At the heart of our grantmaking is a desire to open pathways to opportunity. The Ann Theodore Foundation supports a broad range of initiatives, including opportunities for learning and enrichment for young people, food security, climate change mitigation, college access and success, and research towards a cure and improving care for people with sarcoidosis.
The Foundation’s philanthropy is informed by the values of compassion, integrity, respect, and community.
Supporting work to mitigate climate change in ways that benefit local economies, increase food security, and restore natural systems.
Providing youth and young adults with the opportunity for a post-secondary education, without the barriers posed by the cost of obtaining a degree.
Addressing hunger and food insecurity by providing and ensuring access to food for families in need.
Funding research into the basic science of the causation of sarcoidosis and increased access to quality patient care.
Giving underserved youth access to enriching summer programs that offer new experiences, help build skills, and provide supportive mentors.
Supporting organizations that have removed obstacles so that historically underserved youth may have access to enriching opportunities outside of school.
Artists For Humanity provides under-resourced teens pathways to self-sufficiency through employment in art and design. AFH enriches urban communities by introducing young people’s creativity to the business community.
Applications for grants are by invitation only. The Ann Theodore Foundation does not accept unsolicited proposals.
The Ann Theodore Foundation gives credit and thanks to the following organizations for contributions of media utilized throughout this site: Artists for Humanity, BEAM, City Strings United, Gather, GreenWave, Harmony Program, Mayhew Program, National Society of Black Engineers – Summer Engineering Experience for Kids (SEEK), New Hampshire Food Bank, and The Ocean Foundation.
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