Grants received by year
Every foundation grant, by year
Each line as the funder listed it on its return, newest year first, then largest.
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Farmers & Merchants Bank FoundationLong Beach, CA
2025
Support
$5,000 -
Farmers & Merchants Bank FoundationLong Beach, CA
2025
Support
$1,500 -
Samueli FoundationCorona Del Mar, CA
2024
Eviction prevention
$500,000 -
Tarsadia FoundationNewport Beach, CA
2024
Program support
$100,000 -
Sun Family FoundationFountain Valley, CA
2024
Community services
$50,000 -
The Cooper Housing InstituteIrvine, CA
2024
General support
$37,700 -
The Kroger Co FoundationCincinnati, OH
2024
Organization's charitable purpose
$30,000 -
Ueberroth Family FoundationLos Angeles, CA
2024
Foundation goal
$25,000 -
The Rosendin FoundationAustin, TX
2024
To prevent hunger and homelessness by helping people help themselves.
$25,000 -
Glen and Dorothy Stillwell Charitable TrustPasadena, CA
2024
Support secondary food operations of pantry
$20,000 -
Rhynard Family FoundationYorba Linda, CA
2024
Prevent hunger and homelessness by helping people help themselves.
$15,000 -
Banc of California Charitable FoundationSanta Ana, CA
2024
The purpose of this grant is to support community development programs
$10,000 -
The Perfect Moment FoundationLaguna Beach, CA
2024
Welfare
$5,000 -
Farmers & Merchants Bank FoundationLong Beach, CA
2024
Support
$5,000 -
Edwards Lifesciences FoundationIrvine, CA
2024
General operating support
$1,500 -
Arthur J Gallagher FoundationRolling Meadows, IL
2024
General exempt purpose
$100 -
Tarsadia FoundationNewport Beach, CA
2023
Program support
$100,000 -
Lennar FoundationMiami, FL
2023
To prevent hunger and homelessness by helping people help themselves.
$87,500 -
The Kroger Co FoundationCincinnati, OH
2023
Organization's charitable purpose
$30,000 -
Ueberroth Family FoundationLos Angeles, CA
2023
Foundation goal
$25,000 -
Schlinger Family FoundationWilmington, DE
2023
General & Unrestricted
$25,000 -
Banc of California Charitable FoundationSanta Ana, CA
2023
The purpose of this grant is to support homeless programs
$10,000 -
Edwards Lifesciences FoundationIrvine, CA
2023
Hunger and homeless prevention/general operating
$5,000 -
Farmers & Merchants Bank FoundationLong Beach, CA
2023
Support
$5,000 -
Verizon FoundationBasking Ridge, NJ
2023
Other civic / community
$1,000 -
Farmers & Merchants Bank FoundationLong Beach, CA
2023
Support
$1,000 -
Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA
2023
General support
$213 -
Tarsadia FoundationNewport Beach, CA
2022
Program support
$100,000 -
Schlinger Family FoundationWilmington, DE
2022
General & Unrestricted
$50,000 -
The Kroger Co FoundationCincinnati, OH
2022
Organization's charitable purpose
$30,000 -
Ueberroth Family FoundationLos Angeles, CA
2022
Foundation goal
$25,000 -
Sun Family FoundationFountain Valley, CA
2022
Community services
$25,000 -
Croul Family FoundationIrvine, CA
2022
Program support
$15,000 -
Farmers & Merchants Bank FoundationLong Beach, CA
2022
Support
$10,000 -
Mufg Union Bank Foundation AgMilwaukee, WI
2022
Charitable
$10,000 -
Banc of California Charitable FoundationSanta Ana, CA
2022
The purpose of this grant is to support homeless programs
$10,000 -
Edwards Lifesciences FoundationIrvine, CA
2022
Hunger & homeless prevention
$5,000 -
Verizon FoundationBasking Ridge, NJ
2022
Mip payout for 02/07/2022
$1,000 -
The Allstate FoundationNorthbrook, IL
2022
Agent - Individual HH Grant
$1,000 -
Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA
2022
General support
$273 -
Tarsadia FoundationNewport Beach, CA
2021
Program support
$110,000 -
The Cooper Housing InstituteIrvine, CA
2021
Grant awarded to support administrative and overhead costs associated with rental and utility assistances provided to local, county and state partners to assist in administering vital cares act funding.
