The Robert J. Kleberg, Jr. and Helen C. Kleberg Foundation focuses on advancing the legacy of its founders through significant philanthropic efforts, having allocated $290.9 million in grants to various causes. The Foundation emphasizes impactful investments in wildlife conservation, animal science, and related areas that further understanding and preservation efforts, primarily in South Texas. While the mission statement specifics are not detailed, the Foundation's historical giving patterns suggest a commitment to supporting research, habitat restoration, animal health, and maintaining ecosystems.
The Robert J. Kleberg, Jr. and Helen C. Kleberg Foundation focuses on supporting arts and humanities, particularly by funding high-caliber visual arts exhibitions at established museums. The grant aims to broaden audience access through educational initiatives, public events, and outreach programs. Priority is given to projects that promise the greatest impact and to museums with which the Foundation has an established relationship. Applications for support for internships or research positions are also welcomed from these institutions. While capital requests are rarely supported, the Foundation remains open to discussions about projects fitting its priorities. Additionally, the Foundation prefers that resources be dedicated to philanthropic purposes rather than commemorations or tokens of appreciation.