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Grants paid by Galens Medical Society

EIN 38-2306598 · Ann Arbor, MI · Form 990, Schedule I · NTEE E50J

Galens Medical Society of Ann Arbor, MI (EIN 38-2306598) reported 22 grants paid totaling $191,590 to 13 recipients in tax years 2021–2025, on Form 990, Schedule I. Derived from IRS e-file data, dataset version 2026.09.0, built 2026-09-03.

Grants paid

$191,590

22 grants

Recipients

13

distinct organizations

Tax years

2021–2025

4 filings in the corpus

By tax year

Grants by tax year, as the same figures
Tax yearGrants paidAmount paidApproved for future
20217$44,941
20226$60,886
20235$49,489
20254$36,274

Top recipients

The 13 recipients receiving the most from Galens Medical Society, by grants paid, out of 13 distinct recipients.

Recipients ranked by total grants paid
RecipientMatchLocationGrantsTotal paidLatest year
Children's Literacy Network 38-3002473AAnn Arbor, MI4$41,7162025
Jewish Family Services of Washtenaw 41-2147486AAnn Arbor, MI3$33,3162025
Girls Group Inc 20-4814985AAnn Arbor, MI3$27,0002023
Community Action Network 38-2792610AAnn Arbor, MI2$17,0002023
Corner Health Center 38-2329742AYpsilanti, MI1$15,7732023
Washtenaw Area Council for Children 38-2245181AYpsilanti, MI2$11,4302022
Foundations Preschool of Washtenaw 38-1256680AAnn Arbor, MI1$7,7742025
Ann Arbor Academy Inc 20-8035148AAnn Arbor, MI1$7,5002023
Camp Kesem National 51-0454157ALos Angeles, CA1$7,0002022
Student Advocacy Center of Michigan 38-2058667AAnn Arbor, MI1$6,7012021
Eles Place Inc 38-2976751ALansing, MI1$6,0002025
St Louis Center for Exceptional Children &adults 38-6038121AChelsea, MI1$5,2202021
Nyman Unit - Cs Mott Children's Hospital 38-6006309AAnn Arbor, MI1$5,1602021

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 22 grant rows this organization reported, most recent first.

