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FundersNYPopular Foundation Inc › 2022

Grants paid by Popular Foundation Inc, tax year 2022

EIN 47-4997597 · New York, NY · Form 990-PF, Part XV · NTEE T20

In tax year 2022, Popular Foundation Inc (EIN 47-4997597) reported 28 grants paid totaling $448,860. Dataset version 2026.09.0, built 2026-09-03.

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Every grant, 2022

Grants reported by Popular Foundation Inc for tax year 2022
Tax yearRecipientMatchAmountTypePurposeSource filing
2022Pr Centro de Artes Y Tecnologia New York, NYU$100,000paidVERIZON GRANT MADE TO POPULAR FOUNDATION AND WAS DONATED TO PR CENTRO DE ARTES Y TECNOLOGIA (PRCAT)202313069349101426
2022Cristo Rey New York High School New York, NYB$77,000paidCONTRIBUTION TO CORPORATE CLASSROOM SPONSORSHIP202313069349101426
2022Thelma Gibson Health Initiative Miami, FLB$25,000paidTGHI's "From Home Isolation to Community Integration Seniors Program" works with48 elderly/seniors providing biweekly home visits & conducting wellness checks, case management & providing Instacart Food Certificates & Activities for Stimulation.202313069349101426
2022Junior Achievement Miami North Miami Florida, FLU$25,000paidEmpowering Youth: This project will support Junior Achievement's effort to provide financial literacy, workforce readiness, and entrepreneurship programs to over 37,500 K- 12 grade students in South Florida.202313069349101426
2022Chapman Partnership Inc Miami, FLB$17,500paidHousing Opportunities and Professional Enrichment (HOPE) connects structurally unemployed/underemployed homeless individuals to workforce development training that leads them to sustained employment.202313069349101426
2022Junior Achievement of New York New York, NYB$15,000paidEngaging Popular Bank Volunteers to Teach Financial Literacy to K-12 Students. Support from the Popular Foundation will allow for virtual and in-person delivery of JA's curriculum to students in high-need communities throughout New York City.202313069349101426
2022Violence Intervention Program Inc New York, NYB$13,011paidVIP's Economic Justice Program empowers immigrant, Latinx survivors of domestic and sexual violence to achieve financial independence by providing culturally affirming and trauma-informed financial literacy training and small business development.202313069349101426
2022Victory Center Inc North Miami Beach, FLB$12,840paidSports Therapy/Physical Education to subsidize expenses related to implementing a teacher-delivered Physical Education Program, ensuring students have access to engaging activities that not only improve health but also improve the quality of life.202313069349101426
2022Family Legal Care Brooklyn, NYC$11,000paidLIFT's Family Law Education and Community Outreach Program primarily entails virtual legal clinics, webinars, and sharing of legal information and tools in the community and with local service providers.202313069349101426
2022Urban Workforce Advantage Inc Elizabeth, NJB$10,000paidProject ABLE (Adult Basic Literacy Education) provides Adult Basic Skills and English as a Second Language instruction, employment readiness skills and citizenship to adults with limited English proficiency/literacy in Hudson and Union Counties, NJ.202313069349101426
2022Latinas On the Verge of Excellence - Love Inc Queens, NYB$10,000paidThe L.O.V.E. program is delivered during the academic year in partner schools. Mentors and mentees will participate in weekly, hour-long sessions guided by a curriculum that consists of mental health, reproductive health, college and career readiness.202313069349101426
2022Women's Housing and Economic Development Corporati Bronx, NYC$10,000paidWHEDco's Education and Youth Development Programs strengthen the academic, critical thinking and literacy skills. They also, promote educational and vocational success, cultivate the leadership skills of youth, and instill healthy behavior practices.202313069349101426
2022Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship Miami, FLU$10,000paidNFTE's Aspiring Entrepreneurs Program (AEP), is an intensive experiential program for youth from Miami-Dade's low-income communities. AEP is designed to inspire and prepare students to pursue their dreams for future careers and small business startup.202313069349101426
2022Bottomless Closet New York, NYB$10,000paidEmpowering disadvantaged women to work towards self-sufficiency by building skills through the Upskill at Home virtual workshop program.202313069349101426
2022National Council of Jewish Women Inc Livingston, NJU$10,000paidSince 2008, the NCJW/Essex Back 2 School Store (B2SS) has provided new school supplies, clothing and toiletries to more than 10,300 underserved children throughout Essex County with the help of more than 4,600 volunteers.202313069349101426
2022Northern Manhattan Improvement Corporation New York, NYB$10,000paidNMIC's Worker Cooperative Development Project helps residents develop, launch, sustain, and grow worker-owned cooperatives business by providing trainings and ongoing technical assistance for their members.202313069349101426
2022Autism Hero Project Algonquin, ILD$8,380paid"Autism Training for First Responders" seeks to train police officers and other first responders to be able to recognize behaviors that might indicate autism more quickly and help distressed autistics efficiently and safely.202313069349101426
2022Center for Financial Training Inc Miami, FLU$8,000paidThe Students-Teaching-Students targets Miami Dade College students and their families with the mission to raise financial literacy among LMI communities.202313069349101426
2022Kingsbridge Heights Community Center Inc Bronx, NYB$8,000paidKHCC's Teen Center, works as a youth development program for low-income Bronx adolescents, ages 11-21, offering a safe, supportive environment for learning and growth.202313069349101426
2022United Way of Miami-Dade Inc Miami, FLD$8,000paidUnited Way Center for Financial Stability (CFS) provides access to comprehensive financial stability services to low and moderate-income individuals and families, providing a full range of services and supports to achieve financial transformation.202313069349101426
2022Creo College Preparatory Charter School Bronx, NYB$8,000paidCreo's College Awareness Field Trips: This program brings to life our vision of students thriving in college. In partnership with Popular, these field trips promote belonging and confidence for first-generation college-bound students.202313069349101426
2022Fresh Youth Initiatives Inc New York, NYB$8,000paidThe Welcome Program: provides afterschool and summer programs for 140 low income, immigrant, and first-generation children in grades Pre-K to 5th grade.202313069349101426
2022Organization to Be Selected in the Next Tax Period New York, NYU$7,502paidAMOUNT ACCUMULATED TO BE PAID DURING THE NEXT TAXABLE YEAR ONCE THE ORGANIZATION IS SELECTED.202313069349101426
2022Pr Open San Juan, PRU$7,500paidPR OPEN GRANT MADE TO POPULAR FOUNDATION WAS DONATED TO FUNDACION BANCO POPULAR202313069349101426
2022Search and Care Inc New York, NYB$5,000paid"Money Matters" helps older adults attain financial security. Its Program Coordinator and Navigators help organize documents; pay bills; budget; secure ongoing/emergency stipends; negotiate arrears; debt reduction; representative payee, etc.202313069349101426
2022Bohemia 2022 San Juan, PRU$5,000paidHARLAND CLARKE DONATED TO BOHEMIA 2022.202313069349101426
2022Brooklyn Bureau of Community Service Brooklyn, NYU$5,000paidThrough the Cumbo Childhood Education Center, BCS seeks to continue its afterschool programming focused on strengthening reading, writing, and critical thinking skills using customized curricula that incorporate language arts, math and science.202313069349101426
2022Adjustment Present Value of Grant - Hispanic Fed New York, NYU$4,127paidADJUSTMENT PRESENT VALUE OF GRANT202313069349101426

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Derived from IRS Form 990-PF e-file XML. Dataset version 2026.09.0, built 2026-09-03. All years for this funder.

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