How to apply
Accepts applications
The return gives an application contact and rules, as below.
- Contact
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Chester R Macphee III
PO Box 591717
San Francisco, CA 941591717
(800) 227-6468
- Form and materials
- Letters explaining qualified activities under irc section 501(c)(3).
- Deadlines
- None
- Restrictions
- Contributions are made primarily to support local activities benefitting the handicapped and infirmed, and for educational support. However, there are no specific restrictions or limitations.
Assets and giving by year
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Tax year 2024
$4,520,000
- Grants listed
- 79
- Assets, end of year
- $58,274,288
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Tax year 2023
$4,025,000
- Grants listed
- 77
- Assets, end of year
- $60,279,645
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Tax year 2022
$3,820,000
- Grants listed
- 79
- Assets, end of year
- $62,963,835
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Tax year 2021
$4,615,000
- Grants listed
- 89
- Assets, end of year
- $59,000,289
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Tax year 2020
$3,715,000
- Grants listed
- 91
- Assets, end of year
- $59,784,282
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Tax year 2019
$3,682,500
- Grants listed
- 89
- Assets, end of year
- $63,104,642
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Tax year 2018
$3,670,000
- Grants listed
- 89
- Assets, end of year
- $64,636,458
Grants paid in 2024
As listed on the return. Grants to individuals show as “Individual”, with purpose and amount only.
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Second Harvest of Silicon ValleySan Jose, CA
To provide support for their food assistance programs.
$205,000 -
Alameda County Community Food BankOakland, CA
To provide nutritious food and nutrition education; distribute food through various networks.
$185,000 -
Individual
To provide support services to homeless children and families and expand services to a larger number of recipients.
$185,000 -
Episcopal Community Services of SFSan Francisco, CA
To support for emergency shelter, meals and other safety net services for the homeless.
$165,000 -
Individual
To provide domestic violence safety net services.
$160,000 -
Homeless Prenatal ProgramSan Francisco, CA
To provide services for low-income and homeless families.
$155,000 -
Individual
To support their program to provide essential direct services, crisis support and education, including therapeutic childcare, early interventions, mental health services and emergency needs.
$150,000 -
San Francisco and Marin Food BankSan Francisco, CA
To support and expand Marin Pantry Network and SF Healthy Children Pantry program.
$140,000 -
Food Bank of Contra Costa CountyConcord, CA
To provide nutritional assistance to low-income people in Contra Costa and Solano counties.
$130,000 -
AdvokidsCorte Madera, CA
To provide support for legal information, support, and education to advocates for foster children in California.
$125,000 -
Individual
To support their program to recruit, train and supervise volunteers to provide individual advocacy and mentoring to foster care kids.
$110,000 -
Individual
To provide support services to homeless and low-income vets.
$100,000 -
Reading PartnersOakland, CA
To provide support for recruiting and training volunteers to work one-on-one with low income students to improve reading skills to grade level.
$100,000 -
Huckleberry Youth ProgramsSan Francisco, CA
To support their programs to service high-needs youths in San Francisco and Marin.
$85,000 -
Larkin Street Youth ServicesSan Francisco, CA
To support their programs for Housing and Support services.
$80,000 -
Bridge the Gap College Prep Marin CSausalito, CA
To provide academic support for vulnerable Marin City students through various educational programs.
$75,000 -
Samaritan HouseSan Mateo, CA
To support homelessness prevention program and services for low income families headed by single mothers in San Mateo County.
$75,000 -
Individual
To provide support for the after-school program providing recreational, educational, and vocational facilities and services to individuals with disabilities.
$75,000 -
Individual
To provide safety, support and healing to battered women and children.
$70,000 -
Redwood Empire Food BankSanta Rosa, CA
To support their mobile Food Pantry Program serving low-income families with young children in Sonoma County.
$70,000 -
St Vincent de Paul SocietySan Francisco, CA
To support Riley Center for Battered Women and their children.
$70,000 -
Hamilton FamiliesSan Francisco, CA
To provide shelter and services for homeless and low income individuals including homeless prevention and children's services
$70,000 -
City Youth NowSan Francisco, CA
To support programs for youths under court jurisdiction through education and literacy.
