The A&v Kulaev Cultural Heritage Fund | Foundation Profile

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EIN: 94-3235979

Foundation Overview

Based in Covina, CA, The A&v Kulaev Cultural Heritage Fund has awarded 114 grants totaling $1,726,500 to organizations in California, Texas and 10 other states across the US. Individual grants range from $3,000 to $38,000, with a median award of $15,000.

Latest Tax Year
2024
Total Giving (all years)
$1,726,500
Total Assets
$1,412,626
Median Grant (all grants)
$15,000

Latest Form 990-PF Snapshot

Total Grants
22
Median Grant
$15,000
% No Significant Change
0% (vs previous year)
Data extracted from IRS Form 990-PF filings. Last filing year: March 2026

Foundation Intelligence

Advanced analytics and strategic insights to help nonprofit organizations assess grant opportunities and optimize their application strategies

New Applicant Friendliness
Closed Network: 9%

2 of 22 recipients (9%) were new grantees. Foundation maintains tight relationships with established partners. New applicants rarely succeed without insider connections.

Geographic Focus
New York

Grants are geographically diversified with 27% in New York and funding distributed across 12 total locations. This foundation values broad geographic impact and diverse community partnerships. Within New York, funding concentrates in New York (58%), Jamestown (19%), Brooklyn (19%).

Funding Trajectory
+139%

Strong 139% growth in annual giving over 8 years indicates expanding philanthropic capacity and increasing opportunities for grant seekers. This upward trajectory suggests growing foundation resources and commitment.

Program Areas
Community Projects + 3 others

Diversified giving across multiple program areas with primary emphasis on community projects (55%). This broad approach suggests openness to various causes and innovative cross-sector solutions.

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Grants & Funding

Analyzing past grantees provides valuable insights into The A&v Kulaev Cultural Heritage Fund's funding preferences, organizational priorities, and grant making patterns. This historical data helps potential applicants understand the foundation's strategic focus and identify successful funding approaches.

