Boca Raton • Palm Beach • Greater Miami

Illuminating Potential, Cultivating Generational Growth Across South Florida.

Chartered in Boca Raton in October 2019, Levinson Family Foundation Inc. channels private family endowment capital into high-impact public charities. Under the direct stewardship of trustees Brandi, Madyson, and Jordan Levinson, we underwrite educational breakthroughs, resilient family safety nets, pediatric medical research, and coastal conservation throughout Palm Beach and Miami-Dade counties.

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Federal Tax ID

EIN 84-3941418

NTEE Classification

T20 / T22 Trust

Sunbiz Charter

#N19000011407

Sunlit South Florida architectural palm canopy in Boca Raton reflecting generational stewardship

The Prismatic Standard Est. Oct 2019

“Refracting private family resources into transparent, enduring civic vitality across South Florida.”

Brandi, Madyson & Jordan Levinson Boca Raton, FL

Statutory Origin

Incorporated 2019

Headquartered in Boca Raton, FL (IRS 501(c)(3) Ruling Issued March 2022)

Direct Oversight

100% Trustee-Guided

Fiduciary Governance by the Levinson Family Board of Officers

Capital Horizon

Multi-Year Grants

Sustained Educational, Pediatric Health & Family Stabilization Endowments

Pure Allocation

Zero Public Overhead

Private Non-Operating Endowment — No Public Fundraising Solicitation Costs

Who We Are & The Levinson Legacy

A Generational Covenant Rooted in Boca Raton & Dedicated to Human Flourishing.

Founded in October 2019 and formally recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) private grantmaking foundation in March 2022, Levinson Family Foundation Inc. represents the unified philanthropic vision of Brandi Levinson (President), Madyson Levinson (Secretary), and Jordan Levinson (Treasurer).

Operating from our statutory headquarters at 6560 W. Rogers Circle, #15 in Boca Raton, with statutory legal counsel maintained through Bryn & Associates, P.A. in Miami, the Foundation was architected on a singular premise: private family wealth carries a profound generational obligation to strengthen the civic, educational, and healthcare fabric of the communities we call home.

Proactive Grantmaking

Rather than burdening frontline community charities with bureaucratic red tape, our trustees conduct rigorous due diligence to deploy flexible, high-trust capital where it creates immediate human uplift.

Intergenerational Vision

By uniting multi-generational family perspectives at the governance table, we balance immediate crisis stabilization with long-horizon endowments in STEM literacy and pediatric medicine.

Official Chartered Mission

NTEE: T20 / T22

"Levinson Family Foundation Inc. is a Boca Raton, Florida 501(c)(3) private grantmaking foundation dedicated to cultivating generational opportunities and strengthening community resilience. Through targeted capital allocations, we empower innovative youth education programs, bolster family health and wellness, and support vital community welfare initiatives across South Florida. Guided by integrity, compassion, and transparent stewardship, we invest in transformative public charities that ignite lasting human progress."

Adopted by the Board of Trustees

Brandi Levinson • Madyson Levinson • Jordan Levinson

Philosophical Architecture

Five Core Tenets of Generational Stewardship

Like an emerald-cut prism that refracts light with mathematical clarity, every grant distributed by the Levinson Family Foundation is governed by five non-negotiable fiduciary principles.

TENET 01 ❖

Fiduciary Transparency (The Prismatic Standard)

Unwavering compliance with IRS 501(c)(3) private foundation statutes, annual Form 990-PF disclosures, and clear audit trails for every dollar granted.

IRC §509(a) Compliant

TENET 02 ❖

Generational Continuity

Constructing multi-decade philanthropic partnerships that outlast transient funding cycles and compound educational and social returns over generations.

Enduring Family Governance

TENET 03 ❖

Catalytic Community Investments

Deploying seed and expansion capital to high-performing 501(c)(3) public charities so they can scale proven educational and clinical interventions.

High-Leverage Capital

TENET 04 ❖

Compassionate Family Wellbeing

Centering the dignity of vulnerable children and families through pediatric healthcare endowments, crisis pantries, and housing stabilization lifelines.

Dignity-First Philanthropy

TENET 05 ❖

Rooted South Florida Commitment

Deeply anchored in Boca Raton, Palm Beach County, and Greater Miami—investing where our trustees live, work, and witness community progress firsthand.

Palm Beach & Miami-Dade

Strategic Capital Allocation

Four Pillars of Grantmaking Impact

Target Annual Endowment Distribution Model 100% Qualified IRC §170(c) Grantees

35% Youth & STEM Education

30% Pediatric & Family Health

20% Family Crisis Stabilization

15% Florida Coastal Conservation

Students collaborating in a sunlit South Florida STEM classroom supported by educational grants

PILLAR I • 35% TARGET ALLOCATION

Academic Empowerment

Youth Education & Academic Innovation Grants

Underwriting classroom STEM laboratories, specialized literacy and mathematics tutoring for underprivileged students, and first-generation collegiate scholarship pathways across Palm Beach and Miami-Dade public and charter networks.

Priority Focus

Title I School STEM Labs, After-School Mentorship & College Readiness

Grant Structure

Programmatic Underwriting & Multi-Year Scholarship Endowments

NTEE Code: B20 / B82

Medical researchers and pediatric clinicians reviewing diagnostic breakthroughs

PILLAR II • 30% TARGET ALLOCATION

Clinical & Wellness Stewardship

Community Health & Pediatric Research Endowments

Partnering with premier South Florida healthcare centers and nonprofit research institutes to fund pediatric specialty care, chronic illness therapy, adolescent mental health access, and preventive family wellness clinics.

