To provide a high level of care designed to improve the quality of life for residents by promoting independence and rehabilitation in a comfortable, family-like home and by offering specialized, long-term health services to adults with chronic and disabling neurologic conditions.
The Beechwood Foundation’s grantmaking is built around one beneficiary: Beechwood Home in Cincinnati, with recurring support for operating the home and sustaining services for residents with chronic and disabling neurologic conditions. The foundation’s stated purpose is to provide a high level of care that improves quality of life through independence, rehabilitation, and a comfortable, family-like setting. Recent grants show that this is not a one-off relationship. In 2024, the foundation awarded $2,357,650 to Beechwood Home for operating support, following a $2,746,694 grant in 2023 for the same purpose. That pattern aligns with its active grant program, the Beechwood Home Foundation Fund, which exists to perpetuate and support the mission of The Beechwood Home. The foundation also ties its support to specific resident needs and organizational capacity. Its focus areas include resident services, facilities, program and technology development, indigent care, capital needs, long-term care, assistive and adaptive technology, and planned giving and legacy gifts. The result is a funding profile centered on ongoing operations and the infrastructure that keeps the home functioning.
Resident care is the clearest throughline in the foundation’s funding. Its active grant program supports resident services, and the foundation’s focus areas include resident services and activities, indigent care, and long-term care for adults with chronic and disabling neurologic conditions. Operational infrastructure is another major theme. The Beechwood Home Foundation Fund supports facilities, program development, technology development, indigent care, and other capital needs for the organization. The foundation also lists assistive and adaptive technology among its focus areas, alongside capital projects and facility expansion. Those priorities fit a grantmaking approach that supports both daily service delivery and the physical and technological systems behind it. Legacy and sustainability appear in the focus list as well, through planned giving and legacy gifts. That points to a funder that connects immediate resident support with longer-term organizational stability.
Typical grants are large and tightly clustered: the p25, median, and p75 grant sizes are $2,454,911, $2,552,172, and $2,649,433. The recent record shows recurring operating support rather than isolated project grants, with Beechwood Home receiving funding in both 2023 and 2024 for the same purpose. The foundation does not fund individuals and does not make program-related investments. Its active grant program does not accept unsolicited proposals, which matches a highly directed, institution-focused funding model.
$2.1M
$47.6M
$2.1M
$2.3M
Most grants fall between $2.5M and $2.6M, with a median of $2.6M.
25th Percentile
$2.5M
Median
$2.6M
75th Percentile
$2.6M
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Grantmaking is entirely local. All reported grants went to recipients in Ohio, and the recipient country distribution is 100% US. The recent grants list names Beechwood Home in Cincinnati, Ohio as the recipient for both 2023 and 2024 awards. The top state by grant count is Ohio, which also matches the recipient location pattern shown in the grant record.
Its stated purpose is to support The Beechwood Home’s mission by funding resident services, facilities, program and technology development, indigent care, and other capital needs. Its focus areas also include long-term care, neurological disorders, assistive and adaptive technology, resident activities, and planned giving and legacy gifts.
The grant-size distribution is tightly clustered at a high level: p25 is $2,454,911, median is $2,552,172, and p75 is $2,649,433.
No. The active Beechwood Home Foundation Fund does not accept unsolicited requests, indicating a directed funding process rather than an open application model.
The recent grants list shows Beechwood Home in Cincinnati, Ohio as the recipient of both reported awards, one in 2023 and one in 2024, each designated for operating support.
Its geographic scope is local. All reported grants went to Ohio recipients, and the recipient country distribution is entirely US-based.
2026
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2026.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BEECHWOOD HOME | CINCINNATI, OH | $2,120,844 | 2026 | FUND OPERATIONS OF BEECHWOOD HOME |
| BEECHWOOD HOME | CINCINNATI, OH | $2,047,416 | 2025 | FUND OPERATIONS OF BEECHWOOD HOME |
| BEECHWOOD HOME | CINCINNATI, OH | $2,357,650 | 2024 | FUND OPERATIONS OF BEECHWOOD HOME |
| BEECHWOOD HOME | CINCINNATI, OH | $2,746,694 | 2023 | FUND OPERATIONS OF BEECHWOOD HOME |