Name Amount Location Purpose Year
Craft Contemporary $25,000 Los Angeles, CA, US This Grant Supported The Exhibition "Contemporary Nature Near: Material Experimentation In Architecture And Design" Which Examines The Role Of Nature As A Starting Point For Material Experimentation In The Domains Of Architecture, Craft, And Science. While Nature Has Often Stood In As A Model, Metaphor, Or Resource For Designers, The Recent Global Upheavals In Climate, Ecology, And Technology Are Driving Intensified Understandings Of Natures Tangible And Imagined Substrate. 2024
Songwriting With Soldiers Inc $15,000 Austin, TX, US The Purpose Of This Grant Was For The Preparation Of Materials And Video Postings Of Collaborations Between Veterans And/or Veteran Spouses And Professional Songwriters To Create Meaningful Songs About Wartime Experiences. 2024
47 Palmer Inc $15,000 Cambridge, MA, US This Grant Supported The Annual Three Day Labor Day Festival Featuring Up And Coming Acoustic Artists. 2024
Kurt Vonnegut Library And Museum $10,000 Indianapolis, IN, US This Grant Was To Support Activities For "Banned Book Week" , Including Lectures And Library Programs To Combat Censorship. 2024
Second Stage Theatre $25,000 New York, NY, US This Grant Provided General Support For Covid And Other Safety Precautions For Three Theaters. 2024
Neo Philanthropy Inc $5,000 New York, NY, US To Support The Abortion Access Fund For A Project Called "Mife And The Misotones". This Is A Musical And Street Art Focused Campaign To Explain The Issues Around The Use Of Mifepristone, The So-called "Abortion Bill", With Appearances In Washington Dc For The Oral Argument At The Supreme Court And Other National Conferences. 2024
Players Philanthropy Fund $23,000 Towson, MD, US This Grant Was For Work On "Mr. Clown & Friends" Promotion Of Childrens' Television Programming And School Events With Puppets Who Discuss Issues Like Bullying, Diversity And Mental Health; Help In Successfully Getting The Tv Version Of La Public Television As Part Of A Planned National Rollout. 2024
Spire Center For Performing Arts $5,000 Plymouth, MA, US To Support The Center's "Lobby Series" That Features New England Area Singers And Musicians. 2024
Southern Alleghenies Museum Of Art $5,000 Altoona, PA, US To Provide Support For A Weekend Of Photography Exhibits Highlighting Rural Areas And Architecture. 2024
St Vrain Valley Educational Foundat $25,000 Longmont, CO, US To Provide Support For Books In English Or Spanish For Young School Children And Their Families By The Famous Childrens Book Author, Rosemary Wells. 2024
Dc Abortion Fund $12,000 Washington, DC, US To Support A Three Day Set Of Concert Programs In Dc To Raise Funds For Women In Need Of Abortion Advice And Services. 2024
Craft Contemporary $25,000 Los Angeles, CA, US This Grant Supported The Exhibition "Contemporary Nature Near: Material Experimentation In Architecture And Design" Which Examines The Role Of Nature As A Starting Point For Material Experimentation In The Domains Of Architecture, Craft, And Science. While Nature Has Often Stood In As A Model, Metaphor, Or Resource For Designers, The Recent Global Upheavals In Climate, Ecology, And Technology Are Driving Intensified Understandings Of Natures Tangible And Imagined Substrate. 2024
Songwriting With Soldiers Inc $15,000 Austin, TX, US The Purpose Of This Grant Was For The Preparation Of Materials And Video Postings Of Collaborations Between Veterans And/or Veteran Spouses And Professional Songwriters To Create Meaningful Songs About Wartime Experiences. 2024
47 Palmer Inc $15,000 Cambridge, MA, US This Grant Supported The Annual Three Day Labor Day Festival Featuring Up And Coming Acoustic Artists. 2024
Kurt Vonnegut Library And Museum $10,000 Indianapolis, IN, US This Grant Was To Support Activities For "Banned Book Week" , Including Lectures And Library Programs To Combat Censorship. 2024
Second Stage Theatre $25,000 New York, NY, US This Grant Provided General Support For Covid And Other Safety Precautions For Three Theaters. 2024
Neo Philanthropy Inc $5,000 New York, NY, US To Support The Abortion Access Fund For A Project Called "Mife And The Misotones". This Is A Musical And Street Art Focused Campaign To Explain The Issues Around The Use Of Mifepristone, The So-called "Abortion Bill", With Appearances In Washington Dc For The Oral Argument At The Supreme Court And Other National Conferences. 2024
