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Beaumont Foundation of America

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Social Welfare / Advocacy · BEAUMONT, TX · EIN 76-0650506

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Line 4a - first achievement social services grants support basic needs, such as food, clothing, shelter, and other aid for indigent, low income, and other underserved populations. The primary AREA is food to the poor through organized food bank programs. Grants to enhance technology, economies of scale and new partnerships have enabled food banks to meet increased demand for food to those most in need. Special attention has been given to children through kids CAFE and backpack programs and to the rural poor through rural pantry programs. The remaining grants in this AREA are fund awards for emergency care for at risk populations served by churches. Line 4b - second achievement healthcare programs fall into three main categories of improved access to health care for the underserved. One is an outreach program to native americans in western states. This endeavor, conducted as part of the huntsman cancer outreach program, seeks to enlist tribal elders in encouraging screening and treatment. Outreach is conducted by healthcare workers who are native american or familiar with customs of potential clients. The second is a community clinic which helps create treating physician homes for underserved families and individuals. Line 4c - third achievement education programs include grants to support exceptional k-12 teachers, grants to provide scholarships to first generation underserved university students, and grants and endowments for graduate programs, particularly in law. Special programs are also organized around increasing opportunities for underserved students. The primary focus on k-12 is in recognizing and supporting outstanding teachers through 10,000 PER teacher grants in southeast texas and EAST texas. Beaumont foundation college scholarships follow well estiablished formats at multiple universities to provide student scholarships and to endow leadership, administrative, and faculty positions. The foundation supports a number of universities, with special emphasis on lamar university HERE in beaumont.

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Category
Social Welfare / Advocacy
Employees
3
Volunteers

Financial Snapshot

FY ending 2023-12-31
Revenue
$8.7M
Expenses
$5.2M
Assets
$203.9M
Liabilities
$5.3M

Financial history

$8.7M$4.3M$0
2223
RevenueExpenses
Latest FY2023: $8.7M

Political & Grant Activity

Campaign Spending
Lobbying
Grants Given
$2.0M
BEAUMONT FOUNDATION OF AMERICA
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470 Orleans ST 1ST Floor
Beaumont, TX, 77701-300

Governance

Voting board members3
Independent members3
Conflict-of-interest policyYes
Whistleblower policyYes
Doc-retention policyYes
Audit committeeYes
990 reviewed by boardYes

Compensation practices

Severance paymentsNo
Equity-based compNo
Supplemental retirement planNo
Compensation committeeYes
Used comp surveyYes
Board approved compYes
Initial contract exceptionNo
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