Rosalie J & C Daniel Maldari Family

Open & Accessible
Private Foundation
New York, New YorkSmallEIN: 113521349
Education NonprofitsYouth Development OrganizationsCommunity Service ClubsWomen Empowerment NonprofitsReligious and Faith-based Organizations

The Rosalie J. and C. Daniel Maldari Charitable Foundation is a New York-based private family foundation that supports educational programs domestically and internationally. The official website lists board members, recent grant activity, a grants section and a 'request to apply' form for prospective grantees.

Source: Website · Mar 2026

Ideal Applicant

Small-to-midsize education or youth-development nonprofits (often faith-affiliated) with demonstrated program results, a New York presence or partner connection, and need for project-level grants in the $10k–$50k range.

Good Fit

  • Programs focused on K–12 education, scholarships, or youth leadership development
  • Faith-based or Jesuit-aligned mission or partnerships with Catholic schools and ministries
  • Established track record and prior relationships or referrals into the foundation's network
  • Geographic presence or program delivery in New York or the greater NYC area
  • Project budgets and requests that align with the foundation's common grant sizes ($10k–$50k)

Geography

Moderate

Grants are centered in New York but also reach DC, NJ, CA and one overseas recipient; about 55% of dollars went to in-state recipients while grants were awarded across five states.

Recipient Variety

Broad

Each observed year shows about 21 distinct grantees covering education, youth development, refugee support, women’s empowerment and faith-based programs, indicating a broad mission and institutional spread for the foundation's size.

New Applicants

Moderate

Direct evidence of turnover is limited but the observed pattern is relationship-driven: the latest year had only one new recipient and a high returning-recipient rate; a public 'request to apply' form exists, however the foundation also states it primarily funds preselected applicants, so independent new entrants appear possible but infrequent.

Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026