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Private foundation · EIN 31-1096254

Spaulding Foundation

Cincinnati, OH

Spaulding Foundation is a private foundation based in Cincinnati, OH. On its Form 990-PF for tax year 2025, it reported $1.55M in grants and contributions paid across 47 grants, with $46.7M in assets (fair market value). Its return lists how to submit a request. Its largest grants went to Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden, NewPath Child & Family Solutions and Serenity Recovery Network.

How to request funding

Contact
Laura Dunderman
Phone
5139360101
Address
8040 Hosbrook Road Suite 440, Cincinnati, OH, 45236
Form and materials
Request an application from Laura Dunderman
Deadlines
Quarterly Grant applications should be received January 1, April 1, July 1 and October 1.
Restrictions
Grants are made to organizations qualifying under IRC Section 501 ( c) (3), for purposes of improving life in the community, focusing in areas of mental health, mental and physical disabilities, substance abuse/chemical addiction, and domestic violence, rape, and abuse. Grants are geographically limited to charitable organizations serving Hamilton County, Ohio and the counties contiguous thereto.

As reported on the foundation's Form 990-PF for tax year 2025. Requirements change; confirm with the foundation before applying.

Largest grants, tax year 2025

Historical data · not a prediction
RecipientLocationPurposeAmount
Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical GardenCincinnati, OHCapital support for construction of Giraffe's Tower Exhibit$500,000
NewPath Child & Family SolutionsCincinnati, OHCapital funding to renovate building as residential unit for children with mental health issues$75,000
Serenity Recovery NetworkCincinnati, OHCapital funding for housing units for adults in recovery$50,000
Family Nurturing CenterFlorence, KYCapital funding to renovate facility to expand services to children and families impacted by abuse$50,000
Stepping StonesCincinnati, OHFunding for Adult Day Services for disabled adults$30,000
EDGE Teen CenterLiberty Township, OHFunding for Afterschool Program for at-risk children$30,000
Beech Acres Parenting CenterCincinnati, OHFunding for Beyond the Classroom integrating mental health and support services in schools$30,000
PLAN of Southwest OhioCincinnati, OHFunding for Family Surrogacy Program planning long term care for disabled family members$30,000
Found House Interfaith Housing NetworkCincinnati, OHFunding for permanent supportive housing program aiding chronically homeless individuals with disabilities$30,000
Freestore FoodbankCincinnati, OHFunding for Stabilization Program providing case management to individuals and families$30,000
Assistance League of Greater CincinnatiCincinnati, OHFunding for Assault Survivor Kits and New Beginnings Program aiding victims of domestic/sexual violence$27,500
Joseph HouseCincinnati, OHFunding to create outdoor wellness space for veterans in recovery$25,000
Springer School and CenterCincinnati, OHFunding for tuition assistance for children with learning disabilities$25,000
The Crossroads CenterCincinnati, OHCapital funding for entry access controls in new facility providing substance abuse and mental health services$25,000
Cincinnati Association for the Blind & Visually ImpairedCincinnati, OHFunding for adaptive equipment and services for the blind/visually impaired$25,000
Epilepsy Alliance OhioCincinnati, OHFunding to purchase minivan with wheelchair lift to transport disabled residents$25,000
Cincinnati Therapeutic Riding & HorsemanshipMilford, OHFunding for equine therapy programs for disabled adults and children$25,000
St Elizabeth HealthcareEdgewood, KYFunding for forensic nurse exams of victims of sexual assault/human trafficking$25,000
Down Syndrome Association of Greater CincinnatiCincinnati, OHFunding for programming for youth and adults with Down syndrome$25,000
St Vincent de Paul Charitable PharmacyCincinnati, OHFunding for prescription medications and clinical services to under- and un-insured individuals$25,000
Neurofit GymHamilton, OHFunding for therapeutic care and services to individuals with neurological diagnoses lacking insurance therapy$25,000
St Joseph HomeCincinnati, OHFunding for van to transport disabled individuals to appointments and events$25,000
Last Mile Food RescueCincinnati, OHGeneral operating support for pickup and delivery of fresh food to service organizations$25,000
Cincinnati Eye Institute FoundationBlue Ash, OHFunding to purchase spot vision screener and autorefractor for use in mobile vision clinic$21,165
FernsideCincinnati, OHFunding for Family Program providing grief services to family members$20,000

The 25 largest of 47 grants listed on the return. Names and purposes as reported to the IRS.

Where its grants went

Quick answers

Does Spaulding Foundation accept grant applications?

Its Form 990-PF lists how to submit a request. Form and materials: Request an application from Laura Dunderman. Deadlines: Quarterly Grant applications should be received January 1, April 1, July 1 and October 1.. Restrictions: Grants are made to organizations qualifying under IRC Section 501 ( c) (3), for purposes of improving life in the community, focusing in areas of mental health, mental and physical disabilities, substance abuse/chemical addiction, and domestic violence, rape, and abuse. Grants are geographically limited to charitable organizations serving Hamilton County, Ohio and the counties contiguous thereto.. Confirm current requirements with the foundation before applying.

How much does Spaulding Foundation give each year?

For tax year 2025, it reported $1,545,944 in grants and contributions paid (47 grants). Giving can change from year to year.

What organizations has Spaulding Foundation funded?

Its largest grants in tax year 2025 went to Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden (OH), $500K, NewPath Child & Family Solutions (OH), $75K, Serenity Recovery Network (OH), $50K, Family Nurturing Center (KY), $50K and Stepping Stones (OH), $30K.