Players Philanthropy Fund $23,000 Towson, MD, US This Grant Was For Work On "Mr. Clown & Friends" Promotion Of Childrens' Television Programming And School Events With Puppets Who Discuss Issues Like Bullying, Diversity And Mental Health; Help In Successfully Getting The Tv Version Of La Public Television As Part Of A Planned National Rollout. 2024
Spire Center For Performing Arts $5,000 Plymouth, MA, US To Support The Center's "Lobby Series" That Features New England Area Singers And Musicians. 2024
Southern Alleghenies Museum Of Art $5,000 Altoona, PA, US To Provide Support For A Weekend Of Photography Exhibits Highlighting Rural Areas And Architecture. 2024
St Vrain Valley Educational Foundat $25,000 Longmont, CO, US To Provide Support For Books In English Or Spanish For Young School Children And Their Families By The Famous Childrens Book Author, Rosemary Wells. 2024
Dc Abortion Fund $12,000 Washington, DC, US To Support A Three Day Set Of Concert Programs In Dc To Raise Funds For Women In Need Of Abortion Advice And Services. 2024
Craft Contemporary $25,000 Los Angeles, CA, US This Grant Supported Two Exhibitions:(1)diedrick Brackens: Heaven Is A Muddy Riverbed Broughttogether A Group Of The Artists Weavings Whichcentered On The Catfish Motif. Recalling A Haunting Story Of The Drowning Death Of Three Blackmen In Police Custody In The Town Where Brackens Was Raised, The Woven Tapestries Paid Homage Tothe Deceased And To The Many Symbols Embraced By Bodies Of Water.(2) Jaishri Abichandani: Flower Headed Children Curated By Anu Vikram Brought This Mid-careerartist Recognition On The West Coast And The Exhibition Can Be Credited For Igniting New Interest In Her Artistic Practice. This Brooklyn Based Artist Whose Brightly Colored Sculptures Speak Tohuman Rights, Equity For All And Featured A Portrait Gallery Of South Asian Heroines Celebratesfemale Energy While Revealing The Darker Side Of Female Victimization. 2023
Songwriting With Soldiers Inc $15,000 Austin, TX, US The Purpose Of This Grant Was To Assist In Anniversary Concerts And Manage Archivalsongs. 2023
National Comedy Center $10,000 Jamestown, NY, US This Grant Provided Assistance In Development Of Johnny Carson Special Exhibit. 2023
47 Palmer Inc $10,000 Cambridge, MA, US This Grant Supported Labor Day Young Artists Presentation (Live And Streamed). 2023
Kurt Vonnegut Library And Museum $15,000 Indianapolis, IN, US This Grant Was In Support Of Activities Surrounding "Banned Books Week." 2023
Second Stage Theatre $25,000 New York, NY, US This Grant Provided Support To Safely Reopen Theaters And Resume Productions; Produce Four Shows Total At Two Venues, The Hayes Theater And The Tony Kiser Theater, Support 25+ Artists With New Play Development Activities Including Readings, Workshops, And Commissions;make Productions Accessible By Providing At Least 7,000 Free And Low-cost Tickets Through The Affordable Ticket Initiative. 2023
Neo Philanthropy Inc $7,500 New York, NY, US To Support The Abortion Access Fund For A Project Called "Mife And The Misotones". This Is A Musical And Street Art Focused Campaign To Explain The Issues Around The Use Of Mifepristone, The So-called "Abortion Bill", With Appearances In Washington Dc For The Oral Argument At The Supreme Court And Other National Conferences. 2023
Players Philanthropy Fund $25,000 Towson, MD, US This Grant Was For Work On "Mr. Clown & Friends" Puppetry Program On Teaching Reading And Values. 2023
Spire Center For Performing Arts $10,000 Plymouth, MA, US To Support The Center's "Lobby Series" That Features New England Folk, Blues, And Jazz Artists 2023
Southern Alleghenies Museum Of Art $10,000 Altoona, PA, US To Support The Donald M. Robinson Photography Biennial, A 3 Day Educational Event Featuring Photographers From Around The World Displaying And Discussing A Wide Variety Of Photographic Techniques. 2023
St Vrain Valley Educational Foundat $25,000 Longmont, CO, US To Support Programs Essential To Student Success In St. Vrain 2023