Priority Focus

Pediatric Disease Research, Child Behavioral Health & Indigent Care

Grant Structure

Clinical Equipment Grants & Dedicated Research Fellowships

NTEE Code: E22 / H92

Volunteers organizing nutritious food parcels and family crisis relief supplies

PILLAR III • 20% TARGET ALLOCATION

Rapid Stabilization

Family Crisis & Vulnerable Community Lifelines

Deploying flexible, rapid-response operating capital to frontline emergency nutrition pantries, domestic safe havens and women's shelters, and housing displacement prevention charities across Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade.

Priority Focus

Food Security Pantries, Maternal Shelters & Emergency Utility/Rent Aid

Grant Structure

Unrestricted General Operating Support & Rapid-Response Grants

NTEE Code: P20 / K31

Pristine South Florida coastal marine waters and barrier reef habitat conservation

PILLAR IV • 15% TARGET ALLOCATION

Ecological Stewardship

Coastal Habitat & Florida Natural Conservation

Supporting science-led environmental preservation programs that protect South Florida’s irreplaceable Atlantic coral reefs, sea turtle nesting shorelines in Boca Raton, mangrove estuaries, and native subtropical botanical reserves.

Priority Focus

Marine Sanctuary Restoration, Sea Turtle Conservation & Youth Eco-Labs

Grant Structure

Field Conservation Grants & Botanical Education Endowments

NTEE Code: C32 / D30

Philanthropic Impact Feature

The Mechanics of Enduring Family Grantmaking in Palm Beach County.

Private family foundations serve as patient, catalytic risk-takers in the civic ecosystem. Explore how structured charitable endowments and private grantmaking trusts transform multi-generational stewardship into measurable educational and healthcare outcomes across South Florida.

Select Philanthropic Briefing:

Palm Beach & South Florida Charitable Endowment Impact

16:9 HD • WCAG Captioned

South Florida Philanthropic Stewardship Briefing

If your network firewall restricts embedded media, you may view the briefing directly on YouTube.

Open Documentary on YouTube ↗

Community Foundation for Palm Beach & Regional Philanthropy Overview Direct Source Link ↗

Fiduciary Governance & Officers

Board of Trustees & Family Directorate

Verified governing officers on file with the Florida Department of State, Division of Corporations (Sunbiz Document #N19000011407) and IRS Form 990-PF.

President & Chair

Brandi Levinson

6560 W. Rogers Circle, #15, Boca Raton, FL

Presides over strategic endowment allocations, multi-year grant covenants, and institutional partnerships across Boca Raton and South Florida. Leads executive review of educational and pediatric health initiatives.

Direct Executive Channel

brandi@levinsonfamily.smgcharitable.org

Corporate Secretary

Madyson Levinson

6560 W. Rogers Circle, #15, Boca Raton, FL

Custodian of corporate records, board resolutions, and grantee impact reporting. Guides the Foundation’s next-generation youth mentorship, STEM equity, and coastal conservation grant portfolios.

Governance Mandate

Charter Documentation & Grantee Outcome Evaluation

Treasurer & Chief Fiduciary

Jordan Levinson

6560 W. Rogers Circle, #15, Boca Raton, FL

Directs endowment asset stewardship, fiscal compliance, IRC §4942 qualifying distribution schedules, and annual IRS Form 990-PF filings to ensure long-term capital preservation and transparent disbursements.

Fiduciary Mandate

Endowment Treasury & Form 990-PF Audit Oversight

B&A

Registered Legal Counsel

Bryn & Associates, P.A.

One Biscayne Tower, Miami, FL 33131

Serves as official Florida Statutory Registered Agent and legal counsel of record, ensuring continuous corporate good standing with the Florida Division of Corporations and federal tax-exempt statutes.

Statutory Office

2 S. Biscayne Blvd, Suite 2600, Miami, FL 33131

Public Inspection & Verification

Statutory Transparency & IRS Form 990-PF Ledger

In accordance with Internal Revenue Code Section 6104 and Florida Chapter 617 Not-For-Profit Corporation statutes, Levinson Family Foundation Inc. maintains complete public transparency regarding our corporate charter, tax-exempt determination, and annual private foundation returns.

Federal Employer ID (EIN)

84-3941418

Florida Sunbiz Document #

N19000011407

Statutory Headquarters

6560 W. Rogers Circle, #15, Boca Raton, FL 33487

Verified Entity Dossier

LEVINSON FAMILY FOUNDATION INC.

STATUS: ACTIVE & EXEMPT

Legal Corporate Name LEVINSON FAMILY FOUNDATION INC.

Federal EIN / Tax Status 84-3941418 — IRC 501(c)(3) Private Grantmaking Foundation

IRS Ruling Date & Filing March 2022 Tax-Exemption Determination • Annual Form 990-PF

FL Division of Corporations Doc #N19000011407 (Incorporated October 2019 • Active)

NTEE Classification T20 / T22 — Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Private Independent Foundations

Principal Office & Mailing 6560 W. Rogers Circle, #15, Boca Raton, FL 33487

Registered Legal Counsel Bryn & Associates, P.A., One Biscayne Tower, 2 S. Biscayne Blvd, Suite 2600, Miami, FL 33131

Officers of Record Brandi Levinson (President) • Madyson Levinson (Secretary) • Jordan Levinson (Treasurer)

Executive Officer Contact brandi@levinsonfamily.smgcharitable.org (Brandi Levinson — President)

Canonical Domain: levinsonfamily.smgcharitable.org