Eastern Religions Grants for Nonprofits
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Occasionally, larger grants are made.
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The Berman Family Foundation primarily supports nonprofit organizations in Fairfield, IA, with some giving in New York.
The Foundation's areas of interest include:
- education;…
Occasionally, larger grants are made.
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The Eric Schwartz Family Foundation primarily supports nonprofit organizations in Fairfield, IA.
The Foundation's areas of interest include:
- Maharishi programs promoting peace…
Occasionally, larger grants are made.
September 30, 2023
(The 2025 deadline will be available early in the summer.)
The aim of the Frederick P. Lenz Foundation for American Buddhism is to foster the growth and development of an authentic American Buddhism that takes its inspiration from the wisdom traditions of…
Initial awards are typically small, from $3,000 to $5,000.
Initial inquiries: none
Full proposals: March 1, annually
The Trust for the Meditation Process supports the teaching and practice of meditation, mindfulness, and contemplative prayer.
Most grants are made in the United States. However, because…
Occasionally, larger grants are made.
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The Guru Krupa Foundation aims to help those who are less fortunate, support causes related to the acquisition of knowledge, and preserve heritage and knowledge. Support is primarily…
Occasionally, larger grants are made.
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The Universal Sunlight Foundation primarily supports nonprofit organizations in California, with emphasis on Southern California.
The Foundation's areas of interest include:
…Occasionally, larger grants are made.
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The Arya Family Foundation primarily supports nonprofit organizations in New York.
The Foundation primarily focuses on issues related to Hindu and Indian American communities.
Francisco J. Varela Research Grants: Grants range up to $25,000.
Peace Grants: Grants of $25,000 and $100,000 are provided.
Contemplative Changemaking Grants: Grants range up to $10,000 over a two-year period.
Varies by program
Note: The Foundation is not accepting applications for the Contemplative Changemaking Grants at this time.
The mission of the Mind & Life Institute is to bridge science and contemplative wisdom to foster insight and inspire action towards flourishing.
The Institute's areas of focus consist…