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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Balin Hildegard Charit Tua-MainSaint Louis, MO
2025
General operating
$10,000 -
Margaret Beelard Community FoundationSuisun City, CA
2025
The HomeMore Project spent 18 months developing our Makeshift Traveler, a backpack designed specifically tailored to the needs of an individual experiencing homelessness. The pack was designed sustainably with a goal to serve as the last backpack someone experiencing homelessness will need until obtaining permanent housing. The packs development came about from first-hand feedback and observations made in the Tenderloin Neighborhood of San Francisco.
$5,000 -
Patricia D & William B Smullin FoundationBlue Lake, CA
2025
Backpacks/supplies for houseless in del norte
$3,500 -
Furthur FoundationBerkeley, CA
2025
Provide opportunities to make a difference in homelessness.
$2,000 -
Margaret Beelard Community FoundationSuisun City, CA
2024
The HomeMore Project spent 18 months developing our Makeshift Traveler, a backpack designed specifically tailored to the needs of an individual experiencing homelessness. The pack was designed sustainably with a goal to serve as the last backpack someone experiencing homelessness will need until obtaining permanent housing. The packs development came about from first-hand feedback and observations made in the Tenderloin Neighborhood of San Francisco.
$5,000 -
Resnick FoundationLos Angeles, CA
2024
Donee's tax exempt purpose
$5,000 -
Stanley W Ekstrom Foundation IncSanta Ana, CA
2024
To uplift the homeless community in california by focusing on the centralization of resources & provinding solutions to ongoing crisis.
$3,500 -
Furthur FoundationBerkeley, CA
2024
Provide opportunities to make a difference in homelessness.
$3,000 -
Del E Webb FoundationPrescott, AZ
2023
Provide traveler backpacks for homeless individual
$10,000 -
Margaret Beelard Community FoundationSuisun City, CA
2023
The HomeMore Project spent 18 months developing our Makeshift Traveler, a backpack designed specifically tailored to the needs of an individual experiencing homelessness. The pack was designed sustainably with a goal to serve as the last backpack someone experiencing homelessness will need until obtaining permanent housing. The packs development came about from first-hand feedback and observations made in the Tenderloin Neighborhood of San Francisco.
$5,000 -
Porter John W TUWSaint Louis, MO
2023
General operating
$5,000 -
Creag FoundationWoodinville, WA
2023
Transitional housing program for the homeless
$3,000 -
Furthur FoundationBerkeley, CA
2023
Provide opportunities to make a difference in homelessness.
$3,000 -
Anderson Childrens FoundationPalm Springs, CA
2023
Makeshift traveler backpack for homeless youth
$2,500 -
Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA
2023
General support
$16
Funders of similar organizations nearby
Foundations that gave to other human services organizations in San Francisco, CA and are not among Homemore Project Inc’s funders above.
- McNabb Foundation 69 grants Preselected only $72,000 to similar organizations
- The Bank of America Charitable Foundation Inc 246 grants Accepts applications $2,600,460 to similar organizations
- JPMorgan Chase Foundation 87 grants Preselected only $9,121,520 to similar organizations
- The Yelp Foundation 60 grants Preselected only $68,261 to similar organizations
- The James Irvine Foundation 144 grants Preselected only $48,873,610 to similar organizations
- Crankstart Foundation 94 grants Preselected only $45,317,700 to similar organizations
- Bothin Foundation 40 grants Accepts applications $1,191,950 to similar organizations
- Metta Fund 95 grants Preselected only $3,782,585 to similar organizations
About this match
Funders write a recipient’s name and address, not its EIN. We matched these grants to EIN 85-2644419 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.