Create healthy Christian communities that empower older adults, families and people with disabilities. Provide choices for housing, services and technology that enrich body, mind and spirit.
Residence at Franklin Park Inc’s latest filing shows a single 2024 grant of $8,961,090 to American Baptist Homes of the Midwest in Eden Prairie, Minnesota, earmarked to support operations. That scale, paired with a one-grant profile, suggests a funder that channels its giving through a concentrated operating relationship rather than a wide portfolio of small awards. The foundation’s stated purpose is to create healthy Christian communities that empower older adults, families, and people with disabilities through housing, services, and technology that enrich body, mind, and spirit. Its focus areas include senior living, healthcare, home care services, disability supportive services, nursing education scholarships, and memorial and tribute donations. In practice, that means the foundation’s identity is tied to care settings and support systems for older adults and people with disabilities, with an emphasis on person-centered service. The named scholarship program also points to an internal workforce-development dimension, linking the organization’s mission to nursing education for employees.
The foundation’s stated work centers on senior living and related care services. One recent operating grant went to American Baptist Homes of the Midwest for support of operations, placing core resources behind the organization behind its service model. Its mission language also includes housing, services, and technology that enrich body, mind, and spirit for older adults, families, and people with disabilities. Another active program is the Harold W. Kleinpaste Endowed Nursing Scholarship, which provides financial assistance to current American Baptist Homes of the Midwest employees pursuing nursing education. That connects the foundation’s giving to workforce development as well as direct care. The listed topic taxonomy also includes assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, rehabilitation services, and in-home care, showing a care continuum rather than a single-service focus.
The 2024 grant-size distribution is undiversified: p25, median, and p75 are all $8,961,090, indicating a single grant at that amount. The available record also shows a local giving pattern, with 100% of grants going to recipients in Minnesota. The foundation’s active scholarship program is endowed and limited to current American Baptist Homes of the Midwest employees, and it does not accept unsolicited applications. The record points to a closely held, mission-linked grant structure rather than open competitive funding.
$9M
$4.3M
-$1M
$9M
Most grants fall between $9M and $9M, with a median of $9M.
25th Percentile
$9M
Median
$9M
75th Percentile
$9M
About 100% of grants go to recipients in MN.
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Giving is concentrated entirely in Minnesota, which accounts for 100% of recipient locations. The only recent recipient named is American Baptist Homes of the Midwest in Eden Prairie, MN, matching the state-level pattern. The active nursing scholarship is described as serving employees in the Midwest, but the grant record itself shows recipient location within the foundation’s local Minnesota footprint.
Its stated focus areas include senior living, healthcare, home care services, disability supportive services, nursing education scholarships, and memorial and tribute donations. The broader mission language emphasizes older adults, families, and people with disabilities, with housing, services, and technology as part of that support.
No. The active Harold W. Kleinpaste Endowed Nursing Scholarship is listed as not accepting unsolicited applications.
The Harold W. Kleinpaste Endowed Nursing Scholarship provides financial assistance to current American Baptist Homes of the Midwest employees who are pursuing education in nursing.
The latest filing shows a single grant of $8,961,090, and the p25, median, and p75 grant-size figures are all the same amount. That indicates one grant at that level in the current dataset.
The foundation gives locally, and 100% of grants in the dataset went to recipients in Minnesota. The recent grant recipient was American Baptist Homes of the Midwest in Eden Prairie, MN.
2024
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2024.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AMERICAN BAPTIST HOMES OF THE MIDWEST | EDEN PRAIRIE, MN | $8,961,090 | 2024 | TO SUPPORT OPERATIONS |
AMERICAN BAPTIST HOMES OF THE MIDWEST
$8,961,090TO SUPPORT OPERATIONS