Craft Contemporary $25,000 Los Angeles, CA, US This Grant Supported Two Exhibitions:(1)diedrick Brackens: Heaven Is A Muddy Riverbed Broughttogether A Group Of The Artists Weavings Whichcentered On The Catfish Motif. Recalling A Haunting Story Of The Drowning Death Of Three Blackmen In Police Custody In The Town Where Brackens Was Raised, The Woven Tapestries Paid Homage Tothe Deceased And To The Many Symbols Embraced By Bodies Of Water.(2) Jaishri Abichandani: Flower Headed Children Curated By Anu Vikram Brought This Mid-careerartist Recognition On The West Coast And The Exhibition Can Be Credited For Igniting New Interest In Her Artistic Practice. This Brooklyn Based Artist Whose Brightly Colored Sculptures Speak Tohuman Rights, Equity For All And Featured A Portrait Gallery Of South Asian Heroines Celebratesfemale Energy While Revealing The Darker Side Of Female Victimization. 2023
Songwriting With Soldiers Inc $15,000 Austin, TX, US The Purpose Of This Grant Was To Assist In Anniversary Concerts And Manage Archivalsongs. 2023
National Comedy Center $10,000 Jamestown, NY, US This Grant Provided Assistance In Development Of Johnny Carson Special Exhibit. 2023
47 Palmer Inc $10,000 Cambridge, MA, US This Grant Supported Labor Day Young Artists Presentation (Live And Streamed). 2023
Kurt Vonnegut Library And Museum $15,000 Indianapolis, IN, US This Grant Was In Support Of Activities Surrounding "Banned Books Week." 2023
Second Stage Theatre $25,000 New York, NY, US This Grant Provided Support To Safely Reopen Theaters And Resume Productions; Produce Four Shows Total At Two Venues, The Hayes Theater And The Tony Kiser Theater, Support 25+ Artists With New Play Development Activities Including Readings, Workshops, And Commissions;make Productions Accessible By Providing At Least 7,000 Free And Low-cost Tickets Through The Affordable Ticket Initiative. 2023
Neo Philanthropy Inc $7,500 New York, NY, US To Support The Abortion Access Fund For A Project Called "Mife And The Misotones". This Is A Musical And Street Art Focused Campaign To Explain The Issues Around The Use Of Mifepristone, The So-called "Abortion Bill", With Appearances In Washington Dc For The Oral Argument At The Supreme Court And Other National Conferences. 2023
Players Philanthropy Fund $25,000 Towson, MD, US This Grant Was For Work On "Mr. Clown & Friends" Puppetry Program On Teaching Reading And Values. 2023
Spire Center For Performing Arts $10,000 Plymouth, MA, US To Support The Center's "Lobby Series" That Features New England Folk, Blues, And Jazz Artists 2023
Southern Alleghenies Museum Of Art $10,000 Altoona, PA, US To Support The Donald M. Robinson Photography Biennial, A 3 Day Educational Event Featuring Photographers From Around The World Displaying And Discussing A Wide Variety Of Photographic Techniques. 2023
St Vrain Valley Educational Foundat $25,000 Longmont, CO, US To Support Programs Essential To Student Success In St. Vrain 2023
Craft Contemporary $20,000 Los Angeles, CA, US This Grant Supported Two Exhibitions:(1)diedrick Brackens: Heaven Is A Muddy Riverbed Broughttogether A Group Of The Artists Weavings Whichcentered On The Catfish Motif. Recalling A Haunting Story Of The Drowning Death Of Three Blackmen In Police Custody In The Town Where Brackens Was Raised, The Woven Tapestries Paid Homage Tothe Deceased And To The Many Symbols Embraced By Bodies Of Water.(2) Jaishri Abichandani: Flower Headed Children Curated By Anu Vikram Brought This Mid-careerartist Recognition On The West Coast And The Exhibition Can Be Credited For Igniting New Interest In Her Artistic Practice. This Brooklyn Based Artist Whose Brightly Colored Sculptures Speak Tohuman Rights, Equity For All And Featured A Portrait Gallery Of South Asian Heroines Celebratesfemale Energy While Revealing The Darker Side Of Female Victimization. 2022
Songwriting With Soldiers Inc $15,000 Austin, TX, US The Purpose Of This Grant Was To Assist In Anniversary Concerts And Manage Archivalsongs. 2022
National Comedy Center $15,000 Jamestown, NY, US This Grant Provided Assistance In Development Of Johnny Carson Special Exhibit. 2022
The Sterling Foundation $20,000 Chapel Hill, NC, US This Grant Supports The Albert Einstein Book. The Manuscript For The Book Has Been Completed And Has Undergone Copy Editing. The Index Is In Preparation. The Foreword By Hanoch Gutfreund, Academic Director Of The Einstein Archives At Thehebrew University Of Jerusalem, And The Epilogue By Co-author Michael Diruggiero Remain To Be Added. 2022
