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Kirkpatrick Foundation is a private philanthropic foundation established on May 17, 1955, by John and Eleanor Kirkpatrick with an initial $10,000 contribution and headquartered at 1001 West Wilshire Boulevard in Oklahoma City. Over its 70-year history the foundation has distributed more than $92 million in grants and currently distributes approximately $3 million annually across six focus areas: arts, culture, education, animal wellbeing, environmental conservation, and historic preservation, with a geographic emphasis on Central Oklahoma. The foundation operates through a structured grantmaking program (small grants of $10,000 or less reviewed monthly; large grants averaging $25,000 with bi-annual Letters of Inquiry cycles), administered by a six-person staff led by Executive Director Kelley Barnes and Chairman Christian Keesee, a third-generation Kirkpatrick family member.

The foundation's products and endeavors include ArtDesk (a quarterly print magazine covering contemporary arts, distributed free in Oklahoma, Texas, and Colorado), the Oklahoma Animal Study (a 200-page 2016 research publication), the Safe & Humane initiative (with a stated vision to make Oklahoma the safest and most humane place to be an animal by 2032), The Animal Conference (an annual convening), SQ 777 voter education resources, and the Kirkpatrick Medal (inaugural award in 2024). Distribution is via an online grant portal (YourCause Grants), a website with email newsletter, organic social channels (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram), and physical/digital publications.

The foundation has historically played a catalytic role in Oklahoma's philanthropic infrastructure, providing $40,000 in seed funding in 1969 to establish the Oklahoma City Community Foundation (now $830M+ in assets) and a $22 million grant in 1994 to create the Kirkpatrick Family Fund as an affiliated fund of OCCF. There is no proprietary technology product or AI capability; the foundation operates as a traditional grantmaking entity, and its business model is funded by investment returns on its endowment rather than by commercial revenue.

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Kirkpatrick Foundation is a private Oklahoma City-based philanthropic foundation established in 1955 that distributes approximately $3 million annually in grants across arts, culture, education, animal wellbeing, environmental conservation, and historic preservation, primarily serving Central Oklahoma nonprofits.

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private foundation grants, philanthropic giving, arts culture education, animal wellbeing advocacy, nonprofit grantmaking
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2Arts, Culture & Humanities Grantmaking Foundations
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3Environmental & Climate Grantmaking Foundations
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4Advocacy, Policy & Public Awareness (Animal Welfare)
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  • Grantmaking Foundations813211
  • Other Grantmaking and Giving Services813219
  • Environment, Conservation and Wildlife Organizations813312
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Private Foundation Grantmaking
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Kirkpatrick Foundation operates from investment returns on its endowment, distributing approximately $3 million annually in grants and charitable activities to support arts, culture, education, animal wellbeing, environmental conservation, and historic preservation primarily in Central Oklahoma.

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1Small Grants - $10,000 or less
ModelOtherBilling cadenceMonthly
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Reviewed monthly with a 60-day consideration period. Grantees limited to one request per year.

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2Large Grants - Over $10,000
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Average award is $25,000. Letters of Inquiry due June 1st or December 1st. Grants normally no larger than 10% of organization's fiscal year budget.

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1ArtDesk
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A quarterly print publication focusing on contemporary arts including painting, sculpture, photography, installation, dance, film, music, and architecture.

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Kirkpatrick Foundation is a private philanthropic foundation that distributes approximately $3 million annually in grants to 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations operating in Central Oklahoma across six focus areas: arts and culture, education, animal wellbeing, environmental conservation, and historic preservation. In addition to its grant program (small grants up to $10,000 reviewed monthly; large grants averaging $25,000 with bi-annual cycles), the foundation operates named initiatives including ArtDesk magazine, the Oklahoma Animal Study, the Safe & Humane animal wellbeing initiative, the ANIMAL Conference, SQ 777 voter education, and the Kirkpatrick Medal award.

