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Grants paid by Star Rock Ministries

EIN 20-8594584 · San Clemente, CA · Form 990, Schedule I · NTEE O12

Star Rock Ministries of San Clemente, CA (EIN 20-8594584) reported 47 grants paid totaling $2,006,039 to 23 recipients in tax years 2020–2024, on Form 990, Schedule I. Derived from IRS e-file data, dataset version 2026.09.0, built 2026-09-03.

Grants paid

$2,006,039

47 grants

Recipients

23

distinct organizations

Tax years

2020–2024

4 filings in the corpus

By tax year

Grants by tax year, as the same figures
Tax yearGrants paidAmount paidApproved for future
20201$50,000
202210$566,310
202316$609,146
202420$780,583

Top recipients

The 23 recipients receiving the most from Star Rock Ministries, by grants paid, out of 23 distinct recipients.

Recipients ranked by total grants paid
RecipientMatchLocationGrantsTotal paidLatest year
Urban Youth Workers Institute 31-1524740ASanta Ana, CA4$493,4152024
San Onofre Elementary School Fallbrook Union Elementary School DistrictUSan Clemente, CA2$223,2752024
Wooden Floor 33-0299356ASanta Ana, CA3$135,9002024
Passion la 83-2227036ALos Angeles, CA2$135,0122024
Light and Life Christian Fellowship 95-2232936ALong Beach, CA2$120,1792024
San Onofre Elementary Fallbrook Union Elementary School DistrictUSan Clemente, CA1$111,0252023
Unidos South Oc Inc 82-3510252ASan Juan Capistrano, CA2$104,1912024
Revive Church 82-3736850ALong Beach, CA3$99,0172024
Del Obispo Elementary Capistrano Unified School DistrictUSan Juan Capistrano, CA3$76,7552024
Kidworks 74-3081569ASanta Ana, CA2$73,8402024
Creer Communidad Y Familia 33-0486106ASan Juan Capistrano, CA2$61,0942024
Fountain of Praise Children Rock Coalition for Stronger Boys Camp 86-3086733AHouston, TX3$60,6202024
The Summer Institute 83-2268691AHouston, TX3$47,6252024
Solidarity 51-0490821APlancentia, CA2$40,6782024
Cru - la Metro High School Ministry 26-4068192ALakewood, CA2$39,3852024
Creer Communidad Y Familia 33-0486160ASan Juan Capistrano, CA1$36,8142022
Together la City to City - Socal 82-1138499ALong Beach, CA2$35,0002024
Project Hope Alliance 75-3099628ACosta Mesa, CA2$25,9392024
Twentynine Palms Elementary School Morongo Unified School DistrictUTwentynine Palms, CA1$22,0102024
Rescue a Generation Inc 81-1290695ASan Bernardino, CA2$20,0012024
Icna Relief Southern California Icna Relief USA Programs 04-3810161ANew Hyde Park, NY1$17,2642024
Spectrum Ministries 95-3581020ASan Diego, CA1$15,0002024
Lead Houston Letting Everyone Achieve Dreams 20-2369453AHouston, TX1$12,0002022

Match tier: A Reported EIN · B Exact name and place · C Strong name match · D Probable name match · U Unresolved. Tiers C and D are inferred, not reported; see how matching works.

Every grant

All 47 grant rows this organization reported, most recent first.

