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Private foundation · EIN 27-2009342

The Paul E Singer Foundation

New York, NY

The Paul E Singer Foundation is a private foundation based in New York, NY. On its Form 990-PF for tax year 2023, it reported $200M in grants and contributions paid across 54 grants, with $894M in assets (fair market value). It reports that it gives only to preselected charitable organizations and does not accept unsolicited requests for funds. Its largest grants went to Jp Morgan Charitable Giving Fund, The Singer Family Charitable Foundation and Uja Federation of New York.

How to request funding

Gives only to preselected organizations. On its Form 990-PF, this foundation checked the box saying it makes contributions only to preselected charitable organizations and does not accept unsolicited requests for funds. Relationships and invitations usually come first.

As reported on the foundation's Form 990-PF for tax year 2023. Requirements change; confirm with the foundation before applying.

Largest grants, tax year 2023

Historical data · not a prediction
RecipientLocationPurposeAmount
Jp Morgan Charitable Giving FundJenkintown, PAFor Charitable Purpose of Organization$161,500,000
The Singer Family Charitable FoundationWilmington, NYFor Charitable Purpose of Organization$25,000,000
Uja Federation of New YorkNew York, NYFor Charitable Purpose of Organization$2,340,000
The Manhattan InstituteNew York, NYFor Charitable Purpose of Organization$2,075,000
The Birthright Israel FoundationNew York, NYFor Charitable Purpose of Organization$1,445,000
Blair House FoundationWashington, DCFor Charitable Purpose of Organization$1,000,000
Tamid Israel Investment GroupGrand Rapids, MIFor Charitable Purpose of Organization$700,000
Jewish Community Relations Council of NyNew York, NYFor Charitable Purpose of Organization$602,860
Chabad of Martha's VineyardTisbury, MAFor Charitable Purpose of Organization$575,000
Jewish Leadership AcademyMiami, FLFor Charitable Purpose of Organization$400,000
Palm Beach Orthodox SynagoguePalm Beach, FLFor Charitable Purpose of Organization$399,000
Afsnc IncNew York, NYFor Charitable Purpose of Organization$300,000
Success AcademiesNew York, NYFor Charitable Purpose of Organization$300,000
Congregation Beth ElohimBrooklyn, NYFor Charitable Purpose of Organization$260,000
Hebrew Language Charter SchoolsNew York, NYFor Charitable Purpose of Organization$250,000
Young Judaea GlobalNew York, NYFor Charitable Purpose of Organization$250,000
Jewish Funders NetworkNew York, NYFor Charitable Purpose of Organization$235,000
New York City Police FoundationNew York, NYFor Charitable Purpose of Organization$200,000
Itrek IncNew York, NYFor Charitable Purpose of Organization$175,000
The Jewish Communal FundNew York, NYFor Charitable Purpose of Organization$175,000
Jewish Federation of Palm Beach CountyWest Palm Beach, FLFor Charitable Purpose of Organization$161,705
Bbyo IncWashington, DCFor Charitable Purpose of Organization$150,000
The Areivim Philanthropic GroupNew York, NYFor Charitable Purpose of Organization$150,000
The Jewish MuseumNew York, NYFor Charitable Purpose of Organization$150,000
Trustees of the Congregation Shearith IsraelNew York, NYFor Charitable Purpose of Organization$150,000

The 25 largest of 54 grants listed on the return. Names and purposes as reported to the IRS.

Where its grants went

Quick answers

Does The Paul E Singer Foundation accept grant applications?

According to its Form 990-PF for tax year 2023, The Paul E Singer Foundation makes contributions only to preselected charitable organizations and does not accept unsolicited requests for funds.

How much does The Paul E Singer Foundation give each year?

For tax year 2023, it reported $200,018,665 in grants and contributions paid (54 grants). Giving can change from year to year.

What organizations has The Paul E Singer Foundation funded?

Its largest grants in tax year 2023 went to Jp Morgan Charitable Giving Fund (PA), $162M, The Singer Family Charitable Foundation (NY), $25M, Uja Federation of New York (NY), $2.34M, The Manhattan Institute (NY), $2.08M and The Birthright Israel Foundation (NY), $1.45M.