Zide Family Foundation

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Private Foundation
WILMINGTON, DelawareMediumEIN: 463046255
Youth Development OrganizationsFood BanksHealth CharitiesCivil Rights OrganizationsCommunity Centers

The organization is a private foundation dedicated to promoting various charitable purposes. Its mission encompasses support for youth development, food security, health charities, civil rights, and community engagement. The foundation provides funding to a diverse range of organizations, including those focused on education, veterans' services, and health-related causes. Through its grants, it aims to address pressing social issues and improve the well-being of communities and individuals across different sectors.

Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026

Ideal Applicant

Established charities with statewide or multi-state programs in youth services, food security, health, veterans, or education seeking mid- to large-size grants (roughly $50k–$300k) and able to be introduced through networks or prior grantee relationships.

Good Fit

  • Prior history of similar-sized grants or relationships with the foundation or its grantees.
  • Programs aligned with youth development, food/food-security work, health charities, veterans, or education.
  • Capacity to absorb multi-year or large single grants in the $50k–$300k range.
  • A presence or program footprint in New York, Virginia, Connecticut, Oregon, Massachusetts, DC, or Alabama.

Geography

Broad

Grants were sent to organizations across seven states in the latest year, and the foundation's giving is largely out-of-state rather than confined to a single locality.

Recipient Variety

Broad

The latest year shows about 14 distinct grantees and the foundation funded roughly 15 grants per year across three years, indicating a broadly distributed recipient set rather than a single beneficiary.

New Applicants

Restrictive

The foundation's filings and default application notes indicate it funds only preselected organizations, and the latest year shows only two new recipients with a high returning-grantee rate, so unsolicited applicants appear unlikely to gain entry.

Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026