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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Charles and Patricia Rasmussen Family FoundationValencia, CA
2025
Community Programs and services
$28,250 -
S Mark Taper FoundationLos Angeles, CA
2024
General operating support.
$75,000 -
John Gogian Family FoundationTorrance, CA
2024
General Operating Support
$75,000 -
Sandnes Family FoundationSanta Clarita, CA
2024
Charitable contribution
$32,000 -
Mary E Bazar-Robin FoundationWoodland Hills, CA
2024
Equine Therapy/Disabled
$25,000 -
Charles and Patricia Rasmussen Family FoundationValencia, CA
2024
donation provided
$17,083 -
Paul Hughes Family FoundationParamount, CA
2024
Support of handicapped children
$6,795 -
Regal FoundationKnoxville, TN
2024
Health
$278 -
Sempra FoundationSan Diego, CA
2024
Human services
$120 -
John Gogian Family FoundationTorrance, CA
2023
General Operating Support
$150,000 -
Sandnes Family FoundationSanta Clarita, CA
2023
Charitable contribution
$29,300 -
Charles and Patricia Rasmussen Family FoundationValencia, CA
2023
donation provided
$28,925 -
Paul Hughes Family FoundationParamount, CA
2023
Support of handicapped children
$7,596 -
Woodward Governor Charitable TrustChicago, IL
2023
General welfare
$6,000 -
Regal FoundationKnoxville, TN
2023
Health
$618 -
Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA
2023
General support
$483 -
Sempra FoundationSan Diego, CA
2023
Human services
$105 -
The Bank of America Charitable Foundation IncCharlotte, NC
2023
Program/operating support
$100 -
John Gogian Family FoundationTorrance, CA
2022
Annual Grant for general operating support ($375K), Legacy Grant ($450K)
$825,000 -
Honda USA FoundationTorrance, CA
2022
Dedicated to improving the lives of children and young adults with special needs, carousel ranch is a transormative place where therapy is disguised as fun. In equestrian therapy, children with disabilities gain a sense of independence and freedom while perfomring exercises on the back of a horse. Students make physical and emotional gains based on individualized needs. Ready to work prepares young adults with special needs for life after high school by combining classroom curriculum with real work experiences. Students spend half their time developing the soft skills needed on the job and the other half participating hands-on in various experience-based work. Instructors provide 1:1 guidance, mapping a path forward to continued education, employment, personal finance, and independence.
$51,000 -
LA84 FoundationLos Angeles, CA
2022
Youth sports
$50,000 -
Sandnes Family FoundationSanta Clarita, CA
2022
Charitable contribution
$28,000 -
The Henry Mayo Newhall FoundationSan Rafael, CA
2022
To provide work readiness training to young adults with disabilities
$25,000 -
Paul Hughes Family FoundationParamount, CA
2022
Support of handicapped children
$13,734 -
Woodward Governor Charitable TrustChicago, IL
2022
General welfare
$6,000 -
Charles and Patricia Rasmussen Family FoundationValencia, CA
2022
Donation
$3,750 -
Regal FoundationKnoxville, TN
2022
Holiday round up
$1,027 -
C A M Johnson Family FoundationSanta Clarita, CA
2022
To improve the lives of children and young adults with special needs.
$1,000 -
Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA
2022
General support
$661 -
Martin Field FoundationIndian Wells, CA
2022
General
$300 -
Sempra FoundationSan Diego, CA
2022
Health & human services
$50 -
The Ahmanson FoundationBeverly Hills, CA
2021
For acquisition of an accessible 12-passenger van
$75,800 -
John Gogian Family FoundationTorrance, CA
2021
Annual Grant for general operating support
$75,000 -
Charles and Patricia Rasmussen Family FoundationValencia, CA
2021
Donation
$31,275 -
Sandnes Family FoundationSanta Clarita, CA
2021
Charitable contribution
$28,000 -
The Henry Mayo Newhall FoundationSan Rafael, CA
2021
To provide work readiness training to young adults with disabilities
$25,000 -
Paul Hughes Family FoundationParamount, CA
2021
Support of handicapped children
$7,063 -
Woodward Governor Charitable TrustChicago, IL
2021
General welfare
$5,500 -
Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA
2021
General support
$700 -
Stratton Petit FoundationWoodland Hills, CA
2021
Childrens in need equestrian programs
$250 -
John Gogian Family FoundationTorrance, CA
2020
Qualified charitable exempt purpose
$82,500 -
Sandnes Family FoundationSanta Clarita, CA
2020
Charitable contribution
$25,000 -
The Henry Mayo Newhall FoundationSan Rafael, CA
2020
For the ready to work program
$25,000 -
LA84 FoundationLos Angeles, CA
2020
Youth sports
$20,000 -
Paul Hughes Family FoundationParamount, CA
2020
Support of handicapped children
$11,000 -
Hurley Miller Family FoundationSeattle, WA
2020
General fund
$10,000 -
Woodward Governor Charitable TrustChicago, IL
2020
General welfare
$5,000 -
Charles and Patricia Rasmussen Family FoundationValencia, CA
2020
Equestrian Therapy
$4,500 -
Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA
2020
General support
$321 -
Charles and Patricia Rasmussen Family FoundationValencia, CA
2020
Equestrian Therapy
$100 -
Paul Hughes Family FoundationParamount, CA
2019
Support of handicapped children
$28,629 -
Sandnes Family FoundationSanta Clarita, CA
2019
Charitable contribution
$25,069 -
The Henry Mayo Newhall FoundationSan Rafael, CA
2019
For the ready to work job training program
$25,000 -
John Gogian Family FoundationTorrance, CA
2019
Qualified charitable exempt purpose
$25,000 -
Woodward Governor Charitable TrustChicago, IL
2019
General welfare
$5,000 -
Brenda & Dave Rickey Family FoundationSan Diego, CA
2019
Funds for discretionary use
$2,000 -
The Bank of America Charitable Foundation IncCharlotte, NC
2019
Program/operating support
$50 -
John Gogian Family FoundationTorrance, CA
2018
Qualified charitable exempt purpose
$55,000 -
The Henry Mayo Newhall FoundationSan Rafael, CA
2018
For the ready to work job training program
$25,000 -
Sandnes Family FoundationSanta Clarita, CA
2018
Charitable contribution
$18,500 -
Woodward Governor Charitable TrustChicago, IL
2018
General welfare
$4,000 -
Sandnes Family FoundationSanta Clarita, CA
2017
Charitable contribution
$13,500
Funders of similar organizations nearby
Foundations that gave to other youth development organizations in Santa Clarita, CA and are not among Carousel Ranch Inc’s funders above.
- The Ralph M Parsons Foundation 3 grants Accepts applications $150,000 to similar organizations
- Weingart Foundation 1 grant Accepts applications $125,000 to similar organizations
- Ckko Foundation 6 grants Accepts applications $85,000 to similar organizations
- Fanny & Svante Knistrom Foundation 5 grants Preselected only $80,500 to similar organizations
- Witherbee Foundation 3 grants Preselected only $50,898 to similar organizations
- Klehn Family Foundation 6 grants Accepts applications $41,600 to similar organizations
- The Nevonen Family Foundation 3 grants Accepts applications $27,000 to similar organizations
- Mary Jo and Hank Greenberg Animal Welfare Foundation 1 grant Accepts applications $20,000 to similar organizations
About this match
Funders write a recipient’s name and address, not its EIN. We matched these grants to EIN 95-4646461 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.