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    Quest for the Best

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    WAYNE, PAWebsite6106471481

    About Quest for the Best

    Quest for the Best makes a small number of relatively large, project-focused grants. Its recent giving shows dual interests in local cultural institution capital projects (supporting an expansion at Elmwood Park Zoo) and international humanitarian infrastructure (funding well casings and pumps through Lifetime Wells International). The foundation appears to fund tangible, asset-oriented projects rather than general operating support.

    Focus Areas

    Capital expansion for regional cultural institutions (zoo expansion)Rural clean water infrastructure (well casings and pumps for international communities)Project-specific, asset-oriented philanthropic grants

    Who They Fund

    children and youth (students, summer campers)people experiencing homelessness / shelter clientsindividuals with substance use disorderveteranshealthcare and public safety trainees (nursing/medical students, police academy trainees)low-income and community-based service recipients

    About Quest for the Best

    Quest for the Best stands out for project-based grants that pay for concrete assets rather than general operating support. Recent awards show a clear pattern: large checks for capital work, equipment, and training tied to specific programs or facilities. One of the biggest recent gifts, $100,438 to Lifetime Wells International, supported casings for wells and pumps, while $77,000 to Elmwood Park Zoo backed an expansion project and the Rock Challenge. That mix points to a funder comfortable with both local institutional buildouts and infrastructure intended to improve daily services. The foundation also uses grants to underwrite education and workforce training. In 2024 it supported the DCCC Educational Foundation for a police training academy and gave to Montgomery County Community College Foundation for a police academy scholarship. Those awards fit a broader pattern that includes scholarships, academy support, and other tangible purchases such as paving, roofing, generators, and vans. Across the recent record, the grants are specific, purpose-bound, and often tied to a named project, purchase, or facility improvement.

    What Quest for the Best Funds

    A major thread in Quest for the Best’s giving is infrastructure. In 2023, Lifetime Wells International received $100,438 for casings for wells and pumps, and a second award in 2024 provided $49,725 for the same purpose. The foundation also backed facility improvements closer to home, including $51,025 to Friends Association for an HVAC project and $38,500 to Quest Therapeutic Services Inc for paving and roofing. Education and workforce training is another visible theme. The DCCC Educational Foundation received $36,300 for a police training academy, while Community College of Philadelphia received $10,000 for a nursing scholarship. Youth programming appears as well: Cristo Rey Philadelphia School got $13,064 for the Horizon Program and transportation, and Horizons at Greene Street Friends School received $10,000 for a Horizons summer camp program.

    How Quest for the Best Gives

    The recent grant record shows a typical grant size of $1,000 at the 25th percentile, a median of $2,500, and $8,770 at the 75th percentile. That distribution sits alongside some much larger project grants, indicating a mix of smaller awards and occasional high-dollar commitments for defined initiatives. The foundation’s own grant programs emphasize project-based requests rather than operating costs, and several are unsolicited. Multi-year support is visible in repeated awards to the same recipients, including Lifetime Wells International, Elmwood Park Zoo, Williamson College of the Trades, and DCCC Educational Foundation. Quest for the Best also makes grants to individuals through scholarship awards.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $710K

    Total Assets

    $7M

    Total Revenue

    $729K

    Total Expenses

    $1.1M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $1K and $9K, with a median of $3K.

    25th Percentile

    $1K

    Median

    $3K

    75th Percentile

    $9K

    Geographic Reach

    Local6 states funded
    Funding intensity
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    Giving Approach

    Concentrated and project-specific: a very small number of large grants, repeat support to a local cultural nonprofit (Elmwood Park Zoo) alongside one sizable humanitarian/ international infrastructure gift; prefers capital/project funding over unrestricted support.

