Grants
Tax-exempt status and donation benefits
Clover Foundation qualifies as a tax-exempt charitable organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code (IRC) and is exempt from federal income taxes. Donations to the Foundation are deductible as charitable contributions on income tax returns, subject to IRC limitations.
Year
2022
Grantee
Prelatura della Santa Croce e Opus Dei (Italy)
Grant specifics
Part 2 of €5m capital grant for demolition of existing structure and construction of new Villa Fontana facility with connector to Villa Tevere.
Year
2022
Grantee
The Witherspoon Institute (USA)
Grant specifics
Support for the Institute’s Summer Seminars for high school, undergraduate, and graduate students. Over 100 students participate in a series of intense courses that examine different areas of human knowledge using the insights of the Western ethical tradition.
Year
2021
Grantee
Asociación Para La Cooperación Cultural (Panama)
Grant specifics
Financial assistance for construction loans to Panama non-profit. APCC promotes education with moral values and undertakes social projects to help poor Panamanians.
Year
2021
Grantee
Colegio Montefalco - Asociación Cultural International, A.C. (Mexico)
Grant specifics
Support for scholarships and school maintenance for longtime partner in Mexico. Began as a farm school teaching the trades to girls. Today it is an elementary school and high school.
Year
2021
Grantee
AVPE - Asociación Venezolana de Promoción Educativa (Venezuela)
Grant specifics
Capital grant for remodeling of the Araya Study Center and operating assistance for food and equipment at the Monteavila University Residence Hall.
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