47 Palmer Inc $20,000 Cambridge, MA, US This Grant Supported Labor Day Young Artists Presentation (live And Streamed). 2022
Kurt Vonnegut Library And Museum $10,000 Indianapolis, IN, US This Grant Was In Support Of Activities Surrounding "banned Books Week." 2022
Second Stage Theatre $25,000 New York, NY, US This Grant Provided Support To Safely Reopen Theaters And Resume Productions; Produce Four Shows Total At Two Venues, The Hayes Theater And The Tony Kiser Theater, Support 25+ Artists With New Play Development Activities Including Readings, Workshops, And Commissions;make Productions Accessible By Providing At Least 7,000 Free And Low-cost Tickets Through The Affordable Ticket Initiative. 2022
The Fire Department Theatre Company $20,000 New York, NY, US Salon/sanctuary Concerts For Production And Distribution Of A New Opera Discussingjewish African American Relations. 2022
Cedar Lane Unitarian Universalist C $13,500 Bethesda, MD, US This Grant Was For The Creation Of A Community Concert Series Called "womenin Contemporary Folk Music." 2022
Neo Philanthropy Inc $15,000 New York, NY, US To Support The Abortion Access Front(aaf)for The Development Of A Podcast On Issues Relating To Womens'reproductive Rights. 2022
Indiana Arts Council $11,000 Indiana, PA, US This Grant Provided For A Citywide Murals Project. 2022
Players Philanthropy Fund $20,000 Towson, MD, US This Grant Was For Work On "mr. Clown & Friends" Puppetry Program On Teaching Reading And Values. 2022
Craft Contemporary $20,000 Los Angeles, CA, US This Grant Supported Two Exhibitions:(1)diedrick Brackens: Heaven Is A Muddy Riverbed Broughttogether A Group Of The Artists Weavings Whichcentered On The Catfish Motif. Recalling A Haunting Story Of The Drowning Death Of Three Blackmen In Police Custody In The Town Where Brackens Was Raised, The Woven Tapestries Paid Homage Tothe Deceased And To The Many Symbols Embraced By Bodies Of Water.(2) Jaishri Abichandani: Flower Headed Children Curated By Anu Vikram Brought This Mid-careerartist Recognition On The West Coast And The Exhibition Can Be Credited For Igniting New Interest In Her Artistic Practice. This Brooklyn Based Artist Whose Brightly Colored Sculptures Speak Tohuman Rights, Equity For All And Featured A Portrait Gallery Of South Asian Heroines Celebratesfemale Energy While Revealing The Darker Side Of Female Victimization. 2022
Songwriting With Soldiers Inc $15,000 Austin, TX, US The Purpose Of This Grant Was To Assist In Anniversary Concerts And Manage Archivalsongs. 2022
National Comedy Center $15,000 Jamestown, NY, US This Grant Provided Assistance In Development Of Johnny Carson Special Exhibit. 2022
The Sterling Foundation $20,000 Chapel Hill, NC, US This Grant Supports The Albert Einstein Book. The Manuscript For The Book Has Been Completed And Has Undergone Copy Editing. The Index Is In Preparation. The Foreword By Hanoch Gutfreund, Academic Director Of The Einstein Archives At Thehebrew University Of Jerusalem, And The Epilogue By Co-author Michael Diruggiero Remain To Be Added. 2022
47 Palmer Inc $20,000 Cambridge, MA, US This Grant Supported Labor Day Young Artists Presentation (Live And Streamed). 2022
Kurt Vonnegut Library And Museum $10,000 Indianapolis, IN, US This Grant Was In Support Of Activities Surrounding "Banned Books Week." 2022
Second Stage Theatre $25,000 New York, NY, US This Grant Provided Support To Safely Reopen Theaters And Resume Productions; Produce Four Shows Total At Two Venues, The Hayes Theater And The Tony Kiser Theater, Support 25+ Artists With New Play Development Activities Including Readings, Workshops, And Commissions;make Productions Accessible By Providing At Least 7,000 Free And Low-cost Tickets Through The Affordable Ticket Initiative. 2022
The Fire Department Theatre Company $20,000 New York, NY, US Salon/sanctuary Concerts For Production And Distribution Of A New Opera Discussingjewish African American Relations. 2022
Cedar Lane Unitarian Universalist C $13,500 Bethesda, MD, US This Grant Was For The Creation Of A Community Concert Series Called "Womenin Contemporary Folk Music." 2022
Neo Philanthropy Inc $15,000 New York, NY, US To Support The Abortion Access Front(aaf)for The Development Of A Podcast On Issues Relating To Womens'reproductive Rights. 2022
