The Ann Theodore Foundation supports organizations that align with the Foundation’s values of equity and access to opportunity and provide programming within the specific areas of focus below.
Applications for grants are by invitation only. The Foundation does not currently accept unsolicited proposals.
To ensure future generations have continued access to opportunities, we support organizations that work to protect the planet by mitigating climate change in ways that benefit local economies, increase food security, and restore natural systems.
We believe all youth and adults deserve the opportunity to pursue post-secondary education, without the barriers posed by the cost of obtaining a degree. To help level the playing field, we created a robust college access and success program for low-income students.
We fund collaborative, innovative programs that seek to address hunger and food insecurity and aim to ensure individuals and families have access to the quality, culturally appropriate food they need to thrive.
Through the Ann Theodore Foundation Breakthrough Sarcoidosis Initiative, we fund research focused on understanding the underlying biology of sarcoidosis, working towards finding a cure and increasing equitable access to quality patient care.
We believe all youth should have access to enriching summer programs that offer new experiences, help build skills, and provide supportive mentors. We support organizations that provide programming for diverse, underserved youth in the arts, music, athletics, outdoor recreation, and STEM.
We support organizations that provide youth with diverse and enriching opportunities outside of school through programs that build confidence and character, foster positive relationships, and build on their strengths and interests.
We support a broad range of programs and initiatives that provide children and families with access to opportunities that help them develop, grow, and thrive.
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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