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Grants paid by Alafi Family Foundation

EIN 94-3343568 · San Francisco, CA · Form 990-PF, Part XV · NTEE T20

Alafi Family Foundation of San Francisco, CA (EIN 94-3343568) reported 32 grants paid totaling $267,778 to 17 recipients in tax years 2020–2024, on Form 990-PF, Part XV. Derived from IRS e-file data, dataset version 2026.09.0, built 2026-09-03.

Grants paid

$267,778

32 grants

Recipients

17

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
20203$39,000
20225$75,000
202310$69,000
202414$84,778

Top recipients

The 17 recipients receiving the most from Alafi Family Foundation, by grants paid, out of 17 distinct recipients.

Recipients ranked by total grants paid
RecipientMatchLocationGrantsTotal paidLatest year
Women's Daytime Drop-in Center 94-3123986BBerkeley, CA4$105,0002024
The Nature Conservancy in CaUSacramento, CA1$20,0002022
American Friends of the Ocean 81-5132355CNew York, NY2$20,0002024
Schools of Sacred HeartUSan Francisco, CA2$20,0002024
Hamilton Families 94-3055602BSan Francisco, CA2$20,0002024
Marin Primary and Middle School 94-2302389BLarspur, CA3$14,0002024
Sandia Creek Ranch Auxiliary Foundation 46-5237264BFallbrook, CA1$10,4002024
Wild Salmon Center 94-3166095BPortland, OR1$10,0002022
Rutgers Foundation 23-7318742DNew Brunswick, NJ1$10,0002022
Marin Open Space Trust 26-2460667BSan Rafael, CA3$7,5002024
Welcome HomeUSan Francisco, CA2$7,1182024
Marin Agriculture Land Trust 94-2689383CPoint Reyes Station, CA2$6,5602024
Women's Alliance for Knowledge ExchangeUSan Francisco, CA1$5,0002024
North Bridge Academy 47-3823645BMill Valley, CA2$4,0002024
Ignite 38-3819049BOakland, CA2$4,0002024
The Scandinavian School of San Francisco 35-2171869CSan Francisco, CA2$4,0002024
The Leukemia & Lymphoma SocietyUWashington, DC1$2002024

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 32 grant rows this organization reported, most recent first.

