Andrews Family Foundation: Board Grants

The Andrews Family Foundation offers Board Grants to public, non-profit organizations with 501(c)(3) status. Focused on enhancing communities through education, humanitarian work, and the arts, the foundation aims to foster individual growth. Grant proposals are reviewed quarterly, with final awards decided by the Board. Eligible organizations must have a budget between $1M and $4M and provide opportunities for board member involvement.

NOTE: Applicants will first take an online Eligibility Quiz [pre-proposal], after which you may be invited to complete an online Letter of Inquiry.
The Andrew Family Foundation is a private, philanthropic organization that will consider proposals from public, non-profit organizations under IRS Section 501(c)(3) to support projects and organizations that foster individual growth and enhance communities through education, humanitarian efforts, and the arts.
The history of the Andrew family includes a deep commitment in their community to improve the quality of life of individuals by providing the tools and opportunities that can enrich the individual’s life and help them become productive citizens. Based on this principle, Edward J. and Edith G. Andrew, Ed’s parents and the founders of Andrew Corporation. Through the Foundation and their personal involvement in local communities, the Andrew family is committed to continuing the legacy of creating opportunities for generations to come.
Qualified grant proposals will be reviewed by the Andrew Family Foundation Grant Making Committee prior to quarterly board meetings. The committee will make a recommendation to the Board of Directors of the Foundation.
Final grant awards are decided upon by the Board. Generally, the Board meets on a quarterly basis.

Eligibility

Charitable Status: The Applicant organization must have 501(c)(3) tax exempt status.
Geographic Funding Area:  Program or initiative must be in the United States.
Organization Size: Annual Program Budget should be $1.0M to $4.0M
Level of Experience: Organizational leadership must have relevant program specific or nonprofit experience.