Tammy Stratman Brown Charities
The organization is a private foundation focused on providing financial support primarily through scholarships and general support to various nonprofit organizations. Its mission emphasizes education, health, and community development, with notable funding directed towards cancer research, educational institutions, and youth development programs. The foundation serves a diverse range of causes, including health charities, community centers, and religious organizations, reflecting a commitment to enhancing the well-being of individuals and communities. While it operates primarily in Missouri, its funding also extends to organizations in neighboring states.
Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026
Ideal Applicant
Local or regional nonprofits, K–12 schools, scholarship applicants tied to the Wentzville/Troy communities, and health or community-service organizations seeking general operating support or modest program grants.
Good Fit
- • A Missouri base or a clear local program in the Wentzville/Troy area.
- • Requests for general operating support or modest program funding (typical grants under $10k).
- • Student scholarship applicants who can meet the stated essay and reference requirements.
- • Health charities or cancer-research efforts (historic large awards to those causes).
- • Ability to follow a written application process and meet a March 15 deadline.
- • Organizational track record and local community ties.
Geography
Observed giving is regionally concentrated: about 71% of dollars went to the foundation's home state in the latest year, but recipients were located across 12 states in that year.
Recipient Variety
The most recent year shows a broad recipient base (42 distinct grantees) with many small-to-midsize awards and a mix of repeat and new recipients, indicating a diversified portfolio despite some dollar concentration among top recipients.
New Applicants
Direct evidence of access exists: written application guidance and a March 15 deadline are published, a mailing/contact route is available, and the latest year included 15 new recipients (about 36% of grantees), which suggests unfamiliar applicants can enter the portfolio.
Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026
