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    Evelyn S and K E Barrett Foundation

    ActivoPhilanthropy & VoluntarismFinancia Individuos
    YORK, MESitio web8576360548

    About Evelyn S and K E Barrett Foundation

    The Evelyn S and K E Barrett Foundation concentrates its giving on children-focused humanitarian relief, early childhood development, and basic needs—both internationally (disaster response, child health, school meals) and locally in Maine (food security, special-needs camps, school facilities). Grants are typically program-specific, funding capital or program expansion for pediatric health, early learning, nutrition, and emergency relief rather than broad unrestricted support. The foundation favors established charities and international relief agencies alongside targeted local nonprofits.

    Focus Areas

    International child humanitarian relief and disaster response (e.g., Ukraine, Sudan, hurricane relief)Early childhood development programs and expansion of preschool/early learning facilitiesPediatric healthcare and surgical missions (hospital ships, pediatric clinics)School feeding programs and child nutrition in low-income regionsLocal Maine child-focused services: food security, special-needs camps, and school facility improvements

    Who They Fund

    children ages 0–5 / infants and toddlers

    About Evelyn S and K E Barrett Foundation

    EVELYN S AND K E BARRETT FOUNDATION is based in York, ME. It gave $3,148,834 in annual grants in the latest 990 year on file, with total assets of $33,897,166. Its giving centers on children-focused humanitarian relief, early childhood development, pediatric healthcare, school meal programs, and basic needs support. The foundation’s recent grants show a mix of international relief and local Maine support, with program-specific funding used for capital projects, education expansion, nutrition, and emergency response. Recent grants include $150,000 to Safe Passage for furnishings and an addition to a new middle school building and pre-school and kindergarten classroom space, $100,000 to World Vision for humanitarian relief efforts in Sudan, and $100,000 to Save the Children for disaster relief related to hurricanes Helene and Milton. Other large grants include $100,000 to Mercy Ships for hospital ship operations including pediatric surgery and childhood education, $100,000 to Good Shepherd Food Bank for child food insecurity in Maine, and $100,000 to Unicef USA for humanitarian relief efforts in Ukraine and neighboring countries. The foundation also funds local child services in Maine, including early childhood education, special-needs camps, pediatric care, and school facilities.

    What Evelyn S and K E Barrett Foundation Funds

    Recent grantmaking spans early childhood development, child nutrition and school meal programs, pediatric healthcare, clean water access, and services for children with disabilities. Notable grants include $100,000 to The Lunchbox Fund for school meals to children in three South Africa provinces, $75,000 to Episcopal Relief and Development for brain development of children to age 3 in Zambia, and $100,000 to Mercy Ships for hospital ship operations including pediatric surgery and childhood education. Other examples include $25,000 to Saha Global Inc for clean water access in rural Ghana, $30,000 to Hope Walks Inc for clubfoot treatment for children in Nigeria, and $25,000 to My Stuff Bags Foundation for children rescued from abuse, neglect, domestic violence and homelessness.

    How Evelyn S and K E Barrett Foundation Gives

    EVELYN S AND K E BARRETT FOUNDATION’s typical grant size is $10,000 at the 25th percentile, $10,000 at the median, and $17,634 at the 75th percentile. Active grant programs show annual competitive grants that accept unsolicited applications each spring, with applications opening March 1 and closing March 31. The competitive program is focused on Education, Health & Wellness, and Human Services in the United States. The foundation also makes foundation-initiated grants in Education, Health & Wellness, and Human Services in the United States and internationally. Recent awards are often program-specific and include capital support, expansion, relief, and direct services.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $2.4M

    Total Assets

    $33.9M

    Total Revenue

    $19.4M

    Total Expenses

    $2.8M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $10K and $18K, with a median of $10K.

    25th Percentile

    $10K

    Median

    $10K

    75th Percentile

    $18K

    Geographic Reach

    Regional21 states funded
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    Giving Approach

    Moderately concentrated giving in mid-to-large project grants (many $50k–$150k awards) across 16 recipients; funds are largely one-off, program-specific grants rather than a small set of repeat multi-year core commitments, and the portfolio balances international humanitarian partners with targeted local Maine grantees.