Indiana Arts Council $11,000 Indiana, PA, US This Grant Provided For A Citywide Murals Project. 2022
Players Philanthropy Fund $20,000 Towson, MD, US This Grant Was For Work On "Mr. Clown & Friends" Puppetry Program On Teaching Reading And Values. 2022
Craft Contemporary $20,000 Los Angeles, CA, US This Grant Supported Two Exhibitions:(1)diedrick Brackens: Heaven Is A Muddy Riverbed Broughttogether A Group Of The Artists Weavings Whichcentered On The Catfish Motif. Recalling A Haunting Story Of The Drowning Death Of Three Blackmen In Police Custody In The Town Where Brackens Was Raised, The Woven Tapestries Paid Homage Tothe Deceased And To The Many Symbols Embraced By Bodies Of Water.(2) Jaishri Abichandani: Flower Headed Children Curated By Anu Vikram Brought This Mid-careerartist Recognition On The West Coast And The Exhibition Can Be Credited For Igniting New Interest In Her Artistic Practice. This Brooklyn Based Artist Whose Brightly Colored Sculptures Speak Tohuman Rights, Equity For All And Featured A Portrait Gallery Of South Asian Heroines Celebratesfemale Energy While Revealing The Darker Side Of Female Victimization. 2022
Songwriting With Soldiers Inc $15,000 Austin, TX, US The Purpose Of This Grant Was To Assist In Anniversary Concerts And Manage Archivalsongs. 2022
National Comedy Center $15,000 Jamestown, NY, US This Grant Provided Assistance In Development Of Johnny Carson Special Exhibit. 2022
The Sterling Foundation $20,000 Chapel Hill, NC, US This Grant Supports The Albert Einstein Book. The Manuscript For The Book Has Been Completed And Has Undergone Copy Editing. The Index Is In Preparation. The Foreword By Hanoch Gutfreund, Academic Director Of The Einstein Archives At Thehebrew University Of Jerusalem, And The Epilogue By Co-author Michael Diruggiero Remain To Be Added. 2022
47 Palmer Inc $20,000 Cambridge, MA, US This Grant Supported Labor Day Young Artists Presentation (Live And Streamed). 2022
Kurt Vonnegut Library And Museum $10,000 Indianapolis, IN, US This Grant Was In Support Of Activities Surrounding "Banned Books Week." 2022
Second Stage Theatre $25,000 New York, NY, US This Grant Provided Support To Safely Reopen Theaters And Resume Productions; Produce Four Shows Total At Two Venues, The Hayes Theater And The Tony Kiser Theater, Support 25+ Artists With New Play Development Activities Including Readings, Workshops, And Commissions;make Productions Accessible By Providing At Least 7,000 Free And Low-cost Tickets Through The Affordable Ticket Initiative. 2022
The Fire Department Theatre Company $20,000 New York, NY, US Salon/sanctuary Concerts For Production And Distribution Of A New Opera Discussingjewish African American Relations. 2022
Cedar Lane Unitarian Universalist C $13,500 Bethesda, MD, US This Grant Was For The Creation Of A Community Concert Series Called "Womenin Contemporary Folk Music." 2022
Neo Philanthropy Inc $15,000 New York, NY, US To Support The Abortion Access Front(aaf)for The Development Of A Podcast On Issues Relating To Womens'reproductive Rights. 2022
Indiana Arts Council $11,000 Indiana, PA, US This Grant Provided For A Citywide Murals Project. 2022
Players Philanthropy Fund $20,000 Towson, MD, US This Grant Was For Work On "Mr. Clown & Friends" Puppetry Program On Teaching Reading And Values. 2022
Craft Contemporary $38,000 Los Angeles, CA, US This Grant Supported An Important Exhibition: Tuoya Afshar Exhibit As Well As General Administrative Functions. Also New York-based Artist And Curator Jaishri Abichandanis Celebratory Visions Of Feminist And Transgender Liberation Take Their Forms From Indian Classical Art And Their Subjects From Contemporary South Asian Diaspora Culture And Activism. Flower-headed Children Is The First Comprehensive Museum Survey Of The Artists Varied Creative Production. 2021
Berklee College Of Music $10,000 Boston, MA, US This Grant Funded 3 Days Of Panel Discussions Via Zoom On Music In The Age Of Covid: Best Practices From Around The World. These 3 Panels, Featuring Renown Musicians And Music Industry Experts, Focused On Promotion Of Music In Africa And India, Asia, And The Americas And Europe. 2021