    Funding Style

    direct service / program supportcapital & infrastructure grants (facility repairs, equipment, utilities)scholarships & training supportemergency & operating support

    Notable grantees: Elmwood Park Zoo (expansion project), Lifetime Wells International (well casings and pumps)

    Topics

    water and wastewater infrastructure (wells, pump casings, wastewater)facility improvements and equipment (HVAC, roofing, paving, generators, computers)homelessness and emergency shelter servicessubstance use disorder prevention, awareness, and treatment supporteducation & workforce training (police academy, nursing/medical training, scholarships)health screenings and clinical support (cardiac screening, eye clinic, food services for patients)youth programs and camps (summer camp, Horizons, playgrounds, transportation for students)

    Where Quest for the Best Makes Grants

    Quest for the Best gives primarily in Pennsylvania: 92% of grants go to recipients in the HQ state, and Pennsylvania is also the top state by grant count. Recent recipient locations cluster around Norristown, West Chester, Media, Philadelphia, and Phoenixville. A few grants extend beyond Pennsylvania, including recipients in Aston, Delaware County, and Stone Harbor in New Jersey, plus out-of-state awards to New Newtonville, Massachusetts, and West Jordan, Utah. The recipient-country distribution is entirely U.S.-based in the provided data.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Quest for the Best

    What kinds of projects does Quest for the Best fund?

    The foundation funds project-based requests rather than operating costs such as rent, overhead, training, or salaries. Its recent grants include well casings and pumps, zoo expansion, HVAC work, paving and roofing, scholarships, and transportation or equipment tied to specific programs.

    Does Quest for the Best support scholarships?

    Yes. Recent grants include a $36,300 award to the DCCC Educational Foundation for a police training academy, a $13,744 award to Montgomery County Community College Foundation for a police academy scholarship, and a $10,000 award to Community College of Philadelphia for a nursing scholarship.

    How concentrated is the giving in Pennsylvania?

    Very concentrated. Pennsylvania receives 92% of grants, and it is the top state by grant count. Recent recipient cities in Pennsylvania include Norristown, West Chester, Media, Philadelphia, Phoenixville, Aston, and Kennett Square.

    Can organizations apply directly for support?

    Yes. The active grant programs say Quest for the Best accepts unsolicited requests for Financial Grants, Legal Services Grants for current tax-exempt organizations, and several startup nonprofit legal services offerings. The scholarship program for police academy cadets is listed as not accepting unsolicited requests.

    What is the foundation’s typical grant size?

    The typical grant size is $1,000 at the 25th percentile, $2,500 at the median, and $8,770 at the 75th percentile. Recent awards also include larger project grants above $50,000 for specific infrastructure and capital projects.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2026

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

    Open Grant Opportunities

    Current and upcoming funding from Quest for the Best that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.

    Open nowRolling / open intakeAward: $5K – $50K

    Financial Grants (Project-based Grants)

    Educational access for underserved populationsAffordable housing and housing stabilityFood insecurity and hunger relief+3 more

    Who can apply: Applicants must be IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) tax-exempt nonprofits based in the United States. Funding is generally limited to small and mid-sized nonprofits; organizations with annual revenue over $5 million or assets over $10 million are typically ineligible unless they have a longstanding relationship with Quest for the Best. Applicants may receive only one grant award per year. Projects must be specific and may include programs or equipment purchases. General operating expenses, prior expenses, individuals, political activities, and certain religious activities are ineligible. Grants require a 1:1 match of committed resources, and the award may not exceed 50% of total eligible project costs.

    Deadline: Applications are accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis throughout the year.

    View & apply
    Open nowRolling / open intakeAward: Varies

    Legal Services Grants — Start-Up Organizations

    Nonprofit incorporation501(c)(3) tax-exemption applicationsTax ID and sales tax exemption assistance+4 more

    Who can apply: Eligible applicants are Pennsylvania-based organizations recognized as 501(c)(3) tax-exempt or actively seeking 501(c)(3) status. Applicants should demonstrate organizational sustainability, qualified leadership, and a clearly defined charitable mission. Faith-based organizations are eligible only when activities are clearly charitable and benefit the community at large. For-profit entities, organizations dissolving, and matters involving litigation or intellectual property law are not eligible.