    Funding Style

    direct service deliveryinfrastructure/capital supporthumanitarian/disaster reliefprogram expansion and scalinghealthcare access support

    Notable grantees: Unicef USA, Save the Children, Good Shepherd Food Bank (Maine), Mercy Ships, Flying Kites Inc.

    Topics

    early childhood development and preschool educationchild nutrition and school meal programspediatric healthcare and surgical treatmentclean water and sanitation in rural communitiesservices for children with disabilities (deaf/hard of hearing, hearing assessments, clubfoot)child protection, shelters and support for children experiencing homelessness or abusetutoring, literacy and out-of-school academic support

    Where Evelyn S and K E Barrett Foundation Makes Grants

    EVELYN S AND K E BARRETT FOUNDATION gives nationally, with recent grants concentrated in the United States. Maine is the state where it gives most often, and 26% of grants go to recipients in its headquarters state of Maine. Recent grants also went to Washington, Connecticut, Texas, New York, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Minnesota, California, Alabama, North Carolina, and Alaska is not listed. The recipient country distribution provided shows 130 grants to U.S. recipients and no non-U.S. recipients in the distribution data, although individual grant descriptions include international program locations such as Sudan, Honduras, South Africa, Ukraine, Zambia, Kenya, Ghana, Nigeria, Ecuador, Haiti, Bolivia, and Mexico.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Evelyn S and K E Barrett Foundation

    Does EVELYN S AND K E BARRETT FOUNDATION accept unsolicited applications?

    Yes. Its Competitive Grants program accepts unsolicited applications each spring. Applications open on March 1 and close on March 31. The program is focused on Education, Health & Wellness, and Human Services in the United States.

    What does EVELYN S AND K E BARRETT FOUNDATION typically fund?

    Recent grants have supported children-focused humanitarian relief, early childhood development, pediatric healthcare, school meal programs, clean water access, and basic needs services. Examples include school facilities, hospital ship operations, tutoring, food insecurity relief, and support for children with disabilities.

    How much does EVELYN S AND K E BARRETT FOUNDATION give per grant?

    Its typical grant size is $10,000 at the 25th percentile, $10,000 at the median, and $17,634 at the 75th percentile. Active grant programs also list a grant size range of $2,500 to $20,000.

    Where does EVELYN S AND K E BARRETT FOUNDATION make grants?

    It gives nationally, with Maine as the state where it gives most often. 26% of grants go to recipients in Maine, its headquarters state. The recipient country distribution provided shows grants to U.S. recipients.

    Who has EVELYN S AND K E BARRETT FOUNDATION funded recently?

    Recent grantees include Safe Passage, World Vision, Save the Children, Mercy Ships, Good Shepherd Food Bank, The Global Fund for Children, The Lunchbox Fund, Baby2Baby, Unicef USA, Pine Tree Society, Barbara Bush Children's Hospital, and Maine Seacoast Mission.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.

