Henry and Sylvia Yaschik Foundation Grant

The Henry and Sylvia Yaschik Foundation, based in Charleston, South Carolina, is a charitable organization dedicated to continuing the legacy of philanthropy established by its founders. It provides grants exclusively to qualified charities serving the Charleston area. The foundation offers various grant types, including one-time and multi-year grants, to support community projects. Organizations must demonstrate proper use of previously granted funds to remain eligible for future funding.

The Henry and Sylvia Yaschik Foundation is a non-profit charitable foundation based in Charleston, South Carolina. The Foundation, created as a bequest in the estates of Henry and Sylvia Yaschik, is committed to sustaining both the secular and the Jewish values that the Yaschiks embraced and supported in their lifetimes. Long-time residents of Charleston, South Carolina, Sylvia and Henry were enormously grateful for the opportunities afforded to them, and they wanted to make sure that their legacy of charity and philanthropy continued even after their deaths.
The Henry and Sylvia Yaschik Foundation awards grants to qualified charities that serve the greater Charleston, South Carolina area.
Grants Made by the Foundation
The foundation makes grants only to qualified charitable organizations.
One-time grants, which are single-year grants for a specific purpose.Multiyear grants, which are commitments for funding to be paid in increments over a period no longer than
three years .Start-up program grantsChallenge or matching grants.

Eligibility

The Henry and Sylvia Yaschik Foundation awards grants to qualified charities that serve the greater Charleston, South Carolina area.

Ineligibility

Organizations which do not report use of funds previously granted by the foundation will be ineligible for future grants until that documentation is provided.The foundation will not make the following types of grants. Any request for funding for these purposes will
be denied: Grants to international organizationsthat do not have a qualified domestic 501(c) (3) representative;
Grantsto private foundations(other than operating foundations);
Grants for political purposes; and
Grantsfor lobbyingactivities.