    Deadline: Applications are reviewed and accepted on a case-by-case basis; no fixed deadline is stated.

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    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    LIFETIME WELLS INTERNATIONALASTON, PA$70,9982026GRANT FOR PUMPS
    ANN'S HEART INCPHOENIXVILLE, PA$50,0002026GRANT: LONG-TERM HOUSING
    WILLIAMSON COLLEGE OF THE TRADESMEDIA, PA$38,9002026SCHOLARSHIPS
    HELPING HANDS INCBECHTELSVILLE, PA$35,0002026GRANT FOR WHEELCHAIR TRANSIT VAN
    QUEST THERAPEUTIC SERVICES INCWEST CHESTER, PA$33,0002026GRANT FOR EQUINE THERAPY SCHOLARSHIPS
    TRELLIS FOR TOMORROWPHOENIXVILLE, PA$30,0002026GRANT DUE FOR SEEDS PROGRAM
    CHARLES A MELTON ARTS & EDUCATION CENTERWEST CHESTER, PA$30,0002026GRANT FOR SECURITY AND SAFETY UPGRADES
    MONTGOMERY COUNTY COMM COLLEGE FOUNDATIONBLUE BELL, PA$27,5482026PLEDGE UNDER SCHOLARSHIP AGR FOR POLICE ACADEMY
    GREENHOUSE PROJECTCHESTER, PA$25,0002026GREENHOUSE 44 BASEMENT PROJECT
    CHESTER COUNTY OPPORTUNITIES IND CTRCOATESVILLE, PA$23,6302026GRANT: ROOF/HVAC
    ALLEGHENY COUNTY CHIEFS OF POLICE ASSOCGIBSONIA, PA$23,1082026POLICE ACADEMY SCHOLARSHIPS
    HORIZONS AT GREENE STREET FRIENDS SCHOOLPHILADELPHIA, PA$16,5002026GRANT FOR SUMMER PROGRAM
    BUILDING YOUTH AROUND THE WORLDWEST JORDAN, UT$15,0002026GRANT: 2025 CASA HOGAR ALEGRE PROJECT
    MANNAPHILADELPHIA, PA$15,0002026GRANT FOR EQUIP/REPAIRS
    GOOD SAMARITANPHOENIXVILLE, PA$15,0002026GRANT FOR BASEMENT RENOVATION
    FOUNDATION FOR INDIANA UNIV OF PAINDIANA, PA$13,3402026PLEDGE DUE UNDER SCHOLARSHIP AGR FOR POLICE ACADEMY
    CRISTO REY PHILA HIGH SCHOOLPHILADELPHIA, PA$12,0002026HORIZONS PROGRAM
    DCCC EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATIONMEDIA, PA$12,0002026PLEDGE DUE UNDER SCHOLARSHIP AGR FOR POLICE ACADEMY
    FEDERATION OF NEIGHBORHOOD CENTERSPHILADELPHIA, PA$10,0002026GRANT: SHOOT BASKETBALLS NOT PEOPLE
    THE COMMUNITY GROCERPHILADELPHIA, PA$10,0002026GRANT FOR WHEELCHAIR LIFT PROJECT
    HOPE RESCUE MISSION OF THE CITY OF READING PAREADING, PA$10,0002026GRANT FOR HOPEHOUSE CONSTRUCTION
    COMMUNITY WAREHOUSE PROJECT OF CHESTER COWEST CHESTER, PA$10,0002026GRANT FOR BEDS
    COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF PHILADELPHIAPHILADELPHIA, PA$10,0002026PLEDGE DUE-NURSING SCHOLARSHIP AGR
