Animal Welfare
We support organizations that rescue, protect, and care for abused and neglected animals in Clay County and advance humane treatment for all.
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Protecting the Vulnerable.
Creating Opportunity.
The Moore Family Foundation is dedicated to improving the lives of abused and neglected animals in Clay County while supporting underserved individuals, families, and communities.
Our Mission
Our Mission
We support initiatives that protect abused and neglected animals in Clay County, expand opportunity for underserved populations, and strengthen communities through thoughtful and lasting philanthropy.
Our Areas of Focus
Underserved Communities
We fund programs that create opportunities, provide essential resources, and help individuals and families build better futures.
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Our Philosophy
Thoughtful Partnerships
We build long-term relationships with organizations doing meaningful work on the front lines.
Measurable Impact
We seek measurable outcomes and responsible stewardship to ensure lasting, positive change.
Guided by Values
Compassion, integrity, and respect guide every decision we make and every grant we award.
Grantmaking
The Moore Family Foundation makes thoughtful grants to organizations whose work protects abused and neglected animals in Clay County and expands opportunity for underserved individuals, families, and communities.
Animal Welfare Grants
We support organizations dedicated to rescuing, protecting, and caring for abused, neglected, and vulnerable animals, with a particular focus on Clay County. Priority areas include rescue, rehabilitation, shelter, medical care, adoption services, and long-term solutions that improve animal welfare.
We are particularly interested in organizations that demonstrate compassion, accountability, responsible stewardship, and measurable outcomes while addressing urgent needs in the community.
Underserved Communities Grants
We support programs that create opportunity and improve quality of life for underserved individuals and families. Areas of interest include education, healthcare access, family support services, housing stability, workforce development, and community enrichment.
We seek partners whose work creates lasting impact and helps people build stronger, healthier, and more independent futures.
Grant Guidelines
The Foundation primarily makes grants to qualified nonprofit organizations whose missions align with our areas of focus.
- Organizations must be recognized as tax-exempt under IRS guidelines.
- Preference is given to programs demonstrating measurable impact.
- Funding priorities may vary from year to year.
- Unsolicited requests may not receive a response.
