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Look up any U.S. private foundation by name, EIN, city, or state. Pull total giving, grant counts, median grant size, trustees, and asset base from the most recent IRS Form 990 filings. No login. Updated daily.

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Top foundations by total giving in California

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Showing 15 of 1,782 foundations

Foundation Based in Total giving Grants
John Pritzker Family Fund Redwood City, CA $158,850,498 989
Every Org San Francisco, CA $85,912,405 593
Kattom Foundation San Francisco, CA $78,602,006 87
The Katie Mcgrath & Jj Abrams Family Encino, CA $56,314,502 610
Red Husky Foundation Los Gatos, CA $50,334,246 41
John Gogian Family Foundation Torrance, CA $48,232,308 426
Vera R Campbell Foundation Los Angeles, CA $45,436,873 220
David Bohnett Foundation Beverly Hills, CA $41,207,605 1,184
Chamberlin Family Philanthropy Richmond, CA $40,273,003 454
The Lakeview Foundation Greenbrae, CA $38,221,876 243
Compton Foundation Inc San Francisco, CA $37,089,214 73
Menlo Foundation Inc Los Angeles, CA $34,859,349 8
Ea Michelson Philanthropy Belmont, CA $30,921,289 147
Briger Foundation For Oncology Palo Alto, CA $30,449,247 83
The Morf Foundation Los Angeles, CA $28,043,719 82
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Foundations by state in California

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Foundations by category and city in California

Two common starting points. Category browsing pinpoints funders by program focus. Major U.S. cities concentrate the largest grant dollars.

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Category Foundations
Education 912
Human services 573
Health care 566
Arts, culture & humanities 374
Youth development 368
Religion-related 249
Community improvement 228
Philanthropy & grantmaking 176

Browse by major cities in California

City Total giving
San Francisco, CA $512.4M
Los Angeles, CA $461.4M
Redwood City, CA $175.4M
Beverly Hills, CA $162.8M
San Diego, CA $139.4M
Pasadena, CA $108.6M
Encino, CA $99.2M
Palo Alto, CA $95.2M
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