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Schulze Family Foundation

Focus Areas & Categories

  • Education
  • Human & Social Services
  • Health & Medicine

The Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation (RMSFF) creates grant partnerships with organizations in our geographic area of focus. These organizations generate results in our focus areas.

Education
Human & Social Services
Health & Medicine

  • Adult Education and Workforce Development Programs and Services. Programs and services focused on leadership, professional development, workforce development and employment training. Programs that expand and adult’s knowledge in a particular field or discipline.
  • Early Childhood Programs and Services. Educational programs that provide a learning foundation. Engagement in early learning and brain development programming for children aged birth to five years old.
  • Scholarship and Financial Support. Financial help that students need to meet their educational expenses while in school.
  • Special Education: Individualized programming, instruction, and support services for gifted and disabled children and youth. Modified curricula, teaching methodologies, or instructional materials to learn.
  • Youth Education Programs and Services. Classroom support, after-school tutoring and instruction for school-aged students that enhance formal education. Semi-skilled, skilled, technical or professional post-secondary programs for college-aged students.

Learn more about our Education focus area.

  • Children’s and Family Services. Services that promote a child’s well being. Childcare, adoption, foster care, family counseling and parenting education that strengthen their families.
  • Disability and Special Needs Services. Individual and group support and advocacy for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Services that promote self-determination, employment, connection, and involvement in community life.
  • Domestic Abuse. Domestic violence support and prevention. Programs that address the needs of individuals and families experiencing domestic violence. Work that helps prevent the (re)occurrence of these situations.
  • Food Banks, Food Pantries and Food Distribution. Hunger relief in communities.
  • Homeless, Shelter & Crisis Services. Help for individuals and families who experience homelessness. Increased housing stability through direct interventions, basic needs and advocacy.
  • Housing. Placement into permanent, supportive, or transitional housing. Services that promote the housing stability through wrap-around or support services. Rental or utilities help. Landlord-tenant mediation or eviction-prevention. Affordable housing unit development or preserving existing affordable housing units.
  • Mental Health: By invitation only. Prevention and early intervention needs of children and adolescents experiencing mental health issues.
  • Multipurpose Human Service Organizations. Direct services to the communities served. YMCAs, YWCAs, Red Cross, Salvation Army are examples.
  • Youth Development. Outside-of-school activities that promote the ongoing development and growth of youth. Activities that connect them to caring adults and mentors. Camping experiences for young people.

Learn more about our Human & Social Services focus area.

  • Diseases, Disorders and Disciplines. Direct services that promotes medical disciplines. Advocating for public understanding and support.
  • Patient and Family Support. Wish-granting programs and camps for individuals diagnosed with a specific disease/disorder. Financial help with housing and travel expenses because of a life-limiting illness. Grief support services. Other health-related support for patients at various life stages.
  • Treatment and Prevention Services. Medical service and education on ways to prevent disease and reduce health risks.

Study and re-evaluation of support for certain types of medical research is underway. We have an emerging interest in regenerative medicine and stem cell research. We support proposals in biomedical research by invitation only.

Learn more about our Health and Medicine focus area.

Minnesota Office

6600 France Ave., Suite 550
Minneapolis, MN 55435
Phone: 952-324-8910

Florida Office

999 Vanderbilt Rd., Suite 710
Naples, FL 34108
Phone: 239-263-9400

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  • About Us
    • About Us Overview
    • Our Vision, Mission & Values
      • Our Vision, Mission & Values
      • How We Do Our Work
      • Why We Do Our Work
      • Where We Do Our Work
    • Our Founder
    • Our Board
      • Our Board
      • Trustees Emeriti
      • Health Care Advisor
      • Housing Advisor
    • Our Staff
  • Applying for a Grant
    • Applying for a Grant Overview
    • Grant eligibility
    • Grant-making Guidelines
    • Resources for Grant Writers
    • Update Grantee Contact Information
  • Applying for Scholarships
    • College Scholarships Overview
      • Eligible High Schools
      • Downloadable Documents
      • New and Graduating Schulze Scholars
      • Renew Your Schulze College Scholarship
      • College Scholarship Contact Information
    • Early Learning Scholarship Overview
      • Eligible Catholic Schools
      • Early Learning Scholarship Documents
      • Early Learning Contact Information
  • What We Support
    • What We Support Overview
    • Best Buy Employee Relief
      • Best Buy Employee Relief
      • Best Buy Disaster Relief
      • Best Buy Hope Fund
    • Collier County Community 2022-23 Assessment
    • Focus Areas & Categories
      • Focus Areas & Categories
      • Education
      • Human & Social Services
      • Health & Medicine
    • Power of 100 – Women Who Care
  • Thank You
  • News
    • RMSFF Co-sponsors a Second Collier County Community Assessment
    • Guadalupe Center’s VPKers Graduate
    • Dick receives Legacy of Greatness award
    • “My very own bed” makes a difference