B Morphed Foundation

About B Morphed Foundation

A pair of six-figure grants to St Marys Roman Catholic anchors B Morphed Foundation Inc’s recent giving. The foundation awarded $180,000 in 2024 to the school in Annapolis and $154,500 in 2025 to the same institution in Hyattsville, showing a sustained commitment to Catholic K-12 education rather than one-off support. Around that core, the portfolio includes targeted grants for veterans’ employment, student advising, and small community service needs. The foundation’s active grant programs align with that pattern: education grants for children in disadvantaged or low-income communities, scholarship support delivered through partner schools and nonprofits, and grants for established organizations that can show viable plans and measurable results. The recent grant list also points to a mix of operating and program support across a small number of recipients, with the school beneficiary receiving the largest share of funds. Smaller awards go to organizations serving veterans and local communities, including a PTSD-focused group and a community assistance nonprofit. B Morphed Foundation Inc reports annual grants of $431,500 and total assets of $6,137,654, indicating a foundation with a concentrated giving profile and a limited set of recurring priorities.

What B Morphed Foundation Funds

Education is the clearest thread in the portfolio. Through the foundation’s school-focused giving, B Morphed Foundation Inc gave $180,000 to St Marys Roman Catholic in Annapolis for school support, then followed with $154,500 to the same school in Hyattsville the next year. The active grant programs also describe K-12 education, youth educational opportunity, and scholarship support for students from disadvantaged backgrounds. Veterans are another recurring beneficiary group. In 2024, the foundation awarded $40,000 to Epizelus Organization in Middleburg for PTSD-related support, and in 2025 it gave $27,000 to Acadiana Veteran Allianc in Lafayette for veteran job creation and workplace support. A separate grant of $10,000 went to Hillvets Foundation in Washington, DC to serve the veteran community. The portfolio also includes localized community assistance. One 2025 grant of $5,000 went to Tintilou Needs You Inc in Washington, DC for assistance to people in Tintilou, matching the foundation’s smaller-service, direct-aid pattern.

How B Morphed Foundation Gives