Core support for the on-site exhibit of a burial ground for enslaved people and to create a “node of reckoning”about not only the people buried there, but how Monticello has and has not acknowledged this part of its own history over time.

Grantee

Thomas Jefferson Foundation

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Total Amount
$675,000
Grant approval
$500,000 – April 2018
Grant increase
$175,000 – December 2021
Approval date
April 2018
Start date
March 2018
End date
June 2022
Grant type
Regular
Topics
Arts, culture and media
Civic participation
Government policy and practice
International affairs
Benefiting locations
China, People's Republic of
Worldwide

Program

  • Our current program structure was established in 2018. For grants made between 2006-2018, where there was not a direct mapping from one of the previous program areas to the current structure, the “Other Grantmaking” label was applied. View the “topics” associated with these grants to better understand them.

    For more recent grants, this label indicates that the grant’s funding source was outside of a program’s budget. Some examples include our philanthropy and Good Neighbor Committee grants.

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