Little Oak Foundation | Foundation Profile

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EIN: 20-4823024

Foundation Overview

Based in Cupertino, CA, Little Oak Foundation has awarded 69 grants totaling $34,103 to organizations in California, North Carolina and 7 other states across the US. Individual grants range from $5 to $1,500, with a median award of $500.

Latest Tax Year
2024
Total Giving (all years)
$34,103
Total Assets
$1,294,573
Median Grant (all grants)
$500

Latest Form 990-PF Snapshot

Total Grants
10
Median Grant
$509
% Median Grant Decline
-33% (vs previous year)
Data extracted from IRS Form 990-PF filings. Last filing year: February 2026

Foundation Intelligence

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New Applicant Friendliness
Growth-Minded: 60%

6 of 10 recipients (60%) were new grantees. Foundation actively seeks new partnerships to expand impact. Fresh approaches and innovative programs receive serious consideration.

Geographic Focus
California

61% of grants are awarded in California, with additional funding distributed across 8 other locations. The foundation balances regional focus with broader geographic diversity. Within California, funding concentrates in San Jose (50%), Cupertino (14%), Milpitas (10%).

Funding Trajectory
+196%

Strong 196% growth in annual giving over 8 years indicates expanding philanthropic capacity and increasing opportunities for grant seekers. This upward trajectory suggests growing foundation resources and commitment.

Program Areas
General Purposes + 4 others

Diversified giving across multiple program areas with primary emphasis on general purposes (29%). This broad approach suggests openness to various causes and innovative cross-sector solutions.

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Grants & Funding

Analyzing past grantees provides valuable insights into Little Oak Foundation's funding preferences, organizational priorities, and grant making patterns. This historical data helps potential applicants understand the foundation's strategic focus and identify successful funding approaches.

