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FundersCACarlsen Muir Family Foundation › 2019

Grants paid by Carlsen Muir Family Foundation, tax year 2019

EIN 82-3157713 · Folsom, CA · Form 990-PF, Part XV · NTEE T20

In tax year 2019, Carlsen Muir Family Foundation (EIN 82-3157713) reported 26 grants paid totaling $432,995. Dataset version 2026.09.0, built 2026-09-03.

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Every grant, 2019

Grants reported by Carlsen Muir Family Foundation for tax year 2019
Tax yearRecipientMatchAmountTypePurposeSource filing
2019Anne Carlsen Center Jamestown, NDC$260,000paidTo assist in a $13 million Building Fund to construct a new state of the art Anne Carlsen Center202011639349100426
2019Powerhouse Ministries Folsom, CAB$35,036paidSupport the Women and Childrens Transformation Center. They strive to break the cycle of life-destroying forces and choices. The children of PTC benefit from excellent care, counseling and community, giving them the hope of a much brighter future. The Powerhouse Transformation Center is one of the few no-cost residential recovery programs in Northern California. The center addresses all aspects of a womans life within a safe, caring community. We know for life transformation there are no quick fixes. The program is tailored to each womans personal development needs, dreams and life goals. It consists of five phases and lasts approximately two years.202011639349100426
2019Journey Church Folsom, CAC$21,364paidDeferred Maintenance Building $5,000 The Balance for General Operations, Missions, Evangelism, Disaster Assistance, Support for PCUSA202011639349100426
2019Californian Fire Foundation Sacramento, CAU$20,000paidMission: The California Fire Foundation, a non-profit 501 (c)(3) organization, provides emotional and financial assistance to families of fallen firefighters, firefighters and the communities they protect. Formed in 1987 by California Professional Firefighters, the California Fire Foundation's mandate includes an array of survivor and victim assistance projects and community initiatives202011639349100426
2019Center Post Traumatic Growth Gold River, CAD$10,000paidMission : The mission of the Center for Post Traumatic Growth is to promote and support the healing of combat veterans, law enforcement, first responders, and their families, from the wounds of war and human trauma202011639349100426
2019Sf Marin Food Bank San Francisco, CAU$10,000paidHome Delivered GroceriesFor thousands of homebound residents in San Francisco, a weekly knock on the door brings a delivery of fresh groceries and a friendly visit. Every bag includes a balance of nutritious foods such as fresh fruits and vegetables, low-fat dairy, lean protein, and whole grains. Thanks to the support of the San Francisco Department of Aging and Adult Services (DAAS), we continue to expand this program that serves as a lifeline for so many people.Many participants are unable to visit our pantries because of mobility challenges, but they still have the desire and ability to prepare meals at home. They benefit greatly from the autonomy that comes with cooking and preparing their own meals with fresh groceries delivered to their homes.202011639349100426
2019Anchor Therapy Clinic Sacramento, CAB$10,000paidAnchor Therapy specializes in the first responder, medical & veteran communities as well as their families. Our ground breaking approaches allow our team to specialize in issues that hit home including trauma, family dynamics, & animal based therapies. Marine, law enforcement officer, fireman, veteran, or a family member we are here to assist you in finding hope. We wish to assist you and your families in giving you a chance at a more normal life and thrive in the world. We bring extensive experience and professionalism to every situation and customize our support to your individual needs and concerns.Anchor Therapy stands for a pillar of hope providing stability and strength so our heroes can ground themselves at the end of their journeys202011639349100426
2019Twin Lakes Food Bank Folsom, CAB$10,000paidEvery human being has a fundamental right to access to food. No person deserves to go hungry. The reality is that food insecurity impacts one in six Americans who report running out of food at least once a year. We serve individuals, families, senior citizens and homeless who are desperate for groceries for themselves and their families.Money goes to general operations202011639349100426
2019American Red Cross Sacramento, CAU$10,000paidThe deadly Camp Fire in California is now 100% contained. The Red Cross began its relief response more than two weeks ago and remains on the ground, providing shelter, food and comfort to those impacted by these devastating fires.202011639349100426
2019American Cancer Society Sacramento, CAU$6,000paidAttack cancer from every angle. Promote healthy lifestyles to help you prevent cancer. Research cancer and its causes to find more answers and better treatments. Fight for lifesaving policy changes. Provide everything from emotional support to the latest cancer information for those who have been touched by cancer.202011639349100426
2019Cure Alzeimer's Fund Wellesley Hills, MAU$5,000paidCure Alzheimer's Fund distributed grants for the Alzheimer's Genome Project initiative. After three years and approximately $3 million, the Project delivered it's first major milestone on time and on budget which was the identification of over 70 new genes conferring either risk for or protection against Alzheimer's disease. Confirmation and follow-up study are now underway to determine the genes with the highest potential for development of effective therapies. Headquartered at Massachusetts General Hospital, the Project includes researchers from several other United States research institutions.202011639349100426
2019Jennapatrick Foundation of Hope Sacramento, CAU$5,000paidThe mission of Jenna & Patrick's Foundation of Hope is to support and promote research, to find a cure or treatment for Cystinosis, and provide support to affected individuals and families.202011639349100426
2019Boy Scouts of America-Gec Sacramento, CAU$5,000paidHelp prepare young people to serve, lead, experience adventure, develop character, and shape future leaders.202011639349100426
