250,0002024UNRESTRICTED GRANT TO THE MAVERICK LLOYD SCHOOL FOR THE ENVIRONMENT.
    ENERGY ACTION NETWORKMONTPELIER, VT$150,0002024SUPPORT FOR ON-GOING IMPLEMENTATION WORK, CAPACITY BUILDING, AND GENERAL OPERATIONS, IN SUPPORT OF THE GOAL OF TRANSFORMING VERMONT'S ENERGY SYSTEM TO ONE BASED ON EFFICIENCY AND RENEWABLES. EAN'S GOAL IS TO ENSURE THAT 80% OF VERMONT'S 2030 ENERGY NEEDS COME FROM RENEWABLE ENERGY AND INCREASED EFFICIENCY.
    TYPE MEDIA CENTERNEW YORK, NY$25,0002024RESTRICTED GRANT FOR A FELLOWSHIP TO SUPPORT IN-DEPTH INVESTIGATIVE REPORTING ON CURRENT ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES.
    CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL OF WESTONWESTON, MA$10,0002024RESTRICTED GRANT FOR SUPPORT OF CSW'S MISSION AND TO CREATE A VITAL SPEAKER PROGRAM INCORPORATING ISSUES OF SOCIAL JUSTICE, POLITICAL ENGAGEMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY.
    THE SHARON ACADEMYSHARON, VT$2,5002024UNRESTRICTED GRANT FOR GENERAL OPERATIONS IN SUPPORT OF TSA'S MISSION.
    BALE (BUILDING A LOCAL ECONOMY)SOUTH ROYALTON, VT$1,0002024UNRESTRICTED GRANT TOWARDS WORK BUILDING RESILIENT COMMUNITIES.
    SEVEN STARS ARTS CENTER (FORMALLY VERMONT INDEPENDENT SCHOOL OF THE ARTSSHARON, VT$1,0002024UNRESTRICTED GRANT FOR GENERAL OPERATIONS IN SUPPORT OF THE MISSION OF VISA.
    SHARON FOOD SHELFSHARON, VT$1,0002024UNRESTRICTED FUNDING FOR SUPPORT OF INITIATIVES TO PROVIDE FOOD FOR LOCAL MEMBERS OF THE SHARON COMMUNITY.
    NAACP-LDFNEW YORK, NY$150,0002023UNRESTRICTED GRANT WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF THE VOTERS RIGHT PROJECT
    ENERGY ACTION NETWORKMONTPELIER, VT$150,0002023SUPPORT FOR ON-GOING IMPLEMENTATION WORK, CAPACITY BUILDING, AND GENERAL OPERATIONS, IN SUPPORT OF THE GOAL OF TRANSFORMING VERMONT'S ENERGY SYSTEM TO ONE BASED ON EFFICIENCY AND RENEWABLES. EAN'S GOAL IS TO ENSURE THAT 80% OF VERMONT'S 2030 ENERGY NEEDS COME FROM RENEWABLE ENERGY AND INCREASED EFFICIENCY.
    MOVEMENTS LABS CO CENTER FOR COMMON GROUNDRUTHER GLEN, VA$50,0002023GRANT TO SUPPORT THE ABORTION DEFENDERS CIVIC ENGAGEMENT PROJECT.
    RESILIENT DEMOCRACY CO TIDES FOUNDATIONSN FRANCISCO, CA$50,0002023UNRESTRICTED GRANT TO SUPPORT THE VOTER ENGAGEMENT PROJECT.
    TYPE MEDIA CENTERNEW YORK, NY$25,0002023RESTRICTED GRANT FOR A FELLOWSHIP TO SUPPORT IN-DEPTH INVESTIGATIVE REPORTING ON CURRENT ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES.
    VERMONT FOOD BANKBARRE, VT$15,0002023UNRESTRICTED GRANT IN SUPPORT OF THE WORK AND MISSION OF THE VERMONT FOOD BANK.
    THE SHARON ACADEMYSHARON, VT$5,0002023UNRESTRICTED GRANT FOR GENERAL OPERATIONS IN SUPPORT OF TSA'S MISSION.
    DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERSNEW YORK, NY$5,0002023UKRAINE EMERGENCY RELIEF FUND.
    CONSERVATION LAW FOUNDATIONBOSTON, MA$5,0002023UNRESTRICTED GRANT FOR GENERAL OPERATIONS OF THE VERMONT CLF.
    BALE (BUILDING A LOCAL ECONOMY)SOUTH ROYALTON, VT$2,5002023UNRESTRICTED GRANT TOWARDS WORK BUILDING RESILIENT COMMUNITIES.
    ACLU FOUNDATIONNEW YORK, NY$2,0002023UNRESTRICTED GRANT TO SUPPORT THE MISSION OF ACLU TO PROTECT INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS AS GUARANTEED BY THE CONSTITUTION.
    SEVEN STARS ARTS CENTER (FORMALLY VERMONT INDEPENDENT SCHOOL OF THE ARTSSHARON, VT$1,0002023UNRESTRICTED GRANT FOR GENERAL OPERATIONS IN SUPPORT OF THE MISSION OF VISA.
    SHARON FOOD SHELFSHARON, VT$1,0002023UNRESTRICTED FUNDING FOR SUPPORT OF INITIATIVES TO PROVIDE FOOD FOR LOCAL MEMBERS OF THE SHARON COMMUNITY.

