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Who does Arthur Zaltzman Foundation fund?

Arthur Zaltzman Foundation has awarded $491,000 across 22 grants to 22 grantees. Its giving concentrates in diseases & disorders. Its typical grant is $13,638, with most between $12,274 and $24,549.

Total awarded
$491K
Typical grant
$14K
Grantees
22
Grants
22
Years
2020

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Organizations this funder supports

Each grantee's funding from this organization, summed across all reported years. Largest first — click any column to re-sort.

22 of 22 grantees
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Grantee Total receivedGrantsYearsLatestState Follow
F Fidelity Charitable - Lauren and Samuel Kessler Charitable Fund $123K120202020— —
Autistic Self Advocacy Network INC $37K120202020DC
American Heart Association INC $37K120202020TX
C Cured Foundation $25K120202020— —
J Jrdf Illinois Chapter $25K120202020— —
D Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance $25K120202020— —
N National Ms Society $25K120202020— —
T The Children's Heart Foundation $25K120202020— —
D Dance for Life Co Chicago Dancers United $20K120202020— —
T The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society $20K120202020— —
Broadway Cares-Equity Fights Aids INC $15K120202020NY
N National Multiple Sclerosis Society - Il $12K120202020— —
N Northwestern Memorial Foundation Attn Jim Higley $12K120202020— —
I Individual recipient $12K120202020— —
M Mental Health America $12K120202020— —
T Tourette Association of America $12K120202020— —
Feeding America $12K120202020IL
A Ann and Robert H Lurie Children's Hopsital $12K120202020— —
Jewish United Fund of Metropolitan Chicago $12K120202020IL
I Individual recipient $10K120202020— —
A Autism Society of America $5K120202020— —
The Boulevard of Chicago INC $3K120202020IL

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