Funders to approach for One Fund El Paso
The organization was formed to lessen the governmental burdens caused by the tragic events in El Paso, Texas (the 'City") on August 3, 2019 wherein a mass shooting ocurred (the "Events of August 3rd") by (a) providing a single, unified charitable vehicle to receive and administer ultimately those contributions made to El Paso Community Foundation, Paso del Norte Community Foundation, and/or other local charities that immediately began pouring in from the public in the wake of the Events of August 3rd, and thereby avoiding the misdirection of donations to fraudulent organizations; (b) providing the infrastructure to coordinate the collection, administration and distribution and use of these funds in a manner consistent with the City's interest in assisting the victims of the attack with financial and other restitution; (c) acting as a central resource to allow those affected by the Events of August 3rd to find appropriate and reputable services; and (d) maintaining the infrastructure…
Your prospects by chance and grant size
a funder to approach
Half the value is in your top 7 funders, of 152
- 1Paso del Norte Health FoundationGives in Texas (44 of 69)Similar grantees: El Pasoans Fighting Hunger ($78k/yr), El Paso Children's Hospital Foundation ($120k/yr), University Medical Center Foundation of El Paso ($98k/yr)1 in 78$59k
- 2The Electric Company Charitable FoundationGives in Texas (47 of 71)Similar grantees: El Pasoans Fighting Hunger ($50k/yr), Medical Center of the Americas Foundation ($10k/yr), Community En Accion ($20k/yr)1 in 66$12k
- 3The Hunt Family FoundationGives in Texas (85 of 131)Similar grantees: El Pasoans Fighting Hunger ($58k/yr), El Paso Museum of History Foundation ($35k/yr), Medical Center of the Americas Foundation ($50k/yr)1 in 70$12k
149 more funders on the list for One Fund El Paso
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