Funders › ME › Golden Rule Foundation › 2022
Grants paid by Golden Rule Foundation, tax year 2022
EIN 59-9207701 · Rockport, ME · Form 990-PF, Part XV
In tax year 2022, Golden Rule Foundation (EIN 59-9207701) reported 12 grants paid totaling $74,000. Dataset version 2026.09.0, built 2026-09-03.
Every grant, 2022
| Tax year | Recipient | Match | Amount | Type | Purpose | Source filing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | Philadelphia City Rowing Plymouth, PA | B | $16,000 | paid | PCR is seeking $16,000 of general operating support from Meegan Coll andthe Phoenix Dragon Boat Team to support growing our presence inunderserved schools throughout Philadelphia. Your support will enable us todedicate more staff time to getting our program in front of as manyPhiladelphia students as possible and will support expansion of our middleschool and summer learn-to-row programs. | 202320459349100907 |
| 2022 | Maine Youth Alliance DBA the Game L Belfast, ME | D | $10,000 | paid | The immediate goal of the program is increased socialization, emotionalcontrol, and summer learning. The long-term goal is to help youth becomeadults who are: confident, competent, connected, contributing, and caring. TheGame Loft will run summer programs from July 6 through September 30, 2022for youth ages 6-18. | 202320459349100907 |
| 2022 | Friends of Urban Inc Brooklyn, NY | C | $10,000 | paid | This grant will allow our school to enhance our performing arts, acting andchorus programming. We will use this funding to hire a musical director, actingteacher and choreographer to coach our students. We will also allocate moneyfor our set design crew. Our goal is to provide students with acting classes andsinging lessons and to perform a school musical and talent show. | 202320459349100907 |
| 2022 | The Visual Arts Center of Richmond Richmond, VA | B | $10,000 | paid | This grant request is to support the continued success and expansion ofCommunity Partnerships Programs (CPPs) at VisArts. This includes: MakeSpace, Art After School (AAS), Adult Partnerships (Studio S and Veterans)and Engage, our gallery education program. In 2022-23 CPPs will deliver artseducation and studio arts experiences to 2,500 youth and over 500 adultcommunity-members who are in need. | 202320459349100907 |
| 2022 | Belfast Area Child Care Services Waldo, ME | B | $8,000 | paid | We want to continue our music and movement program for the children atBelfast Area Children's Center and Starrett Children's Center. We will bring ina musician each week as well as a yoga instructor to teach children aboutmusic and movement. The benefits of both Yoga and music for children arewell documented as far as being beneficial in reducing stress and advancingbrain development. | 202320459349100907 |
| 2022 | Issue Project Room New York, NY | C | $8,000 | paid | ISSUE Project Room respectfully requests $8,500 in renewed funding forgeneral operations as per the recommendation of The Golden RuleFoundation Board Member Gilbert Hsiao. As ISSUE assumes ownership of the22 Boerum Place theater, a 2022 grant would help support artists on anongoing basis through offsite performances, artist commissions andresidencies. | 202320459349100907 |
| 2022 | Hooves for Harmony Inc Rohnert Park, CA | C | $7,000 | paid | Our program is expanding to include more than just children with disabilitiesand foster children. We have joined forces with other nonprofits to reach someof the most vulnerable children in our community: those who live in poverty.We are working with Novato Spirit, Gilead House (homeless shelter), andMarin Community Clinic. | 202320459349100907 |
| 2022 | The Makers Guild of Maine Searsport, ME | B | $2,000 | paid | Funds will support Chrissy Fowler's ongoing work in communities and schoolsin Maine, including (a) directly teaching and leading traditional participatorysocial dance & music/song with students, families, & community members,and (b) facilitating those same sorts of programs with other leaders. Specialfocus on serving under resourced organizations and PK-12 schools, especiallyin Waldo County. | 202320459349100907 |
| 2022 | The Sharing Foundation Concord, MA | B | $1,000 | paid | The Sharing Foundation respectfully requests a $1000 grant to cover threemonths of the annual budget for the school in Mondulkiri. The SharingFoundation employs two teachers to teach 32 children to read, write and spell.This school is in a remote area in northeastern Cambodia, populated bymountain people called a Hill Tribe. If not for TSF, the children would remainilliterate. | 202320459349100907 |
| 2022 | Sweet Tree Arts Sweetland School Hope, ME | U | $1,000 | paid | Music brings the community together and increases social bonding betweenpeople.The request for $1000 will continue to support the musical offerings at SweetTree Arts / Sweetland School by allowing us to continue our steel drums andfolk music offerings within Sweetland School and our local community. | 202320459349100907 |
| 2022 | Issue Project Room New York, NY | C | $500 | paid | ISSUE Project Room respectfully requests $8,500 in renewed funding forgeneral operations as per the recommendation of The Golden RuleFoundation Board Member Gilbert Hsiao. As ISSUE assumes ownership of the22 Boerum Place theater, a 2022 grant would help support artists on anongoing basis through offsite performances, artist commissions andresidencies. | 202320459349100907 |
| 2022 | Hooves for Harmony Inc Rohnert Park, CA | C | $500 | paid | Our program is expanding to include more than just children with disabilitiesand foster children. We have joined forces with other nonprofits to reach someof the most vulnerable children in our community: those who live in poverty.We are working with Novato Spirit, Gilead House (homeless shelter), andMarin Community Clinic. | 202320459349100907 |
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