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Homepage - Richard S. Reynolds Foundation The Richard S. Reynolds Foundation was established in Richmond, Virginia, in 1955.
The foundation provides assistance locally and beyond to community causes such as science, education, healthcare, the environment and the arts. Learn more about our mission and causes Richard S. Reynolds found success by turning crises into opportunities.
Through the Foundation, his family has been able to carry on his legacy, strengthen global communities and support future generations. Learn more about the family Supporting Local and Global Communities The Board of Trustees provides support to local and global communities. Requests for grants must come from organizations that are tax-exempt under IRS Section 501(c)(3).
The Foundation’s normal policy is not to make gifts toward annual or operational expenses. Richard S. Reynolds Foundation 1403 Pemberton Road, Suite 102 804-740-7350 victoria@richardsreynoldsfoundation.
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