Private foundation · EIN 88-1650059 · Chicago, Illinois · Philanthropy & grantmaking

Richard H Driehaus Art Exhibition Lending Foundation

Should you approach them?

Don't send a cold proposal. The foundation reports that it only gives to preselected organizations; an introduction through a current grantee or board member is the realistic route.

From the 2025 Form 990-PF: 0 grants paid, total.

Accepts applications
No
per 990-PF Part XV
Grants paid, 2025
0
Median grant
—
Stays in IL
—
of grants
Deadline
—
Assets
$117M

About this foundation

Richard H Driehaus Art Exhibition Lending Foundation is a private grantmaking foundation in Chicago, Illinois, administered in care of Driehaus Enterprise Mgmt Inc, tax-exempt since 2024. Private foundations must pay out roughly 5% of their assets each year, mostly as grants to 501(c)(3) public charities.

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Does Richard H Driehaus Art Exhibition Lending Foundation accept grant applications?

No. On its 2025 Form 990-PF the foundation checked that it only makes contributions to preselected organizations. Look for an introduction through a current grantee.

How much does Richard H Driehaus Art Exhibition Lending Foundation give each year?

Richard H Driehaus Art Exhibition Lending Foundation reports about $117M in assets. Its 990-PF return shows total grants paid each year.

Where does Richard H Driehaus Art Exhibition Lending Foundation give?

Richard H Driehaus Art Exhibition Lending Foundation is based in Chicago, IL. Most private foundations give mainly in their home region.

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