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    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    Safe PassageNew Gloucester, ME$150,0002025Providing funds to furnish a new middle school building and for an addition of a third pre-school and kindergarten classroom.
    Save the ChildrenFairfield, CT$100,0002025Providing disaster relief support relating to hurricanes Helene and Milton.
    Unicef USANew York, NY$100,0002025Providing support for humanitarian relief efforts in Ukraine and neighboring countries.
    Mercy ShipsLindale, TX$100,0002025Providing support for two hospital ship operations, including pediatric surgery and childhood education.
    The Lunchbox FundNew York, NY$100,0002025Providing for school meals to children in three South Africa provinces.
    Pine Tree SocietyBath, ME$100,0002025Providing support for a camp for the deaf or hard of hearing and for handicapped children.
    World VisionFederal Way, WA$100,0002025Providing support for humanitarian relief efforts in Sudan.
    Good Shepherd Food BankAuburn, ME$100,0002025Providing support to alleviate food insecurity for children in Maine.
    The Global Fund for ChildrenWashington, DC$100,0002025Providing support for an early childhood development and education program in Honduras.
    Baby2BabyLos Angeles, CA$100,0002025Providing disaster relief support relating to hurricanes Helene and Milton.
    Episcopal Relief and DevelopmentNew York, NY$75,0002025Providing a grant to support brain development of children to age 3 in Zambia.
    Barbara Bush Children's HospitalPortland, ME$75,0002025Providing support for a pediatric outpatient clinic and to expand a childhood support specialist program.
    LiterationsBoston, MA$50,0002025Providing support for a sustained tutoring program for students in grades 1 through 4 in Framingham and Chelsea, Massachusetts schools.
    Maine Seacoast MissionNortheast Harbor, ME$50,0002025Providing support for early childhood education, childcare needs,literacy and to raise student aspirations.
    Flying Kites IncBoston, MA$50,0002025Providing for the expansion of the Flying Kites School Network in Kenya.
    Covenant HouseNew York, NY$50,0002025Providing support of an early childhood development program at two emergency shelters.
    The Childrens Museum of New HampshiDover, NH$40,0002025Providing support for the expansion of the museum.
    Be Like Brit Foundation IncWorcester, MA$30,0002025Providing support for an orphanage in central Haiti.
    Grahamtastic ConnectionSpringvale, ME$30,0002025Providing free technology to children with cancer and other serious illnesses.
    Help the HelplessVadnais Heights, MN$30,0002025Providing support for a program to feed children ages 4 to 14 Ecuador.
    Hope Walks IncYork Springs, PA$30,0002025Providing funding to treat clubfoot on children in Nigeria.
    Bright Beginnings IncWashington, DC$25,0002025Providing a safe, nuturing environment for young children who have experienced housing instability in the Washington DC area.
    Project Suma IncTrussville, AL$25,0002025Providing holistic attention to children ages 4-11 whose direct caregivers have been involved in prostitution in Boliva.
    The Children's RoomArlington, MA$25,0002025Providing support for a another peer support group for grieving children.
    Be Kind San Antonio IncSan Antonio, TX$25,0002025Providing weekend Snack Paks for children without adequate nutritional resources in San Antonio.
    Water First InternationalSeattle, WA$25,0002025Providing for the installation of a clean water supply system in Kenya.
    The Foundation for TomorrowCharlotte, NC$25,0002025Providing support for the basic needs and school supplies for 94 students.
    Saha Global IncNew York, NY$25,0002025Providing for clean water access in rural Ghana.
    EVkids IncBoston, MA$25,0002025Providing one on one tutoring for girls in grades 3 through 8 in Dorchester, Massachusetts.
    My Stuff Bags FoundationWestlake Village, CA$25,0002025Providing duffels of new belongings to children rescued from abuse, neglect, domestic violence and homelessness.
    Education and HopeNorwalk, CT$20,0002025Providing support for an early childhood enrichment initiative.
    Far Away Friends IncLakewood, CO$20,0002025Providing for a preschool initiative in rural Uganda.
    Locker ProjectSouth Portland, ME$20,0002025Providing support to connect food insecure children with nourishing food to improve their learning capacity, health and future.
    Saloni Heart FoundationSan Jose, CA$20,0002025Providing support for treating congenital heart disease in India and other developing nations.
    Project Sweet PeasWarwick, RI$20,0002025Providing support to Project Sweet Peas NICU Care Package Program.
    LearningWorksPortland, ME$20,0002025Providing support for an afterschool program for students performing below grade level in reading or math.
    Androscoggin Home Health Services ILewiston, ME$20,0002025Providing for the purchase of a system necessary for comprehensive newborn hearing assessments.
    Little WishesSan Anselmo, CA$20,0002025Providing support to expand their program to include the Barbara Bush Children's Hospital.
    Rise Above Foundation IncNorthbridge, MA$20,0002025Providing Massachusetts children in foster care with the ability to participate in enriching activities and experiences.
    Tailored for EducationBoston, MA$20,0002025Providing for school uniforms for children in Nairobi.
    The Center for Grieving ChildrenPortland, ME$17,5002025Providing support for cultural ambassadors and community partnerships to increase access to multilingual peer supprt facilitators.
    Area Interfaith OutreachRockland, ME$15,0002025Providing weekend and after school meals to school children in Knox County, Maine.
    Global Pearls IncAlbuquerque, NM$15,0002025Providing support for programs to eliminate maternal and infant deaths in rural southern India and to curb child rape cultural attitudes in Cameroon.
    Lucy's Love Bus Charitable TrustAmesbury, MA$15,0002025Providing support for a program to deliver comfort, healing and emotional support to families navigating the impact of childhood cancer.
    Haven Violence Prevention ServicesPortsmouth, NH$15,0002025Providing support for a violence prevention education program for elementary and middle school students and a trauma informed summer camp and mentoring program.
    Impact Network International IncBrooklyn, NY$15,0002025Providing for an early childhood education program for children ages 3 through 7 in rural Zambia.
    Susan L Curtis Charitable FoundatioPortland, ME$15,0002025Providing support for life-changing camp experiences to Maine children facing economic hardship.
    Gamers Outreach FoundationAnn Arbor, MI$15,0002025Providing support for the Go Kart Gaming Kiosks inside New Hampshire and North Carolina hospitals.
    Cooperative for EducationCincinnati, OH$15,0002025Providing for a reading program for primary school children in rural Guatemala.
    Alexandria Tutoring ConsortiumAlexandria, VA$15,0002025Providing support for young children in Alexandria, Virgina who are falling behind in their reading capabilities.

