1616 H Street NW, Suite 300
Washington, DC 20006
Mon - Fri 8 AM - 5 PM (Eastern Time)
Sat - Sun CLOSED
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The Grange Foundation supports youth development, promotes agriculture education and research, improves communities, and fosters culture, heritage, citizenship and charitable activities.
The Grange Foundation was formed in 1964 by Herschel Newsom, National President and the Executive Committee of the National Grange. The Board of Trustees is comprised of those who serve as members of the National Grange Executive Committee plus four at-large Grange members. There are a number of dedicated funds (the income and principal may be spent for the dedicated purpose only) and a restricted fund (only the income may be spent for the dedicated purpose) currently administered by the Foundation. The dedicated funds are Deaf Awareness, Youth Leadership, Junior Grange, Community & Leadership, American Arts & Culture, $22 in 2022, Communication Fellows, G.R.O.W Club, Building Fund, Lecturer’s Fund, and 1, in 1,000 Club. The Restricted fund is the Endowment Fund. The Grange Foundation is registered with the IRS as a 501(c)3 nonprofit entity.

Our Team

Christine E. Hamp
Christine E. Hamp
Grange Foundation President
John Benedik
John Benedik
Grange Foundation Chair
Lynette Schaeffer
Lynette Schaeffer
Grange Foundation Vice Chair
Susan Noah
Susan Noah
Grange Foundation Board Member
Buddy Overstreet
Buddy Overstreet
Grange Foundation Board Member
Joseph Stefenoni
Joseph Stefenoni
Grange Foundation Board Member

FAQS

Is my donation tax deductible?

Yes.  All contributions to any Grange Foundation fund is a tax-deductible donation and can be included on your tax return for the year your donation was given.  A donation letter will be sent to you after your donation has been made.

Contact

Mon - Fri 8:00 to 5.00 pm
Sat - Sun closed
1616 H Street NW, Suite 300
Washington, DC 20006
info@grangefoundation.org
(202) 628-3507