Richard S Reynolds Foundation

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Private Foundation
RICHMOND, VirginiaMediumEIN: 546037003
Education NonprofitsHealth CharitiesArts and Culture NonprofitsCommunity CentersEnvironmental Conservation Groups

The Richard S. Reynolds Foundation is a private foundation based in Richmond/Henrico, VA (EIN 54-6037003) supporting causes including education, the arts, health, science and the environment. The official site lists mission and trustees, provides a grants "How to Apply" page and links to a Blackbaud/YourCause application portal with published deadlines.

Source: Website · Mar 2026

Ideal Applicant

A Virginia-based public charity working in education, arts, health, environment, or community services, seeking project or capital support and able to submit a short proposal, tax-exempt verification, and financials by the foundation's published deadlines.

Good Fit

  • Organization classified as a public charity (section 170(c) eligible).
  • Programs or capital projects anchored in Virginia or Greater Richmond.
  • Requests aligned with education, arts/culture, health, youth development, or community facility work.
  • Ability to provide a brief letter proposal plus budget/financial statements.
  • Willingness to apply through the online Blackbaud/YourCause portal and meet deadlines.

Geography

Restrictive

Giving is heavily concentrated in Virginia — roughly 93% of dollars stayed in-state in the latest year, though small out-of-state awards were present across about ten states.

Recipient Variety

Broad

The latest year shows 78 distinct recipients across education, arts, health, environment and community causes; many independent organizations were funded and the top five recipients account for a modest 22% of dollars.

New Applicants

Broad

The foundation maintains a public application portal with published deadlines and contact details, and the latest year included a high number of new grantees (54 new recipients), indicating realistic entry points for unfamiliar applicants.

Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026