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  • $3 million distributed annually in grants and charitable activities
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Kirkpatrick Foundation is a private philanthropy organization founded in 1955 that distributes approximately $3 million annually in grants supporting five focus areas: arts & culture, education, animal wellbeing, environmental conservation, and historic preservation. The foundation operates several named initiatives and publications including ArtDesk (a quarterly print magazine), the Oklahoma Animal Study (research publication), the Safe & Humane animal wellbeing initiative, SQ 777 voter education resources, the ANIMAL Conference, and the Kirkpatrick Medal award program. These offerings are coordinated through a grant application portal and supported by foundation staff.

Product and service7 records
1Kirkpatrick Foundation Grant Program
CategoryGrant Program
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Grant program distributing approximately $3 million annually across five funding areas: arts and culture, education, animal wellbeing, historic preservation, and environmental conservation. Includes small grants (up to $10,000) reviewed monthly and large grants (over $10,000, averaging $25,000) with bi-annual application cycles. Grants are normally capped at 10% of an organization's fiscal year budget. For 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations serving Central Oklahoma.

2ArtDesk Magazine
CategoryPublication
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A twice-yearly (described also as quarterly) print publication devoted to contemporary arts including painting, sculpture, photography, installation, dance, film, music, and architecture. Published by Kirkpatrick Foundation and distributed free of charge in Oklahoma, Texas, and Colorado. Intended for arts enthusiasts, educators, and the general public interested in contemporary art journalism.

3Oklahoma Animal Study
CategoryResearch Publication
Description

A landmark 200-page comprehensive research publication published in 2016 examining the condition of animals in Oklahoma, covering companion animals, livestock, horses, wildlife, exotics, and laboratory animals. Serves as a way to understand and chart the current condition of Oklahoma animals. For policymakers, animal welfare researchers, and community stakeholders.

4Safe & Humane Initiative
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Initiative with a vision to make Oklahoma the safest and most humane place to be an animal by 2032, including a goal to increase cat and dog live release rate to 90% by 2025. Targeted at animal welfare organizations, policymakers, and Oklahoma communities.

5ANIMAL Conference
CategoryConference
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Conference bringing together stakeholders to learn, discuss, and connect on current animal wellbeing topics locally and worldwide. Held annually in Oklahoma City. For animal welfare advocates, researchers, and community members.

6SQ 777 Education Resources
CategoryEducational Resource
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Non-partisan voter education materials about State Question 777 (Right to Farm amendment), including fact sheets on foreign involvement in Oklahoma agriculture, food prices, and agricultural jobs. For Oklahoma voters and community members seeking balanced information on ballot measures.

7Kirkpatrick Medal Award
CategoryAward Program
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Award honoring people who represent the six areas of focus of the foundation (arts, culture, education, animal wellbeing, environmental conservation, and historic preservation). Recipients receive a $2,500 honorarium, a medal design by sculptor Eugene Daub, a citation, and a $50,000 endowment gift at the Oklahoma City Community Foundation to the nonprofit of their choice. For individuals making outstanding contributions in the foundation's focus areas.

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Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on1994-01-01
Description

Kirkpatrick Foundation granted $22 million in 1994 to establish the Kirkpatrick Family Fund as an affiliated fund of the Oklahoma City Community Foundation. The foundation also provided $40,000 in seed money in 1969 to help establish OCCF as a public community foundation.

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An affiliated fund of the Oklahoma City Community Foundation established with a $22 million grant from Kirkpatrick Foundation in 1994. Now led by Elizabeth Eickman.

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Peers10 records
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

National animal-welfare grantmaker and one of the largest funders in the U.S. pet welfare space; comparable to Kirkpatrick's Safe & Humane initiative and Animal Conference as an animal-welfare convener and grantmaker, but at far greater national scale.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

National animal-welfare advocacy and grantmaking organization aligned with Kirkpatrick's animal-wellbeing mission and Oklahoma-focused policy advocacy work; operates far broader advocacy and direct-service programs.

TypeDirect peer
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Affiliated Kirkpatrick philanthropic vehicle established by Kirkpatrick Foundation in 1994 as a $22M fund within OCCF; operates in the same Central Oklahoma region with overlapping arts, animal welfare, and education priorities, and shares Kirkpatrick family governance.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Large-scale private foundation that publishes Bloomberg CityLab and other journalism-adjacent media assets comparable to Kirkpatrick's ArtDesk magazine; broader mission and global scope but relevant for benchmarking foundation-owned media strategy.

