Heron Heights Elementary
The foundation's founding installation. BallistiMAX at the main entry, donated in the months following February 14, 2018. Held by the receiving public school district.
Grant program · 2018 — present
Every grant on the record.
BCF makes restricted grants to 501(c)(3) partners who oversee installation and care. The named awards below are the complete history of the foundation's funded work to date.
Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School
BallistiMAX at specified vision lites and entry glazing. Held by the receiving district. Specified and installed by our associates.
Eagles' Haven
A wellness center serving survivors and families affected by the events of February 14, 2018. BCF grant routed through JAFCO, a Florida 501(c)(3), which oversees the installation and ongoing care of the glazing. JAFCO owns the project.
How grants are awarded
Four requirements. No exceptions.
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A 501(c)(3) partner
The receiving organization must be a registered charity. BCF does not grant to individuals, families, or private entities.
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A specific facility
A named building, with a scope of work our associates can specify against. Not a general fund.
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Long-term custody
The partner must be in a position to maintain the installation for the expected service life of the glazing.
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A paper trail
Every grant is reported on the foundation's 990-PF for that calendar year. Hardware is sourced from Ballistiglass at cost.
Can your organization receive a grant?
Write to our specifications team.
If you represent a 501(c)(3) serving a school or community space where ballistic glazing would materially reduce exposure, an associate from our specifications team can walk you through the intake. Include your EIN, the facility name, and the scope you have in mind.