$100,000 -
Gatherer Family FoundationSan Clemente, CA
2021
General Funding
$100,000 -
Schlinger Family FoundationWilmington, DE
2021
General & Unrestricted
$50,000 -
The Donald and Constance Sperling FoundationLaguna Beach, CA
2021
Sponsorship of program
$50,000 -
Ueberroth Family FoundationLos Angeles, CA
2021
Foundation goal
$25,000 -
The Bank of America Charitable Foundation IncCharlotte, NC
2021
Operational support
$20,000 -
Croul Family FoundationIrvine, CA
2021
Program support
$15,000 -
Warne Family Charitable FoundationIrvine, CA
2021
Food pantry
$15,000 -
Mufg Union Bank Foundation AgMilwaukee, WI
2021
Charitable
$10,000 -
Henry L Guenther FoundationSeal Beach, CA
2021
To purchase discounted food from its grocery and food bank partners in order to keep the food pantry supplied.
$10,000 -
Edwards Lifesciences FoundationIrvine, CA
2021
Community grant
$5,000 -
The Fluor FoundationIrving, TX
2021
Hunger & homeless prevention
$5,000 -
Goldsmith Legacy FoundationPasadena, CA
2021
General support
$2,500 -
Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA
2021
General support
$377 -
Schlinger Family FoundationWilmington, DE
2020
General & Unrestricted
$100,000 -
The Cooper Housing InstituteIrvine, CA
2020
Provides hunger and homelessness prevention programs to underemployed, unemployed and homeless families, seniors and veterans.
$50,000 -
The Allergan FoundationNorth Chicago, IL
2020
Covid-19 emergency support
$40,000 -
The Kroger Co FoundationCincinnati, OH
2020
Organization's charitable purpose
$35,000 -
Gatherer Family FoundationSan Clemente, CA
2020
Covid-19 relief
$30,000 -
Glen and Dorothy Stillwell Charitable TrustPasadena, CA
2020
Preventing hunger and homelesness by helping people help themselves
$25,000 -
Ueberroth Family FoundationLos Angeles, CA
2020
Foundation goal
$20,000 -
The Bank of America Charitable Foundation IncCharlotte, NC
2020
General support
$10,000 -
The Bank of America Charitable Foundation IncCharlotte, NC
2020
General support
$10,000 -
The Kay Family FoundationWilmington, DE
2020
Support for the arts
$10,000 -
Sempra FoundationSan Diego, CA
2020
Health and human services
$7,500 -
Lennar FoundationMiami, FL
2020
For more than three decades, south county outreach (formerly saddleback community outreach) has been a leader in the fight to end hunger and homelessness in orange county. We believe that helping people help themselves is the most effective way to build a self-sustaining community. Through the implementation of programs like our homeless prevention program, along with our food program, which distributes over 700,000 pounds of food and keeps nearly 2,000 children fed each year, south county outreach continues to do what we do besthousing hope and ending hunger. Our mission preventing hunger and homelessness by helping people help themselves.
$7,500 -
Edwards Lifesciences FoundationIrvine, CA
2020
Generic grant application
$5,000 -
The Fluor FoundationIrving, TX
2020
Hunger & homeless prevention
$5,000 -
Mufg Union Bank Foundation AgMilwaukee, WI
2020
Charitable
$5,000 -
Tarsadia FoundationNewport Beach, CA
2020
Program support
$2,500 -
Goldsmith Legacy FoundationPasadena, CA
2020
General support
$2,500 -
Edwards Lifesciences FoundationIrvine, CA
2020
Matching gifts grant
$2,000 -
Sempra FoundationSan Diego, CA
2020
Health & human services
$500 -
Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA
2020
General support
$348 -
Edwards Lifesciences FoundationIrvine, CA
2020
Matching gifts grant
$200 -
The Julia Burke FoundationSan Francisco, CA
2019
Personnel & program expenses, administrative costs.
$450,236 -
The Bank of America Charitable Foundation IncCharlotte, NC
2019
Program/operating support
$20,000 -
The Cooper Housing InstituteIrvine, CA
2019
Provides hunger and homelessness prevention programs to underemployed, unemployed and homeless families, seniors and veterans.
$10,000 -
Tarsadia FoundationNewport Beach, CA
2019
Program support
$5,000 -
The Bank of America Charitable Foundation IncCharlotte, NC
2018
Program/operating support
$100,000 -
Change A Life FoundationLas Vegas, NV
2018
Assistance
$9,459 -
Goldsmith Legacy FoundationPasadena, CA
2018
General support
$2,500 -
West Family FoundationLos Angeles, CA
2017
Hunger and homelessness prevention
$1,500
About this match
Funders write a recipient’s name and address, not its EIN. We matched these grants to EIN 33-0330233 by name and ZIP code against the IRS list of exempt organizations and our list of filers. Grants we could not tie to one organization are not counted here.