How to apply
Accepts applications
The return gives an application contact and rules, as below.
- Contact
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Laura Rath PHD MSG Vice President O
5000 Birch St West Tower 3rd Fl 369
Newport Beach, CA 92660
(562) 590-8655
- Form and materials
- Application for request of funds located at: https://archstone.org/how-we-work/for-grantseekers/full-proposal-requirement s
- Deadlines
- None
- Restrictions
- The archstone foundation is a private grantmaking organization, whose mission is to improve the health and well-being of older californians and their caregivers. See attached statement a for more information, please visit our website at http://www.archstone.org
Assets and giving by year
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Tax year 2024
$2,307,276
- Grants listed
- 68
- Assets, end of year
- $123,370,619
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Tax year 2023
$2,510,497
- Grants listed
- 50
- Assets, end of year
- $116,257,425
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Tax year 2022
$2,195,854
- Grants listed
- 69
- Assets, end of year
- $106,591,460
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Tax year 2021
$2,551,209
- Grants listed
- 104
- Assets, end of year
- $101,217,699
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Tax year 2020
$3,434,869
- Grants listed
- 133
- Assets, end of year
- $122,922,827
Grants paid in 2024
As listed on the return.
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Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders AssociationChicago, IL
To increase access to dementia diagnosis, and enhance the quality of care in primary care settings, with a focus on collaborating with primary care providers and their care teams at FQHCS in california and similar cbos serving underserved populations.
$242,072 -
Rand CorporationSanta Monica, CA
To partner with archstone foundation to provide an impact evaluation of our three t strategic approach to improving the health and well-being of older californians and their caregivers.
$169,803 -
The Scan FoundationLong Beach, CA
To continue support for the state's ongoing implementation of the master plan for aging.
$150,000 -
Justice in AgingWashington, DC
To support its equity advisory council and allow justice in aging to refine the role and the vision of the council as a foundational part of their strategic initiative to advance equity.
$142,500 -
Grantmakers in Aging IncArlington, VA
Provide general operating support to enable gia to continue activities core to its mission to mobilize social, intellectual, and financial capital to improve the experience of aging, now and in the future.
$125,000 -
University of WashingtonSeattle, WA
To support technical assistance, training, and evaluation for phase 2 of the care partners depression in late-life initiative.
$124,400 -
California Community FoundationLos Angeles, CA
To support mid- and long-term recovery efforts for older adults impacted by the recent wildfires in greater los angeles.
$100,000 -
The Regents of the University of California San FranciscoLos Angeles, CA
To support the emerging leaders in aging (elia) program, a one-year leadership development program designed to empower a new generation of geriatric health professionals across multiple disciplines and specialties.
$100,000 -
The UCLA FoundationPasadena, CA
To expand the geriatric and gerontology program and workforce development efforts at the university of california, los angeles.
$100,000 -
Purchaser Business Group on HealthConcord, CA
California medicare colaborative project
$75,926 -
Public Health InstituteOakland, CA
To address health disparities and advance equity in serious illness care for communities of color through the expansion of leadership and staff, appropriate infrastructure, and operations in los angeles for the acca advanced illness care program.
$75,000 -
Alzheimer's Greater Los AngelesLos Angeles, CA
To support alzheimers greater los angeles to participate in a multi-year initiative to become a calaim enhanced care management provider for medi-cal members with dementia who are at risk for institutionalization.
$67,500 -
American Society on AgingPasadena, CA
To support the asa rise fellows program, a program that mentors and trains promising leaders of color in the aging field, to the benefit of the aging organizations they belong to and the older adult communities of color they serve.
$58,500 -
CatchafireClaymont, DE
To continue assisting the foundation in providing capacity building support to nonprofit organizations at scale.
$50,000 -
Grantmakers in Aging IncArlington, VA
To provide sponsorship support for the gia 2024 conference.
$50,000 -
National Asian Pacific Center on Aging (napca)Seattle, WA
To support the implementation of a comprehensive resource database and multi-agency referral system to navigate clients to culturally appropriate and in-language social services programs.
$50,000 -
Services & Advocacy for Gay Lesbian Bisexual & Transgender Elders IncNew York, NY
To support the ongoing work of sagecare, sages signature LGBTQ+ aging cultural competency training program.
