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KHARIS FOUNDATION

Nashville, TN · EIN 620640228 · Data as of July 31, 2026

Can an organization apply?

Yes. Its 2025 filing describes how to apply.

Application timing as written in that filing: “JANUARY 15 THROUGH THE LAST BUSINESS DAY OF SEPTEMBER AT 3:00 P.M. FOR THE CURRENT CALENDAR YEAR.” This is historical filing information.

How to apply, from its own filing

Contact
MELINDA SANDERS / 6157365580 / MELINDA@KHARISFOUNDATION.ORG
Address
401 CHURCH STREET SUITE 2323, NASHVILLE, TN, 37219
Form and process
DETAILED INFORMATION ABOUT THE APPLICATION PROCESS IS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST.
Restrictions
THE FOUNDATION AWARDS GRANTS TO CHURCHES AND TO NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROVIDE SERVICES TO THE UNDERPRIVILEGED AND VULNERABLE POPULATIONS. AN APPLICANT ORGANIZATION MUST BE EXEMPT FROM FEDERAL TAXATION UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE AND NOT BE A PRIVATE FOUNDATION AS DESCRIBED IN SECTION 509A(A) IN ORDER TO BE ELIGIBLE. THE FOUNDATION WILL NOT MAKE GRANTS DIRECTLY TO INDIVIDUALS. THE FOUNDATION WILL ONLY SUPPORT PROJECTS OPERATING WITHIN AND FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE…

own 990-PF filing, 2025. Filed text, not a live application channel. Names, addresses and deadlines age quickly; confirm against current first-party guidance before sending anything.

Giving reported · 2025
$733,000
Assets reported
$19,734,878
Median grant
$15,000
Latest filing year
2025

$150,000 in grants already approved for future payment across 1 grants, reported 2025. 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.

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TN109 award lines
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  • Source: IRS 990-PF filings, grant schedules, and Business Master File identity data.
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