Fried Family Foundation

How to apply, from its 2025 IRS return

How to ask

At this time, the Foundation does not require prospective grantees to submit grant proposals or applications, though the Foundation may do so in the future. Grantees are selected by the Foundation's Board of Directors. The Foundation will keep thorough records of the grants it awards. Such records will include the names and addresses of grantees, the amounts distributed, the purpose for which the grants were given, and the manner in which the Foundation's Board of Directors selected the…

Limits on who can apply

The Foundation may also conduct periodic site visits or other forms of grantee oversight in order to ensure that all grant funds are used for their agreed-upon charitable purposes. If, at any time, the Foundation discovers that any grant has been used for purposes other than charitable purposes, the Foundation may either: (i) revoke the grant immediately; or (ii) prior to revoking the grant, offer the grantee a reasonable cure period to redirect all grant funds for agreed-upon charitable…

Grants paid in 2025

$100,000, 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.