Name Amount Location Purpose Year
Doctors Without Borders $500 New York, NY, US To Provide Independent, Impartial Medical Humanitarian Assistance To The People Who Need It Most. 2024
Gofundme $1,050 San Diego, CA, US To Provide A Platform That Empowers Individuals And Communities To Raise Funds For Causes They Are Passionate About, Fostering A Spirit Of Generosity And Support. 2024
Humane Society Silicon Valley $500 Milpitas, CA, US To Offer Quality Adoptions, Affordable Spaying/neutering, Vaccinations And Microchipping Services, Pet Care Services And Education Programs To Enhance The Human-animal Bond. 2024
Second Harvest Of Silicon Valley $518 San Jose, CA, US To Doing Whatever It Takes To End Hunger In Our Community. That Means Distributing Nutritious Food To Nearly Every Neighborhood In Silicon Valley, Leveraging Every Available Food Resource, And Collaborating With Organizations And People Who Share Our Belief That Hunger Is Unacceptable. Nutritious Food Is The Foundation For A Healthy, Productive Life. 2024
Samaritans Purse $1,000 Boone, NC, US Help People In Need, Staff Members And Tractor Trailers Filled With Equipment And Supplies Are Now On The Ground In Hurricane-battered Areas Of Louisiana. 2024
United Cajun Navy $1,000 Baton Rouge, LA, US For Renowned For Its Swift And Selfless Responses During Natural Disasters. Originating From The Cajun Region Of Louisiana, This Volunteer-driven Group Gained National Recognition During The Aftermath Of Hurricane Katrina In 2005. 2024
Lightner Museum $76 Augustine, FL, US To Enrich Lives And Inspire Curiosity By Offering An Immersive Experience Of Art, Architecture, History, And Design, Particularly Focusing On The Gilded Age. 2024
Hot Chips $60 Stanford, CA, US As One Of The Semiconductor Industrys Leading Conferences On High-performance Microprocessors And Related Integrated Circuits. The Conference Is Held Once A Year In August In The Center Of The Worlds Capital Of Electronics Activity, Silicon Valley. 2024
Filoli $216 Woodside, CA, US For A Vibrant Landscape Of The Bay Area, Situated On The Unceded Ancestral Lands Of The Ramaytush Ohlone, In Woodside, California. The Estate Boasts 654 Acres Of Beauty Nestled Along The Slopes Of Californias Coastal Range. Originally Built As A Private Residence In 1917, Filoli Was Opened To The Public In 1975 As A 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Organization And Site Of The National Trust For Historic Preservation. 2024
Goodwill Of Silicon Valley $1,000 Santa Clara, CA, US To Support Our Employees, Our Customers, And People With Challenging Barriers To Employment; To Raise Their Standard Of Living And Improve Their Lives Through Our Services And Social Enterprise. 2024
Doctors Without Borders $1,000 New York, NY, US To Provide Independent, Impartial Medical Humanitarian Assistance To The People Who Need It Most. 2023
Jaacuc $1,000 San Jose, CA, US To Enhance The Sense Of Togetherness Between Alumni Of Chinese Universities In Northen California Through Organizing Or Participating In A Variety Of Academic, Cultural, Service-oriented Activities And Events. The Organization Intends To Accomplish Its Exempt Purpose By Encouraging Contact And Communication Among Chinese Universities Alumni In Northern California. 2023
California Line Dance Association O $360 San Jose, CA, US Dance For Health, Dance For Happiness, And Dance For A Colorful Life". 2023
Gofundme $525 San Diego, CA, US To Provide A Platform That Empowers Individuals And Communities To Raise Funds For Causes They Are Passionate About, Fostering A Spirit Of Generosity And Support. 2023
Doctors Without Borders $1,000 New York, NY, US To Provide Independent, Impartial Medical Humanitarian Assistance To The People Who Need It Most. 2023
Jaacuc $1,000 San Jose, CA, US To Enhance The Sense Of Togetherness Between Alumni Of Chinese Universities In Northen California Through Organizing Or Participating In A Variety Of Academic, Cultural, Service-oriented Activities And Events. The Organization Intends To Accomplish Its Exempt Purpose By Encouraging Contact And Communication Among Chinese Universities Alumni In Northern California. 2023
California Line Dance Association O $360 San Jose, CA, US Dance For Health, Dance For Happiness, And Dance For A Colorful Life". 2023
Gofundme $525 San Diego, CA, US To Provide A Platform That Empowers Individuals And Communities To Raise Funds For Causes They Are Passionate About, Fostering A Spirit Of Generosity And Support. 2023
City Team $500 San Jose, CA, US To Share Christs Unconditional And Redemptive Love By Caring For Immediate Needs And Enabling Lasting Solutions. 2022
Second Harvest Of Silicon Valley $500 San Jose, CA, US To Doing Whatever It Takes To End Hunger In Our Community. That Means Distributing Nutritious Food To Nearly Every Neighborhood In Silicon Valley, Leveraging Every Available Food Resource, And Collaborating With Organizations And People Who Share Our Belief That Hunger Is Unacceptable. Nutritious Food Is The Foundation For A Healthy, Productive Life. 2022
Doctors Without Borders $500 New York, NY, US To Provide Independent, Impartial Medical Humanitarian Assistance To The People Who Need It Most. 2022
Project Hope $250 Washington, DC, US For Power In The Hands Of Local Health Care Workers To Save Lives Across The Globe. 2022
Voices Project $200 New York, NY, US To Raising Up The Voices Of People Whose Lives Are Affected By Addiction. From Direct Outreach To Civic & Community Engagement, We Focus On Centering Recovery And Engaging People In Advocacy In A New, Vital, And Meaningful Way. 2022