$50,000 -
The Gerontological Society of AmericaWashington, DC
To support the establishment of a national center to frame aging (national center) as the central hub to advance proven communication strategies that increase the publics understanding of aging.
$50,000 -
National Asian Pacific Center on Aging (napca)Seattle, WA
To support the creation of a comprehensive resource database and multi-agency referral system geared towards asian american, native hawaiian, and pacific islander older adults and caregivers in california
$37,500 -
Asian Americans for Community InvolvementSan Jose, CA
To support the aaci patient advisory council (pac) through a capacity building grant.
$25,000 -
Connecting for Better HealthLarkspur, CA
To support improving health and social service information exchange for aging service organizations.
$25,000 -
Corporation for Supportive HousingNew York, NY
To provide capacity building support to leverage calaim to improve health outcomes for older adults experiencing homelessness.
$25,000 -
Elderhelp of San DiegoSan Diego, CA
To provide capacity building to support service and technology integration.
$25,000 -
Humboldt Senior Resource Center IncEureka, CA
To provide capacity building support through a server replacement and upgrade.
$25,000 -
Institute on AgingSan Francisco, CA
To support a new ehr software and integration - ioa's companioa program through a capacity building grant.
$25,000 -
Meals on Wheels Diablo RegionWalnut Creek, CA
To support capacity building support for a client data integration and management project.
$25,000 -
Project Open HandSan Francisco, CA
To provide capacity building support for nutrition and food operations at project open hand.
$25,000 -
Project Open HandSan Francisco, CA
To support professional development of RDN workforce through a capacity building grant.
$25,000 -
Via Care Community Health Center IncLos Angeles, CA
To provide capacity building support for strategic teams planning for east los angeles older adults.
$25,000 -
Vision Y CompromisoSan Lorenzo, CA
To provide capacity building support to access calaim and transform health for older latino adults.
$25,000 -
Vital Access Care FoundationFountain Vly, CA
To support the api task force direct care network capacity building project.
$25,000 -
Services & Advocacy for Gay Lesbian Bisexual & Transgender Elders IncNew York, NY
To support sagecares LGBT aging cultural competency training program, the national resource center on LGBT aging, and the long-term care equality index.
$20,000 -
The Regents of the University of California San FranciscoLos Angeles, CA
To support caregivers as partners in care teams (cap-ct) - billing guides and learning collaborative.
$18,415 -
Groceries for SeniorsSan Francisco, CA
To support senior connections: digital upgrade for nourishment, through a capacity building grant.
$15,000 -
National Health FoundationLos Angeles, CA
To support capacity building through the renovation design of a commercial kitchen in the planned congregate meal site for older adults in san fernando valley.
$15,000 -
California Pan-Ethnic Health NetworkBerkeley, CA
To support the fight for our health project.
$10,000 -
Leadingage California FoundationSacramento, CA
To expand their diversity, equity, and inclusion initiative to ensure the older adults they serve, regardless of their race, ethnicity, immigration status, gender identity, disability, or sexual orientation, can age in safe and supportive environment.
$10,000 -
MetromorphosisBaton Rouge, LA
To support the aging while black 2025 on aging conference to be held on april 21-24, 2025 in orlando, FL.
$10,000 -
Partners in Care Foundation IncSan Fernando, CA
To support the partnership to align social care 2024 webinar series.
$10,000 -
The Ceres Community ProjectSanta Rosa, CA
To support the cbo medi-cal coalition convening.
$10,000 -
UC Law SF FoundationSan Francisco, CA
To support convening of legal aid organizations for education and training to provide information and referral to older adults with dementia into calaim.
$10,000 -
University of Southern California Leonard Davis School of GerontologyLos Angeles, CA
Crossing the digital divide: learning from a pilot program with low income underserved older adults
$10,000 -
Palliative Care Quality CollaborativeNew York, NY
To support the 2024 PCQC quality matters conference to be held in november 2024 as a sponsor.
$6,000 -
American Society on AgingPasadena, CA
To support asa rise, a social justice and leadership program for people of color in the field of aging.
$5,000 -
Insure the Uninsured ProjectSacramento, CA
To support the 29th itup annual conference: advancing equity: sustaining the movement from coverage to access on february 3-4, 2025 in sacramento, ca.
$5,000 -
Benjamin Rose Institute on AgingCleveland, OH
To support the best practice caregiving phase III: consumer version project, focused on cultural adaptations of caregiving programs.
