American Fidelity Foundation

Open & Accessible
Private Foundation
OKLAHOMA CITY, OklahomaMediumEIN: 731236059
Education NonprofitsHealth CharitiesArts and Culture NonprofitsCommunity and Economic Development ProgramsFood Banks

The American Fidelity Foundation is the charitable arm of American Fidelity, based in Oklahoma City (9000 Cameron Parkway). The foundation focuses grantmaking in education, health & welfare, arts & culture, and civic/economic development and requests letters of interest for funding consideration.

Source: Website · Mar 2026

Ideal Applicant

A small-to-medium nonprofit (especially Oklahoma-based or demonstrating clear Oklahoma impact) working in education, health/welfare, arts & culture, or community/economic development seeking project or event support or modest operating support.

Good Fit

  • Organization primarily serving Oklahoma residents or with documented Oklahoma programming.
  • Project aligns with education, health/welfare, arts/culture, or civic/economic development.
  • Request fits typical award sizes (many grants in the low-thousands; occasional large gifts up to several hundred thousand).
  • Clear, concise LOI materials and a defined budget are ready to submit.
  • Ability to show local impact or partnership with recognizable Oklahoma institutions.

Geography

Restrictive

Grant dollars are heavily concentrated in Oklahoma (about 92% of amount in the latest year) even though isolated awards appear in other states; the observed footprint is primarily local to Oklahoma.

Recipient Variety

Broad

The latest year shows a broad portfolio (205 distinct recipients) across many program types and purposes, with both many small awards and occasional large grants, indicating a wide and diverse recipient set for the foundation's size.

New Applicants

Broad

Direct evidence supports access for unfamiliar organizations: a public LOI process and contact form are published and 54 new recipients appeared in 2024 (about 26% turnover). Website language about 'preselection' tempers expectations, but observed new grantees indicate new entrants can succeed.

Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026