Quick Summary
Name: Jay And Sarah Flatley Foundation Status: Active Grant Maker
Key Facts
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Annual Giving | $1,302,000 |
| Grant Range | $2,000 - $400,000 |
| Average Grant | $43,000 |
| Application Method | No Public Process |
Contact Details
- Location: Wilmington, DE
- EIN: 813855993
- No public website, email, or phone contact available
Geographic Focus
United States, with grants awarded to organizations across multiple states including:
- California (La Jolla, Los Angeles, San Diego, Rancho Santa Fe, Stanford, Claremont)
- Texas (Dallas, Fort Worth)
- Arizona (Phoenix)
- Georgia (Atlanta)
- New York
- Maryland (Damascus)
- Washington (Camas, Sammamish)
Funding Priorities
- Biomedical Research and Neuroscience: Major support to Salk Institute for Biological Studies for research programs and facilities
- Higher Education: Support for science centers and academic institutions (e.g., Claremont-McKenna College)
- Healthcare: Grants to Scripps Health for cardiac and health programs
- Innovation Grants: Support for early-stage collaborative research initiatives
- General charitable purposes: Through donor-advised funds and other charitable organizations
What They Don't Fund
No specific exclusions publicly listed. This is a private family foundation that appears to focus grants on organizations with personal connections to the trustees.
Application Method
No public application process. This is a private foundation led by Jay and Sarah Flatley that appears to make grants by invitation only or through trustee discretion. Jay Flatley is a Salk Institute trustee and former CEO and Chairman of Illumina, which influences the foundation's grantmaking decisions.
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