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Kanarek Family Foundation

Greenwich, CT · EIN 205841285 · Website ↗ · 990s on ProPublica ↗

Assets

$959K

Total Giving

$823K

Grants on File

Average Grant

$59K

Giving Radius

Where Kanarek Family Foundation Has Given

Historical grants to 9 recipients across 5 states. Top concentrations: FAIRFIELD ($500K, 2 grants), WASHINGTON ($167K, 2 grants), STAMFORD ($100K, 1 grant), PITTSBURGH ($25K, 1 grant), COS COB ($10K, 1 grant).

Section I

How to Apply

No application guidelines on file — check the foundation's website directly.

On Unsolicited Proposals no

Section IV

Recent Grants

Recipient	Location	Amount	Purpose	Year
George Washington University	Washington, DC	$1K	Interprofessional spiritual care education curriculum-support the spiritual needs of pediatric patients in palliative care	2021
George Washington University	Washington, DC	$166K	Interprofessional spiritual care education curriculum-support the spiritual needs of pediatric patients in palliative care1/22/2021 contributed 160,000 north thurston pub schs wash cusip 66285teb5 to george washington universitybook value: $161,075method to determine book value: fmv of bond when donated to foundationfmv: $165,874method to determine fmv: sale price	2021
Mount Sinai	New York, NY	$5K	For the center to advance palliative care	2022
Greenwich Hospital	Cos Cob, CT	$10K	Paliative care to be used for the program's implementation and staff development	2022
Fairfield University School of Nursing	Fairfield, CT	$250K	Construction of a new nursing and health studies building; support the creation of and programming for the palliative care and end-of life nursing care for undergraduates, graduates and professionals	2024
Courageous Parents Network	Newton, MA	$5K	To provide parents gudiance from fellow parents and medical clinicians with help in dealing with a devasting diagnosis.	2024
The Connecticut Hospice	Branford, CT	$2K	Palliative care to be used for the program's implementation and staff development	2024
Pediatric Palliative Care Coalition	Pittsburgh, PA	$25K	To create a sustainable model to provide support and struture for statewide pediatric palliative care coalitions as well as provide a vehicle for sharing services and INCreasing collective pediatric palliative care impact nationally.	2024
Stamford Hospital Foundation	Stamford, CT	$100K	For the center to advance palliative care	2023
Courageous Parents Network	Newton, MA	$1K	To provide parents gudiance from fellow parents and medical clinicians with help in dealing with a devasting diagnosis.	2023
Fairfield University School of Nursing	Fairfield, CT	$250K	Construction of a new nursing and health studies building; support the creation of and programming for the palliative care and end-of life nursing care for undergraduates, graduates and professionals	2023
Hospice and Palliative Nurses Foundation	Carnegie, PA	$2K	For aid in the development of a pediatric pain managment model to support nurses working in hospice and palliative care	2023
Mount Sinai	New York, NY	$5K	For the center to advance palliative care	2023
The Connecticut Hospice	Branford, CT	$1K	Paliative care to be used for the program's implementation and staff development	2023

14 grants total

Section V

Board of Directors

ROBIN KANAREK PRESIDENT/DIRECTOR
JOSEPH KANAREK VICE PRESIDENT/DIRECTOR
MALCOLM MARTIN DIRECTOR
BRUCE SHAPIRO DIRECTOR
JENNY DEVANNY SECRETARY/TREASURER/DIRECT
DAVID LEIBELL DIRECTOR
SARAH KAGAN DIRECTOR
DAVID KESNER DIRECTOR
ROBIN KANAREK PRESIDENT/DIRECTOR
JOSEPH KANAREK VICE PRESIDENT/DIRECTOR
MALCOLM MARTIN DIRECTOR
BRUCE SHAPIRO DIRECTOR
JENNY DEVANNY SECRETARY/TREASURER/DIRECT
DAVID LEIBELL DIRECTOR
SARAH KAGAN DIRECTOR
DAVID KESNER DIRECTOR
ROBIN KANAREK PRESIDENT/DIRECTOR
JOSEPH KANAREK VICE PRESIDENT/DIRECTOR
MALCOLM MARTIN DIRECTOR
BRUCE SHAPIRO DIRECTOR
JENNY DEVANNY SECRETARY/TREASURER/DIRECT
DAVID LEIBELL DIRECTOR
SARAH KAGAN DIRECTOR
DAVID KESNER DIRECTOR
ROBIN KANAREK PRESIDENT/DIRECTOR
JOSEPH KANAREK VICE PRESIDENT/DIRECTOR
MALCOLM MARTIN DIRECTOR
BRUCE SHAPIRO DIRECTOR
JENNY DEVANNY SECRETARY/TREASURER/DIRECT
DAVID LEIBELL DIRECTOR

Section VI

Filing History

Year-by-year financial summary from IRS 990-PF filings. Total assets and qualifying distributions show the foundation's growth and giving trajectory.

Year	Total Assets	Qualifying Distributions	Total Revenue	Total Expenses
2024	$1.2M	$28K	$1.1M	$295K
2023	$485K	$16K	$532K	$370K
2022	$323K	$14K	$103K	$23K
2021	$243K	$17K	$23K	$182K
2020	$403K	$25K	$12K	$188K
2016	$35K	$5K	$1	$94K
2015	$128K	$4K	$205K	$116K
2014	$39K	$3K	$146K	$135K
2013	$27K	$1K	$100K	$89K
2012	$17K	$617	$40K	$34K

Section VII

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