$50,000 in 1 grant from the C.O.U.Q. Foundation
Grant recipientsMoney documented
A recipient named in the filed Form 990-PF grant schedules of the C.O.U.Q. Foundation, the private foundation whose president was Jeffrey Epstein: $50,000 in FY2005, listed below with the date and stated purpose of each grant. Nothing else about this organization has been read out of the corpus, and a grant is not evidence that it knew anything about the donor.
From the C.O.U.Q. Foundation's IRS Form 990-PF filings (EFTA00224262), tax years ending 2001 to 2007. Jeffrey Epstein is named Pres/Dir of that foundation. Every figure was read from the page image, and each schedule adds up to its own printed total. A grant marked Scholarship is a payment made through the institution; an Unrestricted one is money for it. The returns name no individual recipient for either. Where the purpose column is blank, the return left it blank. This is not a complete total: the corpus holds no schedules for this foundation outside those years, and three other Epstein-linked charities have returns nobody has read.
| Date | Tax year | Amount | Purpose stated | As recorded |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2/8/05 | FY2005 | $50,000 | Unrestricted | |
| Total in these years | $50,000 | |||
The exact name was not found in the scanned text. That is not the same as absence: the scanning breaks words across line ends and misreads characters, and a document can be about an organization without spelling its name the way we searched for it.