The Edward and Mary Lord Foundation

Annual Giving
$1.0M

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Quick Stats

  • Annual Giving: $1,026,080 (2023 tax year, from 990-PF contributions, gifts, grants paid)
  • Geographic Focus: New London County, Connecticut
  • Application Method: Letter of inquiry required (invitation-only application)
  • Number of Grants: Data not available from 990 filing
  • Total Assets: $18,498,530

Contact Details

Funding Priorities

  • Services for elderly persons
  • Programmes for children
  • Community health care
  • Arts and cultural organisations
  • Community colleges (endowment and scholarship funding)
  • Capital projects for local non-profit organisations

What They Don't Fund

  • Grants to individuals
  • Organisations outside New London County, Connecticut
  • Non-501(c)(3) organisations
  • Unsolicited applications (letter of inquiry required first)

Application Process & Timeline

The Foundation does not accept unsolicited grant applications. Organisations must first submit a Letter of Inquiry describing their organisation's plans and efforts, including a concise statement of the programme's purpose and an approximate dollar amount. If the programming falls within the Foundation's grant-making interests, the organisation will be invited to submit a full proposal and complete an application form. Applications are by invitation only following the letter of inquiry process.

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