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Anne S. Richardson Fund Grants is sponsored by Anne S. Richardson Fund. Supports youth development and community wellbeing in Ridgefield, CT—contest could qualify under youth development.
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For Companies and Institutions For Companies and Institutions For Companies and Institutions We provide credit, financing, treasury and payment solutions to help your business succeed. We also offer best-in-class commercial real estate services for investors and developers. We help clients achieve their long-term strategic goals through financing, liquidity, payments, risk management and investment banking solutions. Providing investment banking solutions, including M&A, capital raising and risk management, for a broad range of corporations, institutions and governments. We support the entire investment cycle with market-leading research, asset management, analytics, execution, and investor services. Your partner for commerce, receivables, cross-currency, working capital, blockchain, liquidity and more. With J.P. Morgan Wealth Management, you can invest on your own or work with an advisor to design a personalized investment strategy. We have opportunities for every investor. A uniquely elevated private banking experience shaped around you. Energy, Power & Renewables Media, Telecom and Entertainment Explore a variety of insights. Explore a variety of insights organized by different topics. Business Planning and Strategy Cybersecurity and Fraud Protection Diversity, Opportunity and Inclusion Explore a variety of insights organized by different types of content and media. We aim to be the most respected financial services firm in the world, serving corporations and individuals in more than 100 countries. Security and Resiliency Initiative The Fund was created in the mid-1960s under the will of Anne S. Richardson to support charitable purposes. Eight organizations recommended by Miss Richardson; In Ridgefield, Connecticut: programs that assist lower-income people or are of broad interest to the community; and In Connecticut (particularly Fairfield County): programs that promote the independence of women, support the lesbian and gay community, encourage youth development, or promote environmental conservation. Connecticut, particularly the Town of Ridgefield and Fairfield County. No grants are made to individuals or private foundations or for matching gifts or loans. Organizations must be classified by the Internal Revenue Service as public charities and tax-exempt under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986. Proposals should be submitted by March 1st. Decisions are made before the Fund’s fiscal year end, which is July 31st. Project, capital and, in limited circumstances, operating JPMorgan Chase Relationship: Please include the following items in your organization’s request: 1. Proposal (maximum of three pages) which includes: a. Overview of the organization (i.e., primary goals, needs or problems being addressed, population served) b. Description of the project for which you are seeking support i. Statement of purpose and the needs being addressed by the project ii. Population served and how they will benefit
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For Companies and Institutions For Companies and Institutions For Companies and Institutions We provide credit, financing, treasury and payment solutions to help your business succeed. We also offer best-in-class commercial real estate services for investors and developers. We help clients achieve their long-term strategic goals through financing, liquidity, payments, risk management and investment banking solutions.
Providing investment banking solutions, including M&A, capital raising and risk management, for a broad range of corporations, institutions and governments. We support the entire investment cycle with market-leading research, asset management, analytics, execution, and investor services. Your partner for commerce, receivables, cross-currency, working capital, blockchain, liquidity and more.
With J. P. Morgan Wealth Management, you can invest on your own or work with an advisor to design a personalized investment strategy.
We have opportunities for every investor. A uniquely elevated private banking experience shaped around you. Energy, Power & Renewables Media, Telecom and Entertainment Explore a variety of insights.
Explore a variety of insights organized by different topics. Business Planning and Strategy Cybersecurity and Fraud Protection Diversity, Opportunity and Inclusion Explore a variety of insights organized by different types of content and media. We aim to be the most respected financial services firm in the world, serving corporations and individuals in more than 100 countries.
Security and Resiliency Initiative The Fund was created in the mid-1960s under the will of Anne S. Richardson to support charitable purposes.
Eight organizations recommended by Miss Richardson; In Ridgefield, Connecticut: programs that assist lower-income people or are of broad interest to the community; and In Connecticut (particularly Fairfield County): programs that promote the independence of women, support the lesbian and gay community, encourage youth development, or promote environmental conservation.
Connecticut, particularly the Town of Ridgefield and Fairfield County. No grants are made to individuals or private foundations or for matching gifts or loans. Organizations must be classified by the Internal Revenue Service as public charities and tax-exempt under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986.
Proposals should be submitted by March 1st. Decisions are made before the Fund’s fiscal year end, which is July 31st. Project, capital and, in limited circumstances, operating JPMorgan Chase Relationship: Please include the following items in your organization’s request: 1.
Proposal (maximum of three pages) which includes: a. Overview of the organization (i. e.
, primary goals, needs or problems being addressed, population served) b. Description of the project for which you are seeking support i. Statement of purpose and the needs being addressed by the project ii.
Population served and how they will benefit from the project iii. Project timeline/anticipated project duration c. Brief biography of the executive director and key project staff a.
if it is a two-year request, please include a two-year projected budget b. include a list of foundation, corporate and other support applied to the budget 3. Current fiscal year organizational budget a.
also include a projected budget for upcoming year (if available) i. indicate if the organization has an endowment 1. quote the most recent value of the corpus 2.
indicate if the funds are permanently restricted or board restricted 4. List of foundation and corporate supporters a. include a list of funders for the current fiscal year b.
also provide a list from the most recently completed fiscal year c.
include foundation and corporation names and amounts Total Contributions in 2025: $685,000 Boys & Girls Club of Ridgefield, Ridgefield, CT $75,000 as the final installment for the Growth Campaign Connecticut College, New London, CT $15,000 as the final installment for general support First Congregational Church of Ridgefield, Ridgefield, CT $5,000 as the first installment for the Children’s Holiday and Back to School Fund Mamanasco Lake Improvement Fund, Inc, Ridgefield, CT $25,000 as the final installment for the Mamanasco Lake Dam Project Meals on Wheels of Ridgefield, Ridgefield, CT $10,000 as the first installment for general support Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New York, NY $15,000 as the final installment for general support Ms.
President US, Inc, Ridgefield, CT New York-Presbyterian Fund, Inc, New York, NY $50,000 for the Division of Community and Population Health Norwalk Hospital Association, Norwalk, CT $15,000 as the final installment for general support Planned Parenthood of Connecticut, New Haven, CT $70,000 for the Fairfield County Fund for Access (FFA) Ridgefield Historical Society, Ridgefield, CT $30,000 as the first installment for the Branchville Schoolhouse Restoration Project The Ridgefield Library and Historical Association, Ridgefield, CT $40,000 as the final installment for planning for a vial and vibrant community space Ridgefield Playhouse for Movies and the Performing Arts, Ridgefield, CT $75,000 as the first installment for the mezzanine/balcony seat replacement RVNAhealth, Ridgefield, CT $50,000 for Hospice Support St.
Stephen's Episcopal Church, Ridgefield, CT $70,000 as the final installment: $50,000 to help reduce the carbon footprint through various interventions and $20,000 for general support Triangle Community Center, Inc, Norwalk, CT $25,000 to strengthen support for the LGBTQ+ Communities in Fairfield County The Trust for Public Land, New Haven, CT $45,000 as the first installment to increase access to nature on the Bridgeport Waterfront Yale University, New Haven, CT $15,000 as the final installment for financial aid for students Women’s Business Development Council, Inc, Stamford, CT $40,000 to prepare women for economic independence through entrepreneurial development All application materials must be submitted online .
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Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: 501(c)(3) nonprofits in Ridgefield, CT Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
Current published award information indicates Unspecified Always verify allowable costs, matching requirements, and funding caps directly in the sponsor documentation.
The current target date is March 2, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, attachments, and final submission checks.
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