Tauck Family Foundation

Open & Accessible
Private Foundation
WILTON, ConnecticutMediumEIN: 270729341
Environmental Conservation GroupsCommunity and Economic Development ProgramsEducation NonprofitsYouth Development Organizations

The Tauck Family Foundation is a private family foundation based in Wilton, CT that supports communities most impacted by climate and environmental challenges to strengthen regenerative ecosystems and land-use practices. The website lists contact details, a team page, grantmaking approach, and pages for current and past grantees; the grantseekers page states the foundation is not accepting unsolicited proposals. Candid/Foundation Directory listings match the foundation's EIN and Wilton address.

Source: Website · Mar 2026

Ideal Applicant

Mid‑sized nonprofits working on climate/environmental resilience, community capacity building, or local education and youth programs—especially organizations in Connecticut or partners aligned with the foundation's capacity‑building focus.

Good Fit

  • Programs focused on regenerative land use, climate resilience, or environmental conservation
  • Requests for capacity building or general operating support rather than narrow project pilots
  • Demonstrated impact or partnerships in Connecticut or communities strongly affected by climate impacts
  • Existing local credibility or introductions from current grantees or board contacts

Geography

Broad

Grants were paid to recipients in 13 states in the latest year, indicating a multi‑state footprint, though 70% of dollars were concentrated in Connecticut.

Recipient Variety

Broad

The foundation funded 31 distinct recipients in the latest year (and 41 the prior year) across capacity building, general operating support, membership, and other purposes, showing a broad set of independent grantees despite some dollar concentration.

New Applicants

Moderate

Direct evidence shows 17 new grantees in the latest year (about 55%), which indicates turnover and entry by unfamiliar organizations, but the website also states unsolicited proposals are not accepted, so public openness is limited and likely selective.

Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026