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The Booth-Bricker Fund Grants

Private foundation · EIN 72-0818077 · IRS 990-PF filings through tax year 2025

Total grants paid
$6.5M
Grants reported
119
Typical grant
$3.3K
Future commitments

Reported commitments not yet paid.

$610K

How to apply

This foundation publishes application instructions on its latest 990-PF and does not report restricting giving to preselected organizations. See more foundations that accept applications.

Contact
Anne P Banos
Deadlines
Quarterly
Application materials
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.
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.
Original filing text
Contact
ANNE P BANOS
Address
509 OCTAVIA STREET SUITE A NEW ORLEANS, LA, 70115
Phone
5045812430
Deadlines
QUARTERLY
Application materials
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.
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.

Reported organization name: THE BOOTH-BRICKER FUND

Current grant programs

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THE BOOTH-BRICKER FUND — general grant applications

Rolling applications (per the source)

Support nonprofit organizations that promote, develop, and foster religious, charitable, scientific, literary, and education programs, with a concentration since 2006 on reforming public education in New Orleans. Eligible applicants: All grantees must be nonprofit and/or tax-exempt 501(3)(c) organizations.; No grants will be made to individuals.; No grants will be made to finance the education of a single individual.; No grants will be made to fiscal sponsors.; No grants will be made to private foundations.; No grants will be made to supporting organizations.; The Fund does not sponsor or purchase tickets for fund-raising events.; A full and complete grant proposal must be submitted to the Fund.; The concise written proposal must include complete information about the organization, including its history, purpose and operations.; The proposal must include the organization’s current operating budget.; The proposal must include the project’s budget.; The proposal must include information about the governing board, including a list of members and their professional/business affiliations.; The proposal must include audited financial statements.; The proposal must include a copy of the organization’s IRS determination letter.; The proposal must describe the specific use for the requested funds and briefly describe how the organization intends to evaluate the program’s or project’s success at the conclusion of the grant cycle.; The proposal must be signed by the organization’s CEO and Board Chair and/or include a letter of support from the Board Chair.. Geography served: New Orleans. From the foundation's site: "Proposals may be submitted at any time and are considered in keeping with the Fund’s review cycle, which is typically quarterly." How to apply: A full proposal may be submitted electronically or may be sent to The Booth-Bricker Fund at 509 Octavia Street, Suite A, New Orleans, LA 70115.

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Giving by tax year

Year-level totals across every reported grant in this profile — a summary, not a filter. The awards further down are the largest individual grants across all years, not each year's complete list.

Tax yearGrants paidAmount
202557$3.5M
202462$3.1M

Where The Booth-Bricker Fund gives

States of grant recipients reported on the foundation's 990-PF filings, by dollars received.

Largest reported grants

Historical awards reported to the IRS. These are examples of past giving, not open opportunities.

New Schools for New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, LA

$1.3MTax year 2024

Grant purpose

Supporting teacher retention and current programming in new orleans

New Schools for New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, LA

$750KTax year 2025

Grant purpose

Support operations in new orleans and support accelerator grants

The Center for Learner Equity

NEW YORK, NY

$400KTax year 2024

Grant purpose

Centralized special education services for new orleans charter schools pilot program

The New Teacher Project

NEW YORK, NY

$320KTax year 2025

Grant purpose

Support teachnola expansion into english as second language certification and retention support

Louisiana Association of Public Charter Schools

METAIRIE, LA

$290KTax year 2025

Grant purpose

Support organization and mfp study

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About this data

Figures are aggregated from The Booth-Bricker Fund's IRS Form 990-PF electronic filings (2 filings on file, most recent tax year 2025). Totals reflect grants the foundation reported as paid, and can lag the current year because foundations file annually and often on extension. Source: IRS 990-PF filing on ProPublica. Raw e-file archive (ZIP) — a large IRS yearly archive download.

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