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| Range | Grants |
|---|---|
| Under $5K | 4 |
| $5K–$25K | 12 |
| $25K–$100K | 2 |
| $100K+ | 0 |
Smallest $2,000 · Largest $72,944
| Other/foreign | 34% | |
| NJ | 20% | |
| VA | 12% | |
| MA | 10% | |
| WA | 6% | |
| NC | 6% | |
| AZ | 5% | |
| CA | 3% |
| Tax year | Contributions paid | Total assets | Grants listed |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | $263,135 | $4,876,077 | 15 |
| 2024 | $259,962 | $5,483,592 | 18 |
Years shown are the filings ingested so far; more years are added as additional IRS batches are processed.
| Contact | CHRISTINE MINERVA |
|---|---|
| Address | 12 ROSZEL ROAD SUITE A104, PRINCETON, NJ, 08540 |
| Phone | 6097957250 |
| APPLICATIONS@GEISSFOUNDATION.US | |
| Form & materials | PUBLISHERS' APPLICATIONS SHOULD INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING IN UNLOCKED PDF FORMAT:(1) A COMPLETED APPLICATION FORM; (2) A PUBLISHER'S LETTER OF NOMINATION THAT PROVIDES A SUMMARY OF THE PROPOSED BOOK'S IMPORTANCE IN MING AND CHINESE STUDIES, THE AMOUNT OF MONEY REQUESTED, AND TO WHAT PURPOSE AN AWARD WOULD BE USED, PARTICULARLY AS IT RELATES TO VISUAL ENHANCEMENTS SUCH AS MAPS AND ILLUSTRATIONS; (3) AN ABSTRACT, TABLE OF CONTENTS, AND A SAMPLE SELECTION OF 25-30 PAGES OF THE PROPOSED BOOK. REPRESENTATIVE ILLUSTRATIONS, IF RELEVANT, SHOULD ALSO BE SUBMITTED; (4) READER REPORTS OF THE PROPOSED BOOK, AS ALREADY SUBMITTED TO THE PUBLISHER. IF AVAILABLE, PLEASE INCLUDE THE AUTHOR'S RESPONSE TO THOSE REPORTS; (5) A LIST OF GRANTS AND AWARDS THAT HAVE ALREADY BEEN RECEIVED OR ARE PENDING. |
| Deadlines | SEPTEMBER 1ST AND MARCH 1ST. |
| Restrictions | MING AND CHINESE STUDIES. |
| Contact | CHRISTINE MINERVA |
|---|---|
| Address | 12 ROSZEL ROAD SUITE A104, PRINCETON, NJ, 08540 |
| Phone | 6097957250 |
| APPLICATIONS@GEISSFOUNDATION.US | |
| Form & materials | (1) A COMPLETED APPLICATION FORM. (2) AN APPLICATION NARRATIVE THAT: (1) DESCRIBES THE PROJECT; (2) EXPLAINS ITS RELEVANCE TO THE FOUNDATION'S MISSION AND DESCRIBES THE PROJECT'S RATIONALE (HOW IT IS EMPIRICALLY GROUNDED, THEORETICALLY INFORMED, AND METHODOLOGICALLY EXPLICIT); (3) EXPLAINS ITS GOALS OR INTENDED OUTCOMES; (4) INCLUDES A TIMELINE FOR PROJECT COMPLETION OR THE DATE(S) OF THE PROPOSED ACTIVITY; (5) IF RELEVANT, DISCUSSES ANY PARTNERS OR COLLABORATORS AND HOW THEY INTEND TO WORK TOGETHER ON THE PROJECT AND ITS MANAGEMENT; AND (6) DESCRIBES HOW IT WILL REACH A WIDER AUDIENCE OR ENHANCE CONNECTIONS BETWEEN SCHOLARS AND INSTITUTIONS FROM DIFFERENT FIELDS OR REGIONS; (3) CVS OF THE PROJECT LEAD(S) AND ANY KEY TEAM MEMBERS; (4) A BUDGET STATEMENT; (5) A LIST OF GRANTS THAT HAVE ALREADY BEEN RECEIVED OR ARE PENDING. |
| Deadlines | SEPTEMBER 1ST AND MARCH 1ST. |
| Restrictions | U.S. NOT-FOR-PROFITS OR INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS THAT MEET THEIR COUNTRIES' DEFINITIONS OF REGISTERED CHARITIES OR ACADEMIC INSTITUTIONS. |
Source: 990-PF Part XV line 2, tax year 2024.
