Grants paid in 2024
Top 60 of 61 grants by amount · from Form 990-PF Part XV. Part XV itemizes $8.8M; Part I reports $5.3M in contributions paid
| Recipient | Purpose | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| UCSF FoundationSan Francisco, CA | Medical research | $600K |
| Samaritan HouseSunnyvale, CA | Fund non-profit clinic operations | $350K |
| Samaritan HouseSunnyvale, CA | Fund non-profit clinic operations | $345K |
| Multiple Myloma Research FoundationNorwalk, CT | Myloma cancer research and drug development | $300K |
| Ecumenical Hunger ProgramEast Palo Alto, CA | Fund general support for homeless | $300K |
| Community Services AgencyMountain View, CA | General support | $300K |
| Second Harvest Food BankSan Jose, CA | Fund general support for homeless | $300K |
| Family Supportive HousingSan Jose, CA | Assistance for the homeless and hungry | $300K |
| Multiple Myloma Research FoundationNorwalk, CT | Myloma cancer research and drug development | $300K |
| UCSF School of NursingSan Francisco, CA | Fund nursing scholarships | $300K |
| Community Services AgencyMountain View, CA | General support | $295K |
| Second Harvest Food BankSan Jose, CA | Fund general support for homeless | $295K |
| Family Supportive HousingSan Jose, CA | Assistance for the homeless and hungry | $295K |
| Ecumenical Hunger ProgramEast Palo Alto, CA | Fund general support for homeless | $295K |
| BuildRedwood City, CA | Fund scholarship for student businesses | $265K |
| AvenidasPalo Alto, CA | Senior citizen care program | $210K |
| Cristo Rey High SchoolSan Jose, CA | School for students from low-income families | $200K |
| Pathways Hospice FoundationSunnyvale, CA | Hospice and program enabling doctor | $200K |
| UCSF Foundation - Kidney ProjectSan Francisco, CA | Medical research | $200K |
| Alzheimer's Association - Northern California & Northern Nevada ChapterSan Jose, CA | Fund research for alzheimers disease | $200K |
| UCSF Foundation (afib)San Francisco, CA | Medical research | $200K |
| Learning Home VolunteersSan Carlos, CA | Educatin | $185K |
| AvenidasPalo Alto, CA | Senior citizen care program | $175K |
| Pathways Hospice FoundationSunnyvale, CA | Hospice and program enabling doctor | $155K |
| Mission Hospice and Home CareSan Mateo, CA | Quality and compassionate care | $155K |
| KaraPalo Alto, CA | Provide grief counseling | $155K |
| The Jw HouseSanta Clara, CA | Home for families facing medical crisis | $155K |
| Stanford University Med Ctr (hand Arthritis -- Ladd)Stanford, CA | Medical research | $150K |
| KaraPalo Alto, CA | Provide grief counseling | $150K |
| Stanford University Medical CenterStanford, CA | Chase hand center | $150K |
| Silicon Valley Education FoundationSan Jose, CA | Learning activities | $135K |
| Stanford UniversityStanford, CA | Medical research | $109K |
| Stanford University Med Ctr (cancer -- Wapnir)Stanford, CA | Medical research | $100K |
| Stanford Cell Death Vs Cancer (crabtree Lab)Stanford, CA | Medical research | $100K |
| Stanford Car-T Anti-B-Cell (mikkilineni Lab)Stanford, CA | Medical research | $100K |
| Loaves and Fishes Family KitchenSan Jose, CA | Food for homelessness | $100K |
| Loaves and Fishes Family KitchenSan Jose, CA | Food for homelessness | $100K |
| The Jw HouseSanta Clara, CA | Home for families facing medical crisis | $100K |
| Mission Hospice and Home CareSan Mateo, CA | Quality and compassionate care | $100K |
| BuildRedwood City, CA | Fund scholarship for student businesses | $100K |
| The Health Trustmeals on WheelsSan Jose, CA | Meals on wheels | $80K |
| Peninsula Food RunnersSan Francisco, CA | To alleviate hunger | $80K |
| Life MovesSanta Clara, CA | To help homeless families and individuals | $80K |
| Homefirst Services of Santa Clara CountyMilpitas, CA | Shelter and housing for homeless | $80K |
| Homefirst Services of Santa Clara CountyMilpitas, CA | Shelter and housing for homeless | $75K |
| Peninsula Food RunnersSan Francisco, CA | To alleviate hunger | $75K |
| The Health Trustmeals on WheelsSan Jose, CA | Meals on wheels | $75K |
| Cristo Rey High SchoolSan Jose, CA | School for students from low-income families | $75K |
| Jeremiah's PromiseRedwood City, CA | Challenge and equip foster youth | $65K |
| Eastside College Preparatory SchoolEast Palo Alto, CA | Education | $65K |
| Housing ChoicesSan Jose, CA | Housing advocacy | $55K |
| Housing ChoicesSan Jose, CA | Housing advocacy | $50K |
| Stanford University Medical CenterStanford, CA | Cancer center | $50K |
| Silicon Valley Education FoundationSan Jose, CA | Learning activities | $50K |
| Jeremiah's PromiseRedwood City, CA | Challenge and equip foster youth | $50K |
| Adolescent Counseling ServicesRedwood City, CA | Social - emotional support | $40K |
| Day Worker Center of Mountain ViewMountain View, CA | Services for day workers | $30K |
| Eastside College Preparatory SchoolEast Palo Alto, CA | Education | $25K |
| Adolescent Counseling ServicesRedwood City, CA | Social - emotional support | $25K |
| Day Worker Center of Mountain ViewMountain View, CA | Services for day workers | $25K |
By state: California 59 · Connecticut 2
About this foundation
Ronald & Ann Williams Charitable Foundation is a private grantmaking foundation in San Francisco, California, administered in care of Julian N Stern Sec, tax-exempt since 2003. Private foundations must pay out roughly 5% of their assets each year, mostly as grants to 501(c)(3) public charities.
Does Ronald & Ann Williams Charitable 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 Ronald & Ann Williams Charitable Foundation give each year?
In tax year 2024 it paid $8.8M across 61 grants, a median of $135K.
Where does Ronald & Ann Williams Charitable Foundation give?
California (59 grants), Connecticut (2 grants), per its latest filing.
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