Funding search · EIN 742992668 · Mission, TX

Jules D Gosseaux Foundation

Name: Jules D Gosseaux Foundation grants, 2022–2024
Creator: PaperOrbit
License: https://www.irs.gov/charities-non-profits/exempt-organization-public-disclosure-and-availability-requirements

A private foundation (files IRS Form 990-PF). Most private foundations do not take unsolicited applications; the route in is usually a program officer.

53
grants reported: $86,000
total given: 2022–2024
filing years: $1,750
median grant

Based on grants this organization reported to the IRS for tax years 2022–2024. This is what they filed, not a complete record of their giving, and recent years may be incomplete because filings lag.

What they fund

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Funding pattern

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Top recipients

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Nuevos Horizontes De Starr County3 grants · $6,000
Camp University3 grants · $5,500
Vannie E Cook Jr Children'S Cancer & Hematology Clinic2 grants · $5,500
Moody Clinic3 grants · $5,250
Good Neighbor Settlement House3 grants · $5,200
Laredo Regional Food Bank3 grants · $5,000
Casa De Esperanza3 grants · $5,000
Food Bank of Rio Grande Valley3 grants · $5,000
Eagle Pass Youth Sport Center3 grants · $4,000
Imas (International Museum of Arts & Science)2 grants · $4,000

Giving over time

$26,000

2022

$31,000

2023

$29,000

2024

Grant history

All 53 reported grants, largest first.

