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Carl C. Anderson Sr. Marie Jo Anderson | – Charitable Foundation The Foundation funds state-wide in the three states in which Carl and Marie Jo Anderson lived, worked and retired: New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas Organizations must be certified by the IRS as a 501 (c)3 and provide services that align with one of our mission areas
Carl C. Anderson Sr. Marie Jo Anderson | Grant Process What types of grants does the Foundation provide? The Foundation understands the various challenges that our nonprofit partners face and we try to offer as much flexibility in funding as possible We provide both general operating support and restricted funds for specific programs
Carl C. Anderson Sr. Marie Jo Anderson | Mission Areas We do not fund endowments, research, fundraising events, make grants to individuals or to organizations that do not have a current 501 (c) (3) determination letter from the Internal Revenue Service
Carl C. Anderson Sr. Marie Jo Anderson | Our Team Through his and the Board’s leadership, the Foundation increased its annual grantmaking and implemented various capacity building initiatives for grant partners, including major gift fundraising, executive leadership skills, storytelling and evaluation and outcomes
Carl C. Anderson Sr. Marie Jo Anderson | About Us Fully funded in 2003 through the will bequests of Carl C Anderson Sr and Marie Jo Anderson, the Foundation funds non-profit organizations in New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas
Carl C. Anderson Sr. Marie Jo Anderson | Partners Our grant partners do amazing work, and we’re delighted to share their stories Check this page throughout the year as we highlight the impressive work being accomplished in New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas