Jeanine Heller Foundation Inc C/O William A Vogel

About Jeanine Heller Foundation Inc C/O William A Vogel

The Jeanine Heller Foundation Inc C/o William a Vogel makes large, targeted grants for Lutheran disaster response and Lutheran leadership institutions. One of the clearest signals in the recent record is a $150,000 grant to Lutheran Disaster Response-ELCA Gift Processing Center for disaster relief tied to Puerto Rico, Florida, and Maui, alongside a $125,000 endowment gift to Pinecrest Lutheran Leadership Ministries Inc. Those awards show a funder that supports both urgent emergency response and longer-term institutional strength within Lutheran networks. The foundation’s grantmaking also reaches local faith-linked and community-serving organizations in New York, including camp, church, pantry, and human-services groups. Recent awards to Koinonia-Martin Luther Camp Corp, Long Island Council of Churches, and St Andrews Evangelical Lutheran Church reflect that pattern. Across the record, the foundation gives through selective, purpose-driven grants rather than broad thematic scatter, and its recipients include both regional organizations and national denominational channels. The overall profile points to a donor base centered on Christian service, disaster recovery, and support for organizations that operate close to the communities they serve.

What Jeanine Heller Foundation Inc C/O William A Vogel Funds

Disaster relief is a defining theme in the recent record. The Jeanine Heller Foundation Inc C/o William a Vogel gave $150,000 to Lutheran Disaster Response-ELCA Gift Processing Center for disaster relief tied to Puerto Rico, Florida, and Maui, and also provided $100,000 for disaster relief in another recent grant. That same channel received a separate $125,000 gift for general support. Lutheran leadership and ministry training is another clear focus. The foundation awarded $125,000 to Pinecrest Lutheran Leadership Ministries Inc for endowment support, which indicates interest in sustaining institutional capacity over time. The foundation also funds community services in New York. It gave $75,000 to Long Island Council of Churches for the Freeport pantry and $50,000 to the same organization for pantry relocation, while Long Island Cares received grants for the Harry Chapin Food Bank. In addition, Koinonia-Martin Luther Camp Corp received support for both capital campaign needs and a summer camp program.

How Jeanine Heller Foundation Inc C/O William A Vogel Gives