How the ALLTTG Foundation directs its charitable resources — and how giving decisions are made.
The ALLTTG Foundation is a private family foundation. Our giving is proactive — we seek out and sustain relationships with organizations and individuals doing meaningful work, rather than responding to unsolicited requests.
All grant decisions and acts of benevolence are made at the sole discretion of Foundation leadership, guided by prayer, relationship, and the Foundation's core mission: All Things To God.
Please Note: The ALLTTG Foundation does not accept unsolicited grant applications or benevolence requests. All giving is initiated by the Foundation based on existing relationships and identified needs.
Supporting registered charitable organizations — domestically and internationally.
Direct assistance to individuals and families in genuine need.
Every giving decision begins with prayer. The Foundation seeks God's guidance in how and where resources are directed.
The Foundation builds direct relationships with organizations and individuals before committing support — trust and alignment come first.
When the Foundation identifies a need or opportunity that aligns with its mission, it acts — directly and intentionally.
As a 501(c)(3) private foundation, the ALLTTG Foundation is committed to full compliance with IRS public disclosure requirements. We believe accountability is an expression of good stewardship.
As required by law, our annual Form 990-PF (Return of Private Foundation) is available for public inspection. This includes financial information, grant recipients, and officer details. Copies are available upon written request to the Foundation.
Our IRS exemption application (Form 1023) and related correspondence are available for public inspection upon request, as required under IRC Section 6104.
The ALLTTG Foundation is recognized as a tax-exempt organization under IRC Section 501(c)(3). Contributions may be tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. Consult your tax advisor.
Requests for copies of Form 990-PF, Form 1023, or related IRS correspondence may be directed to the Foundation in writing. The Foundation will provide copies within the timeframe required by law (generally within 30 days). A reasonable copying fee may apply.
* Note: This page provides general information about the Foundation's giving practices and legal obligations. It is not legal or tax advice. Please consult a qualified attorney or CPA for guidance specific to your situation.