• The Foundation-sponsored Collier County Assessment is complete.

     

    Pictured are RMSFF grantee, Grace Place graduates — also highlighted in the CCCA Education issue paper.

  • Advice to Schulze Scholars

    “Partnership and teamwork! Lean in to the importance of building partnerships in your college experience.”

    – Richard M. Schulze

    More about Scholars

  • Camp Kesem Supports Children Through Parent's Cancer

     

    RMSFF grantee, Camp Kesem, provides a camp experience to support children whose parents struggle with a cancer diagnosis.

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  • RMSFF Web Site Improvements

    We recently migrated to a nice, new web platform.  Some of our pages are still under construction and you may find a little mess here and there. If something you need is unavailable on our site, please email Linda Halverson.

Applications

Grants
Fall 2019 Cycle LOIs
Now Closed
Fall 2019 LOI Deadline
Now Closed
Fall 2019 Invited Applications
Were due June 7, 2019

Prospective and current grantees enter here.

Scholarships
2019 Schulze College Scholars
Welcome New Scholars Accept Here
Early Learning Scholarships
2019-20 Applications Apply Here
Current College Scholars
Time to Renew Renew Your Scholarship Here

Learn more about Schulze College Scholarships Here

Learn more about Schulze Early Learning Scholarships Here

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Who We Are

The Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation began its work in 2004 with the charge from its founder to support transformational change for the benefit of mankind. The Foundation has consistently directed its primary efforts and resources toward matters of importance in human & social services, education, and health & medicine. It continues to do so today with a focus on investments that produce specific and measurable outcomes with a geographic emphasis on the Twin Cities (Minnesota) seven-county metropolitan area and Lee and Collier counties in Florida.  In all of its activities, the foundation embraces its founder’s beliefs in the value of innovation and in improving the lives of middle- and working-class families.

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