    VERMONT LAW AND GRADUATE SCHOOL

    $250,000
    SOUTH ROYALTON, VT2025

    UNRESTRICTED GRANT TO THE MAVERICK LLOYD SCHOOL FOR THE ENVIRONMENT.

    ENERGY ACTION NETWORK

    $150,000
    MONTPELIER, VT2025

    SUPPORT FOR ON-GOING IMPLEMENTATION WORK, CAPACITY BUILDING, AND GENERAL OPERATIONS, IN SUPPORT OF THE GOAL OF TRANSFORMING VERMONT'S ENERGY SYSTEM TO ONE BASED ON EFFICIENCY AND RENEWABLES. EAN'S GOAL IS TO ENSURE THAT 80% OF VERMONT'S 2030 ENERGY NEEDS COME FROM RENEWABLE ENERGY AND INCREASED EFFICIENCY.

    NAACP-LEGAL DEFENSE AND EDUCATIONAL FUND

    $50,000
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    GRANTS FOR YOUNG BLACK LAWYERS ORGANIZING COALITION PROJECT AND BLACK VOTERS ON THE RISE PROJECT.

    ORGANIZING EMPOWERMENT FUND

    $25,000
    MCFARLAND, WI2025

    UNRESTRICTED GRANT TO SUPPORT RELATIONAL ORGANIZING TRAINING, RESEARCH AND DIGITAL TOOLS.

    TOWN OF SHARON VERMONT

    $25,000
    SHARON, VT2025

    RESTRICTED GRANT FOR THE SHARON HISTORICAL SOCIETY RESTORATION OF THE OLD TOWN HALL.

    RESILIENT DEMOCRACY CO TIDES FOUNDATION

    $25,000
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2025

    UNRESTRICTED GRANT TO SUPPORT THE VOTER ENGAGEMENT PROJECT.

    THE SHARON ACADEMY

    $2,500
    SHARON, VT2025

    UNRESTRICTED GRANT FOR GENERAL OPERATIONS IN SUPPORT OF TSA'S MISSION.

    SEVEN STARS ARTS CENTER (FORMALLY VERMONT INDEPENDENT SCHOOL OF THE ARTS

    $1,000
    SHARON, VT2025

    UNRESTRICTED GRANT FOR GENERAL OPERATIONS IN SUPPORT OF THE MISSION OF VISA.

    FAIRBANKS MUSUEM

    $1,000
    ST JOHNSBURY, VT2025

    UNRESTRICTED GRANT FOR GENERAL OPERATIONS.

    SHARON FOOD SHELF

    $1,000
    SHARON, VT2025

    UNRESTRICTED FUNDING FOR SUPPORT OF INITIATIVES TO PROVIDE FOOD FOR LOCAL MEMBERS OF THE SHARON COMMUNITY.

    BALE (BUILDING A LOCAL ECONOMY)

    $1,000
    SOUTH ROYALTON, VT2025

    UNRESTRICTED GRANT TOWARDS WORK BUILDING RESILIENT COMMUNITIES.

    VERMONT LAW AND GRADUATE SCHOOL

    $250,000
    SOUTH ROYALTON, VT2024

    UNRESTRICTED GRANT TO THE MAVERICK LLOYD SCHOOL FOR THE ENVIRONMENT.

    ENERGY ACTION NETWORK

    $150,000
    MONTPELIER, VT2024

    SUPPORT FOR ON-GOING IMPLEMENTATION WORK, CAPACITY BUILDING, AND GENERAL OPERATIONS, IN SUPPORT OF THE GOAL OF TRANSFORMING VERMONT'S ENERGY SYSTEM TO ONE BASED ON EFFICIENCY AND RENEWABLES. EAN'S GOAL IS TO ENSURE THAT 80% OF VERMONT'S 2030 ENERGY NEEDS COME FROM RENEWABLE ENERGY AND INCREASED EFFICIENCY.

    TYPE MEDIA CENTER

    $25,000
    NEW YORK, NY2024

    RESTRICTED GRANT FOR A FELLOWSHIP TO SUPPORT IN-DEPTH INVESTIGATIVE REPORTING ON CURRENT ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES.

    CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL OF WESTON

    $10,000
    WESTON, MA2024

    RESTRICTED GRANT FOR SUPPORT OF CSW'S MISSION AND TO CREATE A VITAL SPEAKER PROGRAM INCORPORATING ISSUES OF SOCIAL JUSTICE, POLITICAL ENGAGEMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY.

    THE SHARON ACADEMY

    $2,500
    SHARON, VT2024

    UNRESTRICTED GRANT FOR GENERAL OPERATIONS IN SUPPORT OF TSA'S MISSION.

    BALE (BUILDING A LOCAL ECONOMY)

    $1,000
    SOUTH ROYALTON, VT2024

    UNRESTRICTED GRANT TOWARDS WORK BUILDING RESILIENT COMMUNITIES.

    SEVEN STARS ARTS CENTER (FORMALLY VERMONT INDEPENDENT SCHOOL OF THE ARTS

    $1,000
    SHARON, VT2024

    UNRESTRICTED GRANT FOR GENERAL OPERATIONS IN SUPPORT OF THE MISSION OF VISA.

    SHARON FOOD SHELF

    $1,000
    SHARON, VT2024

    UNRESTRICTED FUNDING FOR SUPPORT OF INITIATIVES TO PROVIDE FOOD FOR LOCAL MEMBERS OF THE SHARON COMMUNITY.

    NAACP-LDF

    $150,000
    NEW YORK, NY2023

    UNRESTRICTED GRANT WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF THE VOTERS RIGHT PROJECT

    ENERGY ACTION NETWORK

    $150,000
    MONTPELIER, VT2023

    SUPPORT FOR ON-GOING IMPLEMENTATION WORK, CAPACITY BUILDING, AND GENERAL OPERATIONS, IN SUPPORT OF THE GOAL OF TRANSFORMING VERMONT'S ENERGY SYSTEM TO ONE BASED ON EFFICIENCY AND RENEWABLES. EAN'S GOAL IS TO ENSURE THAT 80% OF VERMONT'S 2030 ENERGY NEEDS COME FROM RENEWABLE ENERGY AND INCREASED EFFICIENCY.

    MOVEMENTS LABS CO CENTER FOR COMMON GROUND

    $50,000
    RUTHER GLEN, VA2023

    GRANT TO SUPPORT THE ABORTION DEFENDERS CIVIC ENGAGEMENT PROJECT.

    RESILIENT DEMOCRACY CO TIDES FOUNDATION

    $50,000
    SN FRANCISCO, CA2023

    UNRESTRICTED GRANT TO SUPPORT THE VOTER ENGAGEMENT PROJECT.

    TYPE MEDIA CENTER

    $25,000
    NEW YORK, NY2023

    RESTRICTED GRANT FOR A FELLOWSHIP TO SUPPORT IN-DEPTH INVESTIGATIVE REPORTING ON CURRENT ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES.

    VERMONT FOOD BANK

    $15,000
    BARRE, VT2023

    UNRESTRICTED GRANT IN SUPPORT OF THE WORK AND MISSION OF THE VERMONT FOOD BANK.

    THE SHARON ACADEMY

    $5,000
    SHARON, VT2023

    UNRESTRICTED GRANT FOR GENERAL OPERATIONS IN SUPPORT OF TSA'S MISSION.

    DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS

    $5,000
    NEW YORK, NY2023

    UKRAINE EMERGENCY RELIEF FUND.

    CONSERVATION LAW FOUNDATION

    $5,000
    BOSTON, MA2023

    UNRESTRICTED GRANT FOR GENERAL OPERATIONS OF THE VERMONT CLF.

    BALE (BUILDING A LOCAL ECONOMY)

    $2,500
    SOUTH ROYALTON, VT2023

    UNRESTRICTED GRANT TOWARDS WORK BUILDING RESILIENT COMMUNITIES.

    ACLU FOUNDATION

    $2,000
    NEW YORK, NY2023

    UNRESTRICTED GRANT TO SUPPORT THE MISSION OF ACLU TO PROTECT INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS AS GUARANTEED BY THE CONSTITUTION.

    SEVEN STARS ARTS CENTER (FORMALLY VERMONT INDEPENDENT SCHOOL OF THE ARTS

    $1,000
    SHARON, VT2023

    UNRESTRICTED GRANT FOR GENERAL OPERATIONS IN SUPPORT OF THE MISSION OF VISA.

    SHARON FOOD SHELF

    $1,000
    SHARON, VT2023

    UNRESTRICTED FUNDING FOR SUPPORT OF INITIATIVES TO PROVIDE FOOD FOR LOCAL MEMBERS OF THE SHARON COMMUNITY.