$4,285 -
Jack's Caregiver CoalitionMinneapolis, MN
To support jack's storm chasers
$4,000 -
One GenerationVan Nuys, CA
To support area of greatest need
$4,000 -
Long Beach City College FoundationLong Beach, CA
To support LBCC senior studies and lifetime learning center
$4,000 -
Association of Asian Pacific Community Health OrganizationsSan Francisco, CA
To support the "improving the health and well-being of older californians and caregivers: best practices and innovations from community health centers serving asian americans, native hawaiians and pacific islanders convening.
$2,500 -
UC Davis FoundationDavis, CA
To support the quinby-young scholarship for healthy aging
$2,000 -
Scripps CollegeClaremont, CA
To support where it's needed most
$2,000 -
Southern Oregon Center for Community PartnershipsCentral Point, OR
To support food & friends
$2,000 -
The Gerontological Society of AmericaWashington, DC
To provide conference support to help fund gsa's 2023 journalists in aging fellowship (jaf) program conference.
$1,600 -
National Association of Area Agencies on AgingWashington, DC
To support hurricane assistance
$1,000 -
Engage IncBurbank, CA
To support arts programs for residents of assisted living
$1,000 -
Summer HarvestLos Alamitos, CA
Poker sponsor
$1,000 -
Strathmore Hall FoundationN Bethesda, MD
To support arts for seniors
$1,000 -
Stillman CollegeTuscaloosa, AL
To support winsborough hall living & learning center
$1,000 -
Los Alamitos Education FoundationLos Alamitos, CA
To support laef
$550 -
TCC Family HealthLong Beach, CA
To support clinical and geriatric health for seniors
$525 -
Heart of IdaLong Beach, CA
To support senior services and resources
$525 -
UsagingWashington, DC
To support disaster relief fund
$500 -
Meals on Wheels Long Beach IncLong Beach, CA
To support delivered meals and security checks on homebound seniors
$425 -
Peak GrantmakingWashington, DC
General support
$300 -
Jack L Weaver PTALos Alamitos, CA
To support jog-a-thon
$250 -
Saahas for CauseCerritos, CA
To support la wildfire recovery
$100 -
Downtown Women's CenterLos Angeles, CA
To support california fire response
$100
Approved for future payment
Approved in 2024 and not yet paid.
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The UCLA FoundationPasadena, CA
To expand the geriatric and gerontology program and workforce development efforts at the university of california, los angeles.
$190,000 -
University of WashingtonSeattle, WA
To support the enhancing delivery of depression treatment for older adults through text messages, pilot project.
$157,488 -
The Scan FoundationLong Beach, CA
To continue support for the state's ongoing implementation of the master plan for aging.
$150,000 -
Grantmakers in Aging IncArlington, VA
To provide sponsorship support for the gia 2024 conference.
$135,000 -
Grantmakers in Aging IncArlington, VA
Provide general operating support to enable gia to continue activities core to its mission to mobilize social, intellectual, and financial capital to improve the experience of aging, now and in the future.
$125,000 -
CatchafireClaymont, DE
To continue assisting the foundation in providing capacity building support to nonprofit organizations at scale.
$114,000 -
Services & Advocacy for Gay Lesbian Bisexual & Transgender Elders IncNew York, NY
To support the ongoing work of sagecare, sages signature LGBTQ+ aging cultural competency training program.
$100,000 -
National Asian Pacific Center on Aging (napca)Seattle, WA
To support the creation of a comprehensive resource database and multi-agency referral system geared towards asian american, native hawaiian, and pacific islander older adults and caregivers in california
$87,500 -
The Regents of the University of California San FranciscoLos Angeles, CA
To support caregivers as partners in care teams (cap-ct) - billing guides and learning collaborative.
$82,500 -
American Society on AgingPasadena, CA
To support the asa rise fellows program, a program that mentors and trains promising leaders of color in the aging field, to the benefit of the aging organizations they belong to and the older adult communities of color they serve.
$69,500 -
Association of Asian Pacific Community Health OrganizationsSan Francisco, CA
To support the "improving the health and well-being of older californians and caregivers: best practices and innovations from community health centers serving asian americans, native hawaiians and pacific islanders convening.
