Who funds Los Angeles Mission Inc?

Los Angeles, California · EIN 95-3134049 · NTEE L41Z · 501(c)(3)

132 private foundations paid Los Angeles Mission Inc 238 grants on IRS Form 990-PF returns for tax year 2022 or later, $3.2M in all. Its IRS activity code (NTEE L41Z) places it in homelessness.

All years on file, including returns before 2022.

Foundations that funded it

Largest total first.

Largest grants since 2022

Largest first. The purpose is what the foundation wrote on its return, for the tax year shown.

• The Ahmanson Foundation · 2024 - Additional support toward renovation of the transitional housing dormitories$867,000
• The Ahmanson Foundation · 2022 - Toward renovation of transitional housing dormitories$750,000
• The Aidlin Foundation · 2024 - To assist the recipient in carrying out its charitable activities.$140,000
• The Aidlin Foundation · 2023 - To assist the recipient in carrying out its charitable activities.$140,000
• The Kroger Co Foundation · 2023 - Organization's charitable purpose$100,000
• Mcmillen Family Foundation · 2023 - Fund to provide help, hope and opportunity to men, women, and children in need$100,000
• The Donald T Sterling Charitable Foundation · 2024 - To break the cycle of homelessness and poverty, by stabilizing people in a safe and spiritual environment, connecting them to solutions and…$50,000
• Baptist Service Corporation · 2022 - Homeless support$50,000
• Robert Nelson Foundation · 2024 - Homeless support$35,000
• The Fred and Peggy Hartley Family Foundation · 2024 - Grant to support the anne douglas center and the gather bs adc projects$30,000
• Johnny Carson Foundation · 2024 - Unrestricted support$30,000
• Tyler Perry Foundation Inc · 2023 - To provide help, hope and opportunity to men, women and children in need.$30,000
• Johnny Carson Foundation · 2023 - Unrestricted support$30,000
• Johnny Carson Foundation · 2022 - Unrestricted support$30,000
• The Hinkle Foundation · 2023 - Charitable Contribution$26,400
• The Hinkle Foundation · 2022 - Charitable Contribution$26,400
• Harold Brown Foundation · 2024 - General fund$25,000
• Harold Brown Foundation · 2023 - General fund$25,000
• The Donald T Sterling Charitable Foundation · 2023 - To break the cycle of homelessness and poverty, by stabilizing people in a safe and spiritual environment, connecting them to solutions and…$25,000
• Robert Nelson Foundation · 2023 - Homeless support$25,000
• Resnick Foundation · 2023 - Donee's tax exempt purpose$25,000
• The Louis & Harold Price Foundation · 2024 - General Support$20,000
• The Hinkle Foundation · 2024 - Charitable ContributionHelping the Needy$20,000
• The Mesdag Family Foundation · 2022 - General support$20,000
• Oarsmen Foundation · 2024 - Funds for charity$15,000

Organizations the same foundations fund

Organizations paid by many of the same foundations since 2022, by how much their lists of funders overlap.

• Union Rescue MissionLos Angeles, CA · 43 shared funders
• Los Angeles Regional Food BankVernon, CA · 28 shared funders
• Downtown Womens CenterLos Angeles, CA · 18 shared funders
• Childrens Hospital Los AngelesLos Angeles, CA · 31 shared funders
• Los Angeles Fire Department FoundationLos Angeles, CA · 16 shared funders
• Homeboy IndustriesLos Angeles, CA · 19 shared funders
• International Medical CorpsLos Angeles, CA · 14 shared funders
• Pepperdine UniversityMalibu, CA · 11 shared funders

By tax year of the funder's return

More funders nearby

• Homelessness grants in California
• All foundation grants in California

How this page is made

Each grant comes from a foundation's IRS Form 990-PF and was linked to this EIN only when this was the single organization in the IRS Business Master File with that name in that state. Grants written under a different spelling, or where several organizations share the name, are not counted here, so the real totals can be higher. Government grants and gifts from individuals do not appear on these returns.

• IRS Tax Exempt Organization Search for EIN 95-3134049
• IRS Business Master File record updated Nov 9, 2026; listed in Publication 78 (eligible for deductible contributions)

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