Anam Foundation

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Private Foundation
CARMEL, IndianaSmallEIN: 453597029
Food BanksCancer Research CentersHealth CharitiesDisability Advocacy OrganizationsCommunity Service Clubs

The organization is a private foundation dedicated to supporting a wide range of charitable causes. Its mission focuses on improving health outcomes, alleviating food insecurity, and promoting environmental conservation. The foundation provides grants to organizations that support children with critical illnesses, medical research, and community development initiatives. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of providing food, medical relief, and legal services to marginalized populations. Through its funding, the foundation aims to create positive social impacts and enhance the quality of life for underserved communities.

Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026

Ideal Applicant

Nonprofits with programmatic fit to the foundation’s observed areas (food security, children’s health and services, education, and conservation), preferably with an Indiana connection or an introduction from an existing grantee or trustee.

Good Fit

  • Work in food banks, child health, education, or environmental conservation.
  • Existing or prior relationship with a current grantee or a trustee-level introduction.
  • Capacity to deploy one-off project or program grants in the $5K–$50K range (occasional larger awards observed).
  • Track record of measurable service delivery and clear, concise requests that match the foundation’s past general-donation style.

Geography

Broad

Grants in the latest year went to organizations in 17 states, with Indiana receiving the largest share (about 36%), indicating a multi-state footprint with a regional concentration.

Recipient Variety

Broad

The latest year shows 30 distinct recipients across a wide set of missions and geographies, and most grantees (26 of 30) were repeat recipients, suggesting a broad but relationship-driven portfolio rather than a tiny closed circle.

New Applicants

Restrictive

Direct evidence of turnover is limited to two years and four new grantees were observed in 2023, but the foundation explicitly states it only funds preselected applicants, so unsolicited new entrants appear unlikely to succeed without an introduction.

Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026