Keadle Lumber Foundation

How to apply, from its 2025 IRS return

How to ask

No formal application form or grant request is currently required. The Board of Trustees receives grant requests from tax-exempt organizations that serve the public, and members of the Board of Trustees review the activities of each prospective grant recipient to verify that its services to the public are aligned with the Foundation's charitable purpose.

Limits on who can apply

The Keadle Lumber Foundation makes grants to eligible tax-exempt instritutions and organizations to help meet the needs of society. In selecting grants to be made to accomplish the Foundation's purposes, the Board of Trustees' primary focus is the support of tax-exempt institutions or organizations that assist adults with developmental disabilities, and it is anticipated that grants to such organizations will comprise the vast majority of grants to be made in the foreseeable future.

Grants paid in 2025

$198,500, to organizations

This is what the foundation told the IRS on Form 990-PF. It isn’t a confirmed open grant round, and details may have changed, so contact the foundation before applying. Its mailing address is on the full return: see it on ProPublica’s Nonprofit Explorer.