TypeDirect peer
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Regional community foundation that Kirkpatrick Foundation helped seed in 1969; serves the same Central Oklahoma nonprofit ecosystem with substantially larger assets (~$830M, 1,800+ funds) and ~$80M annual grants under Kelley Barnes's prior oversight—making it the most direct comparable in mission and geography.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Oklahoma-focused private foundation supporting education, arts and culture, and community enhancement across Central Oklahoma—direct overlap in geography and mission priorities with Kirkpatrick Foundation.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Tulsa-based private family foundation with similar multi-area grantmaking focus on education, social services, arts, and animal welfare across Oklahoma—closely comparable family-foundation model and regional mandate.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Oklahoma-based private family foundation with a similarly broad grantmaking mandate across arts, education, and human services in the state; comparable geographic scope and traditional family-foundation structure make it a natural side-by-side peer.

TypeRegional player
Description

Oklahoma-focused philanthropy addressing human services, education, and community needs across the state—similar geographic restriction but distinct institutional-affiliation structure, providing a peer benchmark for state-level private grantmaking.

TypeRegional player
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State agency distributing public arts funding across Oklahoma, frequently co-funding the same arts & culture grantees that Kirkpatrick Foundation supports—useful peer for benchmarking regional arts philanthropy capacity and gaps.

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Kirkpatrick Foundation

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Kirkpatrick Foundation is a private Oklahoma City-based philanthropic foundation established in 1955 that distributes approximately $3 million annually in grants across arts, culture, education, animal wellbeing, environmental conservation, and historic preservation, primarily serving Central Oklahoma nonprofits.

What Kirkpatrick Foundation does

Kirkpatrick Foundation is a private philanthropic foundation established on May 17, 1955, by John and Eleanor Kirkpatrick with an initial $10,000 contribution and headquartered at 1001 West Wilshire Boulevard in Oklahoma City. Over its 70-year history the foundation has distributed more than $92 million in grants and currently distributes approximately $3 million annually across six focus areas: arts, culture, education, animal wellbeing, environmental conservation, and historic preservation, with a geographic emphasis on Central Oklahoma. The foundation operates through a structured grantmaking program (small grants of $10,000 or less reviewed monthly; large grants averaging $25,000 with bi-annual Letters of Inquiry cycles), administered by a six-person staff led by Executive Director Kelley Barnes and Chairman Christian Keesee, a third-generation Kirkpatrick family member.

The foundation's products and endeavors include ArtDesk (a quarterly print magazine covering contemporary arts, distributed free in Oklahoma, Texas, and Colorado), the Oklahoma Animal Study (a 200-page 2016 research publication), the Safe & Humane initiative (with a stated vision to make Oklahoma the safest and most humane place to be an animal by 2032), The Animal Conference (an annual convening), SQ 777 voter education resources, and the Kirkpatrick Medal (inaugural award in 2024). Distribution is via an online grant portal (YourCause Grants), a website with email newsletter, organic social channels (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram), and physical/digital publications.

The foundation has historically played a catalytic role in Oklahoma's philanthropic infrastructure, providing $40,000 in seed funding in 1969 to establish the Oklahoma City Community Foundation (now $830M+ in assets) and a $22 million grant in 1994 to create the Kirkpatrick Family Fund as an affiliated fund of OCCF. There is no proprietary technology product or AI capability; the foundation operates as a traditional grantmaking entity, and its business model is funded by investment returns on its endowment rather than by commercial revenue.

Kirkpatrick Foundation firmographics

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Name
Kirkpatrick Foundation
Legal name
Kirkpatrick Foundation
Website
https://kirkpatrickfoundation.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1955
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Kirkpatrick Foundation is a private Oklahoma City-based philanthropic foundation established in 1955 that distributes approximately $3 million annually in grants across arts, culture, education, animal wellbeing, environmental conservation, and historic preservation, primarily serving Central Oklahoma nonprofits.
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Kirkpatrick Foundation industry classification

