Private foundation · EIN 83-2908329 · New York, New York · Philanthropy & grantmaking

Goldberg Family Charitable Foundation Inc

Should you approach them?

Don't send a cold proposal. The foundation reports that it only gives to preselected organizations; an introduction through a current grantee or board member is the realistic route.

From the 2024 Form 990-PF: 37 grants paid, $219K total, median $3,800. 57% of grants stayed in New York.

Accepts applications
No
per 990-PF Part XV
Grants paid, 2024
37
$219K
Median grant
$3,800
Stays in NY
57%
of grants
Deadline
—
Assets
$3.7M

Grants paid in 2024

37 grants, all shown · from Form 990-PF Part XV

RecipientPurposeAmount
Englewood Torah CenterEnglewood, NJFurther 501(c)(3) charitable purpose$35K
Avodah BrurahLakewood, NJFurther 501(c)(3) charitable purpose$25K
Chevrat PintoNew York, NYFurther 501(c)(3) charitable purpose$15K
Tikva Children's HomeWest Caldwell, NJFurther 501(c)(3) charitable purpose$13K
Congregation Ahavath TorahEnglewood, NJFurther 501(c)(3) charitable purpose$12K
Meridian Capital FoundationNy, NYFurther 501(c)(3) charitable purpose$10K
Mirrer YeshivaNew York, NYFurther 501(c)(3) charitable purpose$10K
The Frisch SchoolParamus, NJFurther 501(c)(3) charitable purpose$10K
Mdy Daf Yomi (rabbi Stafansky)Monsey, ISFurther 501(c)(3) charitable purpose$8,300
Colel ChabadBrooklyn, NYFurther 501(c)(3) charitable purpose$6,800
East Hill SynagogueEnglewood, NJFurther 501(c)(3) charitable purpose$6,800
Ahavas TorahMoney, NYFurther 501(c)(3) charitable purpose$5,000
Bergen HalzalahEnglewood, NJFurther 501(c)(3) charitable purpose$5,000
Chai LifelineLakewood, NJFurther 501(c)(3) charitable purpose$5,000
Limudei Da'as IncMonsey, NYFurther 501(c)(3) charitable purpose$5,000
Manhattan Jewish Experience SynagogueNew York, NYFurther 501(c)(3) charitable purpose$5,000
Tzur FoundationLakewood, NJFurther 501(c)(3) charitable purpose$5,000
West Side International SynagogueNew York, NYFurther 501(c)(3) charitable purpose$4,000
Chabad of Midtown ManhattanNew York, NYFurther 501(c)(3) charitable purpose$3,800
The Next StepSolon, OHFurther 501(c)(3) charitable purpose$3,600
Rofeh Cholim Cancer SocietyBrooklyn, NYFurther 501(c)(3) charitable purpose$2,800
Chabad of San FranciscoSan Francisco, CAFurther 501(c)(3) charitable purpose$2,500
Lincoln Square SynagogueNew York, NYFurther 501(c)(3) charitable purpose$2,500
Chabad of BrentwoodLos Angeles, CAFurther 501(c)(3) charitable purpose$1,800
Great Neck Synagogue - in Honor of Steve ZuckermanGreat Neck, NYFurther 501(c)(3) charitable purpose$1,800
Hillcrest Jewish Center Fresh MeadowsFlushing, NYFurther 501(c)(3) charitable purpose$1,800
Mesivta Eitz ChaimBrooklyn, NYFurther 501(c)(3) charitable purpose$1,800
Oneg Shabbat of West SideNew York, NYFurther 501(c)(3) charitable purpose$1,800
The Altneu SynagogueNew York, NYFurther 501(c)(3) charitable purpose$1,800
WlccBrooklyn, NYFurther 501(c)(3) charitable purpose$1,800
Magic 4 IsraelHollywood, FLFurther 501(c)(3) charitable purpose$1,200
The Film CollaborativeLos Angeles, CAFurther 501(c)(3) charitable purpose$1,072
Birchat Hacohenim 26 Inc (hillcrest Jewish Center)Flushing, NYFurther 501(c)(3) charitable purpose$1,000
Congregation Ahavas ChesedNy, NYFurther 501(c)(3) charitable purpose$1,000
Manhattan Day SchoolNy, NYFurther 501(c)(3) charitable purpose$850
Orthodox UnionNy, NYFurther 501(c)(3) charitable purpose$360
Tomchef Shabbos of Bergen CountyBergenfield, NJFurther 501(c)(3) charitable purpose$180

By state: New Jersey 10 · New York 21 · INTL 1 · California 3 · Ohio 1 · Florida 1

About this foundation

Goldberg Family Charitable Foundation Inc is a private grantmaking foundation in New York, New York, administered in care of Ernst & Young US Llp, tax-exempt since 2019. Private foundations must pay out roughly 5% of their assets each year, mostly as grants to 501(c)(3) public charities.

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Does Goldberg Family Charitable Foundation Inc 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 Goldberg Family Charitable Foundation Inc give each year?

In tax year 2024 it paid $219K across 37 grants, a median of $3,800.

Where does Goldberg Family Charitable Foundation Inc give?

New Jersey (10 grants), New York (21 grants), INTL (1 grants) and elsewhere, per its latest filing.

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