Advanced Technology International Foundation

In filing year 2025, the Foundation reported 11 grants totaling $408,767. Grant amounts ranged from $10,000 to $153,300, with a median of $25,000. The largest listed awards were $153,300 to Charleston Chamber Foundation, $45,000 to Communities in Schools, $40,467 to Trident Technical College Foundation, and $35,000 to Turn90. The filing also lists contributions of $25,000 each to American Red Cross, Big Brothers Big Sisters Lowcountry, Friends of Fisher House Charleston, and Lowcountry Food Bank; $15,000 to American Heart Association Inc; and $10,000 each to International African American Museum and Palmetto Project Inc.

The Foundation’s website says its grant program is not currently accepting applications. It describes a proposal process tied to an RFP: applicants should review the rules, prepare a proposal using the objectives, evaluation criteria, and required format in the RFP, and submit it when applications are open. Previously funded organizations may apply, but proposals must show progress toward long-term sustainability and build on prior support. Previously unfunded proposals may be updated and resubmitted. A lead organization may submit only one proposal per RFP; organizations may participate as team members on multiple proposals.