Glenstone Foundation
EIN 205938416 Private FoundationTotal Given 2017–2024
$59.9M
77 grants · $7.5M avg/year
based on 8 yrs of IRS 990-PF records on file
$1M+/yr
mid-tier
capacity
$25K
typical mid grants · $5K–$225K
grant size
23%
balanced · 11/47 multi-year
repeat
$4.4B
Assets (2024)
47
Distinct Recipients
About
In 2021, the Foundation began engaging diverse communities within our geographic areas of focus by creating lasting positive psychological, emotional, social, and economic impact over time, by supporting the communities or partnering with other organizations to support them. Objectives include: Youth Engagement Facilitate access to information and opportunities for future generations through youth engagement initiatives and partnerships. Health & Wellbeing Through civic engagement, enhance and exchange knowledge, skills and expertise that improves the public health and well-being of target communities. Inequality Support organizations through partnerships to advance research and programs to address inequities, reduce poverty, protect human rights and provide equitable access to resources. Environmental Justice Through research and partnerships support organizations advance equitable policies that address the impact of climate change primarily on minority communities including access to clean air and water, restoring land, upgrading energy infrastructure and building community resiliency.
Focus Areas
Application Information
Accepts Unsolicited Proposals
No. Preselected Only
Phone
(301) 983-5001
Financial Trends
Giving Over Time
Total Assets Over Time
View financial data as table
| Year | Total Giving | Total Assets | Revenue | Grants |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2017 | $657K | $1.7B | $467.6M | 11 |
| 2018 | $798K | $1.8B | $248.3M | 10 |
| 2019 | N/A | $1.9B | $370.0M | N/A |
| 2020 | $5.3M | $2.4B | $596.7M | 10 |
| 2021 | $13.6M | $4.8B | $1.9B | 12 |
| 2022 | $6.4M | $4.4B | $132.6M | 11 |
| 2023 | $2.8M | $4.3B | $266.8M | 14 |
| 2024 | $30.4M | $4.4B | $15.9M | 9 |
Grant Size Distribution
Based on 77 grants on record
Minimum
$70
25th Pctl
$5K
Median
$25K
Average
$778K
75th Pctl
$225K
Maximum
$13.1M
Geographic Distribution
Texas Counties Served
2.6% of US grants
· Rank #6 of 14 states
$120K across
2 grants
2 of 254 counties
Top 2 counties
- 1 Travis
- 2 Harris
Officers & Directors
MR
Mitchell P. Rales
8+ yrs
Chairman/Director
Leadership
ER
Emily W. Rales
8+ yrs
President
Leadership
CB
C Scott Brannan
8+ yrs
Vice President./Treasurer/Director
Leadership
RP
Rachel L. S. Plumley
8+ yrs
Secretary/Director
Leadership
NM
Noordin Moloo
2 yrs
Director of Finance
AC
Anthony Cerveny
8+ yrs
Chief Operating Officer - Until 4/2024
CB
C Scott Brannan
8+ yrs
Vice President./Treasurer/Director
Leadership
ER
Emily W. Rales
8+ yrs
President
Leadership
MR
Mitchell P. Rales
8+ yrs
Chairman/Director
Leadership
RP
Rachel L. S. Plumley
8+ yrs
Secretary/Director
Leadership
NM
Noordin Moloo
2 yrs
Director of Finance
HN
Heather F. Nolan
4 yrs
DIRECTOR OF FINANCE-retired
AC
Anthony Cerveny
8+ yrs
Chief Operating Officer
MR
Mitchell P. Rales
8+ yrs
Chairman/Director
Leadership
ER
Emily W. Rales
8+ yrs
President
Leadership
CB
C Scott Brannan
8+ yrs
Vice President./Treasurer/Director
Leadership
RP
Rachel L. S. Plumley
8+ yrs
Secretary/Director
Leadership
HN
Heather F. Nolan
4 yrs
Director of Finance
AC
Anthony Cerveny
8+ yrs
Chief Operating Officer
MR
Mitchell P. Rales
8+ yrs
Chairman/Director
Leadership
CB
C Scott Brannan
8+ yrs
Vice President./Treasurer/Director
Leadership
ER
Emily W. Rales
8+ yrs
President
Leadership
RP
Rachel L. S. Plumley
8+ yrs
Secretary/Director
Leadership
HN
Heather F. Nolan
4 yrs
Director of Finance
AC
Anthony Cerveny
8+ yrs
Chief Operating Officer
MR
Mitchell P. Rales
8+ yrs
Chairman/Director
Leadership
ER
Emily W. Rales
8+ yrs
