Frederick Henry Prince Testamentary Trust Grants

Frederick Henry Prince Testamentary Trust Grants is sponsored by Frederick Henry Prince Testamentary Trust. The Frederick Henry Prince Testamentary Trust is a private family foundation that supports nonprofits in Chicago, Illinois; Washington, DC; and Newport, Rhode Island.

PRINCE Charitable Trusts – est. 1947 Home Page APRIL 2025 PCT June 27, 2018 October 7, 2026 Photo Credit: Courtesy of Joffrey Ballet Photo Credit: Courtesy of Boys and Girls Club of Newport Three generations ago, Frederick H. Prince and his wife Abbie Norman Prince established a philanthropic legacy by creating the Prince Charitable Trusts.

Over time, their heirs have created giving programs in cities where the Prince family has deep and long-standing ties: Chicago , Illinois; Washington , DC; and, Newport , Rhode Island. We are a family foundation that believes in the capacity of non-profit organizations to change lives, to improve communities and to advance ideas.

In standing with the organizations we fund, we strive to add muscle to their might with operating, project, and capacity-building grants and special awards for their often unique and unheralded work. We are the Prince Charitable Trusts. We were established in 1947, and what matters most to us has always mattered to us: compassionate, committed and responsive philanthropy.

We invite you to get to know us and the organizations we support . Photo Credit: Courtesy of Tim Ervin, Friends of Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens Photo Credit: Kate Whitney Lucey Photography, courtesy of MLK Community Center Photo Credit: Courtesy of Anacostia Business Development Photo Credit: Courtesy of Newport Tree Conservancy At Prince Charitable Trusts, we know there are people and groups doing great work that we have not yet met.

To help you decide if we are the right potential partner for your mission, please follow these steps: Review Our Funding Areas & Regional Priorities: We focus our limited funding on specific areas in Chicago, Washington, DC, and Newport where we can provide the most impactful support. We respect your time and the energy you pour into your community.

We review these submissions to discover new partners whose work aligns with our priorities. Thank you for your commitment. Our New Application Portal To streamline the process for our partners, Prince Charitable Trusts has transitioned to the Temelio platform for all submissions.

Please note that guidelines and login credentials from our previous system are no longer active. To help you navigate this change, we have provided an Instructional Guide on how to access and use the new platform. Environmental Justice: All applications are now closed.

Performing Arts: All applications are now closed. Together We Flourish: Supporting community well-being through the power of arts and nature. All applications are now closed.

Learn more . Healthy Food Systems & Active Civic Space: All applications are now closed. Land Conservation, Smart Growth, & Just Democracy: All applications are now closed.

Invitations to apply for renewal support will be sent to current partners in Mid May, 2026 and applications will be due on June 19, 2026. This cycle is currently invitation-based as we focus on honoring our existing strategic commitments. For grant-related inquiries in Chicago and Newport, email Sharon Robison at srobison@princetrusts.

org For grant-related inquiries in Washington, DC, email Yena Choi at ychoi@princetrusts.

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