Paul M. Angell Family Foundation

Supporting Conservation, Performing Arts, Social Causes

Heartland Alliance

Rapid Employment and Development Initiative Chicago (READI Chicago)
$100,000 | Spring 2020 | Social Causes

The University of Chicago

Supporting the Lightfoot Administration in developing a comprehensive violence prevention strategy
$100,000.00 | Fall 2019 | Social Causes

The Chicago Debate Commission

Empowered Voice: Inspiring the Academic and Life Success of Chicago Youth through Debate
$100,000.00 over two years | Fall 2019 | Social Causes

SAGA Innovations, Inc.

Scaling High Dosage Tutoring in Chicago
$100,000.00 | Fall 2019 | Social Causes

Family Matters

Youth Development/Academic Achievement and Post secondary Readiness and The Family Matters School
$100,000.00 | Fall 2019 | Social Causes

Braven

Launching Braven in Chicago
$100,000.00 over two years | Fall 2019 | Social Causes

Rare

Reforming Indonesian Small-Scale Fisheries through Robust Policy and Management Plans
$100,000.00 | Fall 2019 | Conservation

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Welcome!

Welcome to the web site of the Paul M. Angell Family Foundation, where you can learn about the Foundation, its granting activities, and peruse grant recipients. Current account holders can log into the online grant management area to work on open applications or complete reports. While you're here, please click on About Paul M. Angell to learn about the life of the man who inspired the formation of this Foundation.

Fall 2021 Grant Cycle Now Open

The foundation's Fall 2021 grant cycle is now open. The deadline for receipt of LOIs is Monday, June 7th at 11:59 p.m. CDT. First time applicants should examine our online guidance within the FOR APPLICANTS tab, above, particularly the page, HOW TO APPLY. Click here to access the complete 2021 Grant Cycle Calendar. ** Please note, for … Learn More »

Growing Home

The Paul M. Angell Family Foundation is pleased to have provided funding to Growing Home over the last six years.     Growing Home believes that everyone deserves a good job, to eat well, and to live in a vibrant, supportive community. The organization proudly runs three of Chicago's first high-production, USDA-certified … Learn More»