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Teiger Foundation

Private foundation · New York, NY · EIN 26-3533921 · reported 2023–2025
214grants reported
$45Kmedian award
$10Klower quartile
$500smallest grant
$15.9Mtotal paid
26states reached
3years giving
This foundation funds faith-based organizations. 3 of its 214 reported grants went to churches, ministries or other religious organizations, $97K in total. That is what it paid, not what it says in a policy.
Gives every year. This foundation reported grants in 2023, 2024, 2025. A funder that shows up year after year is worth a letter even if this year is a no.

Where to write

195 Chrystie St
New York, NY 10002-1214

Address as registered with the IRS. Most foundations this size have no website and no application form, which is not a dead end: a short letter to this address is the whole process, and almost nobody sends one.

Who they funded

Recipient and stated purposeWhereAmount
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
8 ARTWORKS DONATED (ARTISTS: KATHARINA FRITSCH, MARK GROTJAHN, LAURA OWENS, ELIZABETH PEYTON, LISA Y
New York, NY$3,600,000
Fulcrum Arts
UNRESTRICTED FUNDS TO SUPPORT THE MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS OF LOS ANGELES VISUAL ARTS COALITION (LAVA).
Pasadena, CA$700,000
Moma PS1Queens, NY$500,000
The Studio Museum in HarlemNew York, NY$500,000
Intesa Sanpaolo Spa
PROGRAM SUPPORT: "STRANIERI OVUNQUEFOREIGNERS EVERYWHERE" AT THE VENICE BIENNIAL
Venice$500,000
The Studio Museum in HarlemNew York, NY$500,000
J Paul Getty Trust
EMERGENCY SUPPORT
Los Angeles, CA$250,000
Mass MocaNorth Adams, MA$200,000
The Morgan Library & Museum
LISA YUSKAVAGE - ASSPICKING, FOODEATING, HEADSHRINKING, SOCIAL CLIMBING, MOTHERFUCKER BAD HABITS
New York, NY$200,000
Whitney Museum of American ArtNew York, NY$170,000
Dia Art FoundationNew York, NY$159,838
Colby College Museum of ArtWaterville, ME$155,000
Hammer MuseumLos Angeles, CA$154,850
Contemporary Arts Museum HoustonHouston, TX$153,180
San Jose Museum of ArtSan Jose, CA$151,125
Contemporary Art Museum of St LouisSt Louis, MO$150,000
Hawai'i ContemporaryHonolulu, HI$150,000
Smithsonian Institution National PortraitWashington, DC$150,000
The Museum of Contemporary ArtLos Angeles, CA$150,000
80wse Gallery
TO SUPPORT THE PRODUCTION AND PROGRAMS OF THE EXHIBITION EASTERN LEGACIES: THE ASIAN AMERICAN ART MO
New York, NY$150,000
Art21 Inc
TO SUPPORT THE PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTARY FILM SERIES ART IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY BY ART21, INC.,
New York, NY$150,000
Swiss Institute
TO SUPPORT THE PRODUCTION AND PROGRAMS OF THE EXHIBITION SPORA AT THE SWISS INSTITUTE, CURATED BY ST
New York, NY$150,000
The Kitchen
TO SUPPORT THE PRODUCTION AND PROGRAMS OF THE EXHIBITION CODE SWITCH: DISTRIBUTING BLACKNESS, REPROG
New York, NY$150,000
Independent Curators InternationalNew York, NY$150,000
Center for Curatorial LeadershipNew York, NY$125,000
Portland Art MuseumPortland, OR$125,000
