Funding search · EIN 850784793 · Grantmaking charity · Centerville, UT

Marble Freedom Trust

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$1.16B
in grants paid: 17
grants: 7
recipients: 2021–2024
filing years

Funding pattern

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Recent grants

The 17 grants from this foundation’s filings, newest year first.

$157.7M
Schwab Charitable Fund · Orlando, FL · 2024
To support organizations that promote limited government, freedom, and human dignity (DAF).
$33.5M
The Concord Fund · Vienna, VA · 2024
General Operating
$14.8M
Lexington Fund · Fort Worth, TX · 2024
General Operating
$500,000
Knights of Columbus Charitable Fund · New Haven, CT · 2024
General Operating
$400,000
Rule of Law Trust · Vienna, VA · 2024
General Operating
$122.0M
Schwab Charitable Fund · Orlando, FL · 2023
To educate the public and support activities that highlight the relationship between structual limits on government power and the protection of our dignity and our freedoms. (DAF)
$60.5M
The Concord Fund · Vienna, VA · 2023
To promote the vision of liberty and justice in America, fidelity to the principles of federalism and the rule of law.
$6.7M
Knights of Columbus Charitable Fund · New Haven, CT · 2023
General Operating
$153.8M
Schwab Charitable Fund · Orlando, FL · 2022
General Operating (DAF)
$55.5M
The Concord Fund · Vienna, VA · 2022
General Operating
$7.6M
Knights of Columbus Charitable Fund · New Haven, CT · 2022
General Operating
$153.8M
Schwab Charitable Fund · Orlando, FL · 2021
General operating
$153.8M
Schwab Charitable Fund · Orlando, FL · 2021
General operating
$153.8M
Schwab Charitable Fund · Orlando, FL · 2021
General operating
$28.9M
The Concord Fund · Washington, DC · 2021
General operating
$28.9M
The Concord Fund · Washington, DC · 2021
General operating
$28.9M
The Concord Fund · Washington, DC · 2021
General operating

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Source: IRS Form 990, Schedule I, as filed by this organization. These are grants already paid. Unlike private foundations, grantmaking charities and associations often run formal grant programs with real application cycles — check their website for current opportunities. Grants paid directly to individuals are reported to the IRS only as totals, so they do not appear as named lines here.