Alice E. and Joseph C. Blewett Foundation Grant

The Alice E. and Joseph C. Blewett Foundation provides funding to support charitable, educational, and religious initiatives primarily in and around Dallas, Texas. The foundation’s mission is to promote these causes through financial support to nonprofit organizations that align with its core program areas. Although there are no official geographic restrictions, historical funding patterns suggest a focus on organizations based in the Dallas area. The foundation funds projects in several key program areas, including arts, culture, and humanities, education, environmental and animal welfare, health, human services, public and societal benefit, and religion. Eligible applicants must be tax-exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. The foundation does not specify funding amounts, indicating that award sizes may vary based on the scope and impact of proposed projects. Applications are accepted throughout the year; however, to be considered during the annual grant meeting in the spring, proposals must be submitted by February 28. The foundation reviews applications received by the deadline and communicates funding decisions by June. The process includes an automated confirmation email upon submission, ensuring applicants know their request has been received. Applicants may be required to submit periodic progress reports and final reports for funded projects. These reporting requirements help the foundation assess the impact of its funding and ensure compliance with its mission and objectives. The application process is managed by Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., which serves as the trustee of the foundation. The foundation’s commitment to supporting charitable organizations in Dallas and beyond makes it a valuable resource for nonprofits seeking funding in the areas of education, arts, health, religion, and community benefit. Organizations that align with its mission and submit timely applications stand a strong chance of consideration for funding in the annual grant cycle.