Songwriting With Soldiers Inc $12,000 Austin, TX, US This Grant Alllowed The Design And Implementation Of A Social Media Strategy To Disseminate Programs From Its Innovative Program To Have Veterans Of The Wars In Iraq And Afganistan Work With Professional Singer-songwriters To Create Powerful Songs About Veterans Experiences. The Social Media Itself Also Focuses On Llnking These Songs With Civilian Communities So That Those Non-military Audiences Can Better Understand Veterans Experiences At War And At Home Upon Their Return. 2021
Woody Guthrie Center $12,000 Tulsa, OK, US This Grant Was In Support Of The Fire In Little Africa, A Project Including A Film, About The Centennial Of Tulsas Race Massacre. Funding Was Used For The Development Of A Curriculum On This Historical Event, And Music For The Film Which Was Successfully Submitted To Various Film Festivals Around The Country. 2021
National Comedy Center $5,000 Jamestown, NY, US This Grant Provided Significant Support For A Major Project To Recognize And Promote The Life And Comedy Of Lucille Ball Whose Hometown Jamestown, New York Is Where The National Comedy Center Is Located. The Exhibition Was Featured In Numerous National Media Including A Long Segment For Cbs Sunday. 2021
Beth Morrison Projects $28,000 Brooklyn, NY, US This Grant Supported The Next Generation Of Boundary-pushing Operatheatre Composers. First Launched In 2017-18, The Bmp: Next Gen Program Was Established To Help Bmp Stay Connected To A New Generation Of Composers, Singers And Artists Just Coming Out Of School. Aspiring Composers From Coast To Coast Are Invited To Submit Vocal Works Up To Ten Minutes In Length. Bmp Creative Producer Beth Morrison And Executive Director Jecca Barry Select Ten First-round Finalists From These Applicants And Then Produce An Evening Of New Music Out Of These Submissions. 2021
The Sterling Foundation $20,000 Chapel Hill, NC, US This Grant Supports The Albert Einstein Book. The Manuscript For The Book Has Been Completed And Has Undergone Copy Editing. The Index Is In Preparation. The Foreword By Hanoch Gutfreund, Academic Director Of The Einstein Archives At Thehebrew University Of Jerusalem, And The Epilogue By Co-author Michael Diruggiero Remain To Be Added. Publication Is Expected In Fall Of 2022. 2021
47 Palmer Inc $15,000 Cambridge, MA, US This Grant Supported Labor Day Weekends Campfire Festival To Help Develop New Artists At This Non-profit Venue In Cambridge, Massachusetts. The Festival Was Held Partially Live And Partially With Submitted Videosand Had Both A Live Audience And A Much Larger Streaming Audience. 2021
Kurt Vonnegut Library And Museum $7,500 Indianapolis, IN, US This Grant Was In Support Of The Museums Celebration Of The American Library Assosiations Annual Banned Books Week With A Series Of Programs On Free Speech And Freedom Of Expression. The Weeklong Program Included A Playwright In Residence And Webinars On Banned Books For Young People As Well As Efforts To Censor Books That Discuss Policing, The Environment And Gender Recognition Issues. 2021
Second Stage Theatre $12,000 New York, NY, US This Grant Supports Three Broadway Theaters In New York To Help With Covid Strategies. 2021
Bang On A Can $23,000 Brooklyn, NY, US The Debut Of The Expanded Bang On A Can All-stars Was A Smashing Success! Despite The Current Covid Outbreak They Were Able To Safely Seat 200 In-person Guests And More Than 1,000 People Watched The Live Stream Of The Show. 2021
Exapno New Music Community Center I $14,000 Brooklyn, NY, US This Grant Paid For The Third Coast In Performance. This Piece Invites The Audience To Explore The Sonic Space By Moving Freely Throughout The Performance Area. The Work Stems From Clays Interest In Integrating The Elements Of Play And Community-building Into His Body. 2021
The Fund For Reconciliation And Dev $7,500 Riverhead, NY, US This Grant Is To Help Support Efforts For Reconciliation Between The United States And Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, And Cuba, As Well As The Development Of These Countries. 2021
Craft Contemporary $15,000 Los Angeles, CA, US Exhibition & Catalogue For Merion Estes: Unnatural Disasters 2020
The Sterling Foundation $13,000 Chapel Hill, NC, US Support A Book With Pictures Of The Life And Work Of Albert Einstein. The Book Will Feature An Astonishing Collection Of Photographs Ranging From The Earliest Known Signed Photograph Of Einstein As A Teenager To The Last Known Signed Photograph Taken Shortly Before His Death. 2020