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Product category
Private Foundation Grantmaking
NAICS
Grantmaking Foundations (813211), Other Grantmaking and Giving Services (813219), Environment, Conservation and Wildlife Organizations (813312)
akta.pro primary industry
Private Foundations (BPAGAKAA)
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Arts, Culture & Humanities Grantmaking Foundations (BPAGAKAJ), Environmental & Climate Grantmaking Foundations (BPAGAKAM), Advocacy, Policy & Public Awareness (Animal Welfare) (BPAGAIAJ)

Keywords

  • Private foundation grants
  • Philanthropic giving
  • Arts culture education
  • Animal wellbeing advocacy
  • Nonprofit grantmaking

Where Kirkpatrick Foundation is headquartered

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Oklahoma City
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United States
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North America

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  1. Philanthropic Endowment Returns: Kirkpatrick Foundation operates from investment returns on its endowment, distributing approximately $3 million annually in grants and charitable activities to support arts, culture, education, animal wellbeing, environmental conservation, and historic preservation primarily in Central Oklahoma.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
OtherMonthlySmall Grants - $10,000 or less
OtherMulti-year contractLarge Grants - Over $10,000

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Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels7 records

Kirkpatrick Foundation product offering

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Core offering

Kirkpatrick Foundation is a private philanthropic foundation that distributes approximately $3 million annually in grants to 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations operating in Central Oklahoma across six focus areas: arts and culture, education, animal wellbeing, environmental conservation, and historic preservation. In addition to its grant program (small grants up to $10,000 reviewed monthly; large grants averaging $25,000 with bi-annual cycles), the foundation operates named initiatives including ArtDesk magazine, the Oklahoma Animal Study, the Safe & Humane animal wellbeing initiative, the ANIMAL Conference, SQ 777 voter education, and the Kirkpatrick Medal award.

Product overview

Kirkpatrick Foundation is a private philanthropy organization founded in 1955 that distributes approximately $3 million annually in grants supporting five focus areas: arts & culture, education, animal wellbeing, environmental conservation, and historic preservation. The foundation operates several named initiatives and publications including ArtDesk (a quarterly print magazine), the Oklahoma Animal Study (research publication), the Safe & Humane animal wellbeing initiative, SQ 777 voter education resources, the ANIMAL Conference, and the Kirkpatrick Medal award program. These offerings are coordinated through a grant application portal and supported by foundation staff.

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Brands

  • ArtDesk: A quarterly print publication focusing on contemporary arts including painting, sculpture, photography, installation, dance, film, music, and architecture.
  • Safe & Humane
  • Oklahoma Animal Study
  • SQ777
  • Kirkpatrick Medal

Products and services

  • Kirkpatrick Foundation Grant Program Grant program distributing approximately $3 million annually across five funding areas: arts and culture, education, animal wellbeing, historic preservation, and environmental conservation. Includes small grants (up to $10,000) reviewed monthly and large grants (over $10,000, averaging $25,000) with bi-annual application cycles. Grants are normally capped at 10% of an organization's fiscal year budget. For 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations serving Central Oklahoma.
  • ArtDesk Magazine A twice-yearly (described also as quarterly) print publication devoted to contemporary arts including painting, sculpture, photography, installation, dance, film, music, and architecture. Published by Kirkpatrick Foundation and distributed free of charge in Oklahoma, Texas, and Colorado. Intended for arts enthusiasts, educators, and the general public interested in contemporary art journalism.
  • Oklahoma Animal Study A landmark 200-page comprehensive research publication published in 2016 examining the condition of animals in Oklahoma, covering companion animals, livestock, horses, wildlife, exotics, and laboratory animals. Serves as a way to understand and chart the current condition of Oklahoma animals. For policymakers, animal welfare researchers, and community stakeholders.
  • Safe & Humane Initiative Initiative with a vision to make Oklahoma the safest and most humane place to be an animal by 2032, including a goal to increase cat and dog live release rate to 90% by 2025. Targeted at animal welfare organizations, policymakers, and Oklahoma communities.
  • ANIMAL Conference Conference bringing together stakeholders to learn, discuss, and connect on current animal wellbeing topics locally and worldwide. Held annually in Oklahoma City. For animal welfare advocates, researchers, and community members.
  • SQ 777 Education Resources Non-partisan voter education materials about State Question 777 (Right to Farm amendment), including fact sheets on foreign involvement in Oklahoma agriculture, food prices, and agricultural jobs. For Oklahoma voters and community members seeking balanced information on ballot measures.
  • Kirkpatrick Medal Award Award honoring people who represent the six areas of focus of the foundation (arts, culture, education, animal wellbeing, environmental conservation, and historic preservation). Recipients receive a $2,500 honorarium, a medal design by sculptor Eugene Daub, a citation, and a $50,000 endowment gift at the Oklahoma City Community Foundation to the nonprofit of their choice. For individuals making outstanding contributions in the foundation's focus areas.

