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Peggy and Jack Baskin Foundation

Historical Funder

Truckee, California · EIN 26-0677825 · Private foundation · Website

Grants paid (2024)$989K
Organizations funded35
Typical grant$10,000
Total assets$23M

Half of its grants to organizations were between $3,000 and $25,000.

From the return

How to apply

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

ContactPeggy and Jack Baskin Foundation
Address12177 Business Park Dr Ste2 201, Truckee CA 96161
Phone4155159079
Emailbaskinfoundation.org
Form and materialsPeggy and Jack Baskin Foundation uses a three-step application process:Step One:Please review our Current Grant Opportunities and Eligibility Requirements and submit an Organization Information Form if you believe that your organization meets our guidelines. Peggy and Jack Baskin Foundation uses this form to gather information about organizations interested in applying for a grant. After reviewing the form, a staff member will notify you of your organization's eligibility to submit a proposal.Step Two:Eligible candidates interested in applying for a grant from Peggy and Jack Baskin Foundation are required to submit a proposal. The program officer and applicant will agree upon its submission deadline.Please see proposal Instructions for complete submission details.Step Three:The proposal will be reviewed by Peggy and Jack Baskin Foundation. Applicants will be notified about the Foundations interest within two months following the submission deadline.If the project is selected for furthe
DeadlinesN/A
RestrictionsPeggy and Jack Baskin Foundation awards grants to nonprofit organizations primarily in Monterey and Santa Cruz Counties, occasionally in the San Francisco Bay Area, California, and nationally. We focus on intersectional feminism and fund solutions for each of the barriers that women, girls, and gender-expansive individuals face.Current Grant OpportunitiesCurrently, we are funding programs in the areas listed below:- Reproductive Rights and Justice- Legal Advocacy for Immigrant Women- Girls in Engineering- Gender/Feminist/Women's Studies- Women in Public Policy- Women Re-entering the Workforce- Media Literacy- Activist Fund- Transitional Housing Programs for Survivors of Relationship Abuse- Legal Services Programs for Survivors of Relationship Abuse- Indigenous Women and Girls- Economic Gender Justice- Farming:Gender and Racial Justice- Environmental Gender Justice

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.

  • Environment3
  • Education2
  • Health2
  • STEM2
  • Arts & Culture1
  • Community Development1

Where it gives

11% of grants went outside California.

Grants paid in tax year 2024

RecipientLocationPurposeAmount
Center for Reproductive RightsNew York, NYReproductive Justice$40,000
Groundswell FundOakland, CAReproductive Justice$40,000
African American Policy ForumNew York, NYActivist Fund$40,000
Tides Center- The Lawyering ProjectSan Francisco, CAReproductive Justice$40,000
Cabrillo College FoundationAptos, CAGirls in Engineering$28,000
Big Sur Land TrustMonterey, CAGirls Justice$25,000
UCSC School of EngineeringSanta Cruz, CAGirls in Engineering$25,000
Black Mamas Matter AllianceAtlanta, GAReproductive Justice$25,000
Comm Action Board - SCCIPWatsonville, CAImmigrant Women$25,000
El Pajaro Community DevelopmentWatsonville, CAFarming: Gender & Racial Justice$25,000
Time For Change FoundationPleasanton, CAHomeless Women$23,000
Hartnell College- WELI ProgramSalinas, CARe-Entry Program$20,000
Asian Pacific Institute on Gender-BOakland, CAGender-Based Violence Programs$20,000
Monterey County Rape Crisis CenterMonterey, CAGender-Based Violence Programs$20,000
Women's Foundation of California -Oakland, CAWomen in Public Policy$20,000
Kee Char E Nar - MMIW ProgramKlamath, CAIndigenous Women & Girls$20,000
The Northwest NetworkSeattle, WAGender-Based Violence Programs$20,000
IGNITE - Nor CA HS and College ProgOakland, CAWomen in Public Policy$10,000
Cabrillo College FoundationAptos, CARe-Entry Program$10,000
MPC Fdn-Women Supporting WomenMonterey, CARe-Entry Program$10,000
MPC Fdn- Women's Textbook ProgramMonterey, CARe-Entry Program$5,000
Hartnell College Fdn- UndocumentedSalinas, CAImmigrant Women$5,000
The Village ProjectSeaside, CAActivist Fund$5,000
Sogorea Te Land TrustOakland, CAEnviromental Gender Justice$5,000
Amah Mutsun Land TrustSanta Cruz, CALand Acknowledgement Fund$5,000
Esselen Tribe of Monterey CountyCarmel Valley, CALand Acknowledgement Fund$5,000
Sierra Community HouseKings Beach, CADiscretionary Donation: Gender-Based Violence Prg$3,000
Community Agroecology NetworkSanta Cruz, CADiscretionary Donation$3,000
Community Foundation for Monterey CMonterey, CADiscretionary Donation$1,500
Institute for Personal ChangePalo Alto, CADiscretionary Donation$500
Pajaro Valley Shelter ServicesWatsonville, CADiscretionary Donation$500
East Bay SPCAOakland, CADiscretionary Donation$500
Girls IncSalinas, CADiscretionary Donation$500
Friends of Farallone PTOMontara, CADiscretionary Donation$500
Monarch ServicesWatsonville, CADiscretionary Donation: Gender-Based Violence Prg$500

The return also lists 30 grants to individuals ($462,381). We do not publish the names of individual recipients.

Giving by year

Tax yearGrants paidGrant lines
2024$988,88165
2023$936,14876

Sources

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