New Schools for Alabama

Birmingham, AL ·EIN 46-3827127 ·Grant funding profile from IRS 990 filings

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$9.4M received 11 funders 25 grants · 2020–2024

Who funds New Schools for Alabama?

New Schools for Alabama is funded by 11 grantmakers, led by The Robert D and Patricia E Kern ($2.7M), The Bloomberg Family Foundation Inc ($2.4M), Max and Lorayne Cooper Foundation ($1.4M). In total, IRS Form 990 filings record $9.4M in grants to New Schools for Alabama between 2020–2024.

FunderTotal givenGrantsYears
The Robert D and Patricia E Kern$2,715,00042021–2024
The Bloomberg Family Foundation Inc$2,415,00012022
Max and Lorayne Cooper Foundation$1,430,00032022–2024
City Fund$1,100,00042021–2024
Louis Calder Foundation$1,050,00032021–2023
Mike and Gillian Goodrich Foundation$250,00032020–2023
The Daniel Foundation of Alabama$200,00022020–2022
Charter Fund Inc$150,00012021
Protective Life Foundation$45,00022021–2024
The Community Foundation of Greater$30,00012021
The James Milton and Sallie R Johnson$20,00012022

What grants has New Schools for Alabama received?

Individual grants from IRS Form 990 filings, newest first

YearFunderPurposeAmount
2024Max and Lorayne Cooper FoundationGENERAL SUPPORT$510,000
2024City FundTO SUPPORT THE GROWTH OF CHARTER SCHOOLS AND THE CHARTER SCHOOL SECTOR IN BIRMINGHAM$500,000
2024The Robert D and Patricia E KernSUPPORT CREATING AND OPERATING CHARTER SCHOOLS IN ALABAMA$450,000
2024Protective Life Foundation2024 Conference Partnerships$5,000
2023The Robert D and Patricia E KernSUPPORT CREATING AND OPERATING CHARTER SCHOOLS IN ALABAMA$905,000
2023Max and Lorayne Cooper FoundationGENERAL SUPPORT$460,000
2023Louis Calder FoundationGROWTH OF CHARTER SCHOOLS$400,000
2023City FundTO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT$400,000
2023Mike and Gillian Goodrich FoundationOPERATING SUPPORT OF ORGANIZATION$50,000
2022The Bloomberg Family Foundation IncTO IMPROVE OUTCOMES FOR K-12 STUDENTS IN THE U.S.$2,415,000
2022The Robert D and Patricia E KernSUPPORT CREATING AND OPERATING CHARTER SCHOOLS IN ALABAMA$905,000
2022Max and Lorayne Cooper FoundationGENERAL SUPPORT$460,000
2022Louis Calder FoundationSCHOOL GROWTH$400,000
2022City FundOPERATING SUPPORT$100,000
2022Mike and Gillian Goodrich FoundationOPERATING SUPPORT OF ORGANIZATION$100,000
2022The Daniel Foundation of AlabamaCHARITABLE$100,000
2022The James Milton and Sallie R JohnsonGENERAL OPERATING$20,000
2021The Robert D and Patricia E KernSUPPORT CREATING AND OPERATING CHARTER SCHOOLS IN ALABAMA$455,000
2021Louis Calder FoundationINCUBATION OF NEW CHARTER SCHOOL LEADERS AND START-UP OF LIFE ACADEMY$250,000
2021Charter Fund IncCHARTER SCHOOL GROWTH$150,000
2021City FundOPERATING SUPPORT$100,000
2021Protective Life FoundationSHARED SERVICES FOR CHARTER SCHOOLS$40,000
2021The Community Foundation of GreaterGENERAL SUPPORT$30,000
2020The Daniel Foundation of AlabamaCHARITABLE$100,000
2020Mike and Gillian Goodrich FoundationOPERATING SUPPORT OF ORGANIZATION$100,000

Frequently Asked Questions

Who funds New Schools for Alabama?

New Schools for Alabama is funded by 11 grantmakers, led by The Robert D and Patricia E Kern ($2.7M), The Bloomberg Family Foundation Inc ($2.4M), Max and Lorayne Cooper Foundation ($1.4M). In total, IRS Form 990 filings record $9.4M in grants to New Schools for Alabama between 2020–2024.

Who is New Schools for Alabama's largest funder?

The Robert D and Patricia E Kern is the largest recorded funder of New Schools for Alabama, with $2.7M across 4 grants (2021–2024).

How much grant funding has New Schools for Alabama received?

IRS 990 filings record $9.4M in grants to New Schools for Alabama across 25 grants from 11 funders between 2020–2024. Filings are published on a delay, so recent grants may not appear yet.

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