    PATRICIAN SOCIETYPHOENIXIVILLE, PA$10,0002026GRANT FOR HOUSING SUPPORT
    FIRST STOP RECOVERYPHILADELPHIA, PA$10,0002026GRANT FOR HOUSING CONSTRUCTION
    MOM'S HOUSE OF PHOENIXVILLEPHOENIXVILLE, PA$8,5002026GRANT: SIGNAGE,MATERIAL, PLAYGROUND EQUIP
    SAFE HARBOR OF CHESTER COUNTYWEST CHESTER, PA$7,5682026GRANT FOR KITCHEN AND PANTRY SHELVING
    UPPER MERION COMMUNITY CUPBOARDKING OF PRUSSIA, PA$7,5002026GRANT FOR PATRON SUPPLIES/FOOD
    SISTERS IN STRENGTHPHILADELPHIA, PA$7,5002026GRANT: WOMEN AND GIRLS EMPOWERMENT
    CAMP DREAMCATCHERKENNETT SQUARE, PA$6,8002026GRANT: CAMP FOR CHRONICALLY ILL YOUTH
    PLAYERS PHILANTHROPY FUND DBA THE MAMA-TEE COMMUNITY FRIDGE PROJECTTOWSON, MD$6,3502026GRANT TO MAMA TEE COMM FRIDGE PROJECT
    PASSHEHARRISBURG, PA$5,5002026MANSFIELD POLICE ACADEMY PLEDGE
    PHOENIXVILLE FREE CLINICPHOENIXVILLE, PA$5,0002026GENERAL DONATION
    LAUREL HOUSENORRISTOWN, PA$5,0002026GENERAL DONATION
    MANNA ON MAINLANSDALE, PA$5,0002026GENERAL DONATION
    MISSION KIDS CHILD ADVOCACY CENTEREAST NORRITON, PA$5,0002026GENERAL DONATION
    ST MARY'S FRANCISCAN SHELTERPHOENXIVILLE, PA$5,0002026GENERAL DONATION
    NASD EDUCATION FOUNDATIONNORRISTOWN, PA$5,0002026GRANT: EXTRACURRICULAR PROGRAM
    ECLOSE INSTITUTEWYNCOTE, PA$5,0002026GRANT: DIETARY RESEARCH PROGRAM
    U MATTER 2PLYMOUTH, IN$5,0002026GRANT FOR VET SUPPORT
    ELDERNET OF LOWER MERION AND NARBERTHBRYN MAWR, PA$5,0002026GRANT:PERSONAL CARE ITEMS & REFRIGERATION
    ORION COMMUNITIESPHOENIXVILLE, PA$3,8502026MUSIC FOR EVERYONE FUNDRAISER - TIX GIFTED TO GOOD SAM
    WEST CHESTER COMMUNITIES THAT CAREWEST CHESTER, PA$3,7002026GRANT FOR YOUTH WELLNESS PROGRAM
    TEACHERS' TEAMMATESHAVERTOWN, PA$2,6172026GRANT FOR VAN WRAP
    DELAWARE ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETYWILMINGTON, DE$2,5102026DONATION FOR CAP IMPROVEMENTS
    BLACK LIGHT PROJECTSPHOENXIVILLE, PA$2,5002026GENERAL DONATION
    CARING FOR FRIENDSPHILADELPHIA, PA$2,5002026GENERAL DONATION/FOOD INSECURITY
    PREPARED TO THRIVEEXTON, PA$2,5002026GENERAL DONATION
    CECIL AND GRACE BEAN'S SOUP KITCHENNORRISTOWN, PA$2,5002026GENERAL DONATION/FOOD INSECURITY
    MAX'S KICKS FOR KIDSWEST GROVE, PA$2,5002026GENERAL DONATION

