The Chingos Foundation

Partially Accessible
Private Foundation
BOYNTON BEACH, FloridaSmallEIN: 592381901
Conservation GroupsEnvironmental Conservation GroupsWildlife Conservation CentersEducation NonprofitsLibraries

The organization is a private foundation dedicated to supporting various causes, with a strong emphasis on environmental conservation, wildlife preservation, and education. Its mission reflects a commitment to protecting natural resources and enhancing community services, as evidenced by its funding of organizations focused on land conservation, wildlife initiatives, and educational programs. The foundation serves a diverse range of recipients, including conservation groups, educational institutions, and community service organizations, indicating a broad interest in both environmental and social issues.

Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026

Ideal Applicant

Small-to-mid sized conservation, wildlife or education nonprofits seeking modest project support and willing to submit a detailed letter request; regional organizations with an existing relationship or a warm referral fit best.

Good Fit

  • Projects focused on land conservation, wildlife preservation, or conservation education.
  • Request amounts in the small-to-mid grant range (roughly a few thousand up to ~$20,000).
  • An established local or regional presence in states the foundation has recently funded (PA, FL, NY, WV and nearby).
  • Capacity to provide a concise, detailed letter describing purpose and outcomes.
  • An existing relationship, prior contact with a trustee, or referral from a current grantee.

Geography

Broad

The latest observed grants went to recipients in seven different states, with a multi-state footprint and the majority of giving going to out-of-state recipients despite the foundation being based in Florida.

Recipient Variety

Broad

The foundation funded 21 distinct organizations in the latest year across conservation, wildlife and education causes, indicating a broad recipient set even though some dollars concentrate among the top recipients.

New Applicants

Restrictive

Direct evidence shows a strong pattern of repeat funding (20 returning recipients and only one new recipient in the latest year), which—combined with the small, trustee-run structure—makes it unlikely that unfamiliar applicants will be readily added to the portfolio despite a letter submission route.

Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026