Jaacuc $1,200 San Jose, CA, US To Enhance The Sense Of Togetherness Between Alumni Of Chinese Universities In Northen California Through Organizing Or Participating In A Variety Of Academic, Cultural, Service-oriented Activities And Events. The Organization Intends To Accomplish Its Exempt Purpose By Encouraging Contact And Communication Among Chinese Universities Alumni In Northern California. 2022
Cupertino Robotics $200 Cupertino, CA, US To Be On Growing The Kids Who Join Our Program Into Mature Young Adults With Extensive Experience In Teamwork, Management, And Leadership. 2022
Humane Society Silicon Valley $1,000 Milpitas, CA, US To Offer Quality Adoptions, Affordable Spaying/neutering, Vaccinations And Microchipping Services, Pet Care Services And Education Programs To Enhance The Human-animal Bond 2022
Hole In The Wall Gang Camp $100 Ashford, CT, US To Providing A Different Kind Of Healing To Seriously Ill Children And Their Families, Free Of Charge. We Are A Community That Celebrates The Spirit Of Childhood, The Sound Of Laughter And The Feeling Of Endless Possibility. 2022
Make-a-wish International $5 Phoenix, AZ, US For Children With Critical Illnesses By Granting Life-changing Wishes. 2022
City Team $500 San Jose, CA, US To Share Christs Unconditional And Redemptive Love By Caring For Immediate Needs And Enabling Lasting Solutions. 2022
Second Harvest Of Silicon Valley $500 San Jose, CA, US To Doing Whatever It Takes To End Hunger In Our Community. That Means Distributing Nutritious Food To Nearly Every Neighborhood In Silicon Valley, Leveraging Every Available Food Resource, And Collaborating With Organizations And People Who Share Our Belief That Hunger Is Unacceptable. Nutritious Food Is The Foundation For A Healthy, Productive Life. 2022
Doctors Without Borders $500 New York, NY, US To Provide Independent, Impartial Medical Humanitarian Assistance To The People Who Need It Most. 2022
Project Hope $250 Washington, DC, US For Power In The Hands Of Local Health Care Workers To Save Lives Across The Globe. 2022
Voices Project $200 New York, NY, US To Raising Up The Voices Of People Whose Lives Are Affected By Addiction. From Direct Outreach To Civic & Community Engagement, We Focus On Centering Recovery And Engaging People In Advocacy In A New, Vital, And Meaningful Way. 2022
Jaacuc $1,200 San Jose, CA, US To Enhance The Sense Of Togetherness Between Alumni Of Chinese Universities In Northen California Through Organizing Or Participating In A Variety Of Academic, Cultural, Service-oriented Activities And Events. The Organization Intends To Accomplish Its Exempt Purpose By Encouraging Contact And Communication Among Chinese Universities Alumni In Northern California. 2022
Cupertino Robotics $200 Cupertino, CA, US To Be On Growing The Kids Who Join Our Program Into Mature Young Adults With Extensive Experience In Teamwork, Management, And Leadership. 2022
Humane Society Silicon Valley $1,000 Milpitas, CA, US To Offer Quality Adoptions, Affordable Spaying/neutering, Vaccinations And Microchipping Services, Pet Care Services And Education Programs To Enhance The Human-animal Bond 2022
Hole In The Wall Gang Camp $100 Ashford, CT, US To Providing A Different Kind Of Healing To Seriously Ill Children And Their Families, Free Of Charge. We Are A Community That Celebrates The Spirit Of Childhood, The Sound Of Laughter And The Feeling Of Endless Possibility. 2022
Make-a-wish International $5 Phoenix, AZ, US For Children With Critical Illnesses By Granting Life-changing Wishes. 2022
City Team $500 San Jose, CA, US To Share Christs Unconditional And Redemptive Love By Caring For Immediate Needs And Enabling Lasting Solutions. 2022
Second Harvest Of Silicon Valley $500 San Jose, CA, US To Doing Whatever It Takes To End Hunger In Our Community. That Means Distributing Nutritious Food To Nearly Every Neighborhood In Silicon Valley, Leveraging Every Available Food Resource, And Collaborating With Organizations And People Who Share Our Belief That Hunger Is Unacceptable. Nutritious Food Is The Foundation For A Healthy, Productive Life. 2022
Doctors Without Borders $500 New York, NY, US To Provide Independent, Impartial Medical Humanitarian Assistance To The People Who Need It Most. 2022
Project Hope $250 Washington, DC, US For Power In The Hands Of Local Health Care Workers To Save Lives Across The Globe. 2022
Voices Project $200 New York, NY, US To Raising Up The Voices Of People Whose Lives Are Affected By Addiction. From Direct Outreach To Civic & Community Engagement, We Focus On Centering Recovery And Engaging People In Advocacy In A New, Vital, And Meaningful Way. 2022
Jaacuc $1,200 San Jose, CA, US To Enhance The Sense Of Togetherness Between Alumni Of Chinese Universities In Northen California Through Organizing Or Participating In A Variety Of Academic, Cultural, Service-oriented Activities And Events. The Organization Intends To Accomplish Its Exempt Purpose By Encouraging Contact And Communication Among Chinese Universities Alumni In Northern California. 2022
Cupertino Robotics $200 Cupertino, CA, US To Be On Growing The Kids Who Join Our Program Into Mature Young Adults With Extensive Experience In Teamwork, Management, And Leadership. 2022
Humane Society Silicon Valley $1,000 Milpitas, CA, US To Offer Quality Adoptions, Affordable Spaying/neutering, Vaccinations And Microchipping Services, Pet Care Services And Education Programs To Enhance The Human-animal Bond 2022
Hole In The Wall Gang Camp $100 Ashford, CT, US To Providing A Different Kind Of Healing To Seriously Ill Children And Their Families, Free Of Charge. We Are A Community That Celebrates The Spirit Of Childhood, The Sound Of Laughter And The Feeling Of Endless Possibility. 2022
