“The Museum tells the story of Polish Jews as a universal lesson that acknowledges the sinfulness of racism and the importance of minorities, whose contributions to societies and civilization are deserving of respect and value.”
Taube Philanthropies grants focus on the following areas of concentration:
We encourage Letters of Inquiry at any time through postal mail or email (info@taubephilanthropies.org). These inquiries should include:
Priorities for support by the Taube Philanthropies correspond generally to their guiding principles and apply to programs and projects in the areas of education, youth, public affairs, advancement of free enterprise and community services. Grants to Jewish institutions and agencies should address directly the mission of the Foundation. The Taube Philanthropies make grants throughout the year and there are no application deadlines. It is prudent, however, to submit a Letter of Inquiry at least three months prior to the need for philanthropic funds.
LIMITATIONS: Taube Philanthropies give priority to nonprofit organizations in the San Francisco Bay Area, Israel and Poland. Generally no grants will be made to individuals, annual campaigns, research projects, hospitals, loans, endowments, start-ups or deficit financing. Taube Philanthropies will not make grants to non-U.S. charitable organizations. Grants may be made to U.S. public charities that carry on charitable activities outside the U.S. and that exercise expenditure responsibility, including fiscal agency relationships. In all cases, Taube Philanthropies require evidence of U.S. public charity status.
PLEASE DIRECT letters of inquiry, or requests for further information, to:
TAUBE PHILANTHROPIES
1050 Ralston Avenue, Belmont, CA 94002
Email: info@taubephilanthropies.org