Grants paid in 2024
32 grants, all shown · from Form 990-PF Part XV. Part XV itemizes $1.4M; Part I reports $5,000 in contributions paid
| Recipient | Purpose | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| FIRST Baptist Church of Los AngelesLos Angeles, CA | Ministry support | $200K |
| AbcoflashGlendale, CA | Senior housing | $195K |
| Rainbow AcresLos Angeles, CA | Community outreach | $95K |
| Del Aire Baptist ChurchHawthorn, CA | Ministry support | $75K |
| Del Aire Community Development CenterHawthorn, CA | Community outreach | $75K |
| Hands 4 Hope Los AngelesNorth Hollywood, CA | Community outreach | $70K |
| Faith Foster Families NetworkLos Angeles, CA | Community outreach | $50K |
| Enduring Love MinistriesKing of Prussia, PA | Ministry support | $50K |
| Faith in Christ MinistriesLos Angeles, CA | Homeless support | $50K |
| St Vincent's Meals on WheelsLos Angeles, CA | Food insecurity | $50K |
| Spirit and Life MinisteriesSan Fernando, CA | Ministry support | $50K |
| She Ready FoundationBurbank, CA | Community outreach | $50K |
| St Monica AcademyMontrose, CA | Classical education | $45K |
| Mother Love FoundationLos Angeles, CA | Community outreach | $35K |
| International MinistriesKing of Prussia, PA | Ministry support | $30K |
| Ignighted LightLos Angeles, CA | Ministry support | $25K |
| Hope the MissionVan Nuys, CA | Homeless support | $25K |
| Los Angeles Boys and Girls ClubLos Angeles, CA | Children's programs | $25K |
| Para Los NinosLos Angeles, CA | Young children's education | $25K |
| Atherton Baptist HomesAlhambra, CA | Senior housing | $20K |
| Child Development InstituteLos Angeles, CA | Children's programs | $20K |
| Camp Ronald MacdonaldLos Angeles, CA | Community outreach | $20K |
| FIRST Baptist Church of North HollywoodNorth Hollywood, CA | Building support | $20K |
| Fambc Community Development CenterLos Angeles, CA | Community outreach | $20K |
| Hope-NetLos Angeles, CA | Food insecurity | $15K |
| KyccLos Angeles, CA | Community outreach | $15K |
| Karsch Family Social Service Center at Wilshire Boulevard TempleLos Angeles, CA | Community outreach | $10K |
| Lestonnac Free ClinicLos Angeles, CA | Community outreach | $10K |
| Pilgrim PlaceClaremont, CA | Senior housing | $10K |
| StarsCompton, CA | Community outreach | $10K |
| Southwestern School of Law Food PantryLos Angeles, CA | Food insecurity | $10K |
| Global Womens Empowerment NetworkStudio City, CA | Community outreach | $5,000 |
By state: California 30 · Pennsylvania 2
About this foundation
Baptist Service Corporation is a private grantmaking foundation in Los Angeles, California, tax-exempt since 1972. Private foundations must pay out roughly 5% of their assets each year, mostly as grants to 501(c)(3) public charities.
Does Baptist Service Corporation accept grant applications?
No. On its 2024 Form 990-PF the foundation checked that it only makes contributions to preselected organizations. Look for an introduction through a current grantee.
How much does Baptist Service Corporation give each year?
In tax year 2024 it paid $1.4M across 32 grants, a median of $25K.
Where does Baptist Service Corporation give?
California (30 grants), Pennsylvania (2 grants), per its latest filing.
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