$3,500
McAllen Boys & Girls Club · McAllen, TX · 2022
Safe place for academic success
$3,000
Vannie E Cook Jr Children'S Cancer & Hematology Clinic · McAllen, TX · 2022
Cancer treatment foundation
$2,500
Imas (International Museum of Arts & Science) · McAllen, TX · 2024
Inspires audiences of all ages to explore art and science through collections and programs
$2,500
Vannie E Cook Jr Children'S Cancer & Hematology Clinic · McAllen, TX · 2023
Cancer treatment foundation
$2,000
Casa De Esperanza · Rio Grande City, TX · 2024
Soup kitchen
$2,000
Food Bank of Rio Grande Valley · Pharr, TX · 2024
Food bank fight for hunger - covid 19
$2,000
Imaginarium of South Texas · Laredo, TX · 2024
Provide bi-cultural exhibits in a creative learning environment to children and families
$2,000
Laredo Regional Food Bank · Laredo, TX · 2024
Food bank - fight for hunger - covid 19
$2,000
Mission Border Hope · Eagle Pass, TX · 2024
To support and expand the connectional mission work of the united methodist church
$2,000
Nuevos Horizontes De Starr County · Rio Grande City, TX · 2024
Helps young adults with disabilities
$2,000
Casa De Esperanza · Rio Grande City, TX · 2023
Soup kitchen
$2,000
Children'S Museum of Brownsville · Brownsville, TX · 2023
To introduce children to the "world of learning" through workshops and special events.
$2,000
Eagle Pass Youth Sport Center · Eagle Pass, TX · 2023
Safe place for academic success
$2,000
Families for Autism Support and Awareness · Laredo, TX · 2023
Austism support and awareness
$2,000
Food Bank of Rio Grande Valley · Pharr, TX · 2023
Food bank fight for hunger - covid 19
$2,000
Good Neighbor Settlement House · Brownsville, TX · 2023
Provides meals, clothing, showers and support services for needy men, women and children.
$2,000
Knights of Columbus · Eagle Pass, TX · 2023
Charitable programs such as aid to those affected by disaster, assisting mothers and babies in need.
$2,000
Laredo Regional Food Bank · Laredo, TX · 2023
Food bank - fight for hunger - covid 19
$2,000
Nuevos Horizontes De Starr County · Rio Grande City, TX · 2023
Helps young adults with disabilities
$2,000
Camp University · McAllen, TX · 2022
High school for special needs people
$2,000
Good Neighbor Settlement House · Brownsville, TX · 2022
Provides meals, clothing, showers and support services for needy men, women and children.
$2,000
Moody Clinic · Brownsville, TX · 2022
Nonprofit outpatient rehabilitative clinic for children with special needs
$2,000
Nuevos Horizontes De Starr County · Rio Grande City, TX · 2022
Helps young adults with disabilities
$1,750
Boys & Girls Club · McAllen, TX · 2024
Safe place for academic success
$1,750
Camp University · McAllen, TX · 2024
High school for special needs people
$1,750
Camp University · McAllen, TX · 2023
High school for special needs people
$1,750
Moody Clinic · Brownsville, TX · 2023
Nonprofit outpatient rehabilitative clinic for children with special needs
$1,500
Make-a-Wish Foundation of the Rio Grande Valley · McAllen, TX · 2024
Create life-changing wishes for children with critical illnesses
$1,500
Moody Clinic · Brownsville, TX · 2024
Nonprofit outpatient rehabilitative clinic for children with special needs
$1,500
The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society · Detroit, MI · 2024
Cures leukemia, lymphoma, and more diseases and improves quality of life of patients and families
$1,500
Comfort House · McAllen, TX · 2023
Provides terminal care in a homelike environment
$1,500
Imas (International Museum of Arts & Science) · McAllen, TX · 2023
Inspires audiences of all ages to explore art and science through collections and programs.
$1,500
McAllen Rainbow Room · McAllen, TX · 2023
Provides clothing, shelter, safety, and basic hygiene for children.
$1,500
Palm Valley Animal Society · Edinburg, TX · 2023
Animal shelter providing livesaving care, comfort and compassion to animals in need
$1,500
Comfort House · McAllen, TX · 2022
Provides terminal care in a homelike environment
$1,500
Md Anderson Cancer Center · Houston, TX · 2022
Cancer treatment and research foundation
$1,500
Palm Valley Animal Society · Edinburg, TX · 2022
Animal shelter providing livesaving care, comfort and compassion to animals in need
$1,300
Sunshine Haven · Olmito, TX · 2024
Provides end-of-life care in a home-like setting
$1,200
Good Neighbor Settlement House · Brownsville, TX · 2024
Provides meals, clothing, showers and support services for needy men, women and children
$1,000
Eagle Pass Safe Sexuality Advocacy for Everyone · Eagle Pass, TX · 2024
Giving health care and support to all people regardless of their sexual orientation or gender
$1,000
Eagle Pass Youth Sport Center · Eagle Pass, TX · 2024
Safe place for academic success
$1,000
McAllen Rainbow Room · McAllen, TX · 2024
Provides clothing, shelter, safety, and basic hygiene for children
$1,000
Casa De Esperanza · Rio Grande City, TX · 2022
Soup kitchen
$1,000
Eagle Pass Youth Sport Center · Eagle Pass, TX · 2022
Safe place for academic success
$1,000
Families for Autism Support and Awareness · Laredo, TX · 2022
Austism support and awareness
$1,000
Food Bank of Rio Grande Valley · Pharr, TX · 2022
Food bank fight for hunger - covid 19
$1,000
Knights of Columbus · Eagle Pass, TX · 2022
Charitable programs such as aid to those affected by diaster, assisting mothers and babies in need, and various outreaches
$1,000
Laredo Regional Food Bank · Laredo, TX · 2022
Food bank - fight for hunger - covid 19
$1,000
McAllen Rainbow Room · McAllen, TX · 2022
Clothing, shelter, safety, basic hygiene for children
$500
Comfort House · McAllen, TX · 2024
Provides terminal care in a homelike environment
$500
Girls Scouts of Greater South Texas · Harlingen, TX · 2024
Provides programs for girls ages 6-17 designed to build character and a strong value system
$500
Brownsville Museum of Fine Arts · Brownsville, TX · 2023
Contributes to the art education and cultural enrichment of the community
$500
The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society · Detroit, MI · 2023
Cures leukemia, lymphoma, and more diseases and improves quality of life of patients and families.

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