Quantifiable outcome

  • $3 million distributed annually in grants and charitable activities
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Companies that use Kirkpatrick Foundation

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Named customers5 records

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Kirkpatrick Foundation partnerships and signals

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Two partnerships are on record, tiered core.

  • Oklahoma City Community FoundationcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 1994Kirkpatrick Foundation granted $22 million in 1994 to establish the Kirkpatrick Family Fund as an affiliated fund of the Oklahoma City Community Foundation. The foundation also provided $40,000 in seed money in 1969 to help establish OCCF as a public community foundation.
  • Kirkpatrick Family FundcoreOthersAn affiliated fund of the Oklahoma City Community Foundation established with a $22 million grant from Kirkpatrick Foundation in 1994. Now led by Elizabeth Eickman.

Scale indicators6 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Kirkpatrick Foundation competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Broad incumbents

  • PetSmart Charities: National animal-welfare grantmaker and one of the largest funders in the U.S. pet welfare space; comparable to Kirkpatrick's Safe & Humane initiative and Animal Conference as an animal-welfare convener and grantmaker, but at far greater national scale.
  • ASPCA: National animal-welfare advocacy and grantmaking organization aligned with Kirkpatrick's animal-wellbeing mission and Oklahoma-focused policy advocacy work; operates far broader advocacy and direct-service programs.
  • Bloomberg Philanthropies: Large-scale private foundation that publishes Bloomberg CityLab and other journalism-adjacent media assets comparable to Kirkpatrick's ArtDesk magazine; broader mission and global scope but relevant for benchmarking foundation-owned media strategy.

Direct peers

  • Kirkpatrick Family Fund: Affiliated Kirkpatrick philanthropic vehicle established by Kirkpatrick Foundation in 1994 as a $22M fund within OCCF; operates in the same Central Oklahoma region with overlapping arts, animal welfare, and education priorities, and shares Kirkpatrick family governance.
  • Oklahoma City Community Foundation: Regional community foundation that Kirkpatrick Foundation helped seed in 1969; serves the same Central Oklahoma nonprofit ecosystem with substantially larger assets (~$830M, 1,800+ funds) and ~$80M annual grants under Kelley Barnes's prior oversight—making it the most direct comparable in mission and geography.
  • Inasmuch Foundation: Oklahoma-focused private foundation supporting education, arts and culture, and community enhancement across Central Oklahoma—direct overlap in geography and mission priorities with Kirkpatrick Foundation.
  • Anne & Henry Zarrow Foundation: Tulsa-based private family foundation with similar multi-area grantmaking focus on education, social services, arts, and animal welfare across Oklahoma—closely comparable family-foundation model and regional mandate.
  • Sarkeys Foundation: Oklahoma-based private family foundation with a similarly broad grantmaking mandate across arts, education, and human services in the state; comparable geographic scope and traditional family-foundation structure make it a natural side-by-side peer.

Regional players

  • Masonic Charity Foundation of Oklahoma: Oklahoma-focused philanthropy addressing human services, education, and community needs across the state—similar geographic restriction but distinct institutional-affiliation structure, providing a peer benchmark for state-level private grantmaking.
  • Oklahoma Arts Council: State agency distributing public arts funding across Oklahoma, frequently co-funding the same arts & culture grantees that Kirkpatrick Foundation supports—useful peer for benchmarking regional arts philanthropy capacity and gaps.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses3 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

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Profiles17 records

Kirkpatrick Foundation subsidiaries and ownership

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Subsidiaries1 record

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Frequently asked questions about Kirkpatrick Foundation

What does Kirkpatrick Foundation do?

