D'OLIER FOUNDATION

The D'Olier Foundation is a private foundation established by Mabel D'Olier, a prominent Moorestown Quaker, in 1964. Mabel D'Olier is best known for her contributions to Moorestown and Moorestown Friends Meeting. She was a key player in the establishment of the Moorestown Community House and bequeathed her home, Evergreen Lawn, to Moorestown for the enjoyment of the community in memory of her family. Today, Evergreen Lawn houses an arboretum and Perkins Center for the Arts... The D'Olier Foundation supports the charitable purposes delineated in IRS Section 501(c)(3) with grants to institutions and causes that serve the community of Moorestown and the Society of Friends. No grants are given to individuals... The D'Olier Foundation focuses its financial support to Quaker organizations and, in the South Jersey region, to organizations or government entities that support the Quaker values of Simplicity, Peace, Integrity, Community, Equality, and/or Stewardship.

Primary location: Moorestown United States