Folk Alliance International $12,000 Kansas City, MO, US To Support Collaborative Cross-border Response To Covid-19. This Project Included The Creation And Dissemination Of 10 Collaborative Topical Compositions By 20 High Profile Acoustic Musicians Responding To The Pandemic. 2020
Craft And Folk Art Museum $10,000 Los Angeles, CA, US Exhibition & Catalogue For Merion Estes: Unnatural Disasters 2018
Newman Center University Of Denver $10,000 Denver, CO, US Concert By The Bang On A Can All Stars 2018
Brooklyn Museum Of Art $15,000 Brooklyn, NY, US Presentation Of "radical Women: Latin American Art, 1960-1985" 2018
Berklee College Of Music $15,000 Boston, MA, US A Two Day Presentation On "arts & Activism" Including Seminars With Musicians & Dancers 2018
Ucla Center For The Performing Arts $10,000 Los Angeles, CA, US Nico Muhly Performing Lesser Known Songs Of Philip Glass, With Other Performers 2018
Craft And Folk Art Museum $10,000 Los Angeles, CA, US An In-depth Look At One Body Of Work By Betty Saar Began In The 1960's & Continues To This Day 2017
Ucla Center For The Performing Arts $10,000 Los Angeles, CA, US Eighth Blackbird Commissioning & Performing A New Work By David Lang 2017
Brooklyn Museum Of Art $15,000 Brooklyn, NY, US A History Of Feminism & Feminist Art. 2017
Newman Center University Of Denver $10,000 Denver, CO, US Concert By Wild Up Performing Contemporty Classical Music 2017
Woody Guthrie Center $10,000 Tulsa, OK, US An Exhibit Of The Life Of Pete Seeger With A Celebration Of Talented Performers Who Did Shows & Educational Panels For The Community 2017
Craft And Folk Art Museum $14,000 Los Angeles, CA, US Supports New Ceramic Works By Keiko Fukazawa 2016
Ucla Center For The Performing Arts $7,000 Los Angeles, CA, US Support Performances Of Lucinda Childs Dance Company's Repertoire Evening, Including The New Work. 2016
Newman Center University Of Denver $6,250 Denver, CO, US Will Compose A New Work To Be Performed In Both Carnegie Hall & At Newman Center Presents 2016
Brooklyn Museum Of Art $15,000 Brooklyn, NY, US Support A Planning Grant For A Wide Investigation Of How Feminisum Informs Our Daily Experiences And The Ways We Look At The World, In The Museum And Beyond 2016
Songwriting With Soldiers Inc $10,000 Austin, TX, US Provides The Gift Of Song & Creativity To Soldiers And Veterans 2016
Ucla Center For The Performing Arts $7,000 Los Angeles, CA, US Support"beyond Zero: 1914-1918,"a Collobration Marking The 100th Anniversary Of The State Of World War I 2016
Newman Center University Of Denver $6,750 Denver, CO, US Support Presenting The Dance Company Blace Grace From New Zealand 2016
Colorado Music Festival $3,000 Lafayette, CO, US Support Crowd-sources Program To Commission A New Orchestral Work To Premiere In The 2017 Season 2016

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Contact Information

Official contact details for The A&v Kulaev Cultural Heritage Fund as registered with the IRS. These details are essential for grant applications, correspondence, and due diligence processes.

EIN 94-3235979
Website N/A
Address 440 N BARRANCA AVE 6010 Covina, CA 91723-1722

Key People (2)

Board members, trustees, and key staff who oversee The A&v Kulaev Cultural Heritage Fund's grant making decisions and strategic direction. Understanding leadership composition can provide insights into foundation priorities and potential networking opportunities.

Vice President Barry Lynn
President Karen Ringen

Forms 990-PF

IRS Form 990-PF filings provide comprehensive financial information, grant details, and operational data. These documents are essential resources for understanding foundation capacity, giving patterns, and strategic priorities.

Form 990-PF Research Tips
  • Review Part XV for detailed grant recipient information and funding purposes
  • Check Part I for total assets, annual giving amounts, and payout requirements
  • Examine Part VIII for key personnel compensation and board structure
  • Look for trends across multiple years to understand giving patterns

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Data Currency: Last updated March 2026 based on IRS Form 990-PF filings. Foundation information reflects most recent available tax year data.