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    Qlla Charities

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    QUECHEE, VTWebsite8022990269
    EIN (Tax ID): 03-0285369Latest Form 990: 2026Total assets: $10K4 filings on recordFind their full 990 filing →
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    About Qlla Charities

    Raise funds and provide fiscal sponsorship to support charities in the Upper Valley (Quechee, Hartford, Windsor County and surrounding region), with primary ongoing support for the Ken & Vickie French Child Advocacy and Protection Program (CAPP) at Dartmouth Health Children’s.

    Focus Areas

    Child advocacy and protectionChildren's healthCommunity fundraisingFiscal sponsorship for local nonprofits

    Who They Fund

    children (pediatric patients)residents of Hartford / local community membershospital/medical institution (Children's Hospital at Dartmouth)

    Funding Style

    restricted/project-specific donationsdirect service supportcapital/ infrastructure fundingcommunity partnership grants

    Topics

    pediatric healthcare fundinghospital philanthropycommunity/municipal garden developmenttherapeutic/health-promoting gardenslocal public health enhancement

    About Qlla Charities

    Qlla Charities Inc centers its giving on child advocacy and protection through the Ken & Vickie French Child Advocacy and Protection Program (CAPP) at Dartmouth Health Children's. The largest recent grant on file was $139,999 in 2025 to Dartmouth Health Children's in Lebanon, NH, followed by $136,000 in 2024 and $120,000 in 2023 to the same institution. Those grants align with a sustained pattern of support for CAPP, which evaluates and treats suspected victims of abuse and neglect in New Hampshire. Beyond that core relationship, the foundation also uses its resources to back local community projects in the Upper Valley through fiscal sponsorship and event-based fundraising. Its work combines direct support for pediatric health care with community fundraising tied to local causes in Quechee, Hartford, and Windsor County. The profile shows a funder that concentrates on a specific hospital-connected program while also maintaining a small local grantmaking and sponsorship role in its regional service area.

    What Qlla Charities Funds

    Child advocacy and protection is the foundation’s clearest theme. It gave $139,999 in 2025 to Dartmouth Health Children's for the children's hospital, and the surrounding programmatic support is directed to CAPP, which treats suspected victims of abuse and neglect. The foundation also supports children’s health more broadly through that hospital relationship. In community fundraising, Qlla Charities Inc runs the CHaD Gala and Wall of Hope campaigns to raise money for CAPP, pairing donations, auctions, tickets, and sponsorships with its mission. Local civic support appears in the $6,171 grant to The Town of Hartford for the FQCB Garden Project, showing interest in place-based community improvement. Its fiscal sponsorship activity extends support to small groups and nonprofits conducting fundraisers for local causes aligned with its mission.

    How Qlla Charities Gives

    Qlla Charities Inc’s typical grant size is concentrated in a narrow band: p25 is $91,543, median is $128,000, and p75 is $137,000. The recent record also shows a small number of grants, with a repeat recipient appearing across 2023, 2024, and 2025. The foundation is not an individual-giving vehicle and does not make program-related investments. Its structure includes operating support and endowed support tied to CAPP, plus event-based fundraising and fiscal sponsorship for local nonprofits. One of its listed channels, fiscal sponsorship, explicitly accepts unsolicited requests.

    Where Qlla Charities Makes Grants

    Grant recipients are overwhelmingly in the United States, and the foundation gives most often in New Hampshire. Recent grants land in Lebanon, NH and Hartford, VT, with the hospital relationship tied to Hanover and Lebanon in the Upper Valley. A stated 25% of grants go to recipients in Vermont, showing that the giving footprint extends beyond the headquarters location in Quechee. The regional scope also includes Windsor County and surrounding Upper Valley communities.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Qlla Charities

    What is Qlla Charities Inc’s main focus area?

