Jerome Robbins Foundation

Annual Giving
$1.1M
Grant Range
$2K - $0.1M

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Quick Summary

Name: Jerome Robbins Foundation Status: Active Grant Maker (Currently not accepting applications for 2025)

Key Facts

MetricValue
Annual Giving$1,132,250 (2023)
Grant Range$1,500 - $100,000
Average Grant$11,673
Application MethodInvitation Only

Contact Details

Geographic Focus

New York City tri-state area (New York, New Jersey, Connecticut), with some funding across major U.S. cultural hubs including Los Angeles and Chicago

Funding Priorities

  • Dance and ballet companies
  • Theater organizations
  • Performing arts presenting organizations
  • Jerome Robbins Dance Division at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts
  • HIV/AIDS services for the artistic community
  • Operating costs for arts organizations
  • Dance-driven musical theater development

What They Don't Fund

Information not publicly available. Foundation operates primarily by invitation only.

Application Method

Invitation Only - The foundation does not accept unsolicited applications. Grants are by invitation only. As noted on their website, "The Foundation is not considering new applications for 2025. We hope to do so next year."

Previously, when applications were accepted, requirements included:

  • Complete description of the organization
  • Sources of funding
  • Financial information
  • Tax exempt status documentation

Note: This is described as "a challenging funder unless you are an established, larger arts and culture organization that has a recognizable name and executive board that can network on your behalf."

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