Grants paid in 2024
22 grants, all shown · from Form 990-PF Part XV
| Recipient | Purpose | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| National Philanthropic TrustJenkinstown, PA | Additional support of an existing Donor Advised Fund | $550K |
| The Ubs Optimus FoundationJenkintown, PA | To support the work of the Optimus Foundation with world health education and climate imperitives | $250K |
| Eugene Family YMCAEugene, OH | Grant to cover GRO consulting expenses | $200K |
| Oregon Community FoundationPortland, OR | Initial formation of Donor Advised Fund | $100K |
| Sellwood Community HousePortland, OR | Operations support for the community center in the Sellwood neighborhood of Portland. | $30K |
| Battleground HealthcareBattle Ground, WA | In support of needed healthcare support to uninsured population | $25K |
| End of Life Choices OregonPortland, OR | Support of compassionate end of life care | $25K |
| Restored Connections Peer CenterEugene, OR | Immediate unconditional access to recovery support in Lane County | $25K |
| Shift Community CyclesEugene, OR | In support of providing access to and education of cycling to Lane County | $25K |
| Radical Assistance for Vulnerable Eugene NeighborsEugene, OR | in support of Lane Countys unhoused population | $25K |
| ACLU FoundationNew York, NY | Support in protection of civil liberties | $15K |
| Amos Health and HopeGibsonia, PA | AMOS Health and Hope reduces health inequities in Nicaragua | $15K |
| Central Lane Robotics IncEugene, OR | To support youth and education in the field of robotics | $10K |
| Friends of South Eugene High SchoolEugene, OR | In support of SEHS annual Hall of Fame event | $10K |
| Evergreen GoodwillSeattle, WA | In support of programs to eliminate barriers to employment & education | $10K |
| Giving What We Can USAWilmington, DE | Promoting effective giving through education outreach and advocacy around the 10% Pledge. | $10K |
| Palestine Childrens Relief FundBurbank, CA | In support of humanitarian crisis in Gaza | $10K |
| Positive Community KitchenEugene, OR | In support of quality nutritious meals to cancer patients and their families | $10K |
| Grameen FoundationBeaverton, OR | Operations support for expanding opportunities for woman and girls | $5,000 |
| Metropolitan Performing ArtsVancouver, WA | In support of education and performance in theater arts | $5,000 |
| Friends of Saturday AcademyPortland, OR | Empowering youth in education in sciences art & mathematics | $5,000 |
| Lgbtq Community Center FundPortland, OR | Unrestricted operational support for community organization | $5,000 |
By state: Pennsylvania 3 · Oregon 12 · Ohio 1 · Washington 3 · New York 1 · Delaware 1
About this foundation
Service Family Foundation is a private grantmaking foundation in Vancouver, Washington, administered in care of William Wells Service, tax-exempt since 2023. Private foundations must pay out roughly 5% of their assets each year, mostly as grants to 501(c)(3) public charities.
Does Service Family Foundation 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 Service Family Foundation give each year?
In tax year 2024 it paid $1.4M across 22 grants, a median of $15K.
Where does Service Family Foundation give?
Pennsylvania (3 grants), Oregon (12 grants), Ohio (1 grants) and elsewhere, per its latest filing.
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