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Preselected only
The return checks the box saying the foundation gives only to preselected organizations and does not accept unsolicited requests.
Assets and giving by year
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Tax year 2024
$244,848
- Grants listed
- 8
- Assets, end of year
- $272,705
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Tax year 2023
$161,780
- Grants listed
- 7
- Assets, end of year
- $313,261
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Tax year 2022
$138,730
- Grants listed
- 8
- Assets, end of year
- $468,075
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Tax year 2021
$91,668
- Grants listed
- 4
- Assets, end of year
- $61,296
Grants paid in 2024
As listed on the return.
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Monarch SchoolSan Diego, CA
Scholarships
$107,785 -
Vista Hill FoundationSan Diego, CA
Financial support for providing an array of mental/behavioral health, educational and social services for families and invididuals of all ages.
$63,063 -
San Diego Humane SocietySan Diego, CA
Financial support for creating a more humane world by inspiring compassion, providing hope and advancing the welfare of animals and people.
$23,000 -
Southern California Tennis Association FoundationSan Diego, CA
Financial support for encouraging the growth and development of tennis by assisting with transportation and entry fees, league programs, clinics, and instructors for junior development.
$20,000 -
Boys to Men MentoringSpring Valley, CA
Financial support for building communities of positive male role models who, through consistent group mentoring, encourage and empower teenage boys to follow their dreams.
$15,000 -
Just in Time for Foster YouthSan Diego, CA
Financial support for providing an array of mental/behavioral health, educational and social services for youth aging out of the foster care system.
$6,000 -
Jewish Family Service of San DiegoSan Diego, CA
Financial support for providing an array of mental/behavioral health, domestic violence, educational, unemployment and social services for families and individuals in the jewish community.
$5,000 -
Voices for ChildrenSan Diego, CA
Financial support for providing abused, abandoned, or neglected children with trained, volunteer court appointed special advocates
$5,000
Where the money goes
By cause: grants to organizations we matched to the IRS list of exempt organizations, by their category.
- Mental health1 grant $63,06380% of the total
- Youth development1 grant $6,0008% of the total
- Civil rights1 grant $5,0006% of the total
- Human services1 grant $5,0006% of the total
By State
Grants to organizations with a US address, latest year.
- California8 grants $244,848
Officers, directors and trustees
As filed on the return, with average hours per week and pay from the foundation.
- Sheila WeinstockPRESIDENT Hours 3Pay $0
- Danielle StephensVICE PRESIDENT Hours 0.5Pay $0
- Rebecca SchiffVICE PRESIDENT Hours 0.5Pay $0
- Candice NewtonSECRETARY Hours 3Pay $0
- Patricia OchenduszkoTREASURER Hours 0.5Pay $0
The return
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