Updated Nov 2, 2026

Private foundations based in San Pedro, California

3 grantmaking foundations headquartered in San Pedro, California, holding $27M in assets. Ranked by grants paid in their latest 990-PF; 1 on this page say they accept applications. For foundations ranked by where their grants went, see local funders.

FoundationGrants paidMedian grantAccepts applicationsAssets
The Crail-Johnson Foundationsince 1987 $1.3M152 grants · 2024 $6,250Yes $20M
Loren R Hilf Charitable Foundationsince 1999 $250K2 grants · 2024 $125KPreselected only $4.2M
Basil Family Foundationsince 2024 $100K1 grants · 2024 $100KPreselected only $2.8M

Sources: IRS Business Master File (assets), ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer and IRS 990-PF e-file (grants paid, application policy). "Accepts applications" reflects the foundation's own Part XV checkbox.

Open grant programs in California

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DeadlineGrantFunderAward ceiling
Nov 2tomorrow Local Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP)CaliforniaDepartment of Transportation Department of Transportation Up to $10M
Nov 2tomorrow Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Grant for Program Year 2026-27 (PY 26-27)CaliforniaEmployment Development Department Employment Development Department Up to $1.3M
Nov 2tomorrow 2026 CalAgPlate Grant ProgramCaliforniaCA Department of Food and Agriculture CA Department of Food and Agriculture Up to $196K
Nov 2tomorrow The Recreational Trails Program (RTP) – R27CaliforniaDepartment of Parks and Recreation Department of Parks and Recreation Not listed
Nov 32 days 2026 California Nutrition Incentive ProgramCaliforniaCA Department of Food and Agriculture CA Department of Food and Agriculture Up to $13M
Nov 43 days Youth Community Access Grant Program (Round 4)CaliforniaCA Natural Resources Agency CA Natural Resources Agency Up to $300K

Common questions

How many private foundations are based in San Pedro, California?

Our directory lists 3 private grantmaking foundations in San Pedro, California with at least $1 million in assets, holding a combined $27M. The data comes from the IRS Exempt Organizations Business Master File and Form 990-PF.

How do I get a grant from a private foundation?

Start with foundations that already fund organizations like yours nearby. Read the grantee list on each profile, check whether the foundation accepts applications (it says so on its 990-PF), and lead with a short letter of inquiry. Many family foundations fund only organizations they already know; an introduction through a shared grantee or board member works better than a cold proposal.

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