The Philip Boyle Foundation

  • Grant Application Timeline

    Grant Applications Due: March 15, 2022
    Grantmaking Meeting: June 2022
    Grants Funded: July 2022
    Funding Preferences: Central Oklahoma; Organizations that make a difference in the quality of life of all who are served

  • Contact Information

    405-755-5571
    1024 E. Britton Road, Suite 200
    Oklahoma City, OK 73131
    kblakley@fmiokc.com

2021 Grant Areas of Support

    2021 Grants Awarded

    • Calm Waters – $5,000
      Center for Children & Families – $10,000
      Dale Graham Veterans Fnd. – $5,000
      Infant Crisis Services – $10,000
      Mary Abbott Children’s House – $7,000
      Meals on Wheels of Norman – $5,000
      Mental Health Association – $10,000
    • Pivot – $5,000
      Positive Tomorrows – $5,000
      Special Olympics Oklahoma – $3,000
      Sunbeam Family Services – $5,000
      Teen Recovery Solutions – $2,500
      The Virtue Center – $2,500
      Warrior’s Rest Foundation – $5,000

    Directors

    Jim Cobb
    President

    Dail Boyle Cobb
    Vice-President

    Sydney McCurdy
    Trustee

    Philip Cobb
    Trustee

    Mission Statement

    The mission of The Philip Boyle Foundation is to carry on the legacy of Philip Boyle’s philanthropy. Philip was a civic leader in Oklahoma City involved with many organizations over his lifetime. The current Trustees are dedicated to following Mr. Boyle’s example and continuing his efforts. The Foundation will support charities that operate in central Oklahoma and that make a difference in the quality of life of all who are served.

    Foundation History

    The Philip Boyle Foundation was established in 1989 by Philip Boyle. The Foundation received an infusion of capital at Mr. Boyle’s death in 2000. The current Trustees are managing the Foundation to honor the philanthropic legacy of the founder.

    Major accomplishments to date are the building of the Philip Boyle Tree House at the Oklahoma City Zoo, support for the University of Oklahoma Geology Field Camp, Center for Children and Families, Inc., Regional Food Bank, and the Mental Health Association Oklahoma.

    Application Process

    The Trustees invite proposals from 501(c)(3) organizations located in Central Oklahoma. An online grant application summarizing the project(s) for funding must be submitted. The Trustees will meet and review all grant applications received by the deadline date and will notify each applicant of their granting decisions.

    The Philip Boyle Foundation

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    Grant Applications Due: March 15, 2022
    Grantmaking Meeting: June 2022
    Grants Funded: July 2022
    Funding Preferences: Central Oklahoma; Organizations that make a difference in the quality of life of all who are served

     

    Preference will be given to the following:

    Organizations in Norman, OK