The Lloyd Symington Foundation Inc

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San Anselmo, California · EIN 52-1448837 · Private foundation

Grants paid (2023)$27K

Organizations funded4

Typical grant$8,500

Total assets$674K

Half of its grants to organizations were between $1,400 and $8,500.

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From the return

How to apply

On its return for tax year 2023 the foundation checked the box saying it only makes contributions to preselected charitable organizations and does not accept unsolicited requests for funds.

What it funds

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

Education1

Where it gives

25% of grants went outside California.

Where it gives most, by cause

Its largest causes in a single state on the latest return. Each page shows the leading foundations that fund the same cause there, with their largest grants.

Education grants in California1 of its grant, $8,500 · 7,943 foundations

Grants paid in tax year 2023

Recipient	Location	Purpose	Amount
Sibley Memorial Hospital	Washington, DC	Charity	$8,500
Moyo Institute	Oakland, CA	Charity	$8,500
Name withheld	Losltos, CA	Charity	$8,500
Healing Partners of the Central Coa	Carmel Valley, CA	Charity	$1,400

Name withheld: we could not match the recipient to an IRS-registered organization, and the name may be a person's. Amount, place and purpose are as filed.

Giving by year

Tax year	Grants paid	Grant lines
2023	$26,900	4
2022	$35,400	6

Sources

IRS Form 990-PF, tax year 2023, filed Jul 30, 2025 - IRS e-file batch, object ID 202502119349100605
IRS Tax Exempt Organization Search for EIN 52-1448837
Profile updated Nov 10, 2026

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