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IRS 990-PF profile

PINKERTON FOUNDATION

New York, NY · EIN 136206624 · Data as of July 31, 2026

Can an organization apply?

Yes. Its 2023 filing describes how to apply.

Application timing as written in that filing: “Letters of inquiry are welcome at any time.” This is historical filing information.

How to apply, from its own filing

Contact
GRANT PORTAL-YVONNE SCHONBORG / 2123323346
Address
610 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK, NY, 10020
Form and process
All applicants must submit a brief letter of inquiry, not to exceed 20,000 characters, describing the grantee organization and the proposed project through our Grant Portal. You will be asked to upload an organization budget, program budget and list of board members.
Restrictions
Grants are awarded only to nonprofit public charitable organizations that are tax-exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. The Foundation does not make grants to individuals or provide emergency assistance, nor do we support medical research, the direct provision of health care or religious education. We rarely make grants to support conferences, publications or media. On rare occasions, we will make grants for building renovations or other capital projects--but only to…

own 990-PF filing, 2023. Filed text, not a live application channel. Names, addresses and deadlines age quickly; confirm against current first-party guidance before sending anything.

Giving reported · 2023
$38,346,140
Assets reported
$689,062,497
Median grant
$56,000
Latest filing year
2023

$17,474,650 in grants already approved for future payment across 135 grants, reported 2023. Grants the foundation approved for future payment as reported on its 990-PF. Approved is not paid, and the filing does not say when payment falls due.

Where its recorded grants went

Recipient location in the quality-gated IRS record.

NY1,415 award lines
MA35 award lines
DC25 award lines
CT24 award lines
CA21 award lines
NJ16 award lines

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What this data is, and what it is not
  • Source: IRS 990-PF filings, grant schedules, and Business Master File identity data.
  • Privacy: Grant recipients that read as named individuals are withheld unless the IRS Business Master File corroborates an organization of that name in that state. Withheld lines are absent from every count and total on this page..
  • Interpretation: Historical grants do not establish current mission, eligibility, application status, or likelihood of future funding.

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