    Its clearest focus is child advocacy and protection, centered on the Ken & Vickie French Child Advocacy and Protection Program (CAPP) at Dartmouth Health Children's. The program evaluates and treats suspected victims of abuse and neglect, and the foundation also describes support for children’s health and hospital philanthropy.

    Who are some of the foundation’s recent grantees?

    The recent grant record names Dartmouth Health Children's in Lebanon, NH as the main recipient, with grants of $139,999 in 2025, $136,000 in 2024, and $120,000 in 2023. Another recent recipient is The Town of Hartford in Hartford, VT for the FQCB Garden Project.

    What is the typical grant size?

    Typical awards are relatively large and clustered together: the 25th percentile is $91,543, the median is $128,000, and the 75th percentile is $137,000. The recent record includes both a major recurring hospital grant and a much smaller local project grant.

    Does Qlla Charities Inc support local fundraising or fiscal sponsorship?

    Yes. The foundation runs the CHaD Gala and Wall of Hope fundraising efforts for CAPP, and it also offers fiscal sponsorship for small groups or nonprofits without tax-exempt status that want to raise money for a local cause aligned with its mission.

    Where does Qlla Charities Inc give most often?

    Its top state by grant count is New Hampshire. Vermont also receives a meaningful share, with 25% of grants going to recipients in the state.

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    Fiscal Sponsorship (QLLA Charities Request for Support)

    Fundraising supportCommunity causesChild advocacy (through supported events)

    Who can apply: Small groups or nonprofits without their own tax-exempt status that wish to conduct a fundraiser benefiting a specific charitable cause aligned with QLLA Charities' mission and within the Upper Valley geographic area. QLLA will not support requests for individuals, political or religious committees/groups, animal welfare groups, sponsorships, activities outside the Upper Valley, or any request deemed inappropriate by the Board.

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    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $118K

    Total Assets

    $10K

    Total Revenue

    $156K

    Total Expenses

    $159K

    Latest 990 Filing

    2026

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2026.

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $92K and $137K, with a median of $128K.

    25th Percentile

    $92K

    Median

    $128K

    75th Percentile

    $137K

    Geographic Reach

    Regional2 states funded

    About 25% of grants go to recipients in NH.

    Funding intensity
    Low
    High
    Headquarters

    Leadership

    MARTIN WHITNEY

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    DARTMOUTH HEALTH CHILDREN'SLEBANON, NH$118,0002026TO DONATE MONEY TO THE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL AT DARTMOUTH
    DARTMOUTH HEALTH CHILDREN'SLEBANON, NH$139,9992025TO DONATE MONEY TO THE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL AT DARTMOUTH
    DARTMOUTH HEALTH CHILDREN'SLEBANON, NH$136,0002024TO DONATE MONEY TO THE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL AT DARTMOUTH
    DARTMOUTH HEALTH CHILDREN'SLEBANON, NH$120,0002023TO DONATE MONEY TO THE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL AT DARTMOUTH
    THE TOWN OF HARTFORDHARTFORD, VT$6,1712023TO DONATE MONEY TO THE TOWN OF HARTFORD FOR THE FQCB GARDEN PROJECT

    DARTMOUTH HEALTH CHILDREN'S

    $118,000
    LEBANON, NH2026

    TO DONATE MONEY TO THE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL AT DARTMOUTH

    DARTMOUTH HEALTH CHILDREN'S

    $139,999
    LEBANON, NH2025

    TO DONATE MONEY TO THE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL AT DARTMOUTH

    DARTMOUTH HEALTH CHILDREN'S

    $136,000
    LEBANON, NH2024

    TO DONATE MONEY TO THE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL AT DARTMOUTH

    DARTMOUTH HEALTH CHILDREN'S

    $120,000
    LEBANON, NH2023

    TO DONATE MONEY TO THE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL AT DARTMOUTH

    THE TOWN OF HARTFORD

    $6,171
    HARTFORD, VT2023

    TO DONATE MONEY TO THE TOWN OF HARTFORD FOR THE FQCB GARDEN PROJECT

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