Grants reported by Star Rock Ministries
Tax yearRecipientMatchAmountTypePurposeSource filing
2024San Onofre Elementary School Fallbrook Union Elementary School District San Clemente, CAU$106,560paidTwo grants were issued for 41 children of military families to join summer camp sessions. 24 children aged 5-10 attended two weeks of day camp in southern California, and 17 children aged 8-16 attended two weeks of residential camp in the mountains near Yosemite. Both camp programs provide outdoor experiences that grow children's life skills, character, relationships, and faith.202533219349300903
2024Urban Youth Workers Institute (uywi) Santa Ana, CAA$85,000paidUYWI forms regional networks of inner-city youth ministries across the U.S.. Star Rock teams with UYWI in two ways. First, this $85,000 direct grant was given to them so that they could provide and manage various day and residential camp experiences for 1,800 youth in their networks. Second, SRM provided other sub-grants to UYWI-directed network groups, detailed in other lines of this Schedule, to provide funds to send youth to experience camps in their areas, where they received opportunities to grow in life skills, character, relationships, and faith.202533219349300903
2024Passion la Passion Socal Los Angeles, CAA$78,268paidPassion LA is a network of urban youth ministries in Los Angeles under the oversight of UYWI that helps teenagers facing inner city challenges. SRM teams with them to provide both winter and summer camp experiences for their youth. In 2024, SRM granted funds for 130 youth to participate in a 3-day snow-filled winter camp in the mountains near L.A. In addition, SRM provided grants for 48 of their network's youth to join with four other youth groups in southern California to actively participate in a 6-day residential summer camp in the mountains near Yosemite. Both camp programs provided outdoor experiences that grow life skills, character, relationships, and faith for youth to thrive.202533219349300903
2024Light and Life Christian Fellowship Long Beach, CAA$69,286paidSRM granted to a southern California church, Light and Life, funds to send 120 children to two different camp experiences. One grant allowed 50 children to join with three other youth groups in southern California to actively participate in a 6-day "XLR8" residential summer camp in the mountains near Yosemite. The other grant allowed 70 youth to attend a winter weekend camp in the southern California mountains. Both camp programs under the oversight of UYWI provide outdoor experiences that grow life skills, character, relationships, and faith for youth to thrive.202533219349300903
2024Unidos South Oc San Juan Capistrano, CAA$66,335paidUnidos South OC is a faith-based community service organization supporting under-resourced families in south Orange County, California. SRM provided resources under the oversight of UYWI to provide three different camp experiences for 107 campers in 2024. One grant had 35 of their youth join with four other youth groups to actively participate in a weeklong residential summer camp called XLR8 in the mountains near Yosemite. Another grant let 24 of their younger children join with two other youth groups for an adventure day camp near their homes. The third grant provided 48 of their youth to participate in a snowy weekend camp in the mountains of southern California. All three camp programs provide outdoor experiences that grow life skills, character, relationships, and faith.202533219349300903
2024The Wooden Floor Santa Ana, CAA$48,960paidGrants were provided to this after-school community service organization that specializes in dance training for children to send 12 children in under-resourced families joining over 100 other children aged 8-16 for a quality 2-week residential camp in the mountains near Yosemite. This camp experience provides outdoor experiences that grow children's life skills, character, relationships, and faith.202533219349300903
2024Revive Church Long Beach, CAA$43,213paidSRM granted to Revive funds to send 39 children under the oversight of UYWI to join with three other youth groups in southern California to actively participate in a 6-day "XLR8" residential summer camp in the mountains near Yosemite, providing outdoor experiences that grow life skills, character, relationships, and faith for youth to thrive.202533219349300903
2024Creer Communidad Y Familia San Juan Capistrano, CAA$32,327paidTwo grants were issued for 31 children of under-resourced families to participate in two different camp experiences. 2 children joined over 100 8-16 year-olds for two weeks of residential camp in the mountains near Yosemite. The other 29 children, along with children from two other organizations serving under-resourced families in south Orange County, enjoyed a summertime day camp experience. This dedicated camp of 5 days included outdoor activities such as archery, nature exploration and horses, along with singing, story telling and creative arts. Surrounded by wholesome role models and loads of encouragement, campers build friendship skills, experience new adventures, gain new confidence and a deeper understanding of God's love.202533219349300903
2024Kidworks Community Development Santa Ana, CAA$30,509paidKidWorks is an established community organization with after-school and family support programs for under-resourced families in Orange County, California. SRM provided grants for 27 of their youth under the oversight of UYWI to join with four other youth groups in southern California to actively participate in a 6-day residential summer camp in the mountains near Yosemite. The XLR8 camp session provides outdoor experiences that grow life skills, character, relationships, and faith for youth to thrive.202533219349300903