    LIFETIME WELLS INTERNATIONAL

    $70,998
    ASTON, PA2026

    GRANT FOR PUMPS

    ANN'S HEART INC

    $50,000
    PHOENIXVILLE, PA2026

    GRANT: LONG-TERM HOUSING

    WILLIAMSON COLLEGE OF THE TRADES

    $38,900
    MEDIA, PA2026

    SCHOLARSHIPS

    HELPING HANDS INC

    $35,000
    BECHTELSVILLE, PA2026

    GRANT FOR WHEELCHAIR TRANSIT VAN

    QUEST THERAPEUTIC SERVICES INC

    $33,000
    WEST CHESTER, PA2026

    GRANT FOR EQUINE THERAPY SCHOLARSHIPS

    TRELLIS FOR TOMORROW

    $30,000
    PHOENIXVILLE, PA2026

    GRANT DUE FOR SEEDS PROGRAM

    CHARLES A MELTON ARTS & EDUCATION CENTER

    $30,000
    WEST CHESTER, PA2026

    GRANT FOR SECURITY AND SAFETY UPGRADES

    MONTGOMERY COUNTY COMM COLLEGE FOUNDATION

    $27,548
    BLUE BELL, PA2026

    PLEDGE UNDER SCHOLARSHIP AGR FOR POLICE ACADEMY

    GREENHOUSE PROJECT

    $25,000
    CHESTER, PA2026

    GREENHOUSE 44 BASEMENT PROJECT

    CHESTER COUNTY OPPORTUNITIES IND CTR

    $23,630
    COATESVILLE, PA2026

    GRANT: ROOF/HVAC

    ALLEGHENY COUNTY CHIEFS OF POLICE ASSOC

    $23,108
    GIBSONIA, PA2026

    POLICE ACADEMY SCHOLARSHIPS

    HORIZONS AT GREENE STREET FRIENDS SCHOOL

    $16,500
    PHILADELPHIA, PA2026

    GRANT FOR SUMMER PROGRAM

    BUILDING YOUTH AROUND THE WORLD

    $15,000
    WEST JORDAN, UT2026

    GRANT: 2025 CASA HOGAR ALEGRE PROJECT

    MANNA

    $15,000
    PHILADELPHIA, PA2026

    GRANT FOR EQUIP/REPAIRS

    GOOD SAMARITAN

    $15,000
    PHOENIXVILLE, PA2026

    GRANT FOR BASEMENT RENOVATION

    FOUNDATION FOR INDIANA UNIV OF PA

    $13,340
    INDIANA, PA2026

    PLEDGE DUE UNDER SCHOLARSHIP AGR FOR POLICE ACADEMY

    CRISTO REY PHILA HIGH SCHOOL

    $12,000
    PHILADELPHIA, PA2026

    HORIZONS PROGRAM

    DCCC EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION

    $12,000
    MEDIA, PA2026

    PLEDGE DUE UNDER SCHOLARSHIP AGR FOR POLICE ACADEMY

    FEDERATION OF NEIGHBORHOOD CENTERS

    $10,000
    PHILADELPHIA, PA2026

    GRANT: SHOOT BASKETBALLS NOT PEOPLE

    THE COMMUNITY GROCER

    $10,000
    PHILADELPHIA, PA2026

    GRANT FOR WHEELCHAIR LIFT PROJECT

    HOPE RESCUE MISSION OF THE CITY OF READING PA

    $10,000
    READING, PA2026

    GRANT FOR HOPEHOUSE CONSTRUCTION

    COMMUNITY WAREHOUSE PROJECT OF CHESTER CO

    $10,000
    WEST CHESTER, PA2026

    GRANT FOR BEDS

    COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF PHILADELPHIA

    $10,000
    PHILADELPHIA, PA2026

    PLEDGE DUE-NURSING SCHOLARSHIP AGR

    PATRICIAN SOCIETY

    $10,000
    PHOENIXIVILLE, PA2026

    GRANT FOR HOUSING SUPPORT

