About Stockel Family Foundation
The Stockel Family Foundation concentrates its giving on environmental conservation and programs that link human health with healthy ecosystems. With just two large, unrestricted grants in the dataset, the foundation favors established nonprofits working on landscape- and biodiversity-focused conservation and integrated health‑and‑conservation approaches. Their support appears program‑agnostic but mission‑driven, providing flexible funding to enable grantee priorities.
Focus Areas
Landscape and public‑lands conservation (U.S. conservation NGOs focused on land protection and stewardship)Biodiversity and ecosystem protection (advocacy and science for habitat and species conservation)One Health / integrated health and conservation initiatives (programs that connect community health with ecosystem restoration)Unrestricted general operating support to mid‑sized environmental and global health nonprofits
Who They Fund
children and early learnersfamilies experiencing housing instability / homeless populationsyouth (students, arts participants, scholarship recipients)
About Stockel Family Foundation
Stockel Family Foundation’s recent giving is defined by two tracks: environmental conservation and early childhood or family support. In the environmental portfolio, the foundation backs land protection, rainforest monitoring, biodiversity work, and health-linked conservation programs. In the family-services portfolio, it supports organizations serving children ages zero to five, parents, and households facing instability, often through direct service, education, or early intervention. The biggest recent grant in the dataset went to Grand Canyon Trust for unrestricted support, alongside additional grants for a carbon neutrality plan and general operations. Health in Harmony also appears more than once, with funding for unrestricted support and for its radical listening, agricultural training, and health expeditions. Those repeated awards suggest the foundation follows organizations over time rather than limiting support to one-off projects. The grant descriptions also show a preference for flexible funding: unrestricted awards, general operating support, and multi-purpose grants appear throughout the record. Across the dataset, the foundation gives to established nonprofits working in conservation, global health, housing stability, early learning, and arts education, with grant sizes commonly in the tens of thousands of dollars and occasional awards above $100,000.
What Stockel Family Foundation Funds
Environmental grantmaking is a major part of the portfolio. The foundation gave $50,000 to Rainforest Foundation US for forest monitoring in Brazil and another $50,000 for land titling, showing interest in both ecological stewardship and community land rights. Nature & Culture International received $50,000 for national protected areas, and a separate grant of $39,950 for sustainability in the San Pedro de Carpish private conservation area. The foundation also supports health-connected conservation work. Health in Harmony received $64,050 for radical listening, agricultural training, and health expeditions, linking ecosystem restoration with community health. Mongabayorg was funded $40,000 for a rapid response reporting fund and the Effective Climate Philanthropy Project, and later $65,000 for unrestricted support. On the human-services side, the foundation has backed early childhood and family programs. Child Development Institute received $50,000 for developmental screening and early learning centers, while Atlanta Children’s Day Shelter and The Drake House Inc. were funded for family services, transitional housing, maternal education, and staff training.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$678K
Total Assets
$18.2M
Total Revenue
$798K
Total Expenses
$844K
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $15K and $43K, with a median of $30K.
25th Percentile
$15K
Median
$30K
75th Percentile
$43K
Geographic Reach
National8 states funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
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