2024Del Obispo Elementary Capistrano Unified School District San Juan Capistrano, CAU$28,333paidFunding provided summertime day camp experiences to 34 children from this school along with children from two other organizations serving under-resourced families in south Orange County. This dedicated camp of 5 days included outdoor activities such as archery, nature exploration and horses, along with singing, story telling and creative arts. Surrounded by wholesome role models and loads of encouragement, campers build friendship skills, experience new adventures, gain new confidence and a deeper understanding of God's love.202533219349300903
2024Cru la Metro High School Ministry Lakewood, CAA$25,135paidCRU is a faith-based organization that ministers to high school students on more than 750 campuses worldwide. SRM worked with their LA Metro campus group to provide grants for 35 of their youth under the oversight of UYWI to participate in two different camp experiences in 2024. One grant let 20 teenagers join with three other youth groups in southern California to actively participate in a 6-day "XLR8" residential summer camp in the mountains near Yosemite. The other grant allowed 15 youth to attend a winter weekend camp in the southern California mountains. Both camp programs provide outdoor experiences that grow life skills, character, relationships, and faith for youth to thrive.202533219349300903
2024Together la City to City - Socal Long Beach, CAA$25,000paidTogether LA is a group of newly formed church start-ups in Los Angeles. Star Rock provided a grant so that some of their pastors could spend a week together with their young families in the foothills at a well-known Christian conference center.202533219349300903
2024Twentynine Palms Elementary School Morongo Unified School District Twentynine Palms, CAU$22,010paidTwo grants were issued for 43 children of military families in the California desert region to participate in two different camp experiences. 3 children aged 8-16 attended two weeks of residential camp in the mountains near Yosemite. The other 40 children attended as 4th-8th graders an outdoor education residential camp for 5 days. Both camp programs provide outdoor experiences that grow children's life skills, character, relationships, and faith.202533219349300903
2024Stronger Boys Camp Fountain of Praise Church Houston, TXA$21,250paidSRM provided funds to help Fountain of Praise church send 110 under-resourced youth to attend a Christian mentor-led weekend residential camp for boys in the Texas mountains to build faith, character, skills, and relationships.202533219349300903
2024The Summer Institute Presbyterian School Houston, TXA$20,625paidThe Summer Institute provides five weeks of summer school training to under-resourced communities in Houston. SRM helped them with a grant to send 85 of their students to a weekend residential summer retreat center for growing faith, skills, relationships and character.202533219349300903
2024Icna Relief Southern California Icna Relief USA Programs New Hyde Park, NYA$17,264paidICNA Relief SoCal provides food and humanitarian relief to needy communities in southern California. SRM provided grants for 32 of their youth to participate in two different camp experiences under the oversight of UYWI. One grant let 12 children join with three other youth groups in southern California to actively participate in a 6-day "XLR8" residential summer camp in the mountains near Yosemite. The other grant allowed 20 youth to attend a winter weekend camp in the southern California mountains. Both camp programs provide outdoor experiences that grow life skills, character, relationships, and faith for youth to thrive.202533219349300903
2024Solidarity Placentia, CAA$16,949paidSolidarity is a faith-based community service organization in northern Orange County, California that supports under-resourced Latino families through building relationships in the community using after school support and counseling. SRM provided grants for 15 of their youth under the oversight of UYWI to join with four other youth groups in southern California to actively participate in a 6-day residential summer camp in the mountains near Yosemite. The XLR8 camp session provides outdoor experiences that grow life skills, character, relationships, and faith for youth to thrive.202533219349300903
2024Rescue a Generation San Bernardino, CAA$15,000paidRescue a Generation is a campus-based organization that ministers to San Bernardino youth, many of them fatherless. SRM teamed with them to help provide two camp experiences for 245 of their youth under the oversight of UYWI. One grant helped provide for 220 youth to participate in a 3-day faith-inspiring conference on a college campus. The other grant went towards sending 25 of their older youth to a weekend leadership retreat at a Christian conference center.202533219349300903
2024Spectrum Ministries San Diego, CAA$15,000paidSpectrum Ministries reaches out from San Diego to bring resources and faith to poor communities within Tijuana, Mexico. SRM provided funds to help them take 150 children to a residential camp in Ensenada for a week in spring. The camp provided outdoor experiences for fun, faith-building, and relationship development.202533219349300903
2024Project Hope Alliance Costa Mesa, CAA$13,559paidProject Hope Alliance's mission is to eliminate homelessness long term by providing educational support to children and families in Orange County, California. SRM provided grants for 12 of their youth under the oversight of UYWI to join with four other youth groups in southern California to actively participate in a weeklong residential summer camp in the mountains near Yosemite. The XLR8 camp session provides outdoor experiences that grow life skills, character, relationships, and faith for youth to thrive.202533219349300903
