The Paul E and Klare N Reinhold Foundation made two large grants in the dataset, both to the same, redacted recipient listed as "SEE STATEMENT 12," indicating highly concentrated funding. Because the grantee name and purposes are not disclosed, the foundation’s issue-area priorities cannot be reliably determined from this record alone. The pattern suggests the foundation focuses on a single major beneficiary or a tightly targeted initiative rather than broad, diversified grantmaking.
Highly concentrated: two substantial grants totaling $738,350, both to the same, unnamed recipient. This suggests repeat support for a single beneficiary or a one-off estate/statement-directed disbursement rather than many small or diversified grants.
The Paul E and Klare N Reinhold Foundation Inc made two large grants in the dataset, both to the same recipient listed as “See Statement 12.” That repeated, redacted beneficiary points to a highly concentrated grantmaking pattern rather than a broad portfolio of small awards. Across the available record, the foundation’s giving is local and entirely within Florida, with all observed grants going to a single recipient in Fleming Island. The foundation’s latest grants include $414,550 in 2025 and $323,800 in 2024, each directed to that same named-but-redacted grantee. Because the recipient name and purpose text are not disclosed in the recent-grants record, the dataset supports only a narrow read of the foundation’s activity: a single major beneficiary appears to receive the organization’s funding, and the amounts are substantial relative to the foundation’s overall annual giving. The record also suggests a foundation with tightly focused disbursement rather than wide issue-area diversification. That concentration is reinforced by the fact that the recent grants list shows only one recipient name, repeated across two years, with no other grantees visible in the available data.
The clearest pattern in the available record is concentration: the foundation’s recent grants both went to “See Statement 12.” In 2025, that recipient received $414,550; in 2024, it received $323,800. Those entries establish a two-year funding relationship with the same grantee. Because the recipient name is redacted and no purpose text is provided, the data does not support assigning the foundation to a specific cause area such as education, health, or arts. The same is true for program themes tied to beneficiary type or issue sector. What can be said from the record is that the foundation’s grantmaking is organized around a single, repeated beneficiary rather than a set of varied issue-specific awards. That makes the recent grants list more useful for understanding funding structure than for identifying a broad thematic agenda.
The only grant-size data points provided are $323,800 and $323,800 at the 25th percentile, median, and 75th percentile, which indicates a single observed grant size in the record. The recent grants table also shows two disbursements: one in 2024 and one in 2025, both to the same recipient. That is consistent with repeat support rather than one-off, widely distributed giving. The foundation is not a fund that gives to individuals, and it does not make program-related investments. The available data does not describe an application process beyond the active Clay County programs being marked as accepting unsolicited requests.
$415K
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$921K
$587K
Most grants fall between $324K and $324K, with a median of $324K.
25th Percentile
$324K
Median
$324K
75th Percentile
$324K
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Notable grantees: SEE STATEMENT 12
All observed grants land in Florida, and the recipient country distribution is 100% US. The top state by grant count is Florida, matching the HQ state in the recipient records. The recent grants list places both awards in Fleming Island, FL. The foundation’s active program geography is Clay County, Florida, which gives additional local context for its grantmaking footprint. No non-US recipient countries appear in the dataset.
The record shows two large grants, both to the same recipient listed as “See Statement 12.” One was $414,550 in 2025 and the other was $323,800 in 2024. That repeated recipient pattern points to concentrated funding rather than a broad mix of grantees.
Its active programs focus on Clay County, Florida, and center on nonprofit leadership development, capacity building, and community service awards. The listed programs include Leadership Development Initiative, Leadership Initiative, Leadership Development & Capacity Building Initiatives, Celebrate Clay, and Celebrate Clay Community Service Awards.
Yes. The active program listings for Leadership Development Initiative and the Celebrate Clay Community Service Awards both note that they accept unsolicited requests. Those programs are described as serving Clay County, Florida.
The p25, median, and p75 grant size are all $323,800. With all three distribution points identical, the record reflects one observed grant amount in the dataset.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SEE STATEMENT 12 | FLEMING ISLAND, FL | $414,550 | 2025 | SEE STATEMENT 12 |
| SEE STATEMENT 12 | FLEMING ISLAND, FL | $323,800 | 2024 | SEE STATEMENT 12 |
| SEE STATEMENT 12 | FLEMING ISLAND, FL | $313,550 | 2023 | SEE STATEMENT 12 |
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$414,550SEE STATEMENT 12
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$323,800SEE STATEMENT 12
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$313,550SEE STATEMENT 12
Current and upcoming funding from Paul E and Klare N Reinhold Foundation that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Organizations and individuals providing meaningful contributions to residents of Clay County (specific eligibility details not provided on scraped content).
Deadline: Annual award cycle (specific application deadline not provided). The 2026 awards ceremony is scheduled for 2026-04-28.
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