Abell-Hanger Foundation

Background
Philosophy/Focus Supports primarily higher education, youth activities, cultural programs, health services, persons with disabilities, and social welfare agencies.

Major Fields of Interest Model programs; program development; equipment; professional education; youth; regional West Texas.

Type of Grants General purposes; operating budgets; continuing support; annual and capital campaigns; seed money; building/renovation funds; research; equipment; special projects.

Grants Restrictions Giving limited to Texas, preferably within the Permian Basin. No grants made to individuals or for individual scholarships or fellowships; no loans.

Number of Staff 1 full-time and 2 part-time professionals, 2 full-time support.

Assets Year ended 06/30/98: $150,374,463


Grants Analysis
Total Annual Giving Year ended 06/30/98: $6,796,148

Number Funded 137 (in 1996)

Ratios of Funded/Applied Unavailable

Typical Range $10,000 - $50,000

Cancer/Prevention/Control
Projects Funded
$50,000 UT System Cancer Center, Houston to construct additional rooms for pediatric unit.

American Cancer Society, Midland Unit, $10,000 for annual fundraising event, 1995.



Application Guidelines
Selection Criteria Majority of giving to West Texas groups, but did give to Houston, Beaumont, Temple, Fort Worth, and San Antonio.

Application Procedure Initial approach by letter.

Key Dates Deadlines: February 28, May 30, August 30, and November 15 (Board meeting one month later) Final notification within one month of meeting

Contact Person David L. Smith, Executive Director
Abell-Hanger Foundation
P.O. Box 430
Midland, TX 79702
915-684-6655
FAX 915-684-4474
Email: AHFdtn@Basinlink.com
Web site: www.abell-hanger.org




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