We continue to explore ways we might be helpful to our grantees during this challenging time. Please check this page for current changes in RMSFF deadlines, grant guidelines, and emergency funding. We will share additional information on this page as it evolves and we are able.
It's a New Schulze Scholar!
Left, Nancy (Schulze) Tellor presents a Schulze Family College Scholarship award to Vail Christian High School graduate, Beka Gershenoff. Beka will receive a yearly $5,000 scholarship to attend Wartburg College. Read more about the Schulze Family College Scholarship here.
Sunshine is Good Medicine!
Ameer (left) reflects the joy that RMSFF Grantee, Sunshine Kids Foundation, seeks to create through their activities programming for kids living with Cancer. Read more about Sunshine Kids like Ameer here.
Applications
Grants
Fall 2020 Cycle LOI Deadline
Fall 2020 Invited Applications
EXTENDED - Now Due May 29, 2020
Attention Spring 2019 Grantees!
The due date for your final report is extended
to June 1, 2020.
Attention Mental Health Service Providers!
Funding guidelines have changed to an invitation-only format. Read more here.
Scholarships
2020-21 New College Scholar Applicants
Early Learning Scholarships
Recent News
- The Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation Launches $2 Million Challenge Grant to Benefit the American Cancer Society Hope Lodge of Atlanta
- Schulze Innovation Scholars’ business hits $20 million in sales. Read more here.
- Schulze School of Entrepreneurship Ranked #35 by Princeton Review. Read more here.
- The new Catholic Charities St. Paul Opportunity Center has a two-floor “opportunity center” and is named for the Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation, which made a lead $5 million donation to the effort. Read more here.
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 Charlotte, Collier, Glades, Hendry and Lee 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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