$67,500 -
Alzheimer's Greater Los AngelesLos Angeles, CA
To support alzheimers greater los angeles to participate in a multi-year initiative to become a calaim enhanced care management provider for medi-cal members with dementia who are at risk for institutionalization.
$52,500 -
Connecting for Better HealthLarkspur, CA
To support improving health and social service information exchange for aging service organizations.
$40,000 -
Aging While Black NetworkBaton Rouge, LA
To support aging while black california
$30,000 -
Asian Americans for Community InvolvementSan Jose, CA
To support the aaci patient advisory council (pac) through a capacity building grant.
$25,000 -
Elderhelp of San DiegoSan Diego, CA
To provide capacity building to support service and technology integration.
$25,000 -
Institute on AgingSan Francisco, CA
To support a new ehr software and integration - ioa's companioa program through a capacity building grant.
$25,000 -
Project Open HandSan Francisco, CA
To support professional development of RDN workforce through a capacity building grant.
$25,000 -
The Gerontological Society of AmericaWashington, DC
To support the establishment of a national center to frame aging (national center) as the central hub to advance proven communication strategies that increase the publics understanding of aging.
$25,000 -
The Regents of the University of California San FranciscoLos Angeles, CA
To support the emerging leaders in aging (elia) program, a one-year leadership development program designed to empower a new generation of geriatric health professionals across multiple disciplines and specialties.
$25,000 -
Vital Access Care FoundationFountain Vly, CA
To support the api task force direct care network capacity building project.
$25,000 -
Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders AssociationChicago, IL
To increase access to dementia diagnosis, and enhance the quality of care in primary care settings, with a focus on collaborating with primary care providers and their care teams at FQHCS in california and similar cbos serving underserved populations.
$24,720 -
University of Southern CaliforniaLos Angeles, CA
To support the elder abuse curriculum for medical residents project.
$23,712 -
California Health Policy Strategies LLCSacramento, CA
To support the integration of calaim and community-based dementia programs to benefit older californians with dementia and/or complex medical conditions.
$15,000 -
Groceries for SeniorsSan Francisco, CA
To support senior connections: digital upgrade for nourishment, through a capacity building grant.
$15,000 -
Justice in AgingWashington, DC
To support its equity advisory council and allow justice in aging to refine the role and the vision of the council as a foundational part of their strategic initiative to advance equity.
$15,000
Where the money goes
By cause: grants to organizations we matched to the IRS list of exempt organizations, by their category.
- Health12 grants $577,99838% of the total
- Human services14 grants $422,01028% of the total
- Public affairs1 grant $169,80311% of the total
- Jobs and employment1 grant $124,4008% of the total
- Philanthropy and grantmaking2 grants $100,3007% of the total
- Food and agriculture3 grants $65,0004% of the total
- 4 other causes9 grants $65,0004% of the total
By State
Grants to organizations with a US address, latest year.
- California47 grants $1,576,191
- New York5 grants $251,000
- Washington3 grants $211,900
- District of Columbia6 grants $195,900
- Delaware1 grant $50,000
- Louisiana1 grant $10,000
- Ohio1 grant $4,285
- Minnesota1 grant $4,000
- Oregon1 grant $2,000
- Alabama1 grant $1,000
Officers, directors and trustees
As filed on the return, with average hours per week and pay from the foundation.
- Christopher A LangstonPRESIDENT/CEO Hours 40Pay $159,823
- Laura RathV.P. OF PROGRAMS Hours 40Pay $214,609
- Jean AcciusDIRECTOR Hours 2Pay $38,000
- Katherine KimDIRECTOR Hours 2Pay $38,000
- Jurgen UnutzerDIRECTOR Hours 2Pay $36,000
- Cynthia BanksDIRECTOR Hours 2Pay $38,000
- Theresa J MarinoDIRECTOR Hours 2Pay $36,000
- Heather M YoungDIRECTOR Hours 2Pay $38,000
- Angela CoronDIRECTOR Hours 2Pay $38,000
- John FeatherDIRECTOR & INTERIM PRESIDENT/CEO Hours 40Pay $132,250
- Tammy FunasakiDIRECTOR Hours 2Pay $38,000
- Tanisha DavisV.P. OF GRANT OPERATIONS & PLANNING Hours 40Pay $145,858
- Ramiro ZunigaDIRECTOR Hours 2Pay $36,000
- Rigoberto SaborioPRESIDENT/CEO Hours 40Pay $151,300
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