| Total Assets:
$52,364,038
Total Giving: $1,390,950 |
| 26% of grants is in Florida.
National scope: The other 69% of grants are distributed across the U.S. International funding: Almost 5% of grants target programs outside the U.S. |
| Education
Health Religion Social & Human Services |
Not Available
| History shows that 38% of their giving goes to Religion, 22% to Education and 18% goes to the Health category.
Grants in recent years include: $50,000 for Dallas Theological Seminary for the emergency student aid fund; $35,000 for Moody Bible Institute; $17,000 for Central Florida Lions Youth Sports Ministry to support the smart youth scholarship program that provides mentorship & empowerment for youth and families through the medium of sports; $15,000 for Asbury Theological Seminary to provide scholarships for master of divinity and master of arts students on the Asbury Seminary’s Florida Dunnam campus in Orlando; $15,000 for Back 2 God to support men of excellence mentorship program for young men of paramore; $21,000 for Alice Lloyd College for pre-med scholarships and area of greatest needs; $20,000 for Lancaster Bible College to support the new global online education initiative to grow enrollment; and $50,000 for Foundation Fighting Blindness; $20,000 for Lighthouse Central Florida to provide youth services for children and youth and expand services to more children across Central Florida
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| The foundation does not fund requests for bricks and mortar, endowments, conference and administrative expenses, multi-year grants, medical research, support to individual church congregations, education below college level, organizations in existence for less than two years, the arts, individuals, or loans. |
| The foundation supports nonprofit organizations in the United States and globally, with a focus on Bible colleges, seminaries, religious causes, and higher education. |
| The Chatlos Foundation, Inc. is a private philanthropic foundation based in New York, New York, with its administrative office in Longwood, Florida. Founded by William J. Chatlos on June 27, 1953, in New York. William Chatlos was born in 1889 and built his first house at 17 before becoming a successful builder and lumberman in various states. |
| Phone #:
212-867-9630
Email:
Application Address:
Procedures: Any US based non-profit organization, that falls within the foundation guidelines, is welcome to submit a proposal for consideration. We do not require, request or desire to receive Letters of Intent or Inquiry. When a proposal is received, it is scheduled for our next available Preliminary Review Committee, which meets monthly. It is this Committee, comprised of Foundation Trustees, which will determine if the proposal will be reviewed by our full board of trustees for possible funding. You may expect the process to take approximately 180 days. Grantees may receive only one grant per 12-month period. Organizations may resubmit six months after a denial. We expect all organizations, which receive funding to furnish the Foundation with reports and updates on the outcome and success or failure of the project. Time will not permit us to meet personally with all organizations initially seeking funds. Only those organizations that have received funding may visit our offices by appointment. There are no deadlines for submission of a request and all requests are responded to in writing.
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Please read all instructions before submitting an application.
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| Founder: William J. Chatlos
Donors: Bristol Door and Lumber Co., Inc.; William F. Chatlos
Directors: Charles O Morgan, Trustee Cheryln Dannhaeuser, Trustee Cindee Random, Trustee Field Representative Manager Janet Chatlos, Trustee Kathryn A Randle, Trustee Chairperson Executive Kimberly Grimm, Trustee Michele C Roach, Senior Vice President William J Chatlos, Trustee President CEO William J Chatlos III, Vice President |