Portland Art Museum
PROGRAM SUPPORT: "JEFFREY GIBSON: THE SPACE IN WHICH TO PLACE ME" AT THE US PAVILION, VENICE BIENNAL
Portland, OR$125,000
Independent Curators InternationalNew York, NY$115,500
Art Into Acres
ART TO ACRES WILL ACT AS A FISCAL SPONSOR FOR ARTISTS COMMIT AND ART + CLIMATE ACTION AT $50,000 EAC
Fairfax, CA$100,000
Texas Southern University Foundation
TO SUPPORT UNIVERSITY MUSEUM AT TEXAS SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS IN 2023 AND 2024
Houston, TX$100,000
Myriad USANew York, NY$90,750
Brown Arts Institute the Bell GalleryProvidence, RI$80,000
Depaul Art MuseumChicago, IL$80,000
Museo de Arte de Puerto RicoSanturce, PR$80,000
Art PapersAtlanta, GA$75,000
Moody Center for the Arts at Rice UniversHouston, TX$75,000
Perlman Teaching Museum at Carleton CollegeNorthfield, MN$75,000
The AtheneumAthens, GA$75,000
The Phillips CollectionWashington, DC$75,000
Boca Raton Museum of Art
TO SUPPORT THE PRODUCTION AND PROGRAMS OF THE EXHIBITION SMOKE AND MIRRORS: MAGICAL THINKING IN CONT
Boca Raton, FL$75,000
Carnegie Museums
TO SUPPORT PRODUCTION AND PROGRAMS OF THE EXHIBITION A LASTING IMPACT AT THE CARNEGIE MUSEUM OF ART,
Pittsburgh, PA$75,000
Contemporary Arts Center Cincinnati
TO SUPPORT THE PRODUCTION AND PROGRAMS OF THE EXHIBITION THE HERESIES GENERATION: FEMINISM, ART, AND
Cincinnati, OH$75,000
Creative Time
TO SUPPORT THE PRODUCTION AND PROGRAMS OF THE EXHIBITION THE WORLD'S UNFAIR AT CREATIVE TIME, CURATE
New York, NY$75,000
Dia Art Foundation
TO SUPPORT THE PRODUCTION AND PROGRAMS OF THE SOLO EXHIBITION DELCY MORELOS AT DIA CHELSEA, CURATED
New York, NY$75,000
Empaccurtis R Priem Experimental Media
TO SUPPORT THE PRODUCTION AND PROGRAMS OF THE EXHIBITION SHIFTING CENTER AT THE CURTIS R. PRIEM EXPE
Troy, NY$75,000
Queens Museum
TO SUPPORT PRODUCTION AND PROGRAMS AT THE QUEENS MUSEUM OF THE EXHIBITION LYLE ASHTON HARRIS: OUR FI
Queens, NY$75,000
The Contemporary Austin
TO SUPPORT THE EXHIBITION CARL CHENG: NATURE NEVER LOSES AT THE CONTEMPORARY AUSTIN, CURATED BY ALEX
Austin, TX$75,000
University of Michigan Museum of Art
TO SUPPORT THE PRODUCTION AND PROGRAMS OF THE EXHIBITION YOURE WELCOME AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
Ann Arbor, MI$75,000
Wexner Center Foundation
TO SUPPORT PRODUCTION AND PROGRAMS OF THE SOLO EXHIBITION TANYA LUKIN LINKLATER AT THE WEXNER ART CE
Columbus, OH$75,000
Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit (moca)Detroit, MI$70,000
The Morgan Library & Museum
LISA YUSKAVAGE - NORTHVIEW (KK ON THE DIVAN)
New York, NY$70,000
The Morgan Library & Museum
LISA YUSKAVAGE - STUDY FOR TRUE BLONDE AT HOME
New York, NY$60,000
Forge ProjectAncram, NY$55,000
Galveston Artist ResidencyGalveston, TX$55,000
Participant IncNew York, NY$55,000
The BrickLos Angeles, CA$54,400
Squeaky Wheel Film & Media Art CenterBuffalo, NY$53,600
Friends of Alice Austen HouseStaten Island, NY$52,500
Heard MuseumPhoenix, AZ$52,000
AntennaNew Orleans, LA$50,000

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