OVERVIEW: The Stainman Family Foundation’s grantmaking includes support of human services and arts organizations.
IP TAKE: The foundation keeps a low public profile, which limits information available on its grantmaking priorities and activities.
FUNDING AREAS: Human Services, Humanitarian & Human Rights, Arts & Culture, Education
PROFILE: Established in New York, the Stainman Family Foundation was founded by First Manhattan veteran Arthur Stainman and his wife Lois.
While the Stainman Family Foundation does not maintain a website, tax filings suggest it's grantmaking supports human services and arts organizations. It also appears to prefer a broad approach since its does not name grantmaking particulars. In addition, it's notable that the Stainmans have been involved with the New York City Food Bank for more than two decades and Stainman serves as treasurer on the board.
Grants range from $150 to $125,000. Past grantees include Citymeals on Wheels, Bed Stuy Campaign Against Hunger, Planned Parenthood NYC, Lincoln Center Theater, The Met, and Hunter College Foundation.
Stainman's filings do not indicate whether it accepts unsolicited applications; however, given it's lack of transparency, it's clear that it does not.
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CONTACT:
The Stainman Family Foundation may be reached at:
The Stainman Family Foundation
320 E. 72nd St.
New York City, NY 10021
Telephone: 2127563419