"public foundation" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You would use it to refer to an organization which accepts donations and provides grants for the benefit of the public. For example: "The Smith Family Foundation is a public foundation which works to improve access to education in underserved communities."
A public foundation for support was established in 1992.
The public foundation runs schools that are priced midway between free local schools and private schools.
That year, in conjunction with the Austrian government, he established a public foundation.
The Liechtenstein National Library was established in 1961 as a public foundation.
As I entered college in 1990, my father started the Rosenberg Fund for Children (RFC), a public foundation to help children who are experiencing similar nightmares to what he lived through as a child.
Simon Rattle, the current musical director, has done much to ensure the Berlin Philharmonic's democratic and financial future is secured: one of the conditions of his appointment was that the orchestra be turned into a self-governing public foundation, with the power to make its own artistic and financial decisions.
"We're not giving this year" is a common refrain, she said, from public foundations that dabbled too deeply in the stock market.
For well over a decade, many writers and scholars on the educational left have pointed out that the implementation of market-oriented reforms like choice and accountability were more likely to erode support for the public foundations of education than to equalize educational opportunity or lead to gains in educational achievement, yet for years Ravitch blithely ignored them.
Like Raster and FGF, which was the first Warsaw gallery to exhibit at international art fairs like Art Basel and represent big-name Polish artists like Miroslaw Balka, Pawel Althamer and Piotr Uklanski, Kolonie and most other galleries in Warsaw work not only as private galleries but also partially as public foundations.
Viktor Orbán's regime combines the extreme centralisation of economic assets (including the expropriation of the private pension funds, of several public foundations and the forthcoming centralisation of the municipal government's assets) and the monopolisation of power in a single party that intends to dominate every aspect of social and private life, turning citizens into subjects.
I raised some of the money I needed by applying for scholarships from three public foundations.
