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Jubitz Family Foundation

Historical Funder

Portland, Oregon · EIN 93-1324016 · Private foundation · Website

Grants paid (2025)$454K
Organizations funded43
Typical grant$9,000
Total assets$17.4M

Half of its grants to organizations were between $5,000 and $10,000.

From the return

How to apply

The foundation filed the following application information (Form 990-PF Part XV, tax year 2025):

ContactLAUREN FORMAN
Address5505 SW HEWETT BLVD, PORTLAND OR 97221
Phone5032920046
Form and materials1. LETTER OF INQUIRY (LOI) - APPLICANTS MUST FIRST COMPLETE AN LOI THAT PROVIDES A SUMMARY OF THE GRANT REQUEST. THE LOI FORM CAN BE FOUND ON THE FOUNDATION'S WEBSITE, WWW.JUBITZ.ORG. 2. VIRTUAL OR IN-PERSON SITE VISIT/MEETING - UPON APPROVAL OF AN LOI, A MEETING IS SCHEDULED TO DETERMINE WHETHER THE NONPROFIT APPLICANT SHOULD SUBMIT A FORMAL GRANT APPLICATION. 3. GRANT APPLICATION - THE LINK TO THE GRANT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM CAN BE FOUND ON THE FOUNDATION'S WEBSITE AND REQUIRES THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION: A. FULL DESCRIPTION OF THE PROJECT (CHARITABLE USE OF FUNDS) B. ANTICIPATED OUTCOMES OF THE PROJECT/PROGRAM AND DESCRIPTION OF SYSTEM OF MEASUREMENT/EVALUATION C. A DETAILED BUDGET FOR THE PROJECT OR PROGRAM, AND THE ORGANIZATION'S OVERALL BUDGET, AS WELL AS MAJOR SOURCES OF INCOME D. A LIST OF CURRENT BOARD OF DIRECTORS E. COPY OF THE ORGANIZATION'S IRS DETERMINATION LETTER F. ORGANIZATION'S MOST CURRENT FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AND/OR FORM 990
DeadlinesMARCH 15 FOR SPRING GRANTMAKING MEETING; SEPTEMBER 15 FOR FALL GRANTMAKING MEETING.
Restrictions*ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP, WITH AN EMPHASIS ON THE MOUNT HOOD REGION OF OREGON, INCLUDING ITS RIVERS, FORESTS, AND WATERSHED ECOSYSTEMS. *PEACEBUILDING ACTIVITIES AND EDUCATION, WITH AN EMPHASIS ON VIABLE ALTERNATIVES TO WAR AND POLITICAL VIOLENCE, PARTICULARLY THOSE PRACTICES THAT DEMONSTRATE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF NONVIOLENCE AND CHALLENGES TO MILITARISM.

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What it funds

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

  • Environment12
  • Community Development4
  • Education3
  • Arts & Culture2
  • Children & Youth1

Where it gives

37% of grants went outside Oregon.

Grants paid in tax year 2025

RecipientLocationPurposeAmount
BarkPortland, ORWildfire adaptation on mt hood$35,000
Cure Violence GlobalChicago, ILGen. op. support & civic engage project W/ cure:pdx$35,000
Columbia RiverkeeperHood River, ORHabitat restoration & ed / peacebuilding$30,000
Hood River Watershed GroupHood River, ORWatershed restoration & comm. engage.$30,000
Columbia Land TrustVancouver, WAIndian creek trail - fuels reduction$22,500
EcochallengeorgPortland, OREducational content expansion$15,000
Oregon WildPortland, ORProtecting mt hood$15,000
Welcome Home CoalitionPortland, ORGeneral operating support$15,000
Columbia InsightHood River, OREnvironmental journalism series$12,500
Center for International PolicyWashington, DCGeneral operating support$10,000
Crag Law CenterPortland, ORLegal support to protect mt hood$10,000
Humboldt Area Community FoundationIndianola, CAKlamath river fund$10,000
Inkstick MediaNew Market, MDGeneral operating support$10,000
Osu FoundationCorvallis, ORGift for the harms of war data lab$10,000
Portland Peace InitiativePortland, ORGeneral operating support$10,000
Rethink MediaBerkley, CAGeneral operating support$10,000
Rios to RiversEugene, ORColumbia river basin paddle tribal waters program$10,000
Stanford Law SchoolStanford, CAHarms of war data lab$10,000
Waterwatch of OregonPortland, ORProtecting & restoring mt hood rivers$10,000
Win Without War Education FundWashington, DCGeneral operating support$10,000
Women Cross DmzHonolulu, HIGeneral operating support$10,000
World Beyond WarCharlottesville, VAGeneral operating support$9,000
Cascadia WildPortland, ORWolverine tracking project$7,500
Oregon Peace InstituteLake Oswego, ORPeacevoice$7,500
Peace Action Education FundSilver Springs, MD"Peace works"$7,500
Physicians for Social ResponsibilityPortland, ORBack from the brink campaign$7,500
Sustainable NorthwestPortland, ORRegenerative ranching program$7,500
Oregon Agricultural TrustSalem, ORParkdale investment zone$6,500
East County ResolutionsGresham, ORGeneral operating support$6,000
Hood River Forest CollaborativeHood River, ORPublic engagement events$6,000
Alliance for a Safe OregonPortland, ORGeneral operating support$5,000
Cities of Peace IncDayton, OHGeneral operating support$5,000
Clackamas River Basin CouncilGladstone, OREngage diverse community partnerships$5,000
Homeshare OregonPortland, ORGeneral operating support$5,000
Pathways to PeaceSt Paul, MNGeneral operating support$5,000
Peace Literacy InstituteCorvallis, ORGeneral operating support$5,000
Ploughshares FundSan Francisco, CAEquity rises$5,000
Thrive Hood RiverHood River, ORFilm about mt hood's north face$5,000
Uplift Local Gorge News ServiceForest Grove, ORGorge news service documenters program$5,000
Vancouver Ave First Baptist ChurchPortland, ORYouth peace builders program$5,000
Waging NonviolenceBrooklyn, NYPeacemaking media$5,000
Hood River Crag RatsHood River, ORNew operations equipment$2,500
Rotary Peace Fellowship Alumni AssocConroe, TXMicrogrant for rpfaa board retreat$1,000

Giving by year

Tax yearGrants paidGrant lines
2025$453,50043
2024$377,76534
2023$371,31130

Sources

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