Lozick Family Foundation

About Lozick Family Foundation

The Lozick Family Foundation stands out for making very large general-support gifts to a small cluster of health-care institutions, with Cleveland Clinic and its related entities appearing repeatedly in the recent grants list. The largest recent grant is $3,532,500 to Cleveland Clinic Florida in Weston, followed by $3,330,500 to Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland and $2,465,000 to Cleveland Clinic Foundation. That pattern shows a strong preference for flexible institutional support rather than project-specific awards. Health care is the clearest throughline, but the foundation also backs pediatric services and allied nonprofit infrastructure. Recent grants to UH - Rainbow Babies & Childrens Hospital and Rainbow Babies & Childrens Hospital indicate continued support for children’s health, while other large gifts go to community-serving organizations in Cleveland and beyond. The foundation’s giving is regional in scope, and the recipient list is dominated by Ohio institutions, especially in Cleveland, alongside a smaller set of Florida grantees and a New York-based education intermediary. Across the record, The Lozick Family Foundation appears to favor established organizations with ongoing operating or program needs. The grants are generally labeled general support, which suggests a consistent role as a core institutional funder rather than a broad, issue-diverse grantmaker.

What Lozick Family Foundation Funds

In health care, The Lozick Family Foundation has backed major hospital institutions with multi-million-dollar general-support grants, including Cleveland Clinic Florida for $3,532,500 and Cleveland Clinic Foundation for $2,465,000. Those awards point to support for institutional capacity across the Cleveland Clinic system, including a Florida campus. Children’s health is another visible theme. The foundation gave $1,020,000 to Uh - Rainbow Babies & Childrens Hospital and $520,000 to Rainbow Babies & Childrens Hospital, both in Cleveland, showing sustained support for pediatric care. The foundation also funds education and neighborhood-serving organizations. Recent grants include $712,500 to Teach for America-ohio, $500,000 to Magnet, and $250,000 to City Fund (future Ready Cleveland), all tied to school and education support. On the community side, they gave $765,000 to Greater Cleveland Foodbank and $280,000 to Greater Cleveland Habitat for Humanity.

How Lozick Family Foundation Gives