Archibald Foundation

Annual Giving
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Quick Stats

  • Annual Giving: $160,000 in grants paid (2023 tax year, from 990-PF)
  • Geographic Focus: Recent grantmaking primarily in Florida
  • Application Method: Invitation-only (preselected organisations only)
  • Total Assets: $5,466,118 (2023 tax year)

Contact Details

Address: 7100 ROBERTS RD, TALLAHASSEE, FL 32309-9278

Funding Priorities

  • Environmental conservation and natural resources (including restricted grants for Stoddard Bird Lab)
  • Education (elementary, secondary, and higher education)
  • Child welfare and youth development
  • Health and diseases
  • Housing development
  • Legal services
  • Public policy and public safety
  • Support for economically disadvantaged and low-income populations

Recent Grant Pattern

  • Based on most recent 990-PF grant records, grants have been made in Florida
  • Notable recipient: Stoddard Bird Lab at Tall Timbers Research Station (supports conservation research on rare birds and fire-dependent ecosystems)
  • Typical areas include education, environmental conservation, health, and youth services

What They Don't Fund

The foundation does not accept unsolicited requests for funds.

Application Process & Timeline

The foundation operates on an invitation-only basis, making contributions exclusively to preselected charitable organisations. No public application process is available.

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