About Us
The Kaylor Yetto foundation is a private, family managed, not-for-profit, philanthropic organization. It was established in 2021.
Our Mission
The mission of the Kaylor Yetto Family Foundation is to create impactful change in key areas by providing funding to support organizations and the networks that they assist. Grants will be directed towards local communities and levels within organizations where effective, positive change can be made.
The Foundation has focus in three key areas; Health, Community/Environment and the well-being of animals. The Foundation will provide funding and support to organizations who are focused and in alignment with our goals.
We believe in a fair and just world that is anchored in diversity, equality and inclusion.
The Foundation operates no programs of its own, however performs its mission by funding proven approaches from non-profit 501(c)3 organizations.
Through direct program and mission related investments we strive to make the greatest possible impact with all of our assets.
Our Vision
To live in a green, caring world where everyone has the opportunity to thrive.
Our Intent
The intent of the foundation is to the focus on the three key general areas, however, there are no reasons to exclude worthy causes in areas that are deemed important from time to time. Our areas of focus include:
Health and Healthcare
We believe that private funding of health organizations is of vital importance to our society. Grants may be provided for facilities, basic research, disease-specific organizations such as Alzheimer’s and other health programs having important significance and impact.
Community& Environment
The foundation believes it is important to assist local organizations established for the well-being of children, the elderly and the disadvantaged, as well as cultural and other community related organizations that focus on creating a lasting environment for future generations.
Animal Well-being
The foundation believes that creating an environment for the care of all living creatures and their habitats is vital to the future health of our planet.
Grant Process
Grants are awarded twice a year. The grant application process is simple and initiated by submitting a grant application using the Common Grants Application.