Beazley Foundation Grants

_NOTE: All grant proposal must be discussed with the president of the foundation or his or her designee prior to submission._

Purpose

The Foundation was organized to receive, maintain and administer assets in perpetuity exclusively for educational, charitable and religious purposes and to use and apply the whole or any part of the principal and income there from for such purposes either directly or by contributions to other organizations.

Although no predetermined allocations govern the mission, Foundation grants are inclined to funding educational initiatives.

Eligibility

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• In keeping with policy established by Mr. Beazley, the Beazley Foundation awards grants only to organizations tax exempt pursuant to Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code and engaged in educational, charitable and religious (parochial schools) activities.
• Geographically, although awards historically favored projects within the City of Portsmouth, the Foundation today funds non-profits throughout South Hampton Roads, and, on occasion, beyond.

Ineligibility

• The Foundation does not make grants to individuals.
• The Foundation does not support:
  • Conferences, symposia, publications, media, public information or like projects.
  • International programs, institutions or similar organizations.
  • National programs, institutions or like undertakings.
  • Environmental projects and programs, with infrequent exceptions for compelling, highly credible programs, focused, sustained and dedicated solely to educational purposes, as determined by the Board.
  • The arts, with infrequent exceptions for compelling, highly credible programs, focused, sustained and dedicated solely to educational purposes, as determined by the Board.
  • The general operational, capital or other needs of individual churches or other specific religious institutions.
  • Generally, the Foundation currently does not entertain grant requests from non-profits lacking a prior funding relationship with the Foundation.
  • However, the Board reserves the right to depart from such policy in the exercise of its sole and absolute discretion.
  • The Board reserves the right to depart from Foundation grantmaking policy in the exercise of its sole discretion, consistent with applicable law.
  • No grant proposal will be considered, absent prior consultation with the President of the Foundation or his or her designee.