About New Cassel Foundation
We embrace the healing ministry of Jesus Christ and are a caring community committed to providing an array of quality services to support residents' health, dignity and spiritual life.
Focus Areas
Elder servicesAssisted livingAdult day careResident financial assistanceFacility improvements
Who They Fund
New Cassel residentsFranciscan Adult Day Center participantsolder adults / elderlylow-income residents
Funding Style
direct service supportcapital/facility fundingfaith-based/ministry-aligned giving
About New Cassel Foundation
New Cassel Foundation’s recent grantmaking is centered on supporting New Cassel Inc. operations, with two large grants on file: $884,553 in 2024 and $723,046 in 2023. That pattern points to an organization that funds ongoing service delivery rather than a broad, dispersed grant portfolio. The foundation describes its work as part of a healing ministry and a caring community committed to supporting residents’ health, dignity, and spiritual life. Its stated focus areas include elder services, assisted living, adult day care, resident financial assistance, and facility improvements. The active Helping Hands Fund adds another layer to that approach by offsetting the financial needs of New Cassel residents and Franciscan Adult Day Center participants who live under the poverty level. The foundation’s grantmaking is local and entirely within Nebraska, with recipients in the state accounting for all grants in the file. Leadership is listed under Tracy Lichti.
What New Cassel Foundation Funds
One core area is resident-centered support. Through the Helping Hands Fund, New Cassel Foundation supports New Cassel residents and Franciscan Adult Day Center participants who live under the poverty level, tying grantmaking directly to financial hardship among people already connected to its services. A second focus is operations support for its affiliated organization. The foundation awarded $884,553 in 2024 and $723,046 in 2023 to New Cassel Inc, both designated to support operations. That shows a clear commitment to sustaining day-to-day service delivery. The stated program areas also include elder services, assisted living, adult day care, and facility improvements. Those categories indicate that the foundation funds both care services and the physical environments where those services are delivered.
How New Cassel Foundation Gives
Typical grant size is high and tightly clustered: p25 is $763,423, the median is $803,800, and p75 is $844,176. The two recent grants on file are both large operating awards, suggesting a pattern of recurring support rather than many small one-time grants. The foundation is structured as a grantmaker rather than an individual-funding or PRI vehicle, and the active Helping Hands Fund accepts unsolicited requests.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$412K
Total Assets
$4.9M
Total Revenue
$1.4M
Total Expenses
$599K
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $763K and $844K, with a median of $804K.
25th Percentile
$763K
Median
$804K
75th Percentile
$844K
Geographic Reach
Local1 state funded
About 100% of grants go to recipients in NE.
Funding intensity
LowHigh
Headquarters
Leadership
TRACY LICHTI
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