Leo and Peggy Pierce Family Foundation

Giving by year

19% 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

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

Latest grants made

How to apply

How to apply

The leo and peggy pierce family foundation only accepts applications, supporting documentation, and grant reports through our website, www.piercefamilyfdn.org. You will be asked to provide the following information: 1. Statement of the organization's mission 2. A brief description of the organization's background and history 3. A description of current programs and activities 4. The type of funding (general or project) and the grant amount requested 5. A description of the target population and geographic area served 6. Evidence of need 7. A full description of the proposed program, its goals, objectives, and expected outcomes (continued on statement 16) 8. An explanation of how you will evaluate outcomes and how you will measure success 9. The current status of the program (date established and anticipated duration), if applicable 10. Other funding sources of the organization (and the program, if applicable) (continued on statement 17)

Deadlines

January 15 and July 15, by 5:00 PM eastern standard time.

Restrictions

The foundation makes grants to support initiatives that address hunger and food insecurity through direct service programs and/or advocacy efforts. Grants are made to organizations that are tax exempt under the irs code 501(C)(3) as public charities under irs code 509(A). The foundation provides both program/project and general operating support. Ideal candidates for general operating grants are organizations which focus on food access and/or food distribution as their primary mission (i.e. A food pantry; an organization that distributes meals; or a food growing or gleaning organization). Nonprofits with a mission that does not focus on food but that operate specific programming around food, such as a senior center that operates a congregate meal program, should submit a request for program or project support. (continued on statement 16) the foundation's focus is the five-county philadelphia region and Indian river county, fl.

Contact

Rachel Costello Program Associate A

Address

150 N Radnor Chester Road No A110, Radnor, PA 19087

Phone

6108963868

From the funder's IRS Form 990-PF for the year to 31 Dec 2024.