Private foundation · EIN 85-0448116 · Winston Salem, North Carolina · Philanthropy & grantmaking

Santa Fe Natural Tobacco Company Foundation

Should you approach them?

Yes, approach them if your work fits its grantee list. The foundation accepts applications (Grant application submission deadlines are february 15, may 15, august 15, and n) and its median grant is $10K.

From the 2024 Form 990-PF: 39 grants paid, $439K total, median $10K. Stated restrictions: 1. Grants are not given to individuals. 2. The applicant must be a non-profit organization that qualifies as an exempt organization under section 501(c)(3) of the internal revenue code. 3.

Accepts applications
Yes
per 990-PF Part XV
Grants paid, 2024
39
$439K
Median grant
$10K
Stays in NC
—
of grants
Deadline
See below
Grant application submission deadlines a
Assets
$2.9M

How to apply

The grant application and instructions can be accessed at the following website: Www.sfntcfoundation.org the following information should be included with the application: A) application form b) proposal c) financial data - prior year fiscal year and current year-to-date d) organizational budget e) project budget f) board of directors e) tax-exempt status g) recent irs 990 return Contact: Wendy Hopkins, 401 North Main Street, Winstonsalem, Nc, 3367413479, WWW.SFNTCFOUNDATION.ORG Deadlines: Grant application submission deadlines are february 15, may 15, august 15, and november 15. Restrictions: 1. Grants are not given to individuals. 2. The applicant must be a non-profit organization that qualifies as an exempt organization under section 501(c)(3) of the internal revenue code. 3. Only organizations whose proposals fall within the charter mandate of the foundation will be considered. The foundation's charter mandate encompasses the preservation, promotion, and advancement of american indian self-sufficiency and culture in the united states, including programs for (i) the development of american indian entrepreneurism, (ii) facilitating american indian education (particularly college,…

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

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

RecipientPurposeAmount
Lakota Waldorf School Aka Wolakota Waldorf SocietyKyle, SDLakota culture program: facilities upgrade$21K
All Relations UnitedLas Cruces, NMStand up for our veterans$20K
Four Bridges Traveling Permaculture InstituteOhkay Owingeh, NMTraditional agriculture & sustainable living program$20K
Fundamental Needs IncDolores, COOasis project$20K
Pine Ridge Girls School IncPorcupine, SDAnpo wicahpi lakota language curriculum$20K
Winona-Dakota Unity AllianceWinona, MNExpanding wiconi wacan ni po for native youth in cansayapi$20K
Gallina Research Institute for Indigenous TechnologyAlbuquerque, NMIndigenous land histories and technology: internships in archaeological survey methods$19K
Akiing 8th FirePonford, MNCooperative energy solutions for indigenous communities$15K
Fast BlackfeetBrowning, MTBlackfeet wellness through bison harvesting$15K
Impact (fiscal Agent for Turtle Mountain Impact Empowerment Self Defense)Boston, MAPreventing gender-based violence through women-led cultural preservation$15K
Oceti Wakan - Sacred FireplacePine Ridge, SDEnhancing the health & wellbeing of the lakota/dakota nation$15K
Southern Colorado Community Action Agency - Youth ServicesIgnacio, COPositive youth development for american indian youth in southwest colorado$15K
Code Girls UnitedKalispell, MTCode girls united afterschool programming- browning$13K
A Studio in the WoodsNew Orleans, LABulbancha residencies at a studio in the woods$11K
Dream of Wild HealthMinneapolis, MNNative youth education and leadership programs$10K
Global Peace TrainBoulder, COGhost dance$10K
Grid Alternatives San DiegoSan Diego, CAIncreasing accessibility for tribal areas in san diego: mobile training unit for solar installation basics training program$10K
Indigenous Idaho AllianceBoise, IDTraditional ways- reciprocity thru reciprocity$10K
Indigenous Performance ProductionsOlympia, WAIndigenous story incubator program: stories from warrior society$10K
Kashia Band of Pomo Indians of Stewarts Point RancheriaSanta Rosa, CAKashia band of pomo indians living language acquisition and survival$10K
Koahnic Broadcast CorporationAnchorage, AKBringing back native languages series$10K
Maker Space 307orgRiverton, WYWind river reservation economic development (red) makers$10K
Manidoo OgitigaanBemidji, MNOkosijigewin - ojibwe word sorting$10K
Mendota Mdewakanton Dakota Tribal CommunityMendota Heights, MNMmdtc's winter food shelf & shelter campaign: nourishing minnesotan indigenous communities during the holiday season$10K
Native American Advancement Foundation (naaf)Tucson, AZCultural activities calendar$10K
Partnership With Native AmericansAddison, TXSupporting native american students with school supplies$10K
Poeh Cultural Center at Pueblo of PojoaqueSanta Fe, NMPojoaque youth hoop dancers project$10K
Return to the Heart FoundationOakland, CAThe ondabuhku: newe waaipe nanamainka camp - revitalizing and bringing back shoshone coming of age teachings$10K
Skanikulat IncGreen Bay, WIDigital pathways to language revitalization: expanding oneida immersion with technology$10K
Wishtoyo Chumash FoundationVentura, CARestoring native food systems$10K
Afraid of Bear - American Horse TiospayeAkwesasne, NY35th annual sun dance in the black hills$5,000
Canyonlands Field InstitutePorcupine, SDNative teen guide-in-training$5,000
Free Indian Market (fiscal Sponsorship By New Mexico Foundation)Santa Fe, NMKeeping the "free indian market" free$5,000
Freedom LodgeRapid City, SDHistorical trauma master class (htmc)$5,000
IndigenouswaysSanta Fe, NMIndigenousways festival$5,000
One SpiritRapid City, SDHorse spirit camps$5,000
The Lucinda Hickory Research InstituteOwasso, OKA journey into the allotment era$5,000
Winona-Dakota Unity AllianceWinona, MNWinona-dakota gathering$5,000
Lakota Lockup ProjectRapid City, SDBeads and supplies for incarcerated persons' traditional crafts$1,500

By state: New Mexico 6 · South Dakota 7 · Minnesota 6 · Colorado 3 · California 4 · Montana 2

About this foundation

Santa Fe Natural Tobacco Company Foundation is a private grantmaking foundation in Winston Salem, North Carolina, administered in care of Donna Adams, tax-exempt since 1998. 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 Santa Fe Natural Tobacco Company Foundation accept grant applications?

Yes. On its 2024 Form 990-PF the foundation indicates it accepts applications. The grant application and instructions can be accessed at the following website: Www.sfntcfoundation.org the following information should be included with the application: A) application form b)… Deadlines: Grant application submission deadlines are february 15, may 15, august 15, and november 15..

How much does Santa Fe Natural Tobacco Company Foundation give each year?

In tax year 2024 it paid $439K across 39 grants, a median of $10K.

Where does Santa Fe Natural Tobacco Company Foundation give?

New Mexico (6 grants), South Dakota (7 grants), Minnesota (6 grants) and elsewhere, per its latest filing.

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