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The Stone Family Foundation The Stone Family Foundation is a family-led foundation that actively supports organizations to improve equity, vibrancy, and sustainability.
The Stone Family Foundation provides funds to charitable organizations which are active in either of the following fields: Education and empowerment of girls and vulnerable populations living in low-income countries Environmental preservation, health, and legal protections Critical thinking and civic engagement Cultural, educational, and welfare initiatives targeting youth in Santa Barbara County, CA Volunteer hospice care and bereavement counseling The Foundation may also provide funds to other charitable organizations which are determined by the Directors to be appropriate for financial assistance.
Grants are typically between $25,000 and $50,000. While applications for grants may be submitted by invitation only, interested parties who work in one of the Foundation’s priority areas (listed above) may send a letter of interest (LOI) to the Foundation which describes the organization and the proposed use of requested funds.
Copies of brochures and other publicly distributed materials which describe the present activities of the organization may be included. Please review specific guidelines for each program area. Please note, an applicant must be a publicly supported tax exempt organization recognized as such by the Internal Revenue Service under I.
R. C. Section 501(c)(3).
Please include your EIN in your letter of interest. The 2026 grant cycle is closed. Letters of interest for the 2027 cycle may be submitted now.
Exact deadlines for letters of interest for 2027 will be announced in late 2026/early 2027. Santa Barbara Youth LOIs: Spring 2027 Environment LOIs: Summer 2027 Critical Thinking and an Engaged Citizenry LOIs: Spring 2027 Girls’ Education and Empowerment LOIs: Summer 2027 Hospice LOIs: Summer 2027 If you have any questions regarding the LOI process please reach out to: adrienne@thestonefamilyfoundation. org.
For general inquiries, the Foundation may be contacted as follows: The Stone Family Foundation Email: thestonefamilyfoundation@gmail. com Submit a Letter of Interest
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations operating in sub-Saharan Africa and South East Asia, particularly Ghana, Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, and Cambodia. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Girls' Education and Empowerment Community Grant is sponsored by The Stone Family Foundation. Supports programs empowering underserved adolescent girls in low-income countries in Asia, East Africa, and Latin America and the Caribbean, focusing on academic achievement, personal growth, agency, and self-determination. Prioritizes work within or alongside schools, clear rationale for target groups, and assessment of 'success'. Focuses on adolescent girls and youth (ages 12 to 20), repeated engagement, links between program and academic/personal development, and long-term community commitment.
Girls' Education and Empowerment is sponsored by The Stone Family Foundation. This program empowers underserved adolescent girls in low-income countries, including those in Latin America and the Caribbean, to achieve their full academic and personal potential. It supports individual growth that builds agency and self-determination, equipping young women to lead meaningful lives and contribute powerfully to their communities. They welcome pilots and/or testing of new approaches that have a clear rationale and prioritize programs focusing on adolescent girls and youth (ages 12 to 20), offering repeated engagement, outlining clear links between the program approach and academic or personal development, and demonstrating long-term commitment. The Foundation accepts 1-2 page letters of interest (LOI) at any time.