W. G. Raoul Foundation Grant

The W. G. Raoul Foundation Grant focuses on improving the lives of children with asthma in Georgia through education and prevention initiatives. Established in 1913, the foundation supports nonprofit organizations addressing pediatric asthma, offering grants ranging from $20,000 to $70,000 for one-year projects. The foundation prioritizes funding for smaller organizations and preventive programs, and it holds biannual meetings to review grant applications, aiming to foster innovative solutions in asthma care.

The Foundation holds Board meetings twice a year (spring and fall) to review submitted applications from non-profit organizations that address the mission.
Funding Priorities:
Grant Range
The average size of a first-time grant is between $20,000 – $70,000. Grants are for one year.

Eligibility

Geographic Focus:

State of Georgia The Trustees will consider all qualified applications received from organizations that are exempt from taxation under the Internal Revenue Code Section 501 (c)(3).Grants are for one year.Please note the Board is open to funding preventive programs such as mold remediation, smoking cessation, etc.

Ineligibility

Grants are not made to support individuals.The Foundation typically does not support General Operating or Capital Campaigns.The Foundation generally does not fund clinical care .