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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
$355,000
- Grants listed
- 21
- Assets, end of year
- $3,568,891
-
Tax year 2023
$450,000
- Grants listed
- 17
- Assets, end of year
- $3,457,188
-
Tax year 2022
$289,500
- Grants listed
- 13
- Assets, end of year
- $3,414,863
-
Tax year 2021
$335,000
- Grants listed
- 15
- Assets, end of year
- $3,614,213
-
Tax year 2020
$270,000
- Grants listed
- 14
- Assets, end of year
- $3,437,354
-
Tax year 2019
$234,666
- Grants listed
- 18
- Assets, end of year
- $3,208,369
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Tax year 2018
$175,680
- Grants listed
- 16
- Assets, end of year
- $3,313,867
Grants paid in 2024
As listed on the return.
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Marin Montessori SchoolCorte Madera, CA
To provide students tuition assistance program
$50,000 -
Maui Preparatory AcademyLahaina, HI
To make up for the gap between tuition and the actual cost of educating the students
$50,000 -
True West Film CenterHealdsburg, CA
To help remove barriers to film & media arts by supporting artist, educating students and creating joy through entertainment
$50,000 -
Center for Reproductive RightsNew York, NY
To support women's reproductive rights as fundamental human rights around the world
$20,000 -
Maui Food BankWailuku, HI
To provide meals to the hungry living in hawaii
$20,000 -
St Jude Children's Research HospitalMemphis, TN
To help further the lifesaving mission for kids battling childhood cancer and other deadly diseases
$20,000 -
Wounded Warrior ProjectJacksonville, FL
To honor and empower wounded warriors who incurred a physical or mental injury, illnesses, or wound, co-incident to the military service on or after september 11, 2001
$20,000 -
Alzheimer's Association Ca (ca Chapter)Chicago, IL
To eliminate alzheimer's disease and to provide the best care and support to those living with alzheirmer's
$10,000 -
Amnesty International USANew York, NY
To help end human rights violations of refugees, peaceful protesters, and civilians
$10,000 -
Doctors Without Borders USANew York, NY
To help provide lifesaving medical humanitarian care
$10,000 -
Feeding America OrgChicago, IL
To help a nationwide network of food banks, food pantries, and meal programs provide resources so people facing hunger can put food on the table.
$10,000 -
FincaWashington, DC
To end poverty through sustainable and scalable solutions inspired by the insights and needs of people in the communities where they live and work.
$10,000 -
Find Food BankIndio, CA
To help hunger relief programs and food assistance
$10,000 -
Galilee CenterMecca, CA
To provide assistance to local disadvantaged and impoverished families by providing food, clothing and other basic needs.
$10,000 -
Habitat for HumanityAtlanta, GA
To bring people together to build homes, communities, and hope
$10,000 -
Living Free SanctuaryMountain Center, CA
To provide safe haven for the rescued animals.
$10,000 -
The Leukemia & Lymphoma SocietyWashington, DC
To fund blood cancer research, provide patient support and advocacy, support public and professional education
$10,000 -
The Salvation ArmyHonolulu, HI
To minister to families in crisis; elderlies who are alone; hungry children, men and women living below the line of poverty and those suffering from substance abuse
$10,000 -
Covenant HouseNew York, NY
To resources that provides youth escaping homelessness and trafficking
$5,000 -
National Park FoundationWashington, DC
To help protect world's most treasured landscapes, ecosystems, and historical sites
$5,000 -
St Labre Indian SchoolAshland, MT
To help native american boys and girls a better, brighter tomorrow
$5,000
Where the money goes
By cause: grants to organizations we matched to the IRS list of exempt organizations, by their category.
- Arts and culture1 grant $50,00023% of the total
- Education1 grant $50,00023% of the total
- Human services3 grants $35,00016% of the total
- Food and agriculture2 grants $30,00014% of the total
- Civil rights1 grant $20,0009% of the total
- Health1 grant $20,0009% of the total
- 1 other causes1 grant $10,0005% of the total
By State
Grants to organizations with a US address, latest year.
- California5 grants $130,000
- Hawaii3 grants $80,000
- New York3 grants $35,000
- District of Columbia3 grants $25,000
- Illinois2 grants $20,000
- Kansas1 grant $20,000
- Tennessee1 grant $20,000
- Georgia1 grant $10,000
- Maryland1 grant $10,000
- Montana1 grant $5,000
Officers, directors and trustees
As filed on the return, with average hours per week and pay from the foundation.
- Marcia LucasCHAIR OF THE BOARD Hours 1Pay $0
- Amanda HallikainenSECRETARY Hours 0Pay $0
- Amy SoperTREASURER Hours 1Pay $0
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