About Redlich Horwitz Foundation
The Redlich Horwitz Foundation makes very few but large, unrestricted grants focused primarily on community and human services in New York and neighboring New Jersey. Their giving mixes a single transformational outlay to a private entity with recurring support for family services, civic infrastructure, and disability/child-welfare providers; most grants are general operating support. The foundation favors regional, practical investments that bolster service delivery and local grantmaking intermediaries.
Focus Areas
Single large transformational unrestricted grant to a private/affiliate organization (INSITA GROUP LTD)Family support and advocacy networks in New York State (Families Together in NYS)Civic infrastructure and community foundations in New York/New Jersey (Fund for the City of New York; Community Foundation of New Jersey)Developmental disability and child-welfare service providers in the NYC area (HeartShare St. Vincent's Services)
Who They Fund
nonprofit organizations (unspecified)
Giving Approach
Highly concentrated giving: very small number of grants with one dominant, very large unrestricted award; prefers general operating support and funds regional intermediaries and repeat service-provider grantees rather than many small, program-specific grants.
About Redlich Horwitz Foundation
A single $25,000,000 unrestricted grant to Insita Group Ltd stands out in Redlich Horwitz Foundation’s recent record and signals the scale at which the funder can operate when it chooses to make a transformational outlay. That gift sits alongside a pattern of large general operating awards to organizations working on family justice, child welfare reform, and community-based supports across New York and nearby New Jersey. Recent grants include repeated support for Families Together in New York State and Fund for the City of New York, both used as flexible funding rather than restricted project dollars. The foundation’s portfolio also reaches service providers serving children and families in Brooklyn and other parts of New York, such as HeartShare St. Vincent’s Services and Children’s Rights. Across the recent grants list, the dominant thread is practical, unrestricted backing for organizations positioned to influence systems, strengthen family stability, and support communities affected by child welfare involvement. The foundation’s active grant programs show that this is not ad hoc giving: it is organized around Mobilize, Influence, Reimagine, and Support, with a strong emphasis on New York State and community-rooted work.
What Redlich Horwitz Foundation Funds
Redlich Horwitz Foundation’s strongest thematic center is child welfare reform. In that area, it awarded $250,001 to the Center for Court Innovation for general unrestricted support and $200,000 to Children’s Rights for general unrestricted support, both aligned with systems-level change. Family support and advocacy is another recurring line of giving: Families Together in New York State received $320,000 in 2023 and $290,000 in 2024, both unrestricted. The foundation also funds civic infrastructure and intermediary institutions, including $326,000 to Fund for the City of New York and $205,000 to the Community Foundation of New Jersey. A fourth thread is direct support for service organizations in the New York area, such as $322,250 to Heartshare St Vincent’s Services and $150,000 to Legal Services of the Hudson Valley, again as flexible funding.
How Redlich Horwitz Foundation Gives
Recent grants show a wide spread in size, from a p25 of $15,000 to a median of $37,500 and a p75 of $93,145. The top end is much larger: the foundation made a $25,000,000 unrestricted grant in 2025, while many awards sit in the six-figure range. The pattern also shows recurrence across years, with several recipients appearing more than once, including Families Together in New York State, Fund for the City of New York, Community Foundation of New Jersey, Say Yes Buffalo, and Children’s Rights. Redlich Horwitz Foundation is a regular funder and its listed programs accept unsolicited requests in several categories, including Mobilize, Support, Reimagine, and Influence. Most of the named awards are unrestricted or general operating support.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$28M
Total Assets
$17.1M
Total Revenue
$5.5M
Total Expenses
$29.9M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $15K and $93K, with a median of $38K.
25th Percentile
$15K
Median
$38K
75th Percentile
$93K
Geographic Reach
Regional8 states funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
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