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The Raymond Frankel Foundation

Chicago, IL · EIN 133187074 · Website (ProPublica) ↗ · 990s on ProPublica ↗

Assets

$48.1M

Total Giving

$7.0M

Grants on File

Average Grant

$72K

Giving Radius

Where The Raymond Frankel Foundation Has Given

Historical grants to 63 recipients across 14 states. Top concentrations: WALTHAM ($2.1M, 2 grants), CAMBRIDGE ($1.2M, 2 grants), NEW YORK ($912K, 19 grants), WASHINGTON ($799K, 12 grants), BOSTON ($601K, 2 grants). Plus international giving not shown on this map.

Section I

How to Apply

Interview process, documentation requirements.

On Unsolicited Proposals yes

Restrictions

N/a

Section IV

Recent Grants

Recipient	Location	Amount	Purpose	Year
Youth Impact Program	Ogden, UT	$5K	To promote community betterment	2022
Weta	Arlington, VA	$2K	To provide broadcasts of intellectual intergrity	2022
Us Pugwash	Washington, DC	$30K	To educate on global nuclear arms environment	2022
World Central Kitchen	Washington, DC	$2K	Use food to empower communities	2022
Us Friends of Elnet	New York, NY	$55K	To educate european leaders on economic relations and innovation	2022
The Talbot Free Library	Easton, MD	$2K	Advancement of education & literacy	2022
The Innocence Project	New York, NY	$2K	Reforming the criminal justice sySTEM	2022
The Ucla Foundation	Pasadena, CA	$75K	To promote conflict resolution	2022
Un Watch USA	Washington, DC	$55K	Educate & advancement of judaism	2022
Simon Weisenthal Center	Los Angeles, CA	$1K	To promote jewish global human rights	2022
Scope Universtiy of Washington	Seattle, WA	$20K	Advancement of newborn & infant health	2022
Stanford University	Stanford, CA	$54K	To generate knowledge to build a safer world	2022
Talbot Interfaith Shelter	Easton, MD	$2K	To provide shelter for the homeless	2022
Temple B'Nai Isreal	Easton, MD	$4K	Educate & advancement of judaism	2022
Rebecca's Dream	Chicago, IL	$1K	Combat the effects of the covid-19 pandemic	2022
Planned Parenthood of the Great Northwest and Hawaiian Islands	Seattle, WA	$65K	Advancement of health	2022
Report INC	Spring House, PA	$50K	Educate & advancement of judaism	2022
Project on Government Oversite	Washington, DC	$40K	To promote government accountability	2022
Paideia Us	New York, NY	$20K	To educate & the advancement of judaism	2022
Pef Israel Endowment Fund	New York, NY	$145K	Combat anti-semitism	2022
North Helpline	Seattle, WA	$5K	To provide emergency services & food	2022
Mid Shore Community Foundation	Easton, MD	$1K	To enhance the quality of life thoughout the mid-shore region	2022
New Mexicans to Prevent Gun Violence	Santa Fe, NM	$30K	To reduce gun violence	2022
Mendacino Art Center	Mendocino, CA	$10K	Provide educational destination for artists and art lovers	2022
Maryland Public Television	Owings Mills, MD	$1K	Promote free public television	2022

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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
2023	$49.5M	$2.9M	$276K	$4.5M
2022	$53.7M	$2.9M	$8.0M	$4.3M
2021	$50.0M	$3.0M	$15.8M	$3.6M
2020	$37.9M	$2.1M	$527K	$2.8M
2019	$40.2M	$2.0M	$10.1M	$2.6M
2015	$9.2M	—	$1.0M	$284K
2013	$7.9M	$551K	$538K	$512K
2012	$7.8M	$508K	$598K	$541K
2011	$7.8M	$492K	$1.9M	$536K
2010	$6.4M	$468K	$926K	$405K