Areas of Giving
Celebrating the inherent value of every person
The Pulte Family Charitable Foundation provides funding to non-profit, educational and religious institutions that share Judeo-Christian values and focus on aiding underserved communities.
Areas of Giving
Hunger and Thirst
Hunger and Thirst
The Foundation provides grants to organizations that run soup kitchens, food pantries and sustainable water infrastructure.
Shelter
Shelter
Education
Education
Care for Others
Care for Others
Grant Process
Due to an overwhelming interest in our grant programs and our limited resources, the Pulte Family Foundation can no longer accept unsolicited grant requests. The Foundation will only accept and review grant requests from invited organizations. Please check back in 2023 for updates on our grantmaking plans.
FAQs
The Seven Corporal Works of Mercy according to Catholic tradition address the physical needs of the poor. These include feeding the hungry; giving drink to the thirsty; clothing the naked; caring for captives; sheltering the homeless; visiting the sick and assisting the mourning.
The Pulte Family Charitable Foundation makes grants and donations that advance the quality of life for the most disadvantaged members of our human family. The Foundation funds projects and programs, capital campaigns and general operating expenses for organizations that align with our mission and fall within at least one of our four areas of giving: Hunger and Thirst, Shelter, Educational Access and Care for Others. The Foundation makes grants and donations regardless of race, creed, gender or sexual preference.
In accordance with the Founder’s Judeo-Christian religious and moral beliefs, The Foundation will not grant monies to organizations that directly or indirectly, through their subsidiaries, support research, programming and services that disregard the inherent dignity of all persons, from which follows the right to life from conception to natural death. The Foundation also does not fund lobbying / political efforts, individuals, or for-profit entities.
No. But the Pulte Family Charitable Foundation does provide scholarships to individuals through educational institutions. Click here to go to our partnership page with more information.
Yes, if:
*Your organization aligns with PFCF’s mission statement and giving criteria.
*Your organization maintains a current 509(a)(1) or 501(c)(3) designation from the Internal Revenue Service.
*Your organization does not support lobbying or political efforts.Your organization or fiscal sponsor is located in the United States.
Due to an overwhelming interest in our grant programs and our limited resources, we are no longer accepting grant requests for 2021 or 2022. Over the next year, applications will only be accepted from invited organizations.
We appreciate your organization’s commitment to addressing society’s most pressing problems. Please check our website closer to 2023 for updates on our grantmaking plans.
Established through the personal generosity of the Pulte Family, the Pulte Family Charitable Foundation is wholly independent of Pulte Homes and PulteGroup, Inc.
No.