Private foundation · EIN 13-6096069 · New York, New York

Daughters of the Cincinnati

Should you approach them?

Yes, approach them if your work fits its grantee list. The foundation accepts applications (Application deadline is march 15 of the student's senior year in high school.) and its median grant is $4,000.

From the 2024 Form 990-PF: 23 grants paid, $88K total, median $4,000. Stated restrictions: Scholarships are restricted to high school seniors who are daughters of career officers in the u.s. Military.

Accepts applications
Yes
per 990-PF Part XV
Grants paid, 2024
23
$88K
Median grant
$4,000
Stays in NY
—
of grants
Deadline
See below
Application deadline is march 15 of the
Assets
$6.7M

How to apply

The application is filled in electronically, printed and sent to the daughters via regular mail. Applicants must include transcripts, test scores, letters of recommendation and essays written by the applicant. Contact: Daughters of Cincinnati, 271 Madison Avenue Suite 1408, New York, Ny, 2129919945 Deadlines: Application deadline is march 15 of the student's senior year in high school. Restrictions: Scholarships are restricted to high school seniors who are daughters of career officers in the u.s. Military.

Quoted from Part XV of the foundation's 2024 Form 990-PF; the full text is in the filing. Confirm on the foundation's website before you write.

Grants paid in 2024

23 grants, all shown · from Form 990-PF Part XV

RecipientPurposeAmount
Georgetown University Fbo Annabelle BlackWashington, DCScholarship$5,000
Pepperdine University Fbo Mireya GalacgacLos Angeles, CAScholarship$5,000
Northwestern University Fbo Ella JonesEvanston, ILScholarship$5,000
University of Washington Fbo Maya DesaiSeattle, WAScholarship$5,000
Stanford University Fbo Shae DolanRedwood City, CAScholarship$5,000
University of Southern California Fbo Tess SanfordLos Angeles, CAScholarship$5,000
University of Virginia Fbo Martha DwyerCharlottesville, VAScholarship$5,000
North Carolina State University Fbo Emily RiceRaleigh, NCScholarship$5,000
Georgia Institute of Technology Fbo Zoe SmithAtlanta, GAScholarship$5,000
Georgia Institute of Technology Fbo Brooke ChamblissAtlanta, GAScholarship$4,500
Howard University Fbo Nikkya TaliaferoWashington, DCScholarship$4,000
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Fbo Madelyn CobleChapel Hill, NCScholarship$4,000
Georgetown University Fbo Mary PhlaumWashington, DCScholarship$4,000
Georgia Institute of Technology Fbo Katherine MeekAtlanta, GAScholarship$4,000
University of Pittsburgh Fbo Jacklyn WyszynskiPittsburgh, PAScholarship$4,000
University of Central Florida Fbo Brenna MullaneyOrlando, FLScholarship$2,500
University of California at Los Angeles Fbo Alexandra PrestonLos Angeles, CAScholarship$2,500
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Fbo Olivia CaulderChapel Hill, NCScholarship$2,250
University of Chicago Fbo Susan FlattChicago, ILScholarship$2,250
University of Virginia Fbo Liana KimCharlottesville, VAScholarship$2,250
Wellesley College Fbo Madelina OwensWellesley, MAScholarship$2,250
Johns Hopkins University Fbo Kaitlyn RexBaltimore, MDScholarship$2,250
Johns Hopkins University Fbo Charlotte Anne WitzelBaltimore, MDScholarship$2,250

By state: California 4 · Georgia 3 · District of Columbia 3 · North Carolina 3 · Illinois 2 · Virginia 2

About this foundation

Daughters of the Cincinnati is a private grantmaking foundation in New York, New York, tax-exempt since 1943. Private foundations must pay out roughly 5% of their assets each year, mostly as grants to 501(c)(3) public charities.

Foundation websiteAll filings on ProPublica

Does Daughters of the Cincinnati accept grant applications?

Yes. On its 2024 Form 990-PF the foundation indicates it accepts applications. The application is filled in electronically, printed and sent to the daughters via regular mail. Deadlines: Application deadline is march 15 of the student's senior year in high school..

How much does Daughters of the Cincinnati give each year?

In tax year 2024 it paid $88K across 23 grants, a median of $4,000.

Where does Daughters of the Cincinnati give?

California (4 grants), Georgia (3 grants), District of Columbia (3 grants) and elsewhere, per its latest filing.

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