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Private Foundation · MA

Richard Melik Simonian Charitable Trust

Worcester, MA  ·  EIN 851575098  ·  Website (ProPublica) ↗  ·  990s on ProPublica ↗

Assets

$2.0M

Total Giving

$410K

Grants on File

55

Average Grant

$7K

Giving Radius

Where Richard Melik Simonian Charitable Trust Has Given

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Historical grants to 36 recipients across 5 states. Top concentrations: WATERTOWN ($149K, 8 grants), WORCESTER ($95K, 14 grants), WALTHAM ($35K, 8 grants), MILLIS ($25K, 6 grants), BELMONT ($16K, 5 grants).

Section I

How to Apply

Letter should be submitted to the trustee of the foundation.

On Unsolicited Proposals yes

Restrictions

The Richard Melik Simonian Charitable Trust Scholarship is a competitive scholarship granted each year to students of Armenian descent who live in or attend school in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. While consideration is given to character, academic achievement, and involvement in the Armenian community, awards are based primarily on both the student's and the parents' financial need. Awards may be used toward college, graduate school, or other educational programs.

Section IV

Recent Grants

Recipient Amount Year
Charles Balyozian $12K 2021
Aleena Surenian $1K 2021
Shant Cimenian $12K 2021
Atineh Movsesian $8K 2021
Ana Zoubian $15K 2021
Brian Sarkisian $2K 2021
Berj Chekijian $2K 2021
Armenian Museum of America $47K 2021
Madalene Tavarez $6K 2022
Anthony Migridichian $5K 2022
Lori Sahakian $8K 2022
Clark University Strassler Center for Holocaust & Genocide Studies $12K 2022
Elina Tavarez $6K 2022
Eliza Vardanyan $10K 2022
Anya Keomurjian $6K 2022
Alexandre Hananian $6K 2022
Nikolas Kojoian $6K 2022
Shant Cimenian $6K 2022
Hasmik Grigoryan $4K 2022
Emmelia Habib $8K 2022
Diana Hayrapetyan $6K 2022
Lena Karaguesian $8K 2022
Christina Chaglasian $2K 2022
Eric Migridichian $5K 2022
Mateo Dicicco $5K 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 $1.5M $57K $772K $212K
2022 $952K $33 $1.2M $163K
2021 $1 $100K $100K
2020 $1 $1

Section VII

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