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Find similar grantsThe Harry E. and Eda L. Montandon Charitable Trust Grant is sponsored by Harry E.
and Eda L. Montandon Charitable Trust. Provides financial support to Texas-based organizations serving handicapped, disabled, or disadvantaged individuals, including children.
Priority is given to requests for capital needs and program support.
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The Harry E. and Eda L. Montandon Charitable Trust Montandon Charitable Trust Montandon Charitable Trust Apply for the Montandon Grant The Trust has two annual deadlines: The purpose of The Harry E.
and Eda L. Montandon Charitable Trust is to provide financial support to charitable organizations that are legally established and whose principal operations are in Texas that serve: handicapped and disabled individuals of all ages, or children, whether handicapped disabled, ill, or otherwise disadvantaged. Harry Earl Montandon was born December 30, 1916, in Freestone County, Texas and died May 31, 2002.
Harry Montandon was an industrious, caring man whose joy was in Christ, his family and helping others. Harry graduated high school from Wortham, Texas and Business College in Palestine, Texas. He moved to Austin in 1935 and entered the insurance and real estate business.
On December 14, 1944, Harry married Eda Lisso in the First United Methodist Church of Austin. Eda was born in Concho County, Texas on April 6, 1926 and died September 20, 2017. She enjoyed telling stories of the West Texas ranch where she lived with her parents and brothers.
She enjoyed cooking and gardening with her mother and Grandmother Lisso. Eda told of wonderful summers spent in Pflugerville with her Grandma and Grandpa Goerlitz. She participated in all aspects of running the ranch and considered it was there she learned the values and lessons that would serve her throughout her life.
Eda graduated from Ballinger High School in 1942 at the age of 16, and attended Durham Business College in Austin. While attending school, she worked part time for an Austin real estate entrepreneur named Harry Montandon. He would become the love of her life.
They raised one son, and together operated the Harry E. Montandon Real Estate Company. After 53 years, they sold the business to pursue their love of travel and caring for their ranches.
Harry and Eda saw much of the world together. Eda loved entertaining, serving delicious meals prepared with treasured recipes collected from family and friends. She was an avid reader and enjoyed the game of football - attending many Longhorn games.
Eda was a giver. She found worthy causes and supported them wholeheartedly. Eda considered philanthropy part of life's journey and felt as though giving of yourself, your time and your talents, was walking the road to a better place.
She felt that when caring about others became a purpose in your life, you were truly living. Harry Earl Montandon was born December 30, 1916, in Freestone County, Texas and died May 31, 2002. Harry Montandon was an industrious, caring man whose joy was in Christ, his family and helping others.
Harry graduated high school from Wortham, Texas and Business College in Palestine, Texas. He moved to Austin in 1935 and entered the insurance and real estate business. On December 14, 1944, Harry married Eda Lisso in the First United Methodist Church of Austin.
Eda was born in Concho County, Texas on April 6, 1926 and died September 20, 2017. She enjoyed telling stories of the West Texas ranch where she lived with her parents and brothers. She enjoyed cooking and gardening with her mother and Grandmother Lisso.
Eda told of wonderful summers spent in Pflugerville with her Grandma and Grandpa Goerlitz. She participated in all aspects of running the ranch and considered it was there she learned the values and lessons that would serve her throughout her life. Eda graduated from Ballinger High School in 1942 at the age of 16, and attended Durham Business College in Austin.
While attending school, she worked part time for an Austin real estate entrepreneur named Harry Montandon. He would become the love of her life. They raised one son, and together operated the Harry E.
Montandon Real Estate Company. After 53 years, they sold the business to pursue their love of travel and caring for their ranches. Harry and Eda saw much of the world together.
Eda loved entertaining, serving delicious meals prepared with treasured recipes collected from family and friends. She was an avid reader and enjoyed the game of football - attending many Longhorn games. Eda was a giver.
She found worthy causes and supported them wholeheartedly. Eda considered philanthropy part of life's journey and felt as though giving of yourself, your time and your talents, was walking the road to a better place. She felt that when caring about others became a purpose in your life, you were truly living.
Harry Earl Montandon was born December 30, 1916, in Freestone County, Texas and died May 31, 2002. Harry Montandon was an industrious, caring man whose joy was in Christ, his family and helping others. Harry graduated high school from Wortham, Texas and Business College in Palestine, Texas.
He moved to Austin in 1935 and entered the insurance and real estate business. On December 14, 1944, Harry married Eda Lisso in the First United Methodist Church of Austin. Eda was born in Concho County, Texas on April 6, 1926 and died September 20, 2017.
She enjoyed telling stories of the West Texas ranch where she lived with her parents and brothers. She enjoyed cooking and gardening with her mother and Grandmother Lisso. Eda told of wonderful summers spent in Pflugerville with her Grandma and Grandpa Goerlitz.
She participated in all aspects of running the ranch and considered it was there she learned the values and lessons that would serve her throughout her life. Eda graduated from Ballinger High School in 1942 at the age of 16, and attended Durham Business College in Austin. While attending school, she worked part time for an Austin real estate entrepreneur named Harry Montandon.
He would become the love of her life. They raised one son, and together operated the Harry E. Montandon Real Estate Company.
After 53 years, they sold the business to pursue their love of travel and caring for their ranches. Harry and Eda saw much of the world together. Eda loved entertaining, serving delicious meals prepared with treasured recipes collected from family and friends.
She was an avid reader and enjoyed the game of football - attending many Longhorn games. Eda was a giver. She found worthy causes and supported them wholeheartedly.
Eda considered philanthropy part of life's journey and felt as though giving of yourself, your time and your talents, was walking the road to a better place. She felt that when caring about others became a purpose in your life, you were truly living. The Trust has two annual deadlines: Grant requests for capital needs and program support are strongly encouraged.
Grant requests for endowment funds will not be considered. Grants are one year in duration. Applications are to be limited to one per organization per calendar year.
Grant amounts range from $10,000 to $125,000 with an average grant of $25,000. Montandon Charitable Trust grant applications are now to be submitted electronically – see email address in the Grant Application. To apply for a grant, please download the application, follow the instructions, and submit the completed form as directed, including the required materials listed on the application.
Grantees must complete and submit a post-grant evaluation form. For all grant inquiries and questions, please contact: Harry E. and Eda L.
Montandon Charitable Trust Bank of America, Private Bank michelle. aguilar@bofa. com For all completed grant applications and post grant reports, please submit via e-mail to:
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Texas-based nonprofit organizations serving handicapped, disabled, or disadvantaged individuals, including children. Only one application per calendar year. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $10,000 - $125,000 (average $25,000). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The Harry E. and Eda L. Montandon Charitable Trust Grant is funded by Harry E. and Eda L. Montandon Charitable Trust. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Texas. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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