Albert G. and Olive H. Schlink Foundation

A Sandusky, Ohio foundation begun in 1966 from a homemaker's saved grocery money, now granting over $1.5 million a year to more than fifty nonprofits meeting community needs in Erie and Huron counties.

Financial profile

Albert G. and Olive H. Schlink Foundation · EIN 34-6574722 · 501(c)(3)

Fiscal yearTotal revenueContributionsProgram servicesTotal expensesNet assetsYear end
FY2023$2,060,906$1,684,616$9,146,289Dec 2023
FY2022$1,490,429$1,463,436$8,814,247Dec 2022
FY2021$744,915$1,293,563$8,828,278Dec 2021
FY2020$3,590,676$216,791$9,401,886Dec 2020
FY2019$1,181,036$1,137,777$6,047,088Dec 2019
FY2015$630,765$1,051,608$5,079,815Dec 2015

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Peer societies

Five societies Albert G. and Olive H. Schlink Foundation is read alongside.

Who backs AGOHS

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The outside view

A Sandusky, Ohio foundation begun in 1966 from a homemaker's saved grocery money, now granting over $1.5 million a year to more than fifty nonprofits meeting community needs in Erie and Huron counties.

  • Authority
  • Build
  • Outward
  • Volunteer

Their shape

The Village

Where everyone is known by name.

The Village is built on belonging, where everyone knows everyone and relationships are the point. Its gift is loyalty and warmth, its challenge is scaling beyond the intimacy that makes it work.

Also reads toward The Legacy.

Strengths

→Tight community and genuine belonging.
→Decisions feel shared and fair.
→Members show up, for each other and the work.

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