2023San Onofre Elementary Fallbrook Union Elementary School District San Clemente, CAU$111,025paidFunding to assist 25 military family children to attend outdoor education field trips, and for 38 children to enjoy mountain summer camps.202403199349309750
2023Urban Youth Workers Institute Santa Ana, CAA$76,165paidFunding for over 1,800 under-resourced youth to attend camps, leadership conferences, and religious training events with other church youth groups.202403199349309750
2023Passion la Los Angeles, CAA$56,744paidTo provide a weeklong adventure summer camp experience in the Sierra mountains to 55 under-resourced youth within a network of church youth organizations in southern California.202403199349309750
2023Light and Life Christian Fellowship Long Beach, CAA$50,893paidTo provide a weeklong adventure summer camp experience in the Sierra mountains to 50 under-resourced youth within a network of church youth organizations in southern California.202403199349309750
2023Revive Church Long Beach, CAA$45,804paidTo provide a weeklong adventure summer camp experience in the Sierra mountains to 45 under-resourced youth within a network of church youth organizations in southern California.202403199349309750
2023Kidworks Santa Ana, CAA$43,331paidTo provide a weeklong adventure summer camp experience in the Sierra mountains to 42 under-resourced youth within a network of church youth organizations in southern California.202403199349309750
2023Wooden Floor Santa Ana, CAA$40,500paidCamperships to provide ten under-resourced children to attend 2-week residential summer adventure camp programs in the mountains.202403199349309750
2023Unidos South Oc Inc San Juan Capistrano, CAA$37,856paidTo provide a weeklong adventure summer camp experience in the Sierra mountains to 20 under-resourced youth within a network of church youth organizations in southern California. In addition, grants were given so that 25 under-resourced children could attend a weeklong neighborhood day camp.202403199349309750
2023Creer Communidad Y Familia San Juan Capistrano, CAA$28,767paidFunding to provide weeklong summer day camp experiences to 30 children and two-week summer camp experiences in the mountains for two others.202403199349309750
2023Del Obispo Elementary Capistrano Unified School District San Juan Capistrano, CAU$24,111paidFunding to provide summertime day camp experiences to 35 children.202403199349309750
2023Solidarity Plancentia, CAA$23,729paidTo provide a weeklong adventure summer camp experience in the Sierra mountains to 23 under-resourced youth within a network of church youth organizations in southern California.202403199349309750
2023Fountain of Praise Children Rock Coalition for Stronger Boys Camp Houston, TXA$23,590paidFunding to provide 120 under-resourced youth to attend summer camp in the Texas mountains.202403199349309750
2023The Summer Institute Houston, TXA$15,000paidFunds to provide four-day summer camp experiences to 75 under-resourced middle schoolers from Houston.202403199349309750
2023Cru - la Metro High School Ministry Lakewood, CAA$14,250paidTo provide a weeklong adventure summer camp experience in the Sierra mountains to 14 under-resourced youth within a network of church youth organizations in southern California.202403199349309750
2023Project Hope Alliance Costa Mesa, CAA$12,380paidTo provide a weeklong adventure summer camp experience in the Sierra mountains to 12 under-resourced youth within a network of church youth organizations in southern California.202403199349309750
2023Rescue a Generation Inc San Bernardino, CAA$5,001paidTo provide a 2-day conference faith-inspiring camp experience to 220 under-resourced young men, many fatherless.202403199349309750
2022Urban Youth Workers Institute Santa Ana, CAA$282,250paidFunding for under-resourced youth to attend camps, conferences, and religious training events.202303199349305245
2022San Onofre Elementary School Fallbrook Union Elementary School District San Clemente, CAU$116,715paidFunding to assist military family children to attend outdoor education field trips and summer camps.202303199349305245
2022Wooden Floor Santa Ana, CAA$46,440paidCamperships to provide under-resourced children to attend 2-week residential summer camp programs in the mountains.202303199349305245
2022Creer Communidad Y Familia San Juan Capistrano, CAA$36,814paidFunding to provide summer day camp experiences to children.202303199349305245
2022Del Obispo Elementary Capistrano Unified School District San Juan Capistrano, CAU$24,311paidFunding to provide summertime day camp experiences to children.202303199349305245
2022Fountain of Praise's Coalition for Stronger Boys Camp Houston, TXA$15,780paidFunding to provide under-resourced youth to attend summer camp.202303199349305245
2022Summer Institute Inc Houston, TXA$12,000paidFunds to provide summer camp experiences to under-resourced middle schoolers.202303199349305245
2022Lead Houston Letting Everyone Achieve Dreams Houston, TXA$12,000paidFunding to provide summer adventure camp experiences to under-resourced middle schoolers.202303199349305245
2022City to City la Togetherla Pasadena, CAA$10,000paidFunds to provide staffing and leadership development to under-resourced youth-serving organizations to send youth to camps, retreats, and religious training events.202303199349305245
2022Brave Global Long Beach, CAA$10,000paidFunds for girls to attend conferences, retreats and religious training events.202303199349305245
2020Urban Youth Workers Institute Santa Ana, CAA$50,000paidProgram support.202103199349330880

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Source filings

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FormTax yearPeriod endFiledSchemaIRS OBJECT_ID
99020242024-12-31not stated2024v5.0202533219349300903
99020232023-12-31not stated2023v5.0202403199349309750
99020222022-12-31not stated2022v5.0202303199349305245
99020202020-12-31not stated2020v4.0202103199349330880

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