Grants reported by Galens Medical Society
Tax yearRecipientMatchAmountTypePurposeSource filing
2025Jewish Family Services of Washtenaw Ann Arbor, MIA$15,000paidThe primary goal of this project is to provide a complete set of seasonally appropriate clothing including a coat footwear pajamas and one outfit for at least 50 recently resettled refugee children in Washtenaw County202601349349310985
2025Foundations Preschool of Washtenaw Ann Arbor, MIA$7,774paidThree facility projects require attention because they pose safety risks for children First several windows need screen replacements glass repairs and windowsill repairs Second broken tiles need to be replaced because they are currently covered by rugs to prevent sharp edges from injuring children Lastly areas accessed by children have peeling paint and damaged drywall that need to be repaired202601349349310985
2025Childrens Literacy Network Ann Arbor, MIA$7,500paidFunding of 7500 will support the supplies needed to successfully implement our SEL components in the 2025-26 school year including journals for each student guided SEL visual aids (cards and charts) mindfulness and focus supplies (fidgets and puppets) tactile materials (Playdough and fingerpaint) and printing and laminating costs for all skills-based activities202601349349310985
2025Eles Place Inc Lansing, MIA$6,000paidThrough peer-to-peer support groups Ele's Place helps children and teens learn how to cope with the death of a parent sibling or other significant person so that no child or teen has to grieve alone Our goal is to provide grief support to all families who have applied for our program Licensed social workers oversee our on-site peer support groups clinical consultations by phone or in person and with a school liaison co-facilitate our school-based program Ele's Group202601349349310985
2023Corner Health Center Ypsilanti, MIA$15,773paidThe mission of the Corner Health Center is to inspire 12- to 25-year-olds (and their children) to live and sustain healthy lives by providing them with judgment-free affordable health and wellness care and education which is very congruent of Galens Medical Society's goals The purpose of this grant is to support Corner Health's mission of improving the lives of children in Washtenaw County202441349349304874
2023Girls Group Inc Ann Arbor, MIA$10,000paidGirls Group provides a fun and meaningful student-led community-service learning project to 40 vulnerable and underserved young women in grades 9-12th The grant awarded is to support Girls Group's mission which aligns with Galens Medical Society's goal of improving the lives of children in Washtenaw County202441349349304874
2023Childrens Literacy Network Ann Arbor, MIA$9,216paidAs part of the Children's Literacy Network's mission FLIP events are curriculum-based nights where families work together on fun literacy-based activities Each family receives a nutritious meal at the event and goes home with a Power Food Pack This purpose of this grant is to support these efforts202441349349304874
2023Ann Arbor Academy Inc Ann Arbor, MIA$7,500paidAnn Arbor Academy's mission to help students with divergent learning styles to flourish in an environment which promotes social and academic confidence and growth is congreunt with Galens Medical Society's goals to support the children of Washtenaw County202441349349304874
2023Community Action Network Ann Arbor, MIA$7,000paidCommunity Action Network (CAN) envisions the closing of socio-economic gaps through supportive programs & services and advocacy The purpose of this grant is to support their efforts The mission of CAN aligns with Galens Medical Society's goal of improving the lives of children in Washtenaw County202441349349304874
2022Childrens Literacy Network Ann Arbor, MIA$18,500paidAs part of the Children's Literacy Network's mission, FLIP events are curriculum-based nights where families work together on fun literacy-based activities. Each family receives a nutritious meal at the event and goes home with a Power Food Pack. This purpose of this grant is to support these efforts.202311399349300436
2022Community Action Network Ann Arbor, MIA$10,000paidCommunity Action Network (CAN) envisions the closing of socio-economic gaps through supportive programs & services and advocacy. The purpose of this grant is to support their efforts. The mission of CAN aligns with Galens Medical Society's goal of improving the lives of children in Washtenaw County.202311399349300436
2022Girls Group Inc Ann Arbor, MIA$10,000paidGirls Group provides a fun and meaningful student-led community-service learning project to 40 vulnerable and underserved young women in grades 9-12th. The grant awarded is to support Girls Group's mission which aligns with Galens Medical Society's goal of improving the lives of children in Washtenaw County.202311399349300436
2022Jewish Family Services of Washtenaw Ann Arbor, MIA$9,956paidAs an agency in Washtenaw County that serves a diverse, international population, the mission of Jewish Family Services is to create solutions, promote dignity and inspire humanity. The grant awarded is to support JFS in their mission which aligns with Galens Medical Society's goal of improving the lives of children in Washtenaw County.202311399349300436
2022Camp Kesem National Los Angeles, CAA$7,000paidThe organization's project to fund PPE and medical care for campers is very congruent with Galens' desire to positively impact the lives of children in Washtenaw County. The purpose of this grant is to support these efforts.202311399349300436
2022Washtenaw Area Council for Children Ypsilanti, MIA$5,430paidThe organization's project to fund safe sleeping spaces for Washtenaw County infants is very congruent with Galens' desire to positively impact the lives of children in Washtenaw County. This grant is to support the work of Washtenaw Area Council for Children.202311399349300436
2021Jewish Family Services of Washtenaw Ann Arbor, MIA$8,360paidThis donation funded the Coping Skills Toolbox for Immigrant Youth project, which provides refugee and immigrant children in Washtenaw County with tools to manage and overcome the trauma symptoms they experience, helping them to manage their social and emotional well-being and build resilience.202241269349302119
2021Girls Group Inc Ann Arbor, MIA$7,000paidThis donation funded the Community Service Learning project, which combined community service activities with learning goals for vulnerable and underserved young women grades 9-12 in Washtenaw County to enrich student's experiences, teach civic responsibility, and strengthen their communities.202241269349302119
2021Student Advocacy Center of Michigan Ann Arbor, MIA$6,701paidThis donation funded the Student Needs Fund, which is a restricted fund for overcoming urgent and unpredictable barriers that would prevent access to education for the students it serves.202241269349302119
2021Children's Literacy Network Ann Arbor, MIA$6,500paidThis donation funded the BookPALS program expansion, used to purchase books and digital expenses for this program which connects children between different socioeconomic backgrounds through reading and language arts to promote diversity equity and inclusion initiatives.202241269349302119
2021Washtenaw Area Council for Children Ypsilanti, MIA$6,000paidThis donation funded the Body Safety Training program, which provides children ages 3-2nd grade with knowledge and strategies so they can play a role in keeping their bodies safe by educating them that they are in charge of their bodies, what "private parts" are, and how to respond to safety issues and sexual behaviors.202241269349302119
2021St Louis Center for Exceptional Children &adults Chelsea, MIA$5,220paidThis donation funded the Children's Education Program, which supports the continued learning of the 20 intellectually or developmentally disabled children at St. Louis Center during the pandemic and preventing further cognitive and learning declines during this period.202241269349302119
2021Nyman Unit - Cs Mott Children's Hospital Ann Arbor, MIA$5,160paidThis donation funded Program Support for Developmentally Delayed Children, which involves implementing key changes on the unit to support behaviorally complex patients such as assessment tools, alternative communication system tools, more color printers, and education platforms.202241269349302119

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.

Recipient matching for this dataset version has not yet completed its independent precision check. Tier A rows carry the EIN the filer reported; tiers B–D are the matcher's inference and should be read as leads until the check is published on the methodology page.

Source filings

Every figure above is traceable to one of these IRS e-file returns by its OBJECT_ID.

Returns this page is derived from
FormTax yearPeriod endFiledSchemaIRS OBJECT_ID
99020252025-06-30not stated2024v5.0202601349349310985
99020232023-06-30not stated2022v5.0202441349349304874
99020222022-06-30not stated2021v4.0202311399349300436
99020212021-06-30not stated2020v4.0202241269349302119

Derived from IRS Form 990 e-file XML; recipient identities from the IRS Exempt Organizations Business Master File. Dataset version 2026.09.0, built 2026-09-03. The same rows as Parquet: manifest; as JSON: /api/funders/382306598.json.

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