Jacob Lowenthal Residue
Jacob Lowenthal Residue is a charitable trust administered by PNC Charitable Trusts with a geographic focus on Baltimore, MD; it supports religious and charitable organizations. Applications and grant decisions are handled through PNC’s Charitable Trusts process and Cybergrants portal, with an indicated application deadline of May 1 and inquiries directed to [email protected].
Source: Website · Mar 2026
Ideal Applicant
A Baltimore-area charitable organization (education, healthcare, religious, or community-focused) seeking modest one-time or single-year program/general support in the ~$5k–$15k range and able to apply through PNC’s Charitable Trusts/Cybergrants process.
Good Fit
- • Based in Baltimore or elsewhere in Maryland.
- • Request size in the low five-figures.
- • Program fits education, hospital/healthcare, religious, or community service purposes.
- • Willingness to use PNC’s Charitable Trusts application portal and meet the stated May 1 timeline.
- • Can demonstrate local impact or partnership with Baltimore institutions (museums, colleges, hospitals).
Geography
Observed grants are concentrated in Maryland (Baltimore) with a single DC award in 2022; the latest year’s giving was exclusively to a Maryland recipient despite the foundation’s PA filing address.
Recipient Variety
Across three years the foundation funded a small number of independent organizations (two recipients in 2022, one in 2023, one in 2024) spanning education, healthcare, and youth programming, indicating modest sector diversity despite a small portfolio.
New Applicants
Direct evidence of recipient turnover and a publicly documented PNC Charitable Trusts/Cybergrants application route (with named contacts and a deadline) make it plausible that unfamiliar local applicants can access funding.
Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026