$65,000 -
Sunset Youth ServicesSan Francisco, CA
To support Youth Development Program services for high risk youths.
$65,000 -
Curry Senior CenterSan Francisco, CA
To provide services to seniors in the Tenderloin including primary health care, health education and behavioral health.
$60,000 -
Individual
To provide [individual] to low-income, homebound seniors.
$60,000 -
Individual
Provide crisis services to alameda county victims
$60,000 -
Boys Girls Club of San FranciscoSan Francisco, CA
To provide support for their Youth Workforce Development programs.
$55,000 -
Casa of Sonoma CountyKenwood, CA
To recruit and train volunteers as court appointed special advocates for abused and neglected children
$50,000 -
Charles Armstrong SchoolBelmont, CA
To support financial aid for students in special education programs.
$50,000 -
Stanbridge AcademySan Mateo, CA
To support their tuition assistance program for low-income learning disabled students.
$50,000 -
CASA of San Mateo CountyRedwood City, CA
To provide support for Court Appointed Special Advocates for abused and neglected children under protection of the court.
$50,000 -
Northern California Family CenterMartinez, CA
To support their programs for runaway, abused and homeless youth.
$50,000 -
Epiphany Center Mt St JosephSan Francisco, CA
To provide licensed therapeutic early education for children from low-income families at risk for developmental delays.
$50,000 -
North Marin Community ServicesNovato, CA
To provide shelter and services for low income individuals, including child development, health and wellness clinics, offering safety net for families and community
$50,000 -
YWCA Sonoma CountySanta Rosa, CA
To provide support for emergency shelter services for domestic violence victims.
$45,000 -
LifemovesSanta Clara, CA
To provide interim housing and supportive services.
$45,000 -
Individual
To provide affordable and reliable [individual] care to low income San Francisco residents; also provides employment services, counseling and parenting workshops.
$40,000 -
Individual
To support their home based education and support program.
$40,000 -
Weingarten Children's CenterRedwood City, CA
To support their early intervention education program to develop auditory and oral expertise in deaf children.
$40,000 -
Shelter Inc ConcordConcord, CA
To provide services preventing and ending homelessness in Contra Costa County.
$40,000 -
10000 DegreesSan Rafael, CA
To support students to consider, qualify, enroll and finish college education. Foster youth, english as a second language, first to college and immigrants.
$40,000 -
Rubicon Programs IncRichmond, CA
To provide job training/placement, housing, behavioral health, and other supportive services to low income and homeless individuals.
$40,000 -
Individual
To provide assisted living and skilled nursing to elderly Bay Area residents in need.
$35,000 -
New Door VenturesSan Francisco, CA
Prepares low income youth disconnected from school and work for success in work and life through paid jobs.
$35,000 -
Buckelew ProgramsNovato, CA
To provide support for their mental health programs.
$35,000 -
Individual
To support their operations which manage donated surgeries and specialty care to low-income, uninsured Bay Area patients.
$35,000 -
Acknowledge AllianceMountain View, CA
To provide support for the direct psychotherapy services to at-risk youth at Court and Community schools in San Mateo County.
$35,000 -
Adolescent Counseling ServicesRedwood City, CA
To support their Adolescent Substance Abuse Treatment Program.
$35,000 -
Individual
To support their high quality early childhood education and comprehensive [individual] support programs.
$35,000 -
Ravenswood Family Health CenterEast Palo Alto, CA
To support their program to provide oral health care and dentistry services to low income underserved young children and children with special needs.
$35,000 -
Committee on the Shelterless PetaluPetaluma, CA
To provide relief to 1700+ homeless Sonoma County residents by providing basic services, programs for recovery and skills building programs.
$35,000 -
Individual
To provide services to 18-24 foster [individual] to prevent poverty/homelessness.
$35,000 -
West Valley Community ServicesCupertino, CA
To provide shelter and services to low income residents of west valley region of santa clara county.
