Building Futures Foundation

• Tax year 2024

  $398,500

  Grants listed

  33

  Assets, end of year

  $10,279,578

• Tax year 2023

  $434,050

  Grants listed

  29

  Assets, end of year

  $9,909,391

• Tax year 2022

  $354,050

  Grants listed

  31

  Assets, end of year

  $9,493,099

• Tax year 2021

  $313,100

  Grants listed

  25

  Assets, end of year

  $9,018,390

• Tax year 2020

  $246,500

  Grants listed

  21

  Assets, end of year

  $8,098,043

• Tax year 2019

  $258,500

  Grants listed

  18

  Assets, end of year

  $5,049,046

• Tax year 2018

  $198,500

  Grants listed

  18

  Assets, end of year

  $4,203,760

As listed on the return. Grants to individuals show as “Individual”, with purpose and amount only.

By cause: grants to organizations we matched to the IRS list of exempt organizations, by their category.

By State

Grants to organizations with a US address, latest year.

1. California10 grants $196,500
2. Indiana1 grant $50,000
3. District of Columbia1 grant $40,000
4. Illinois4 grants $38,500
5. New York1 grant $4,000
6. Florida1 grant $3,000
7. Kentucky1 grant $3,000
8. Tennessee1 grant $3,000
9. Virginia1 grant $3,000

As filed on the return, with average hours per week and pay from the foundation.

• Yu Sheng Victor LiuCEO Hours 1Pay $0
• Eric LiuSecretary Hours 1Pay $0
• Lin Dee LiuCFO Hours 40Pay $60,000

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