Antonio B And Rita M Pomerleau

Open & Accessible
Private Foundation
Burlington, VermontMediumEIN: 030355842
Domestic Violence SheltersFood BanksCommunity Service ClubsHumane SocietyHealth Charities

The organization is a private foundation focused on supporting a variety of charitable causes, primarily in Vermont. Its mission centers on enhancing community welfare through funding initiatives that address domestic violence, food insecurity, youth development, health charities, and community development. The foundation supports organizations such as domestic violence shelters, food banks, and youth programs, reflecting its commitment to social services and community engagement. Additionally, it has funded projects related to animal welfare and educational initiatives, demonstrating a broad interest in improving the quality of life for diverse populations.

Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026

Ideal Applicant

A Vermont-based nonprofit or program whose mission aligns with community-facing needs (youth services, parks and community development, domestic violence, food/health charities or event/scholarship support) and that can plausibly demonstrate local impact.

Good Fit

  • Primary programs that directly benefit Vermont residents or municipalities.
  • Requests framed as general operating or community program support with clear local impact.
  • Ability to accept multi-year or installment commitments and provide local references.
  • Request size consistent with recent grants (typical awards range from small amounts up to mid-five-figures or occasional six-figure gifts).
  • Willingness to submit a concise letter and follow up by phone or mail.

Geography

Restrictive

Giving is heavily concentrated in Vermont: roughly 89% of grant dollars supported VT recipients in the latest year, even though a handful of out-of-state grants appear. The footprint is therefore local with occasional out-of-state exceptions.

Recipient Variety

Broad

The latest year shows a broad recipient set (57 grants to 54 distinct organizations), spanning youth services, parks, health, community events, shelters and scholarships; this indicates substantial institutional variety despite some larger individual grants.

New Applicants

Broad

Direct evidence of new entrants exists (17 new grantees in the latest year) and the foundation publishes a practical submission route (brief letter to a P.O. Box with phone contact and rolling consideration), so unfamiliar applicants have a plausible path to enter the portfolio.

Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026