President
Leadership
CB
C Scott Brannan
8+ yrs
Vice President./Treasurer/Director
Leadership
RP
Rachel L. S. Plumley
8+ yrs
Secretary/Director
Leadership
HN
Heather F. Nolan
4 yrs
Director of Finance
MT
Mary Beth Tsikalas
4 yrs
Director of Finance & HR
AC
Anthony Cerveny
8+ yrs
Chief Operating Officer
LL
Laura Linton
4 yrs
Chief Administrative Officer
CB
C Scott Brannan
8+ yrs
Vice President./Treasurer/Director
Leadership
ER
Emily W. Rales
8+ yrs
President
Leadership
MR
Mitchell P. Rales
8+ yrs
Chairman/Director
Leadership
RP
Rachel L. S. Plumley
8+ yrs
Secretary/Director
Leadership
MT
Mary Beth Tsikalas
4 yrs
Director of Finance & HR
LL
Laura Linton
4 yrs
Chief Administrative Officer
AC
Anthony Cerveny
8+ yrs
Chief Operating Officer
CB
C Scott Brannan
8+ yrs
Vice President./Treasurer/Director
Leadership
ER
Emily W. Rales
8+ yrs
President
Leadership
MR
Mitchell P. Rales
8+ yrs
Chairman/Director
Leadership
RP
Rachel L. S. Plumley
8+ yrs
Secretary / Director
Leadership
MT
Mary Beth Tsikalas
4 yrs
Director of Finance & HR
LL
Laura Linton
4 yrs
Chief Administrative Officer
AC
Anthony Cerveny
8+ yrs
Chief Operating Officer
ER
Emily W. Rales
8+ yrs
President
Leadership
CB
C Scott Brannan
8+ yrs
Vice President./Treasurer/Director
Leadership
MR
Mitchell P. Rales
8+ yrs
Chairman/Director
Leadership
MR
Michael G. RYAN
Assistant Treasurer/Director
Leadership
TB
Teresa LC Baldwin
Secretary
Leadership
RP
Rachel L. S. Plumley
8+ yrs
Secretary / Director
Leadership
JB
Joseph O. Bunting III
Director
MT
Mary Beth Tsikalas
4 yrs
Director of Finance & HR
LL
Laura Linton
4 yrs
Chief Administrative Officer
AC
Anthony Cerveny
8+ yrs
Chief Operating Officer
Grants Awarded (77 total)
| Purpose | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Foundation to Combat Antisemitism | Foxborough, MA | $13,129,000 | COMMUNITY SUPPORT ADDRESS INEQUALITY | 2024 |
| Foundation to Combat Antisemitism | Foxborough, MA | $11,871,000 | COMMUNITY SUPPORT ADDRESS INEQUALITY | 2024 |
| Studio Museum Harlem | NY, NY | $5,000,000 | SUPPORT THE ARTS | 2021 |
| Studio Museum Harlem | NY, NY | $5,000,000 | SUPPORT THE ARTS | 2021 |
| Studio Museum Harlem | NY, NY | $5,000,000 | SUPPORT THE ARTS | 2022 |
| National Gallery of Art | Washington, DC | $4,547,044 | SUPPORT THE ARTS | 2020 |
| National Gallery of Art | Washington, DC | $3,150,000 | SUPPORT THE ARTS | 2021 |
| National Gallery of Art | Washington, DC | $2,000,000 | SUPPORT THE ARTS | 2024 |
| National Gallery of Art | Washington, DC | $1,800,000 | SUPPORT THE ARTS | 2024 |
| Scotland AME Church | Potomac, MD | $1,500,000 | GENERAL SUPPORT | 2024 |
| National Gallery of Art | Washington, DC | $1,080,000 | SUPPORT THE ARTS | 2023 |
| Scotland AME Church | Potomac, MD | $775,000 | GENERAL SUPPORT | 2023 |
| National Gallery of Art | Washington, DC | $727,500 | SUPPORT THE ARTS | 2022 |
| Baltimore Museum of Art | Baltimore, MD | $600,000 | SUPPORT THE ARTS | 2023 |
| Scotland AME Church | Potomac, MD | $503,840 | GENERAL SUPPORT | 2022 |
| Art Institute of Chicago | Chicago, IL | $500,000 | SUPPORT THE ARTS | 2017 |
| Mount Desert 365 | Northeast Harbor, ME | $490,497 | GENERAL SUPPORT | 2020 |
| Whitney Museum | New York, NY | $250,000 | SUPPORT THE ARTS | 2018 |
| Whitney Museum | New York, NY | $250,000 | SUPPORT THE ARTS | 2018 |
| Scotland AME Church | Potomac, MD | $225,000 | GENERAL SUPPORT | 2021 |
| Art Institute of Chicago | Chicago, IL | $195,000 | SUPPORT THE ARTS | 2018 |
| Foundation for Contemporary Arts | NY, NY | $144,000 | SUPPORT THE ARTS | 2023 |
| United States Artists | Chicago, IL | $100,000 | SUPPORT THE ARTS | 2020 |
| Storm King Art Center | New Windsor, NY | $100,000 | SUPPORT THE ARTS | 2023 |
| Blanton Museum of Art | Austin, TX | $100,000 | SUPPORT THE ARTS | 2017 |
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