The Daniel P Amos Family Foundation
Official website for The Daniel P. Amos Family Foundation (EIN 58-2005391) based in Columbus, GA. The site includes grant guidelines, an online LOI/application portal (GrantInterface), contact details, and published IRS Form 990s.
Source: Website · Mar 2026
Ideal Applicant
Established nonprofits, educational institutions, healthcare providers, museums, or community organizations whose work aligns with the foundation's observed priorities (education, health, youth services, food security, arts) and that can manage mid-size to large grants.
Good Fit
- • Work in education, health, youth development, community services, food security, or arts and culture.
- • Operating presence in Georgia or demonstrable regional impact in the Southeast.
- • Capacity to absorb grants ranging from modest awards to six-figure or multi-hundred-thousand dollar gifts.
- • Ability to submit a clear Letter of Intent through an online portal and follow published guidelines.
- • Track record or visibility that could lead to being identified by the foundation (evidence of new recipients shows selection is possible).
Geography
Grants in the latest year covered eight states, but just over half of grant dollars and most of the grant count were directed to Georgia, indicating a regional focus rather than a purely local or national footprint.
Recipient Variety
The foundation funded 42 distinct recipients in the latest year spanning universities, hospitals, museums, community organizations and faith-based groups; roughly 24 of those were new grantees, showing a broad and diverse recipient set despite financial concentration in a few large awards.
New Applicants
Direct evidence supports entry by unfamiliar applicants: the latest year included many new grantees (24 new recipients) and the foundation publishes an LOI portal and guidelines; the site also notes preselection, so selection is likely selective but new entrants have demonstrably been admitted.
Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026