Grants reported by Alafi Family Foundation
Tax yearRecipientMatchAmountTypePurposeSource filing
2024Women's Daytime Drop-in Center Berkeley, CAB$25,000paidEMPOWERING HOMELESS WOMEN AND CHILDREN FOR A BRIGHTER FUTURE.202503219349107490
2024Sandia Creek Ranch Auxiliary Foundation Fallbrook, CAB$10,400paidSCRAF IS A SANCTUARY FOR RESCUED HORSES AND ARE TRAINED UNTIL THEY ARE READY TO BE RE-HOMED.202503219349107490
2024Hamilton Families San Francisco, CAB$10,000paidPROVIDING SHELTER AND TRANSITIONAL HOUSING TO THOSE EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS.202503219349107490
2024Schools of Sacred Heart San Francisco, CAU$10,000paidPROVIDING A FAITH-FILLED EDUCATION.202503219349107490
2024American Friends of the Ocean New York, NYC$10,000paidSUPPORTING INITIATIVES TO RID THE OCEANS AND WATERWAYS OF PLASTIC.202503219349107490
2024Women's Alliance for Knowledge Exchange San Francisco, CAU$5,000paidWAKE IS DEDICATED TO EMPOWERING WOMEN AND GIRLS THROUGH TECHNOLOGY, EDUCATION, AND COLLABORATION.202503219349107490
2024Welcome Home San Francisco, CAU$2,118paidSUPPORTING FAMILIES WITH ESSENTIAL HOME GOODS.202503219349107490
2024Marin Agriculture Land Trust Point Reyes Station, CAC$2,060paidPROTECT MARIN'S AGRICULTURAL LAND FOR AGRICULTURAL USE AND TO KEEP THE ENVIRONMENT HEALTHY AND DIVERSE.202503219349107490
2024Marin Open Space Trust San Rafael, CAB$2,000paidPRESERVING MARIN COUNTY'S UNPROTECTED OPEN SPACE LANDS.202503219349107490
2024Ignite Oakland, CAB$2,000paidIGNITING YOUNG ADVOCATES TO BECOME THE NEXT GENERATION OF POLITICAL LEADERS.202503219349107490
2024The Scandinavian School of San Francisco San Francisco, CAC$2,000paidBRINGING NORDIC LANGUAGES AND CULTURE TO THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA.202503219349107490
2024North Bridge Academy Mill Valley, CAB$2,000paidEDUCATING DYSLEXIC STUDENTS THE WAY THEY LEARN BEST.202503219349107490
2024Marin Primary and Middle School Larspur, CAB$2,000paidINSPIRE JOYFUL LEARNING, HONOR EACH CHILD, AND BUILD CONNECTIONS TO EMPOWER ALL STUDENTS TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE. HELP KIDS KNOW THEMSELVES AND PUSH THROUGH BOUNDARIES IN SCHOOL AND IN LIFE.202503219349107490
2024The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Washington, DCU$200paidTO CURE BLOOD CANCER AND IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF ALL PATIENTS THROUGH RESEARCH AND SUPPORT SERVICES.202503219349107490
2023Women's Daytime Drop-in Center Berkeley, CAB$25,000paidEMPOWERING HOMELESS WOMEN AND CHILDREN FOR A BRIGHTER FUTURE.202403159349101005
2023Schools of Sacred Heart San Francisco, CAU$10,000paidPROVIDING A FAITH-FILLED EDUCATION.202403159349101005
2023American Friends of the Ocean New York, NYC$10,000paidSUPPORTING INITIATIVES TO RID THE OCEANS AND WATERWAYS OF PLASTIC.202403159349101005
2023Hamilton Families San Francisco, CAB$10,000paidPROVIDING SHELTER AND TRANSITIONAL HOUSING TO THOSE EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS.202403159349101005
2023Welcome Home San Francisco, CAU$5,000paidSUPPORTING FAMILIES WITH ESSENTIAL HOME GOODS.202403159349101005
2023The Scandinavian School of San Francisco San Francisco, CAC$2,000paidBRINGING NORDIC LANGUAGES AND CULTURE TO THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA.202403159349101005
2023Ignite Oakland, CAB$2,000paidIGNITING YOUNG ADVOCATES TO BECOME THE NEXT GENERATION OF POLITICAL LEADERS.202403159349101005
2023North Bridge Academy Mill Valley, CAB$2,000paidEDUCATING DYSLEXIC STUDENTS THE WAY THEY LEARN BEST.202403159349101005
2023Marin Primary and Middle School Larspur, CAB$2,000paidINSPIRE JOYFUL LEARNING, HONOR EACH CHILD, AND BUILD CONNECTIONS TO EMPOWER ALL STUDENTS TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE. HELP KIDS KNOW THEMSELVES AND PUSH THROUGH BOUNDARIES IN SCHOOL AND IN LIFE.202403159349101005
2023Marin Open Space Trust San Rafael, CAB$1,000paidPRESERVING MARIN COUNTY'S UNPROTECTED OPEN SPACE LANDS.202403159349101005
2022Women's Daytime Drop-in Center Berkeley, CAB$25,000paidEMPOWERING HOMELESS WOMEN AND CHILDREN FOR A BRIGHTER FUTURE.202333199349103508
2022The Nature Conservancy in Ca Sacramento, CAU$20,000paidPROTECT THE ECOSYSTEMS, SPECIES AND NATURAL RESOURCES THAT CALIFORNIA RELIES ON202333199349103508
2022Rutgers Foundation New Brunswick, NJD$10,000paidEXISTS TO GENERATE PHILANTHROPIC RESOURCES AND FACILITATE MEANINGFUL ENGAGEMENT TO ADVANCE THE MISSION OF RUTGERS.202333199349103508
2022Marin Primary and Middle School Larspur, CAB$10,000paidINSPIRE JOYFUL LEARNING, HONOR EACH CHILD, AND BUILD CONNECTIONS TO EMPOWER ALL STUDENTS TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE. HELP KIDS KNOW THEMSELVES AND PUSH THROUGH BOUNDARIES IN SCHOOL AND IN LIFE.202333199349103508
2022Wild Salmon Center Portland, ORB$10,000paidWORKING TO RESTORE SALMON AND STEELHEAD STREAMS.202333199349103508
2020Women's Daytime Drop in Center Berkeley, CAC$30,000paidCalifornia's Northern Alameda County is home to the countrys highest concentration of chronically homeless individuals, nearly all of whom struggle with addictions, physical disabilities, domestic violence, or severe and persistent mental illness.The Women's Daytime Drop-In Center provide a safe space, warm meals, counseling, and support to identify housing to any homeless woman and her children during the day, when shelters are closed. WDDC serves an average of 150 women and children each month.n 1987, a core group of women including Mary Rubach, Estelle Jelinek, Deveara Allen, Kim Rosa, Louise Gourdine and Judy Holland, committed themselves to offering services to homeless women and children who had no place to go during the day. This group started a temporary program at a local school during holiday break. School Board member Elizabeth Shaunessy provided access to a school classroom. Volunteers offered coffee, snacks and a warm, safe place for homeless women and children.The WDDC de202103169349102945
2020Marin Open Space Trust Most San Rafael, CAC$4,500paidFounded in 2008 as a private nonprofit 501(c)(3) land trust, the Marin Open Space Trust (MOST) mission is to permanently preserve Marin Countys unprotected open space lands.Although thousands of acres in Marin have been protected, more than 15,000 acres of significant lands remain at risk of development. These unprotected properties, mostly in the countys eastern urbanized corridor, are important for close-to-home recreational opportunities, scenic viewsheds, watershed protection, and wildlife corridors. MOST preserves land by:* Mobilizing quickly to respond to preservation opportunities and work with landowners* Purchasing and receiving donations of land and conservation easements* Raising funds for open space Protection* Working collaboratively with parks agencies, especially Marin County Parks, and other local land preservation organizations to support their land protection goals.* Raising community awareness about the importance of protecting critical properties.Since its founding,202103169349102945
2020Marin Agricultural Land Trust Malt Point Reyes Station, CAC$4,500paidAcross the country, we lose a staggering 175 acres of farmland every hour. But here in Marin, were writing a different story.The first farmland trust in the nation, MALT was founded in 1980 by Ellen Straus and Phyllis Faber and a broad coalition of ranchers, environmentalists and community leaders to protect the future of farming in Marin County from mounting pressures for development. MALTs co-founders, Ellen Straus and Phyllis Faber, came together in their desire to protect the land, preserve West Marins agricultural community and promote local food. Ellen and her husband, Bill, ran a dairy on the eastern shores of Tomales Bay; Phyllis was a meticulous botanist and active environmentalist.To date, MALT has protected more than 54,000 acres of Marin farmland, forever. MALTs model of using conservation easements to prevent development has been replicated to save family farms all over the country.MALTs mission is to permanently protect Marins agricultural land for agricultural use.MALTs202103169349102945

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
990PF20242024-12-31not stated2024v5.2202503219349107490
990PF20232023-12-31not stated2023v5.1202403159349101005
990PF20222022-12-31not stated2022v5.0202333199349103508
990PF20202020-12-31not stated2020v4.0202103169349102945

Derived from IRS Form 990-PF 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/943343568.json.

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