Earle K And Katherine F Moore
This organization is a private foundation focused on supporting charitable initiatives. Its mission appears to center around education and the arts, as evidenced by its funding of organizations such as the Robin Hood Foundation for general support and the Japanese American National Museum for educational purposes. The foundation primarily serves nonprofit organizations that align with these values, contributing to sectors that enhance cultural awareness and educational opportunities. While it has a small operational scale, its giving reflects a commitment to impactful support within these areas.
Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026
Ideal Applicant
An established arts, culture, or education nonprofit (often larger or regionally prominent) with alignment to the foundation's observed grants and an existing relationship or introduction to a trustee or current grantee.
Good Fit
- • Organization operates in arts, culture, or education and seeks general operating or program support.
- • Organization is regionally prominent or has operations in New York (the dominant state in recent giving).
- • Organization can be introduced through a trustee, board contact, or an existing grantee.
- • Capacity to absorb a relatively large single grant (six-figure or mid-five-figure range).
Geography
In the latest year grants reached two states (New York and California), but 91% of dollars were directed to New York, so observed giving is multi-state but heavily NY-weighted.
Recipient Variety
In the latest observed year the foundation funded only two distinct recipients; while those recipients appear independent, the small count indicates limited variety in the observed portfolio.
New Applicants
The foundation's filing and application notes indicate grants are by preselection rather than open solicitation, and no public application or contact route was found; based on these cues unsolicited new applicants are unlikely to gain entry (observation is limited to one year).
Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026
