About the Foundation

The W.G. Raoul Foundation was established by W.G. Raoul on November 10, 1913.  The Foundation was originally established to reduce the burden of tuberculosis in Georgia and was instrumental in the establishment of many county health departments in Georgia.  (Please see the History Tab for more information.)  With improvements in treating tuberculosis, the mission of the Foundation has undergone several evolutions over time and is currently focused on addressing pediatric asthma.

The Foundation holds Board meetings twice a year (spring and fall) to review submitted applications from non-profit organizations that address the mission.  Should you have a program related to pediatric asthma that you wish to explore prior to submitting a formal application, we encourage you to reach out to our Grants Manager, Amy Green, at amy.green@truist.com for guidance.  Given our narrow focus area, we are always interested in new programs working in this service area across the state of Georgia that we could support.