    Safe Passage

    $150,000
    New Gloucester, ME2025

    Providing funds to furnish a new middle school building and for an addition of a third pre-school and kindergarten classroom.

    Save the Children

    $100,000
    Fairfield, CT2025

    Providing disaster relief support relating to hurricanes Helene and Milton.

    Unicef USA

    $100,000
    New York, NY2025

    Providing support for humanitarian relief efforts in Ukraine and neighboring countries.

    Mercy Ships

    $100,000
    Lindale, TX2025

    Providing support for two hospital ship operations, including pediatric surgery and childhood education.

    The Lunchbox Fund

    $100,000
    New York, NY2025

    Providing for school meals to children in three South Africa provinces.

    Pine Tree Society

    $100,000
    Bath, ME2025

    Providing support for a camp for the deaf or hard of hearing and for handicapped children.

    World Vision

    $100,000
    Federal Way, WA2025

    Providing support for humanitarian relief efforts in Sudan.

    Good Shepherd Food Bank

    $100,000
    Auburn, ME2025

    Providing support to alleviate food insecurity for children in Maine.

    The Global Fund for Children

    $100,000
    Washington, DC2025

    Providing support for an early childhood development and education program in Honduras.

    Baby2Baby

    $100,000
    Los Angeles, CA2025

    Providing disaster relief support relating to hurricanes Helene and Milton.

    Episcopal Relief and Development

    $75,000
    New York, NY2025

    Providing a grant to support brain development of children to age 3 in Zambia.

    Barbara Bush Children's Hospital

    $75,000
    Portland, ME2025

    Providing support for a pediatric outpatient clinic and to expand a childhood support specialist program.

    Literations

    $50,000
    Boston, MA2025

    Providing support for a sustained tutoring program for students in grades 1 through 4 in Framingham and Chelsea, Massachusetts schools.

    Maine Seacoast Mission

    $50,000
    Northeast Harbor, ME2025

    Providing support for early childhood education, childcare needs,literacy and to raise student aspirations.

    Flying Kites Inc

    $50,000
    Boston, MA2025

    Providing for the expansion of the Flying Kites School Network in Kenya.

    Covenant House

    $50,000
    New York, NY2025

    Providing support of an early childhood development program at two emergency shelters.

    The Childrens Museum of New Hampshi

    $40,000
    Dover, NH2025

    Providing support for the expansion of the museum.

    Be Like Brit Foundation Inc

    $30,000
    Worcester, MA2025

    Providing support for an orphanage in central Haiti.

    Grahamtastic Connection

    $30,000
    Springvale, ME2025

    Providing free technology to children with cancer and other serious illnesses.

    Help the Helpless

    $30,000
    Vadnais Heights, MN2025

    Providing support for a program to feed children ages 4 to 14 Ecuador.

    Hope Walks Inc

    $30,000
    York Springs, PA2025

    Providing funding to treat clubfoot on children in Nigeria.

    Bright Beginnings Inc

    $25,000
    Washington, DC2025

    Providing a safe, nuturing environment for young children who have experienced housing instability in the Washington DC area.