2019Girl Scouts Heart of Central Ca Sacramento, CAU$5,000paidScience Technology Engineering and Math (STEM) programs have caught on quickly at GSHCC because Girl Scouts are curious, motivated and adventurous by nature. Our organization is uniquely positioned to address gender inequity in STEM education and enrichment locally. We recognize that STEM educational opportunities for girls are necessary now more than ever. In order to provide girls with empowering, hands-on STEM learning opportunities, GSHCC opened the regions first girl-led, girl-build STEM Center + MakerSpace in November 2017. This unique facility will host a variety of structured and open-format maker and design-thinking activities that encourage girls to embrace the spirit of scientific discovery in their lives. The STEM Center + MakerSpace is an investment in the next generation of Go-getters, Innovators, Risk-takers, and Leaders (G.I.R.L.s), and will serve as a hub for girl innovation, exploration and discovery for Girl Scouts throughout our 18-county region.202011639349100426
2019Albion College Albion, MIU$5,000paidMission of the organization: An independent, coeducational, residential college founded more than 175 years ago, Albion is committed to the liberal arts tradition. Historically related to the United Methodist Church, the College is dedicated to preserving the values of the past, to serving the needs of the present and to anticipating the goals of the future.202011639349100426
2019Fregoso Foundation El Dorado Hills, CAU$2,500paidThe Fregoso Outdoor Foundation values outdoor recreation and the many benefits you can gain from choosing to use your leisure time outdoors. Whether you are hunting, waterskiing, snowboarding, or participating in one of our fishing derbys, the Fregoso Outdoor Foundation focuses on providing first class sporting and recreational programs. The foundation uses the physical, emotional, and social interests of our warriors and their families, as well as recognizing developmental principles, to offer diversified activities that help gain self-confidence and self-esteem, re-enforce active lifestyles, increase self-reliance; and the skills to adopt a constructive new hobby. We partner with professional outfitters to provide the knowledge and skills so all our participants are receiving the best possible experience. Our goal as a foundation is to offer programs where our veterans, military members, and families can learn or gain the skills and interests of an activity that will get them togethe202011639349100426
2019Theatre for Children Sacramento, CAB$2,500paid$150,000 Last portion of $250,000 Pledge of $26million Building Fund for new theatre. Sponsored Box Office202011639349100426
2019Sacramento Country Day School Sacramento, CAB$2,200paidMission: Sacramento Country Day inspires intellectual discovery and engages a diverse community to think critically, live creatively, and act compassionately.202011639349100426
2019Nevada Children's Cancer Fund Reno, NVU$2,000paidOur mission is to enhancethe quality of life for children with cancer and their families by providing financial assistanceand comp assio nate support programs while advocating for increased research funds and raising public awareness.202011639349100426
2019United Way California Capital Regio Sacramento, CAC$2,000paidMission: United Way California Capital Region mission is to build stronger, healthier and more compassionate communities. We are dedicated to improving the lives of families and children in Amador, El Dorado, Placer, Sacramento and Yolo Counties.202011639349100426
2019Seneca Hospital Chester, CAD$1,000paidSeneca Hospital Auxiliary volunteer service support202011639349100426
2019National Parks Foundation Washington, DCC$1,000paidWe focus on promoting programs and projects that protect precious landscapes and wilderness, historical sites, and places of cultural significance.We work to keep trails clear through our Active Trails program, partner with collaborators like the White House to get kids outdoors through Open OutDoors for Kids, and most importantly, raise and allocate critical funds to keep our national parks safe. And with the ongoing support of fellow park lovers, well continue for years to come.202011639349100426
2019Brady Center Washington, DCU$1,000paidToo often guns in the home result in tragedies and too often these tragedies occur because there is unsafe access to those guns. There are over 300 million guns in America. Most are owned by law-abiding citizens without harmful or dangerous intent, yet a gun in the home results in more than two-thirds of all gun deaths. Nearly 1.7 million children live in a home with a loaded, unlocked gun. Every year thousands of kids are killed by firearms as a result. Our mission is to make sure our children are safe.Millions of guns are sold every year with no questions asked transactions. Only 60 percent of all gun sales are conducted with a background check. Today, eight states have background checks across all gun sales. Every day, 89 people die from gun violence. Policies such as expanding background checks to cover all gun sales would help keep guns out of the hands of criminals, felons, domestic abusers, and other illegal purchasers. Background checks are supported by 90 percent of Americans,202011639349100426
2019Lake Almanor Community Foundation Lake Almanor, CAC$500paidTO BENEFIT COMMUNITY THROUGH ARTS AND MUSIC202011639349100426
2019Cistic Fibrosis Foundation Sacramento, CAU$500paidThe mission of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation is to cure cystic fibrosis and to provide all people with the disease the opportunity to lead full, productive lives by funding research and drug development, promoting individualized treatment, and ensuring access to high-quality, specialized care.202011639349100426
2019Better Life Foundation Carmichael, CAB$395paidMission of the organization: The mission of the Better LifeFoundation is to imwove the lives of those affected with blood cancers by funding research and educational programs. The f oundation is based in Carmichael, California202011639349100426

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