Grantmaking public charity · EIN 90-0899545
Intervalien Foundation
Mountain View, CA
Intervalien Foundation is a public charity that makes grants based in Mountain View, CA. On its Form 990 (Schedule I) for tax year 2024, it reported $390K in grants paid across 7 grants, with $4.11M in total assets. Its largest grants went to Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University, University of California San Francisco Foundation and Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute.
How to request funding
Its Form 990 lists the grants it made but not how it chooses recipients. Check Intervalien Foundation's website or contact it to ask whether it considers requests.
How it makes and monitors grants (Schedule I, Part IV)
By accepting the grant, grantees must agree to the following stipulations: - all grant funds, and income earned on those funds, must be spent only for charitable, religious, scientific, literary or educational purposes - individuals connected with the grant recommendation will receive no benefits, goods or services in exchange for the grant - the grant will not be used to satisfy the payment of a pre-existing personal pledge or other financial obligation - the grant will be used solely for the purposes specified in the grant award letter and is not for the personal benefit of an individual - any funds not used for the purposes specified in the award letter will be returned to the organization - some grantees may receive a formal grant agreement, depending on the size and complexity of the grant and must sign a grant agreement that stipulates that the grantee will send to the community foundation a report on the use of the granted funds one year following the receipt of the grant.
Grants as reported on its Form 990 for tax year 2024; the application guidance above is general for this type of funder. Requirements change; confirm with the organization before applying.
Mission
INTERVALIEN FOUNDATION WILL ACCOMPLISH ITS PURPOSE BY MAKING CHARITABLE GIFTS to fund projects that are within the following areas, PARTICULARLY THOSE THAT HAVE TRADITIONALLY BEEN UNDERFUNDED OR UNFUNDED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO HIGH-RISK, LONG-TERM PROJECTS, BUT WITHOUT ANY PREFERENCE: CROSS-DISCIPLINARY INITIATIVES INVOLVING TECHNOLOGY WITH THEATER, EDUCATION, VISUAL ARTS, LITERARY ARTS, CULTURE, NEW MEDIA, MUSIC, FILM, COMPUTATIONAL HUMANITIES OR JOURNALISM, AND VISION, NEUROLOGICAL, BRAIN, CANCER OR CARDIOVASCULAR RESEARCH; PARTICULARLY INITIATIVES AND RESEARCH IN THE ABOVE AREAS THAT
As stated on its Form 990.
Largest grants, tax year 2024
Historical data · not a prediction| Recipient | Location | Purpose | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University | Stanford, CA | Education | $108,488 |
| University of California San Francisco Foundation | San Francisco, CA | Health | $96,700 |
| Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute | Detroit, MI | Health | $84,417 |
| Carnegie Mellon University | Pittsburgh, PA | Education | $25,000 |
| Gray Area Foundation for the Arts | San Francisco, CA | Arts & Culture | $25,000 |
| Processing Foundation | New York, NY | Arts & Culture | $25,000 |
| Ohio State University | Columbus, OH | Education | $25,000 |
Names and purposes as reported to the IRS.
Where its grants went
Quick answers
Does Intervalien Foundation accept grant applications?
Its Form 990 lists the grants it made but not how it chooses recipients. Check Intervalien Foundation's website or contact it to ask whether it considers requests. Form 990 does not report an application process, so confirm with the organization.
How much does Intervalien Foundation give each year?
For tax year 2024, it reported $389,605 in grants paid (7 grants). Giving can change from year to year.
What organizations has Intervalien Foundation funded?
Its largest grants in tax year 2024 went to Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University (CA), $108K, University of California San Francisco Foundation (CA), $96.7K, Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute (MI), $84.4K, Carnegie Mellon University (PA), $25K and Gray Area Foundation for the Arts (CA), $25K.