    FIRST STOP RECOVERY

    $10,000
    PHILADELPHIA, PA2026

    GRANT FOR HOUSING CONSTRUCTION

    MOM'S HOUSE OF PHOENIXVILLE

    $8,500
    PHOENIXVILLE, PA2026

    GRANT: SIGNAGE,MATERIAL, PLAYGROUND EQUIP

    SAFE HARBOR OF CHESTER COUNTY

    $7,568
    WEST CHESTER, PA2026

    GRANT FOR KITCHEN AND PANTRY SHELVING

    UPPER MERION COMMUNITY CUPBOARD

    $7,500
    KING OF PRUSSIA, PA2026

    GRANT FOR PATRON SUPPLIES/FOOD

    SISTERS IN STRENGTH

    $7,500
    PHILADELPHIA, PA2026

    GRANT: WOMEN AND GIRLS EMPOWERMENT

    CAMP DREAMCATCHER

    $6,800
    KENNETT SQUARE, PA2026

    GRANT: CAMP FOR CHRONICALLY ILL YOUTH

    PLAYERS PHILANTHROPY FUND DBA THE MAMA-TEE COMMUNITY FRIDGE PROJECT

    $6,350
    TOWSON, MD2026

    GRANT TO MAMA TEE COMM FRIDGE PROJECT

    PASSHE

    $5,500
    HARRISBURG, PA2026

    MANSFIELD POLICE ACADEMY PLEDGE

    PHOENIXVILLE FREE CLINIC

    $5,000
    PHOENIXVILLE, PA2026

    GENERAL DONATION

    LAUREL HOUSE

    $5,000
    NORRISTOWN, PA2026

    GENERAL DONATION

    MANNA ON MAIN

    $5,000
    LANSDALE, PA2026

    GENERAL DONATION

    MISSION KIDS CHILD ADVOCACY CENTER

    $5,000
    EAST NORRITON, PA2026

    GENERAL DONATION

    ST MARY'S FRANCISCAN SHELTER

    $5,000
    PHOENXIVILLE, PA2026

    GENERAL DONATION

    NASD EDUCATION FOUNDATION

    $5,000
    NORRISTOWN, PA2026

    GRANT: EXTRACURRICULAR PROGRAM

    ECLOSE INSTITUTE

    $5,000
    WYNCOTE, PA2026

    GRANT: DIETARY RESEARCH PROGRAM

    U MATTER 2

    $5,000
    PLYMOUTH, IN2026

    GRANT FOR VET SUPPORT

    ELDERNET OF LOWER MERION AND NARBERTH

    $5,000
    BRYN MAWR, PA2026

    GRANT:PERSONAL CARE ITEMS & REFRIGERATION

    ORION COMMUNITIES

    $3,850
    PHOENIXVILLE, PA2026

    MUSIC FOR EVERYONE FUNDRAISER - TIX GIFTED TO GOOD SAM

    WEST CHESTER COMMUNITIES THAT CARE

    $3,700
    WEST CHESTER, PA2026

    GRANT FOR YOUTH WELLNESS PROGRAM

    TEACHERS' TEAMMATES

    $2,617
    HAVERTOWN, PA2026

    GRANT FOR VAN WRAP

    DELAWARE ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY

    $2,510
    WILMINGTON, DE2026

    DONATION FOR CAP IMPROVEMENTS

    BLACK LIGHT PROJECTS

    $2,500
    PHOENXIVILLE, PA2026

    GENERAL DONATION

    CARING FOR FRIENDS

    $2,500
    PHILADELPHIA, PA2026

    GENERAL DONATION/FOOD INSECURITY

    PREPARED TO THRIVE

    $2,500
    EXTON, PA2026

    GENERAL DONATION

    CECIL AND GRACE BEAN'S SOUP KITCHEN

    $2,500
    NORRISTOWN, PA2026

    GENERAL DONATION/FOOD INSECURITY

    MAX'S KICKS FOR KIDS

    $2,500
    WEST GROVE, PA2026

    GENERAL DONATION