The Wallace Alexander Gerbode Foundation

voice 415-391-0911
fax 415-391-4587
info@gerbode.org
  111 Pine Street, Suite 1515
San Francisco, CA 94111
www.gerbode.org


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Press Release: January 19, 2012  —
2011 Choreographer Commissioning Awards
View Special Awards Recipients 1987 through 2011


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Board of Directors: Maryanna G. Stockholm, Chair
Frank A. Gerbode, MD, Vice Chair and Secretary
Charles M. Stockholm, Vice Chair and Treasurer
Thomas C. Layton, President
 Staff: Thomas C. Layton, President
Stacie Ma'a, Vice President
Olivia Malabuyo Tablante, Administrative Manager
Catharine Kalin, Bookkeeper
Molly Barrons, Program Assistant

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 Total assets as of December 31, 2010: $65,749,257

 Grants approved in 2010: $4,899,068

 Grants paid in 2010: $4,292,442


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Purpose

The Wallace Alexander Gerbode Foundation is interested in programs and projects offering potential for significant impact. The primary focus is on the San Francisco Bay Area (counties of Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, San Francisco and San Mateo) and Hawaii. The Foundation's interests generally fall under the following categories:

   arts and culture
   environment
   reproductive rights and health
   citizen participation/building communities/inclusiveness
   strength of the philanthropic process and the nonprofit sector
   Foundation-initiated special projects


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Limitations & Restrictions:
To qualify for support, an organization must be a tax-exempt public charity, as determined by Internal Revenue Code Section 501(c)(3). The Foundation generally does not support direct services, deficit budgets, general operating funds, building or equipment funds, general fundraising campaigns, religious purposes, private schools, publications, scholarships, or grants to individuals.

Preferred Form of Contact:
Letters of inquiry are accepted on an ongoing basis. All letters of inquiry should be addressed to Olivia Malabuyo Tablante, Administrative Manager, and should include a brief description of the work the applicant is seeking funding for and a brief description of the organization. All requests for funding should include a budget (either project or organizational) and should not include materials (videotapes, etc.) requiring return. In the event that materials must be returned, an explicit request for their return and a self-addressed, stamped envelope must be provided.

Funding Cycle:
The board meets four times annually.

Deadlines for Applications:
As noted above, letters of inquiry are accepted on an ongoing basis. Under the annual Special Awards program to commission new works of art, the Foundation issues separate guidelines covering the eligibility requirements and the application process. The Special Awards cycles are usually announced in May and the application and guidelines can be downloaded from this website. Applications are due in late August and awards are announced in January.





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