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Community foundation · EIN 81-0564400

Latino Community Foundation

San Francisco, CA

Latino Community Foundation is a community foundation based in San Francisco, CA. On its Form 990 (Schedule I) for tax year 2024, it reported $4.64M in grants paid across 96 grants, with $59.7M in total assets. Its largest grants went to Comite Civico Del Valle Inc, Community Initiatives and North Bay Organizing Project.

How to request funding

Community foundations usually run open grant rounds for nonprofits in their area, alongside donor-advised funds that donors direct. Check Latino Community Foundation's website for current grant opportunities, deadlines and eligibility.

How it makes and monitors grants (Schedule I, Part IV)

Before issuing a grant, lcf confirms the organization is a 501(c)(3). each grantee signs a grant agreement which identifies the grant purpose and reporting requirements, if any. lcf communicates with grantees on a regular basis to monitor progress and collects data within 30 days of completion of grant term.

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

Lcf exists to unleash the civic and economic power of latinos in california.

As stated on its Form 990.

Largest grants, tax year 2024

Historical data · not a prediction
RecipientLocationPurposeAmount
Comite Civico Del Valle IncBrawley, CABuilding Civic and Economic Power$285,000
Community InitiativesOakland, CABuilding Civic Power$268,900
North Bay Organizing ProjectSanta Rosa, CABuilding Civic Power$255,000
Drexel UniversityPhiladelphia, PABuilding Economic Power$250,000
Tides FoundationSan Francisco, CABuilding Civic and Economic Power$138,000
Raizes CollectiveSanta Rosa, CABuilding Economic Power$115,000
Upvalley Family Centers of Napa CountySt Helena, CABuilding Economic Power$115,000
Coalition for Humane Immigrant RightsLos Angeles, CABuilding Civic Power$100,000
Valley VoicesHanford, CABuilding Civic Power$90,000
Community Overcoming Relationship AbuseSan Mateo, CABuilding Civic Power$84,750
Tmc Community CapitalOakland, CABuilding Civic and Economic Power$77,700
Al Otro LadoSan Ysidro, CABuilding Civic Power$75,000
California Budget & Policy CenterSacramento, CABuilding Civic Power$75,000
Community Water CenterVisalia, CABuilding Civic Power$75,000
Creser Capital FundSausalito, CABuilding Economic Power$75,000
El Pajaro Community Development CorporationWatsonville, CABuilding Economic Power$75,000
Fresno Area Hispanic FoundationFresno, CABuilding Economic Power$75,000
Inclusive Action for the CityLos Angeles, CABuilding Economic Power$75,000
Monument ImpactConcord, CABuilding Civic Power$75,000
Radio BilingueFresno, CABuilding Civic Power$75,000
The Partnership ProjectWashington, DCBuilding Civic Power$75,000
Todec Legal CenterPerris, CABuilding Civic Power$75,000
Viva FoundationCorona, CABuilding Economic Power$75,000
Action Council of Monterey CountySalinas, CABuilding Civic and Economic Power$68,500
Ayudando Latinos a SonarHalf Moon Bay, CABuilding Civic Power$67,500

The 25 largest of 96 grants listed on the return. Names and purposes as reported to the IRS.

Where its grants went

Quick answers

Does Latino Community Foundation accept grant applications?

Community foundations usually run open grant rounds for nonprofits in their area, alongside donor-advised funds that donors direct. Check Latino Community Foundation's website for current grant opportunities, deadlines and eligibility. Form 990 does not report an application process, so confirm with the organization.

How much does Latino Community Foundation give each year?

For tax year 2024, it reported $4,639,575 in grants paid (96 grants). Giving can change from year to year.

What organizations has Latino Community Foundation funded?

Its largest grants in tax year 2024 went to Comite Civico Del Valle Inc (CA), $285K, Community Initiatives (CA), $269K, North Bay Organizing Project (CA), $255K, Drexel University (PA), $250K and Tides Foundation (CA), $138K.