How to apply
Accepts applications
The return gives an application contact and rules, as below.
- Contact person
- On file
- Phone
- On file
- Mailing address
- On file
- Form and materials
- On file
- Deadlines
- None
- Restrictions
- No grants to individuals
Contact person, phone, mailing address and application materials on file. See them with a plan.
Assets and giving by year
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Tax year 2025
$185,000
- Grants listed
- 16
- Assets, end of year
- $1,298,903
-
Tax year 2024
$195,000
- Grants listed
- 13
- Assets, end of year
- $1,372,091
-
Tax year 2023
$217,500
- Grants listed
- 13
- Assets, end of year
- $1,448,455
-
Tax year 2022
$165,000
- Grants listed
- 12
- Assets, end of year
- $1,613,410
-
Tax year 2021
$230,000
- Grants listed
- 16
- Assets, end of year
- $1,936,386
-
Tax year 2020
$260,000
- Grants listed
- 15
- Assets, end of year
- $1,415,852
Grants paid in 2025
As listed on the return.
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CDC FoundationAtlanta, GA
General operating
$25,000 -
Committee to Protect Journalists IncNew York, NY
General operating
$15,000 -
Los Angeles Fire Department FoundationLos Angeles, CA
General operating
$12,500 -
World Central Kitchen IncorporatedWashington, DC
General operating
$12,500 -
Habitat for Humanity of Greater LABellflower, CA
General operating
$12,500 -
California Community FoundationLos Angeles, CA
General operating
$12,500 -
Womens International Zionist OrganizatioNew York City, NY
General operating
$10,000 -
American Jewish CommitteeNew York, NY
General operating
$10,000 -
Lehigh UniversityBethlehem, PA
General operating
$10,000 -
Friends of the High Line IncNew York, NY
General operating
$10,000 -
Human Rights Action CenterWashington, DC
General operating
$10,000 -
Atlanta Beltline Partnership IncAtlanta, GA
General operating
$10,000 -
Atlanta Edu Telecommunications CollabAtlanta, GA
General operating
$10,000 -
Fred Hutchinson Cancer CenterSeattle, WA
General operating
$10,000 -
Maman NonprofitEncino, CA
General operating
$10,000 -
Robert W Woodruff Arts Center IncAtlanta, GA
General operating
$5,000
Where the money goes
By cause: grants to organizations we matched to the IRS list of exempt organizations, by their category.
- Civil rights3 grants $35,00027% of the total
- Arts and culture3 grants $25,00020% of the total
- International aid2 grants $22,50018% of the total
- Disaster relief and public safety1 grant $12,50010% of the total
- Philanthropy and grantmaking1 grant $12,50010% of the total
- Education1 grant $10,0008% of the total
- 1 other causes1 grant $10,0008% of the total
By State
Grants to organizations with a US address, latest year.
- Georgia4 grants $50,000
- California4 grants $47,500
- New York4 grants $45,000
- District of Columbia2 grants $22,500
- Pennsylvania1 grant $10,000
- Washington1 grant $10,000
Officers, directors and trustees
As filed on the return, with average hours per week and pay from the foundation.
- Wells Fargo Bank N ATRUSTEE Hours 1Pay $23,961
The return
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- Foundations that fund arts and culture in Missouri
- Foundations that fund international aid in Missouri
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Same main cause (civil rights), giving between a quarter and four times this foundation’s where possible, nearby first.
- The Kling Family Foundation 6 grants Preselected only $92,900 giving
- The Crescere Foundation 5 grants Preselected only $185,000 giving
- The Sank Family Foundation Inc 26 grants Preselected only $185,100 giving
- MS Khan Family Foundation Inc 37 grants Preselected only $185,694 giving
- The Swartz Shalom Charitable Foundation 18 grants Preselected only $182,415 giving