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  1. Qualcomm Charitable Foundation

    San Diego, CA · latest return 2024 · Preselected recipients only
    -Not enough data
    Typical grant $2,263,812 Grants paid $2.3M Grants in your state 1 Grants for your causes 1
    How it scores for you
    Cause fit8/30
    Geographic fit25/25
    Grant size fitunknown
    Evidence freshness15/15
    Openness to applications0/10
    • 1 of 1 grants went to organizations in California; the foundation is based there
    • Few grants on file: not enough history to judge fit.
    Evidence from its 990-PF
    • $2,263,812 to See Statement 12, San Diego CA (2024): The foundations primary goal is to make grants to nonprofits in community, education…
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  1. Arnold and Mabel Beckman Foundation

    Irvine, CA · latest return 2024 · Describes how to apply
    93Strong fit
    Typical grant $26,000 Grants paid $29.5M Grants in your state 95 Grants for your causes 317
    Why we matched
    Cause fit30/30
    Geographic fit20/25
    Grant size fitunknown
    Evidence freshness15/15
    Openness to applications10/10
    • 317 of 318 grants in the latest return were in your causes
    • 95 of its 318 grants went to organizations in California, 95 of them in your causes; the foundation is based there
    • Its return describes how to apply
    • Its return limits its grants to scientific research: "In general, the Arnold & Mabel Beckman foundation makes grants to program-related, non-profit research institutions to promote research in chemistry and the life sciences, broadly interpreted, and..." Check that your program is in this field.
    Evidence from its 990-PF
    • $310,000 to California Institute of Technology, Pasadena CA (2024): Research, general support & education
    • $300,000 to Kids at Science, Newport Beach CA (2024): Research, general support & education
    • $150,000 to Salk Institute for Biological Studies, LA Jolla CA (2024): Research, general support & education
  2. The Ralph M Parsons Foundation

    Los Angeles, CA · latest return 2024 · Describes how to apply
    91Strong fit
    Typical grant $30,000 Grants paid $18.2M Grants in your state 387 Grants for your causes 87
    Why we matched
    Cause fit24/30
    Geographic fit24/25
    Grant size fitunknown
    Evidence freshness15/15
    Openness to applications10/10
    • 108 grants to California organizations in your causes, counting the recipients' IRS classification (87 of its grants state a purpose in your causes)
    • 387 of 403 grants went to organizations in California; the foundation is based there
    • Its return describes how to apply
    • Its return names a local area: "The Parsons foundation makes grants to public charities serving Los Angeles County. Funding is prioritized across four program areas: civic & cultural, education, health, and human services. The..." Check that it funds where you work before applying.
    Evidence from its 990-PF
    • $250,000 to Seed School of Los Angeles County, Los Angeles CA (2024): For capital support to construct the seed school of los angeles county
    • $150,000 to Para Los Ninos, Los Angeles CA (2024): For general support of schools and family service programs
    • $125,000 to Los Angeles Philharmonic Association, Los Angeles CA (2024): For general support of music and education programs
  3. The Ahmanson Foundation

    Beverly Hills, CA · latest return 2024 · Describes how to apply
    91Strong fit
    Typical grant $50,000 Grants paid $69M Grants in your state 443 Grants for your causes 28
    Why we matched
    Cause fit24/30
    Geographic fit24/25
    Grant size fitunknown
    Evidence freshness15/15
    Openness to applications10/10
    • 83 grants to California organizations in your causes, counting the recipients' IRS classification (28 of its grants state a purpose in your causes)
    • 443 of 470 grants went to organizations in California; the foundation is based there
    • Its return describes how to apply
    Evidence from its 990-PF
    • $750,000 to Buckley School, Sherman Oaks CA (2024): Toward phase i renovations to the lower school
    • $665,000 to Notre Dame Academy Facilities Corp, Los Angeles CA (2024): For renovations to the first and third floor bathrooms and creation of an adult restroom…
    • $500,000 to Academy Foundation, Beverly Hills CA (2024): Toward fume extractors at the academy museum, the herrick library, and the pickford center
  4. Carrie Estelle Doheny Foundation

    Los Angeles, CA · latest return 2024 · Describes how to apply
    91Strong fit
    Typical grant $25,000 Grants paid $9.2M Grants in your state 252 Grants for your causes 72
    Why we matched
    Cause fit24/30
    Geographic fit24/25
    Grant size fitunknown
    Evidence freshness15/15
    Openness to applications10/10
    • 76 grants to California organizations in your causes, counting the recipients' IRS classification (72 of its grants state a purpose in your causes)
    • 252 of 263 grants went to organizations in California; the foundation is based there
    • Its return describes how to apply
    • Its return names a local area: "No grants to individuals or non-u.s. Institutions. No grants for publishing or production of books, television, films or radio programs, travel, advertisement or political purposes. No individual..." Check that it funds where you work before applying.
    Evidence from its 990-PF
    • $270,500 to Mount Saint Mary's University, Los Angeles CA (2024): University support
    • $250,500 to Counseling Partners of Los Angeles, Los Angeles CA (2024): High school counseling and support
    • $122,000 to Outreach Concern Inc, Santa Ana CA (2024): 2023-2024 elementary school counseling program
  5. Ronald Newburg Foundation Inc

    Woodland Hills, CA · latest return 2024 · Describes how to apply
    91Strong fit
    Typical grant $2,500 Grants paid $116K Grants in your state 20 Grants for your causes 24
    Why we matched
    Cause fit27/30
    Geographic fit21/25
    Grant size fitunknown
    Evidence freshness15/15
    Openness to applications10/10
    • 24 of 24 grants in the latest return were in your causes
    • 20 of 24 grants went to organizations in California; the foundation is based there
    • Its return describes how to apply
    Evidence from its 990-PF
    • $10,000 to Just in Time for Foster Youth, San Diego CA (2024): Health, education or welfare
    • $10,000 to University of San Diego, San Diego CA (2024): Health, education or welfare
    • $2,000 to Channel Islands Park Foundation, Ventura CA (2024): Health, education or welfare

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