Private Foundation

THE A&V KULAEV CULTURAL HERITAGE FUND

THE A&V KULAEV CULTURAL HERITAGE FUND is a Private Foundation headquartered in COVINA, CA. Financial data from the 2024 filing: $21K revenue, $215K expenses, $1.4M total assets. IRS filings disclose 67 grants awarded by this foundation, totaling roughly $981K.

EIN: 943235979 COVINA, CA Latest filing: 2024

Total Revenue$21K

Total Expenses$215K

Total Assets$1.4M

Grants Given67

Grant Total$981K

Filing Years2020–2024

Sample Grants Given

SECOND STAGE THEATRE

NEW YORK, NY · 2024

This grant provided general support for COVID and other safety precautions for three theaters.

$25,000

CRAFT CONTEMPORARY

LOS ANGELES, CA · 2024

This grant supported the exhibition "Contemporary Nature Near: Material Experimentation in Architecture and Design" which examines the role of nature as a starting point for material experimentation in the domains of architecture, craft, and science. While nature has often stood in as a model, metaphor, or resource for designers, the recent global upheavals in climate, ecology, and technology are driving intensified understandings of natures tangible and imagined substrate.

$25,000

ST VRAIN VALLEY EDUCATIONAL FOUNDAT

LONGMONT, CO · 2024

To provide support for books in English or Spanish for young school children and their families by the famous childrens book author, Rosemary Wells.

$25,000

PLAYERS PHILANTHROPY FUND

TOWSON, MD · 2024

This grant was for work on "Mr. Clown & Friends" promotion of childrens' television programming and school events with puppets who discuss issues like bullying, diversity and mental health; help in successfully getting the TV version of LA public television as part of a planned national rollout.

$23,000

47 PALMER INC

CAMBRIDGE, MA · 2024

This grant supported the annual three day Labor Day festival featuring up and coming acoustic artists.

$15,000

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Officers & Directors

Vice President Barry Lynn

President Karen Ringen

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Top Grant Purposes

This grant provided support to safely reopen theaters and resume productions; Produce four shows total at two venues, the Hayes Theater and the Tony Kiser Theater, support 25+ artists with new play development activities including readings, workshops, and commissions;make productions accessible by providing at least 7,000 free and low-cost tickets through the Affordable Ticket Initiative.

$50,000 2 grants

This grant was for work on "Mr. Clown & Friends" puppetry program on teaching reading and values.

$45,000 2 grants

This grant supported two exhibitions:(1)Diedrick Brackens: Heaven is a muddy riverbed broughttogether a group of the artists weavings whichcentered on the catfish motif. Recalling a haunting story of the drowning death of three Blackmen in police custody in the town where Brackens was raised, the woven tapestries paid homage tothe deceased and to the many symbols embraced by bodies of water.(2) Jaishri Abichandani: Flower Headed Children curated by Anu Vikram brought this mid-careerartist recognition on the west coast and the exhibition can be credited for igniting new interest in her artistic practice. This Brooklyn based artist whose brightly colored sculptures speak tohuman rights, equity for all and featured a portrait gallery of South Asian Heroines celebratesfemale energy while revealing the darker side of female victimization.

$45,000 2 grants

EXHIBITION & CATALOGUE FOR MERION ESTES: UNNATURAL DISASTERS

$40,000 3 grants

This grant supported an important exhibition: Tuoya Afshar Exhibit as well as general administrative functions. Also New York-based artist and curator Jaishri Abichandanis celebratory visions of feminist and transgender liberation take their forms from Indian classical art and their subjects from contemporary South Asian diaspora culture and activism. Flower-Headed Children is the first comprehensive museum survey of the artists varied creative production.

$38,000 1 grant

Financial Trends

Year	Revenue	Expenses	Assets
2024	$21K	$215K	$1.4M
2023	$41K	$233K	$1.6M
2022	$78K	$253K	$1.8M
2021	$532K	$243K	$2.0M
2020	$253K	$74K	$1.7M

Between 2020 and 2024, reported annual revenue declined from $253K to $21K (-92%), with total assets most recently reported at $1.4M.

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Grant Geography

Grants from this foundation were reported to recipients in CA, CO, DC, IN, MA, MD, and 4 other states.

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