Funding search · EIN 386088399 · Troy, MI
Samuel & Jean Frankel Foundation
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- $52.7M
- in grants paid
- 19
- grants
- 7
- recipients
- 2022–2024
- filing years
Recent grants
The 19 grants from this foundation’s filings, newest year first.
- $19.6M
University of Michigan · Ann Arbor, MI · 2024
Charitable without restriction
- $10.0M
University of Michigan · Ann Arbor, MI · 2024
Charitable without restriction
- $250,000
Detroit Symphony Orchestra · Detroit, MI · 2024
Charitable without restriction
- $175,000
Sphinx Organization · Detroit, MI · 2024
Charitable without restriction
- $159,600
Cranbrook Educational Community · Bloomfield Hills, MI · 2024
Charitable without restriction
- $100,000
Kids Kicking Cancer · Southfield, MI · 2024
Charitable without restriction
- $1,000
Special Olympics of Michigan · Grand Rapids, MI · 2024
Charitable without restriction
- $8.5M
University of Michigan · Ann Arbor, MI · 2023
Charitable without restriction
- $1.6M
University of Michigan · Ann Arbor, MI · 2023
Charitable without restriction
- $500,000
Detroit Symphony Orchestra · Detroit, MI · 2023
Charitable without restriction
- $175,000
Sphinx Organization · Detroit, MI · 2023
Charitable without restriction
- $130,000
Cranbrook Educational Community · Bloomfield Hills, MI · 2023
Charitable without restriction
- $100,000
Kids Kicking Cancer · Southfield, MI · 2023
Charitable without restriction
- $4.1M
University of Michigan · Ann Arbor, MI · 2022
Charitable without restriction
- $4.0M
University of Michigan · Ann Arbor, MI · 2022
Charitable without restriction
- $2.5M
University of Michigan-Comprehensive Medical Cancer Center · Ann Arbor, MI · 2022
Charitable without restriction
- $500,000
Detroit Symphony Orchestra · Detroit, MI · 2022
Charitable without restriction
- $175,000
Sphinx Organization · Detroit, MI · 2022
Charitable without restriction
- $100,000
Cranbrook Educational Community · Bloomfield Hills, MI · 2022
Charitable without restriction
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