$35,000 -
Project Open HandSan Francisco, CA
To provide meals to homebound or critically ill individuals and seniors
$30,000 -
Schurig Center for Brain Injury RecLarkspur, CA
To provide support for their brain injury specific services.
$30,000 -
San Francisco AchieversSan Francisco, CA
To provide college scholarships, mentoring and guidance to African American male students from SF public schools
$30,000 -
Boys Girls Club of the CoastsideHalf Moon Bay, CA
To provide after-school academic and college prep support to low income students and job/career rediness skills.
$30,000 -
Women's Recovery ServicesSanta Rosa, CA
To provide shelter and services for low/no income mothers with substance abuse disabilities and young children.
$30,000 -
Ritter CenterSan Rafael, CA
To assist low-income and homeless populations in Marin County
$25,000 -
Enterprise for YouthSan Francisco, CA
To support This Way Ahead program to underserved San Francisco youths.
$25,000 -
South of Market Child CareSan Francisco, CA
To support program to deliver low-cost child development and early education programming.
$25,000 -
Community Support Network Santa RosSanta Rosa, CA
To support Sanctuary House program, 10-bed home with mental health programming serving Transitional Age Youth (TAY) at high-risk for chronic homelessness
$25,000 -
Individual
To provide year-round mentor for very low-income youth 6-18 in [individual] Area counties.
$25,000 -
Access Institute for PsychologicalSan Francisco, CA
To provide mental health services to low income and uninsured in san francisco;psychotherapy, medication,assessment and training services
$25,000 -
The ZonesSanta Rosa, CA
To provide after-school academic and life skills and college prep support; provides free annual dental and vision checkups.
$25,000 -
Coastside HopeHalf Moon Bay, CA
To provide support for necessities to residents of the san mateo county coastside
$25,000 -
Homework CentralSan Mateo, CA
To assist in general funding for their programs
$20,000 -
San Francisco Education FundSan Francisco, CA
To provide support to their programs recruiting and training volunteers in San Francisco schools with emphasis on preparing students from low income high need communities.
$20,000 -
La Luz Center SonomaSonoma, CA
To provide mental health and other services to high-risk families of 0-5yr. children with pandemic related challenges.
$20,000 -
Arriba JuntosSan Francisco, CA
To support their automated offices skills program.
$15,000 -
Central City Hospitality HouseSan Francisco, CA
To provide support services to 6th Street / SOMA / Tenderloin residents in need.
$15,000 -
In SpiritWoodacre, CA
To provide support for their Attendant Care Program.
$15,000 -
Community Music CenterSan Francisco, CA
To promote inclusive music education in SF, including a grant to support low-income youth
$15,000 -
Mission Dolores AcademySan Francisco, CA
To support tuition assistance to inner-city low income students.
$10,000 -
Side by SideSan Anselmo, CA
To support programs providing academic and therapeutic activities for children with severe emotional and behavioral difficulties.
$10,000 -
Operation Dignity IncOakland, CA
To provide housing and support services for homeless veterans in Alameda County.
$10,000 -
Compass Family ServicesSan Francisco, CA
To support mental health services to homeless and extremely low income families.
$5,000 -
Individual
To provide support to volunteers collecting food donations and distributing to low-income neighborhoods.
$5,000
Where the money goes
By cause: grants to organizations we matched to the IRS list of exempt organizations, by their category.
- Human services8 grants $395,00024% of the total
- Food and agriculture3 grants $305,00019% of the total
- Education7 grants $275,00017% of the total
- Health2 grants $170,00011% of the total
- Housing and shelter4 grants $150,0009% of the total
- Mental health5 grants $140,0009% of the total
- 4 other causes6 grants $180,00011% of the total
By State
Grants to organizations with a US address, latest year.
- California62 grants $3,300,000
Officers, directors and trustees
As filed on the return, with average hours per week and pay from the foundation.
- US Bank NACORP.TRUSTEE Hours 15Pay $663,780
- Thomas J Feeney EsqTRUSTEE Hours 5Pay $4,984
- Chester R Macphee IIITrustee Hours 10Pay $122,570
The return
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