Grant funders

Booth-Bricker Fund

Private foundation, Louisiana

United States

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Given in 2024 $3.0m
Typical grant $35k Middle half $17k to $100k
New grantees in 2024 42% first grant from this funder

Giving by year

42% of 2024 grantees were new to this funder

Amount and number of grants we hold records for in each year, which can be less than everything the funder gave. The current year is incomplete.

Where it gives

Louisiana 73 grants · typical $50k
Virginia 3 grants · typical $10k
New York 2 grants · typical $250k
Pennsylvania 2 grants · typical $20k
Massachusetts 2 grants · typical $53k
New Hampshire 1 grant · typical $10k
Georgia 1 grant · typical $8,000
Rhode Island 1 grant · typical $16k

All years we hold. Grants with no recorded place are left out.

Latest grants made

St Jude's Children's Hospital Grant to St Jude's Children's Hospital $7,400 31 Dec 2024
Science Teachers Equipment Lending Library Grant to Science Teachers Equipment Lending Library $5,000 31 Dec 2024
YouthForce NOLA Grant to Youthforce Nola $225k 31 Dec 2024
New Schools for New Orleans Grant to New Schools for New Orleans $1.3m 31 Dec 2024
Louisiana Association of Public Charter Schools Grant to Louisiana Association of Public Charter Schools $100k 31 Dec 2024
City Park Conservancy Grant to City Park Conservancy $5,000 31 Dec 2024
City Year Inc Grant to City Year Inc $50k 31 Dec 2024
Mount Carmel Academy Grant to Mount Carmel Academy $12k 31 Dec 2024
Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra Grant to Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra $5,000 31 Dec 2024
The Third Way Foundation Inc Grant to The Third Way Foundation Inc $30k 31 Dec 2024

How to apply

How to apply
Part xiv line 2(B) written, providing complete information on the applicant, including its name, address, irs determination letter, history, purpose, current operations, financial statements and budgets and governing board, as well as the specific purpose to which the requested funds would be directed.
Deadlines
Quarterly
Restrictions
1. Contributions are made mainly in support of activities in new orleans and to a lesser extent, elsewhere in louisiana. IT does not make contributions to individuals. 2. Currently, the fund's program of charitable distributions focuses exclusively on taking advantage of the historic opportunity to reform public education in new orleans. 3. Recipients must be a u.s. Governmental agency or a public charity as described under section 501 (C)(3) of the internal revenue code and be classified under sections 509(A)(L) or (2). Due to expenditure responsibility requirements, gifts will not be made to "fiscal sponsors", private foundations or supporting organizations (i.e. A section of 501(C)(3) organization with further designation under section 509(A)(3)). However, gifts can be given directly to the supported organization.
Contact
Anne P Banos
Address
509 Octavia Street Suite A, New Orleans, LA 70115
Phone
5045812430

From the funder's IRS Form 990-PF for the year to 31 Dec 2025.

Data: Source: Internal Revenue Service, Form 990-series e-file data. (Public IRS data); Source: Internal Revenue Service, Form 990-series e-file data (Public IRS data)