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The Martha Olson-Fernandez Foundation

Gave $40K in 2024

San Luis Obispo, California · EIN 45-4983912 · Private foundation

Grants paid (2024)$40K
Organizations funded2
Typical grant$10,000
Total assets$407K

Half of its grants to organizations were between $10,000 and $30,000.

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How to apply

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

ContactLarry Fernandez
Address3940-7397 Broad Street, San Luis Obispo CA 93401
Phone(805) 903-2099
Form and materialsWritten requests must be mailed and should include proof of tax exemption.
DeadlinesNone
RestrictionsNone

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What it funds

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

  • Health2

Where it gives

0% 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.

Grants paid in tax year 2024

RecipientLocationPurposeAmount
The Als NetworkWoodland Hills, CAWoodland Hills, CA · Als patient care funding$30,000
Als Cure ProjectPleasanton, CAPleasanton, CA · Als research funding$10,000

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Giving by year

Tax yearGrants paidGrant lines
2024$40,0002
2023$21,5002

Sources

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