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Carl E Wynn Foundation

Historical Funder

Los Angeles, California · EIN 95-6136231 · Private foundation

Grants paid (2024)$1.4M
Organizations funded65
Typical grant$12,000
Total assets$33.1M

Half of its grants to organizations were between $5,000 and $25,000.

From the return

How to apply

The foundation filed the following application information (Form 990-PF Part XV, tax year 2024):

ContactMELVYN A MASUDA CEO CARL E WYNN FOU
Address444 SOUTH FLOWER ST SUITE 1700, LOS ANGELES CA 900712901
Phone8776869215
Form and materialsFULL APPLICATION SHOULD BE RECEIVED BETWEEN MAY 1-15.
DeadlinesNONE
RestrictionsNONE

Copied as filed. Deadlines on a tax return describe the foundation's usual process; they are not confirmation of a current open cycle.

What it funds

Share of grant lines on the latest return, classified from the purpose each grant states.

  • Children & Youth25
  • Human Services17
  • Health14
  • Education13
  • Disability Services6
  • Animal Welfare5

Where it gives

9% of grants went outside California.

Grants paid in tax year 2024

RecipientLocationPurposeAmount
Center for Alaskan Coastal StudiesHomer, AKCarl E. wynn nature center wildlife project ($100,000). northwynns 1 ($35,000).$140,000
Center for Alaskan Coastal StudiesHomer, AKFor improvements and restoration of northwynns II (formerly know as hume property).$85,000
Guide Dogs for the BlindSan Rafael, CAEmpowers lives of the blind.$75,000
Peppermint RidgeCorona, CAResidential program in memory of wesley E. bellwood. restricted.$65,000
Peppermint RidgeCorona, CAWynn home repair fund-$40,000, maintenance-$10,000, wynn home recreational fund-$10,000. restricted.$60,000
Caring HouseTorrance, CAProvides end of life care for low income families. for general fund use.$50,000
Children of the NightLos Angeles, CAHelp for child prostitution and tutoring$45,000
Azusa Pacific UniversityAzusa, CAEndowment for the maintenance and repair of the wynn academic center.$40,000
Patrons of the Pratt Society (Pops)Homer, AKFunds are to be used for the museum garden renovation project. restricted.$40,000
Second Harvest Food Distribution Center of Orange CountyIrvine, CAPrograms to feed the hungry. for building processing room. restricted.$40,000
Homer Society of Natural History Inc Pratt MuseumHomer, ALOperating grant for the pratt museum$40,000
Orangewood FoundationSanta Ana, CAHome for homeless children, support for children aged-out of foster care. grant is for housing project. restricted.$35,000
Friends of the Homer Public LibraryHomer, AKVolunteer support for library programs and services.$30,000
Shoes That FitClaremont, CAShoes and clothing for indigent school children.$25,109
Animals Rule Placement FoundationSan Pedro, CARescue stray, neglected abandoned or abused dogs$25,000
Beyond Blindness (Fka Blind Children's Learning Center)Santa Ana, CAServices for the blind - restricted for additional teachers training$25,000
Blankets for SoldiersTorrance, CAProvides comfort & support to members of US armed forces. all volunteers.$25,000
Downtown Women's CenterLos Angeles, CAHousing and meals for homeless women.$25,000
Neighborhood Homework HouseAzusa, CANeighborhood based learning center for at-risk children.$25,000
Olive Crest Abused Children's FoundationSanta Ana, CAProgram for abused children.$25,000
Children's Hospital Los AngelesLos Angeles, CAPediatric medical programs - for research genetics studies.$20,000
The Richstone Family CenterHawthorne, CAPreventing and treating child abuse$20,000
Volunteer Center South Bay-Harbor-Long BeachTorrance, CAVolunteer program- operation teddy bear to help disadvantaged children.$20,000
Los Angeles Regional Food BankLos Angeles, CAFoodbank for the needy$20,000
Cancer Support CommunitySierra Madre, CASupport and knowledge for cancer patients.$15,000
Canine Companions for IndependenceOceanside, CAEnhances hte lives of people with disabilites by providing assistance dogs$15,000
City of HopeLos Angeles, CACancer research.$15,000
