Hartstein/Favorite International Vocational Fund Grant
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- The following guidelines will help determine if a project or program is eligible for consideration:Must provide opportunities for participants to excel through global realization of life’s goal
- Must provide opportunities for development of international understanding and appreciation of cultural and social economic diversity
- Must provide for the potential further vocational achievement of one or more student citizens of the Upper Miami Valley (Auglaize, Champaign, Darke, Miami and Shelby counties) and qualified students of other countries
Overview
The Hartstein/Favorite International Vocational Fund, established by Edna and Thelma Hartstein, aims to promote global vocational and social economic knowledge transfer. This fund prioritizes projects that foster international understanding and benefit students from the Upper Miami Valley and abroad. Eligible projects include vocational education exchanges and internships, enhancing cultural appreciation and vocational achievements. Grants support initiatives that encourage students to excel and appreciate diverse economic backgrounds, aligning with their mission to facilitate international development.
Promoting vocational and social economic transfer of knowledge worldwide.
The Hartstein/Favorite International Vocational Fund was created by Edna and Thelma Hartstein to promote vocational and social economic transfer of knowledge worldwide. Applications for projects that target multi-national development will receive preference but projects involving national participation may also be considered. Grants are awarded to mutually benefit and educate students of the Upper Miami Valley and other countries.
The following guidelines will help determine if a project or program is eligible for consideration:
Must provide opportunities for participants to excel through global realization of life’s goalMust provide opportunities for development of international understanding and appreciation of cultural and social economic diversityMust provide for the potential further vocational achievement of one or more student citizens of the Upper Miami Valley (Auglaize, Champaign, Darke, Miami and Shelby counties) and qualified students of other countries
Projects and programs previously funded include international student exchange for vocational or technical education, student internships for vocational or technical education, student apprenticeships in developing countries, international and national vocational/technical study trips, and national and international youth club competitions for vocational/technical students.
Eligibility
The following guidelines will help determine if a project or program is eligible for consideration:Must provide opportunities for participants to excel through global realization of life’s goal
Must provide opportunities for development of international understanding and appreciation of cultural and social economic diversity
Must provide for the potential further vocational achievement of one or more student citizens of the Upper Miami Valley (Auglaize, Champaign, Darke, Miami and Shelby counties) and qualified students of other countries
What The Troy Foundation actually gave
Source: IRS Form 990, 2024
- Grants in 2024
- 141
- Total given
- $9.15M
- Median grant
- $23K
- Range
- $5,310–$2.44M
- By dollars: Ohio 90%, Illinois 7%, Texas 2%. Top recipient cities: Troy, OH; Dayton, OH; Tipp City, OH.
- 0% of grants with a stated purpose were for general or operating support.
- 34% of recipients were new grantees, not repeat recipients.
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Focus Areas & Funding Uses
Fields of Work
- Education
- Workforce development
- Youth programs
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