    Project Suma Inc

    $25,000
    Trussville, AL2025

    Providing holistic attention to children ages 4-11 whose direct caregivers have been involved in prostitution in Boliva.

    The Children's Room

    $25,000
    Arlington, MA2025

    Providing support for a another peer support group for grieving children.

    Be Kind San Antonio Inc

    $25,000
    San Antonio, TX2025

    Providing weekend Snack Paks for children without adequate nutritional resources in San Antonio.

    Water First International

    $25,000
    Seattle, WA2025

    Providing for the installation of a clean water supply system in Kenya.

    The Foundation for Tomorrow

    $25,000
    Charlotte, NC2025

    Providing support for the basic needs and school supplies for 94 students.

    Saha Global Inc

    $25,000
    New York, NY2025

    Providing for clean water access in rural Ghana.

    EVkids Inc

    $25,000
    Boston, MA2025

    Providing one on one tutoring for girls in grades 3 through 8 in Dorchester, Massachusetts.

    My Stuff Bags Foundation

    $25,000
    Westlake Village, CA2025

    Providing duffels of new belongings to children rescued from abuse, neglect, domestic violence and homelessness.

    Education and Hope

    $20,000
    Norwalk, CT2025

    Providing support for an early childhood enrichment initiative.

    Far Away Friends Inc

    $20,000
    Lakewood, CO2025

    Providing for a preschool initiative in rural Uganda.

    Locker Project

    $20,000
    South Portland, ME2025

    Providing support to connect food insecure children with nourishing food to improve their learning capacity, health and future.

    Saloni Heart Foundation

    $20,000
    San Jose, CA2025

    Providing support for treating congenital heart disease in India and other developing nations.

    Project Sweet Peas

    $20,000
    Warwick, RI2025

    Providing support to Project Sweet Peas NICU Care Package Program.

    LearningWorks

    $20,000
    Portland, ME2025

    Providing support for an afterschool program for students performing below grade level in reading or math.

    Androscoggin Home Health Services I

    $20,000
    Lewiston, ME2025

    Providing for the purchase of a system necessary for comprehensive newborn hearing assessments.

    Little Wishes

    $20,000
    San Anselmo, CA2025

    Providing support to expand their program to include the Barbara Bush Children's Hospital.

    Rise Above Foundation Inc

    $20,000
    Northbridge, MA2025

    Providing Massachusetts children in foster care with the ability to participate in enriching activities and experiences.

    Tailored for Education

    $20,000
    Boston, MA2025

    Providing for school uniforms for children in Nairobi.

    The Center for Grieving Children

    $17,500
    Portland, ME2025

    Providing support for cultural ambassadors and community partnerships to increase access to multilingual peer supprt facilitators.

    Area Interfaith Outreach

    $15,000
    Rockland, ME2025

    Providing weekend and after school meals to school children in Knox County, Maine.

    Global Pearls Inc

    $15,000
    Albuquerque, NM2025

    Providing support for programs to eliminate maternal and infant deaths in rural southern India and to curb child rape cultural attitudes in Cameroon.

    Lucy's Love Bus Charitable Trust

    $15,000
    Amesbury, MA2025

    Providing support for a program to deliver comfort, healing and emotional support to families navigating the impact of childhood cancer.

    Haven Violence Prevention Services

    $15,000
    Portsmouth, NH2025

    Providing support for a violence prevention education program for elementary and middle school students and a trauma informed summer camp and mentoring program.

    Impact Network International Inc

    $15,000
    Brooklyn, NY2025

    Providing for an early childhood education program for children ages 3 through 7 in rural Zambia.

    Susan L Curtis Charitable Foundatio

    $15,000
    Portland, ME2025

    Providing support for life-changing camp experiences to Maine children facing economic hardship.

    Gamers Outreach Foundation

    $15,000
    Ann Arbor, MI2025

    Providing support for the Go Kart Gaming Kiosks inside New Hampshire and North Carolina hospitals.

    Cooperative for Education

    $15,000
    Cincinnati, OH2025

    Providing for a reading program for primary school children in rural Guatemala.

    Alexandria Tutoring Consortium

    $15,000
    Alexandria, VA2025

    Providing support for young children in Alexandria, Virgina who are falling behind in their reading capabilities.