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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The Nicholson Family FoundationPetaluma, CA
2025
General operating expenses. Multi-year grant. Education programs.
$10,000 -
Lowell Berry FoundationLafayette, CA
2025
Foster Youth Mentoring Initiative
$5,500 -
Bosch Community FundFarmington Hills, MI
2024
STEM
$12,500 -
The Nicholson Family FoundationPetaluma, CA
2024
General operating expenses. Social & education programs.
$5,000 -
Alaska Airlines FoundationAnchorage, AK
2024
Be A Mentor offers mentoring services to under-served youth in California. The programs offered by BAM are designed to improve academic performance, reduce risk factors, develop workforce skills, and provide guidance to underserved youth, including youth impacted by substance misuse, youth in foster care, and youth otherwise systems impacted. BAM recruits, trains, and oversees mentors who work with youth to improve academic, social, and career outcomes. BAM's Youth Mentoring Program focuses on creating supportive one-to-one relationships between youth from challenging circumstances and adult volunteers from the community. As a community-based mentoring program, mentors and mentees meet in person and participate in activities out in the community.
$5,000 -
Lowell Berry FoundationLafayette, CA
2024
Foster Youth Mentoring Initiative
$5,000 -
Sustainable Grant Making Partners FundTiburon, CA
2023
Virtual Mentoring - Mentor Recruitment
$15,000 -
Bosch Community FundFarmington Hills, MI
2023
STEM
$13,620 -
The James Joseph Ford FoundationLas Vegas, NV
2023
To strengthen mentors' capacity to help children and youth who come from challenging circumstances to develop the assets they need to create successful lives for themselves.
$2,500 -
Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA
2023
General support
$24 -
Ross Stores FoundationDublin, CA
2022
Youth program
$20,000 -
Bosch Community FundFarmington Hills, MI
2022
STEM
$14,077 -
The Nicholson Family FoundationPetaluma, CA
2022
General operating expenses. Social & education programs.
$5,000 -
Alaska Airlines FoundationAnchorage, AK
2022
Be A Mentor offers mentoring services to under-served youth in the San Francisco Bay Area and throughout California. We are a leader in advancing and strengthening mentoring for at-promise and low-performing youth. Originally founded in 1992, we have managed numerous mentoring projects with cities, counties, and schools, providing direct mentoring services and pairing thousands of youth with caring adult role models. Our programs reduce gang violence, prevent alcohol and drug abuse, and improve academic performance, and have served marginalized youth including foster youth, children with parents in prison and transitional youth. Working with partners, we help to recruit, train, and oversee mentors as they work with youth to improve academic, social, and career outcomes.
$5,000 -
Lowell Berry FoundationLafayette, CA
2022
Foster Youth Mentoring Initiative
$5,000 -
The Deville Foundation IncMarietta, GA
2022
Unrestricted
$1,000 -
Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA
2022
General support
$27 -
Ross Stores FoundationDublin, CA
2021
Youth program
$20,000 -
Charis FundNewberg, OR
2021
Mentoring collaborative project
$6,000 -
Lowell Berry FoundationLafayette, CA
2021
Foster Youth Mentoring Initiative
$3,000 -
The Deville Foundation IncMarietta, GA
2021
Unrestricted
$2,500 -
Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA
2021
General support
$20 -
Sustainable Grant Making Partners FundTiburon, CA
2020
Virtual Tutoring
$27,000 -
Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA
2020
General support
$11 -
Lowell Berry FoundationLafayette, CA
2019
Foster Youth Mentoring Initiative
$3,000 -
Bernard E & Alba Witkin Charitable FoundationBerkeley, CA
2018
Other programs
$10,000 -
Lowell Berry FoundationLafayette, CA
2018
Foster Youth Mentoring Initiative
$3,000
About this match
Funders write a recipient’s name and address, not its EIN. We matched these grants to EIN 94-3165640 by name and ZIP code, or by name, city and State against the IRS list of exempt organizations and our list of filers. Grants we could not tie to one organization are not counted here.