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Private foundation · EIN 72-0818077

The Booth-Bricker Fund

New Orleans, LA

The Booth-Bricker Fund is a private foundation based in New Orleans, LA. On its Form 990-PF for tax year 2025, it reported $3.45M in grants and contributions paid across 57 grants, with $83.8M in assets (fair market value). Its return lists how to submit a request. Its largest grants went to New Schools for New Orleans, The New Teacher Project and Louisiana Association of Public Charter Schools.

How to request funding

Contact
Anne P Banos
Phone
5045812430
Address
509 Octavia Street Suite A, New Orleans, La, 70115
Form and materials
Part xiv line 2(b) written, providing complete information on the applicant, including its name, address, irs determination letter, history, purpose, current operations, financial statements and budgets and governing board, as well as the specific purpose to which the requested funds would be directed.
Deadlines
Quarterly
Restrictions
1. contributions are made mainly in support of activities in new orleans and to a lesser extent, elsewhere in louisiana. it does not make contributions to individuals. 2. currently, the fund's program of charitable distributions focuses exclusively on taking advantage of the historic opportunity to reform public education in new orleans. 3. recipients must be a u.s. governmental agency or a public charity as described under section 501 (c)(3) of the internal revenue code and be classified under sections 509(a)(l) or (2). due to expenditure responsibility requirements, gifts will not be made to "fiscal sponsors", private foundations or supporting organizations (i.e. a section of 501(c)(3) organization with further designation under section 509(a)(3)). however, gifts can be given directly to the supported organization.

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
New Schools for New OrleansNew Orleans, LASupport Operations in New Orleans and Support Accelerator Grants$750,000
The New Teacher ProjectNew York, NYSupport Teachnola Expansion Into English As Second Language Certification and Retention Support$320,000
Louisiana Association of Public Charter SchoolsMetairie, LASupport Organization and Mfp Study$290,000
Crescent City SchoolsNew Orleans, LASupport Constellations Program for K-4 Intellectually Impaired Children$200,000
Bricolage AcademyNew Orleans, LASupport the Multi-Tier Student Support Program and Brave Course$190,000
Ai for EquityAlexandria, VASupport the New Orleans Ai Leadership Initiative$150,000
Special Education Leader FellowshipNew Orleans, LASupport New Spec. Ed Teacher Fellowship and Spec. Ed Leader Fellowship Programs$150,000
The Center for Learner EquityNew York, NYCentralized Special Education Services for New Orleans Charter Schools Pilot Program$135,000
Youthforce NolaNew Orleans, LASupport Programming in New Orleans$125,000
Science Teachers Equipment Lending LibraryMetairie, LASupport Equipment Lending Co-Op Matching Trustee's Gift$102,000
New Orleans Career CenterNew Orleans, LAProvide Wraparound Services for Trainees$100,000
Renew Therapeutic ProgramNew Orleans, LASupport Operations in New Orleans for Renew Therapeutic Program$100,000
Children's Bureau of LaNew Orleans, LASupport Healing High$100,000
Kipp New OrleansNew Orleans, LASupport the Implementation of Magpie and Khanmigo$100,000
Cambiar EducationEncino, CALift All Boats Leadership Development Program for New Orleans Charter Schools$100,000
Children's Hospital No Co Manning Family Children's HospitalNew Orleans, LASupport Pediatric Healthcare Landscape Analysis and Blueprint$100,000
Tulane UniversityNew Orleans, LAThe Cowen Institute's N.o. Public Education Data Fellowship$85,000
Bay Area Hybrid College InitiativeRichmond, CASupport the Rivet School's New Orleans Educator Pathway Pilot Program$80,000
City Year IncNew Orleans, LASupport Programming in New Orleans$60,000
Bureau of Governmental ResearchNew Orleans, LASupport "n.o. School Funding in a Changing District and Matching Trustee's Gift$52,500
University of New Orleans WwnoNew Orleans, LASupport for Education Desk and Matching Trustee's Gift$32,500
College Track New OrleansNew Orleans, LASupport Programming in New Orleans$25,000
Tulane UniversityNew Orleans, LAEducation Research Alliance City-Wide Youth Survey$25,000
Trinity Episcopal ChurchNew Orleans, LAMatching Trustee's Gift$11,600
Metairie Park Country DayMetairie, LAMatching Trustee's Gift$10,000

The 25 largest of 57 grants listed on the return. Names and purposes as reported to the IRS.

Where its grants went

Quick answers

Does The Booth-Bricker Fund accept grant applications?

Its Form 990-PF lists how to submit a request. Form and materials: Part xiv line 2(b) written, providing complete information on the applicant, including its name, address, irs determination letter, history, purpose, current operations, financial statements and budgets and governing board, as well as the specific purpose to which the requested funds would be directed.. Deadlines: Quarterly. Restrictions: 1. contributions are made mainly in support of activities in new orleans and to a lesser extent, elsewhere in louisiana. it does not make contributions to individuals. 2. currently, the fund's program of charitable distributions focuses exclusively on taking advantage of the historic opportunity to reform public education in new orleans. 3. recipients must be a u.s. governmental agency or a public charity as described under section 501 (c)(3) of the internal revenue code and be classified under sections 509(a)(l) or (2). due to expenditure responsibility requirements, gifts will not be made to "fiscal sponsors", private foundations or supporting organizations (i.e. a section of 501(c)(3) organization with further designation under section 509(a)(3)). however, gifts can be given directly to the supported organization.. Confirm current requirements with the foundation before applying.

How much does The Booth-Bricker Fund give each year?

For tax year 2025, it reported $3,452,705 in grants and contributions paid (57 grants). Giving can change from year to year.

What organizations has The Booth-Bricker Fund funded?

Its largest grants in tax year 2025 went to New Schools for New Orleans (LA), $750K, The New Teacher Project (NY), $320K, Louisiana Association of Public Charter Schools (LA), $290K, Crescent City Schools (LA), $200K and Bricolage Academy (LA), $190K.