Make-a-wish International $5 Phoenix, AZ, US For Children With Critical Illnesses By Granting Life-changing Wishes. 2022
City Team $1,000 San Jose, CA, US To Share Christs Unconditional And Redemptive Love By Caring For Immediate Needs And Enabling Lasting Solutions. 2021
The Museum Of Modern Art $50 New York, NY, US To Be A Catalyst For Experimentation, Learning, And Creativity, A Gathering Place For All, And A Home For Artists And Their Ideas. 2021
Revolutionary Spaces $58 San Francisco, CA, US To Explore The American Struggle To Create And Sustain A Free Society, Singularly Evoked By Bostons Old South Meeting House And Old State House. We Steward These Buildings As Gathering Spaces For The Open Exchange Of Ideas And The Continuing Practice Of Democracy, Inspiring All Who Believe In The Power Of People To Govern Themselves. 2021
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum $40 Boston, MA, US For An Art Museum In Boston, Massachusetts, Which Houses Significant Examples Of European, Asian, And American Art. Its Collection Includes Paintings, Sculpture, Tapestries, And Decorative Arts 2021
City Team $1,000 San Jose, CA, US To Share Christs Unconditional And Redemptive Love By Caring For Immediate Needs And Enabling Lasting Solutions. 2021
The Museum Of Modern Art $50 New York, NY, US To Be A Catalyst For Experimentation, Learning, And Creativity, A Gathering Place For All, And A Home For Artists And Their Ideas. 2021
Revolutionary Spaces $58 San Francisco, CA, US To Explore The American Struggle To Create And Sustain A Free Society, Singularly Evoked By Bostons Old South Meeting House And Old State House. We Steward These Buildings As Gathering Spaces For The Open Exchange Of Ideas And The Continuing Practice Of Democracy, Inspiring All Who Believe In The Power Of People To Govern Themselves. 2021
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum $40 Boston, MA, US For An Art Museum In Boston, Massachusetts, Which Houses Significant Examples Of European, Asian, And American Art. Its Collection Includes Paintings, Sculpture, Tapestries, And Decorative Arts 2021
City Team $1,500 San Jose, CA, US To Share Christs Unconditional And Redemptive Love By Caring For Immediate Needs And Enabling Lasting Solutions. 2020
Samaritan Purse $40 Boone, NC, US To Follow The Example Of Christ By Helping Those In Need And Proclaiming The Hope Of The Gospel. 2020
Second Harvest Food Bank $1,000 San Jose, CA, US To Provide Food For People In Need In Our Community. Also To Help Ensure That Those Who Need Food Have Access To It, We Operate A Multilingual Toll-free Hotline Where We Connect Callers With Food Programs In Their Neighborhood. 2020
Uc Bonanccal Garden $29 Berkeley, CA, US To Enable The Garden To Offer Programs And Lectures, Conduct Tours, Engage In Research And Conversation Effort, And Open Gates To Visitors. 2020
Childrens Hospital $200 Menlo Park, CA, US To Help The Hospital Perform In Daily Medical Supports. 2020
Forgotten People Connection Usa $800 San Jose, CA, US To Provide Financial And Practical Support While Working Alongside The Poorest People Of Kenya, Uganda, And Rwanda. They Partner With The Forgotten Peoples Of The World To Create Sustainable Development Opportunities To Help These People Walk Out Of Poverty. 2018
Chs Choirs $500 Cupertino, CA, US To Help Develop Singers With A Passion For Musical Excellence Under The Direction Of Dr. Joel Wilson. Money Are Also Donated To Help Various Events. 2018
Hyde Middle School $360 Cupertino, CA, US For Student Success Comes From A Strong Partnership Between Home And School. 2017
Evergreen High School $250 San Jose, CA, US Engages All Students In Rigorous, Creative, And Innovative Educational Experiences That Prepare Them To Advance The Global Community. 2017
National Junior Basketball $73 Irvine, CA, US To Inspire Our Youth; Regardless Of Race, Color, Creed, Or National Origin. To Practice The Ideals Of Health, Citizenship And Character. To Implant The Game Elements Of Safety, Sanity, And Intelligent Supervision; And To Keep The Welfare Of The Player First, Foremost, And Entirely Free Of Adult Lust For Glory. To Emphasize Teamwork For All Participants. 2017
Second Harvest Food Bank $500 San Jose, CA, US Nonprofit Provider Of Food To Low-income Households 2016
Hyde Middle School $1,000 Cupertino, CA, US For Student Success Comes From A Strong Partnership Between Home And School. 2016
Givedirect $500 New York, NY, US Send Money Directly To People Living In Extreme Poverty. 2016

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Contact Information

Official contact details for Little Oak Foundation as registered with the IRS. These details are essential for grant applications, correspondence, and due diligence processes.

EIN 20-4823024
Website N/A
Address 18650 CYNTHIA AVE Cupertino, CA 95014-3810

Key People (2)

Board members, trustees, and key staff who oversee Little Oak Foundation's grant making decisions and strategic direction. Understanding leadership composition can provide insights into foundation priorities and potential networking opportunities.

Ceo Kuo-tsai Li
Secretary & Cfo Pei-shan Liu

Forms 990-PF

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  • Check Part I for total assets, annual giving amounts, and payout requirements
  • Examine Part VIII for key personnel compensation and board structure
  • Look for trends across multiple years to understand giving patterns

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Data Currency: Last updated February 2026 based on IRS Form 990-PF filings. Foundation information reflects most recent available tax year data.