Hoover Family Foundation (Indiana, Oregon)

 
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    CFDA#

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    Funder Type

    Corporate Foundation

    IT Classification

    C - Funds little to no technology

    Authority

    Hoover Family Foundation

    Summary

    The mission of the Hoover Family Foundation is based on the community interests and volunteer involvement of the founders and major funders. The Foundation believes that private sector groups can help the growth of individuals through values-infused education and human service support activities. Furthermore, they believe that improving an individual's capabilities and circumstances is possible at any age. The purpose of the funding is to provide direct services to individuals by supporting non-profit agencies' efforts. These agencies also may need support to aid them in providing these services, or to improve their own functioning.


    The primary purposes of the charitable giving by the foundation are:

    • To increase the self-sufficiency and quality of life for individuals through human service and enriched education; and
    • To increase the ability of organizations to provide excellence in their commitment to the community.

    Typically, the grants are awarded for educational programs, social service programs and programs that provide assistance in both of these areas. Grants are based on individual program type, not any organizational type. Human services, mental health, arts, youth and education were the most frequent recipients.

     

    History of Funding

    Previous grantees can be seen at https://hooverff.org/past-grantees/.

    Additional Information

    Priorities of Interest:

    • Programs that foster self-sufficiency
    • Effective providing of social services
    • Improvement of educational opportunities at all levels
    • Programs that aid low-income individuals

    The Foundation Does Not Make Grants:

    • To individuals
    • For sectarian or religious purposes
    • For capital campaigns
    • For event funding
    • For multi-year funding
    • For college scholarships
    • For lobbying or political purposes
    • For medical research
    • To private foundations or endowment funds
    • In support of regular operating budgets
    • To provide long-term funding or post-event funding

    Contacts

    David C Hoover

    David C Hoover
    860 E. 86th St., Ste. 5
    Indianapolis, IN 46240-6860
    (317) 815-9553
    (317) 815-9663
     

  • Eligibility Details

    Giving primarily is limited to nonprofit organizations in Indianapolis, Indiana and Portland, Oregon. The Indiana location only funds organizations that provide services in and around Indianapolis. The Oregon location only funds organizations that provide services within the Urban Growth Boundary of the Portland metropolitan area. The Hoover Family Foundation in Oregon will consider grant requests from organizations based in and serving the Portland metropolitan area.

    Deadline Details

    For the Oregon location, grant applications are reviewed three times each year. Completed proposals must be received by or postmarked by the following dates: July 1, November 1, or March 1.


    For the Indianapolis location, submit a letter of inquiry of not more than two or three (2-3) pages describing the program/project to be funded to the Indianapolis office for review and response regarding their interest in receiving a full application. Telephone inquiries are also encouraged. Refer to the Foundation website for more information.

    Award Details

    Awards vary based on scope and size of project. Awards are up to $25,000. Most awards are between $5,000 and $10,000.

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