| Recipient | Location | Purpose | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| The University Of British Columbia | VANCOUVER | GEISS-HSU POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP IN MING STUDIES (POST-DOC / PI: BRUCE RUSK) | $72,944 |
| Princeton University Library | PRINCETON, NJ | GHF SUPPORT FOR FPUL GRANTS (RESEARCH GRANTS / PI: MIREILLE DJENNO) | $27,000 |
| Rare Book School University Of Virginia | CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA | RBS-GEISS HSU FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP (SCHOLARSHIPS / PI: MICHAEL SUAREZ, S.J.) | $20,000 |
| President And Fellows Of Harvard College | BOSTON, MA | EXPLORING LITERATI DISCOURSES, 14TH- 18TH CENTURIES (OPEN-ACCESS PUBLIC PLATFORM / PI: PETER BOL) | $20,000 |
| Martin J Heijdra Dba Ming Studies | PRINCETON, NJ | JOURNAL OF THE SOCIETY FOR MING STUDIES EDITORSHIP | $17,000 |
| University Of Washington Press | SEATTLE, WA | WADING BAREFOOT THROUGH A MOUNTAIN STREAM: THE TRAVEL DIARIES OF XU XIAKE (1587-1641); JAMES HARGETT, LEAD TRANSLATOR AN | $15,000 |
| The University Of North Carolina | CHARLOTTE, NC | CHINA ON THE MOVE (CONFERENCE / PI: DAN DU) | $14,805 |
| Arizona State University For A New American University | TEMPE, AZ | WORLDING THE MING EMPIRE IN GLOBAL EARLY MODERNITY (CONFERENCE, PI: XIAOQIAO LING) | $12,000 |
| The Rector & Visitors Of The University Of Virginia | CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA | PLANT HUMANITIES IN CHINA (WORKSHOP / PI: NATASHA HELLER) | $11,596 |
| Martin J Heijdra Dba Ming Studies | PRINCETON, NJ | TWO BOOK PRIZES IN MING STUDIES | $8,000 |
| University Of California Press Foundation | OAKLAND, CA | FORGER'S CREED BY J.P. PARK | $8,000 |
| Yale University Press | NEW HAVEN, CT | THE WOVEN IMAGE: THE MAKING OF MONGOL ART IN THE YUAN EMPIRE BY YONG CHO | $7,500 |
| The University Of Hong Kong | HONG KONG | THE EMPRESS AND THE DRAGON THRONE: WOMEN IN THE IMPERIAL FAMILY IN THE FIRST HUNDRED YEARS OF CHINA'S MING DYNASTY BY EL | $7,000 |
| Harvard University | CAMBRIDGE, MA | PERFORMANCE THEORY IN EARLY MODERN CHINA | $5,000 |
| The University Of Warwick | LONDON | PROJECT PLANNING MEETING FOR PROJECT ENTITLED: 'THE WORKERS OF THE MING WORLD AND THEIR SOURCES' | $4,117 |
| University Of Manchester | MANCHESTER | PROJECT AWARD - TEACHING THE MING DYNASTY: HUMANITIES IN CLASS TEACHERNOTES | $4,000 |
| Board Of Regents Of The University Of Wisconsin System | MILWAUKEE, WI | MAPPING THE WEIRD MANUSCRIPT REVIEW WORKSHOP (MANUSCRIPT REVIEW WORKSHOP / PI: RANIA HUNTINGTON) | $4,000 |
| Chinoperl | ALBANY, NY | MUSIC, LANGUAGE, AND DRAMA IN LATE IMPERIAL CHINA (SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY JOURNAL ISSUE / PI: JING SHEN) | $2,000 |