House of RuthClaremont, CABattered women and children.$15,000
Laura's HouseAliso Viejo, CASupport for those victims of domestic violence and their families.$15,000
The Girls Against Abuse FoundationMurrieta, CAHelps women and youth recover from abuse and mistreatment.$15,000
Union Station Homeless ServicesPasadena, CAOffers homeless individuals and families resources to transform their lives.$15,000
Women's Cancer Research Foundation (Fka Nancy Yeary Women's Cancer ResearchLaguna Beach, CAWomen's cancer research.$15,000
Haynes Family of Programs (Formerly Leroy Haynes Center)LA Verne, CAHome for abused/at-risk children (merged with david and margaret youth & family).$12,000
C5 Youth Foundation of Southern CaliforniaLos Angeles, CAPrepares at-risk youth from under-resourced enviornments in los angeles county for college, work and life.$10,000
Casa of Los AngelesMonterey Park, CAMobilize community volunteers to advocate for abused and neglected children$10,000
Casa of Orange CountyOrange, CAAdvocates for troubled youths.$10,000
Charity on WheelsAnaheim, CAFeed the homeless$10,000
Exceptional Children's FoundationCulver City, CAProvides services to children and adults who are challenged with developmental learning.$10,000
Foothill Family Service (Dba Foothill Family)Pasadena, CAEmpower children and families to overcome challenges and achieve success in relationships, school, etc.$10,000
Guide Dogs of AmericaSylmar, CAProvides guide dogs to blind individuals 16 years or older free of charge.$10,000
Hope Helping Others Prepare for EternityGarden Grove, CAProvides a myriad of services to abandoned or abused women and children.$10,000
Hear CenterPasadena, CAHelps individuals with hearing loss or speech and language impairments.$10,000
Hope HarborTustin, CASupports teens and their failies in crisis - serves teens in the 12-17 age group$10,000
Providence Speech and Hearing CenterOrange, CASpecialized programs addressing auditory, speech and language skills.$10,000
UCLA UnicampLos Angeles, CACreates a fun resident camp experience for children from underserved communities$10,000
Young & HealthyPasadena, CAHealth care services for low income and under or uninsured children.$10,000
FristersIrvine, CASupport and education to young moms age 13-25.$5,000
Helpline Youth Counseling IncWhittier, CAServices to youth and families.$5,000
Jewish Big Brothers & SistersLos Angeles, CAPrograms for at-risk children.$5,000
Jewish Family & Children's ServicesLong Beach, CASocial services and health programs.$5,000
Journey OutVan Nuys, CAProvides serices & intervention for victims of domestic trafficking & prostitution a new beginning$5,000
LA GoalCulver City, CAEducational, vocational, life skills, arts and counseling programs.$5,000
New Village Girls AcademyLos Angeles, CACharter high school for severely challenged at-risk girls from downtown l.a.$5,000
Operation Safe HouseRiverside, CAPrograms for abused children.$5,000
Pf Bresee FoundationLos Angeles, CACommunity & youth development, health services & urban leadership training.$5,000
Project AccessOrange, CAHealth, education and social services serving families living in low income housing.$5,000
The Frostig CenterPasadena, CAResearch re cause/effects of learning disabilities; offer services to children with learning disorders; provide parent, tutor,…$5,000
Visiting Nurse Association & Hospice of Southern CaliforniaOntario, CAProvide care for the ill and disabled in the community who are under-insured and/or not covered and have no means to pay for care.$5,000
Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Orange CoastNewport Beach, CAMerged with boys & girls clubs of central orange coast. no longer called youth employment service.$5,000
Guiding Eyes for the BlindYorktown, NYFor use in california only - provides guide dogs to the blind. restricted.$5,000

Showing the 60 largest of 65 grants to organizations.

Giving by year

Tax yearGrants paidGrant lines
2024$1,350,10965
2023$1,331,25666
2021$1,235,00071

Sources

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