Victor L Blood and Maudaline L Blood Charitable Foundation

About Victor L Blood and Maudaline L Blood Charitable Foundation

A recurring pattern in the Victor L Blood and Maudaline L Blood Charitable Foundation Inc’s grants is support for everyday community infrastructure in LeRoy, from emergency response equipment to church repairs and youth services. The foundation’s recent awards show a closely held local grantmaker that writes modest checks, usually in the low thousands, to institutions that serve children, families, and residents across the village. Leroy Ambulance Service appears as a repeated recipient, including support for a new ambulance fund, EMS operations and equipment, and AED equipment and training. That same local emphasis appears in grants to Hope Center of Leroy for tutoring and other charitable activities and to Leroy Christian Community Project for food backpack and nutritional support. The foundation also backs places that anchor community life, such as Leroy Baptist Church, Leroy Presbyterian Church, the American Legion, and Sunshine Nursery School, often for repairs, supplies, or operating needs. Its giving reads as practical and place-based rather than programmatic at a distance. The grantees are almost all local organizations, and the purposes range from direct service to physical upkeep, suggesting a funder oriented toward keeping small community systems functioning.

What Victor L Blood and Maudaline L Blood Charitable Foundation Funds

Youth and family support shows up across several named grants. The foundation gave $5,000 to Hope Center of Leroy for tutoring and other various charitable activities, and it awarded $4,500 to Sunshine Nursery School for painting supplies and other charitable activities. It also supported Leroy Baptist Church with $4,500 for school supplies. Food assistance is another clear thread. Leroy Christian Community Project received $5,000 for nutritional supplements, $4,500 for a backpack food program, and another $4,500 for food backpack and other various charitable activities. St Mark's Summer Lunch Program also received $5,000 for summer lunch and other various charitable activities. Public safety and facility upkeep are part of the same pattern. Leroy Ambulance Service received $5,000 for a new ambulance fund and another $5,000 for AED equipment and training. For buildings and shared spaces, the foundation supported the American Legion for roof replacement and foundation repair, and Leroy Presbyterian Church for pipe organ repair and a new flue and chimney.

How Victor L Blood and Maudaline L Blood Charitable Foundation Gives