Kirkpatrick Foundation is a private philanthropic foundation that distributes approximately $3 million annually in grants to 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations operating in Central Oklahoma across six focus areas: arts and culture, education, animal wellbeing, environmental conservation, and historic preservation. In addition to its grant program (small grants up to $10,000 reviewed monthly; large grants averaging $25,000 with bi-annual cycles), the foundation operates named initiatives including ArtDesk magazine, the Oklahoma Animal Study, the Safe & Humane animal wellbeing initiative, the ANIMAL Conference, SQ 777 voter education, and the Kirkpatrick Medal award.

Is Kirkpatrick Foundation a public or private company?

Kirkpatrick Foundation is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Kirkpatrick Foundation founded?

Kirkpatrick Foundation was founded in 1955. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Kirkpatrick Foundation based?

Kirkpatrick Foundation is headquartered in Oklahoma City, United States, in the North America region.

How does Kirkpatrick Foundation make money?

One revenue line is on record: philanthropic Endowment Returns.

Who are Kirkpatrick Foundation's main competitors?

Broad incumbents on record are PetSmart Charities, ASPCA and Bloomberg Philanthropies. Direct peers are Kirkpatrick Family Fund, Oklahoma City Community Foundation, Inasmuch Foundation, Anne & Henry Zarrow Foundation and Sarkeys Foundation. Regional players are Masonic Charity Foundation of Oklahoma and Oklahoma Arts Council.

Does Kirkpatrick Foundation have an API?

No public API is recorded for Kirkpatrick Foundation.

What industry is Kirkpatrick Foundation in?

Kirkpatrick Foundation's product category is Private Foundation Grantmaking. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAGAKAA, Private Foundations, with a secondary code of BPAGAKAJ, Arts, Culture & Humanities Grantmaking Foundations. Its NAICS code is 813211.

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The Journal RecordAnimal conference brings nature, wildlife to spotlightThe Kirkpatrick Foundation held its fifth annual Animal conference, featuring Temple Grandin and Jeff Corwin as keynote speakers. The event included a release of 10 Mississippi kite hawks and a nature walk with bird-mimic Samuel Henderson. The conference aimed to promote animal well-being across wildlife, livestock, and pets.GlobeNewswireFirst Oklahoma Conference on the Humane Treatment of Pigs Announced by Kirkpatrick FoundationThe Kirkpatrick Foundation announced the First Oklahoma Conference on the Humane Treatment of Pigs on March 1, 2023, in Oklahoma City. The symposium features author Mark Essig and highlights that nearly 4 million pigs in Oklahoma live in extreme confinement, with 470,000 pregnant pigs in gestation crates. The event aims to educate the public and offer solutions.PR NewswireOn Anniversary Of Moore Tornado American Humane Association And Kirkpatrick Foundation To Give Giant Gift To Protect Oklahoma's AnimalsAmerican Humane Association and the Kirkpatrick Foundation are unveiling a 50-foot animal rescue truck on May 20, 2016, at Oklahoma State University-Oklahoma City, marking the anniversary of the devastating 2013 EF-5 tornado that struck Moore, Oklahoma. The vehicle, funded jointly by both organizations along with the William H. Donner Foundation, is designed to carry supplies and sheltering equipment for 100 animals and will be deployed to disaster zones, cruelty cases, and used to train first responders. The rescue truck will serve as a regional teaching tool with Oklahoma positioned to become a leader in animal disaster response.PR NewswireTo Mark 100 Years Of Animal Rescue, American Humane Association Gives Giant Gift To America's Dogs, Cats, Horses And MoreAmerican Humane Association unveiled a 50-foot animal rescue vehicle at the New York Stock Exchange on May 9, 2016, to mark its 100th anniversary of animal rescue work, with the dedication event coinciding with the opening bell ceremony. The vehicle, which can carry lifesaving supplies and sheltering equipment for 100 animals and will be staffed with a licensed veterinarian, was funded by the William H. Donner Foundation, Kirkpatrick Foundation, and Zoetis, and will be permanently stationed in Oklahoma's Tornado Alley. The rescue truck will be deployed for natural disasters and manmade crises such as hoarding and cruelty cases, while also serving as a teaching tool for first responders training for disaster situations.