Does Girls Rights Project accept unsolicited proposals?

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Girls Rights Project

Portola Vally, CA · EIN 522364195 · Website ↗ · 990s on ProPublica ↗

Assets

$5.1M

Total Giving

$1.5M

Grants on File

219

Average Grant

$7K

Giving Radius

Where Girls Rights Project Has Given

Historical grants to 93 recipients across 18 states. Top concentrations: NEW YORK ($206K, 25 grants), OAKLAND ($132K, 16 grants), WASHINGTON ($106K, 14 grants), PALO ALTO ($100K, 1 grant), SAN FRANCISCO ($88K, 26 grants). Plus international giving not shown on this map.

Section I

How to Apply

Applications for grants should be in the form of a letter of request, accompanied by a statement from the Internal Revenue Service confirming qualification.

On Unsolicited Proposals yes

Restrictions

None

Section IV

Recent Grants

Recipient	Location	Amount	Purpose	Year
Feminist Majority Foundation	Arlington, VA	$5K	To develop bold, new strategies and programs to advance women's equality,	2020
L'Ecole De Choix	Houston, TX	$5K	To partner with haitians to develop haitian leaders	2020
Cambodia Childrens Fund	Santa Monica, CA	$5K	Provide education, nourishment and healing to children	2020
Equality Now	New York, NY	$10K	To work for the protection and promotion of the human rights of women and girls around the world.	2020
Iempathize	Boulder, CO	$5K	To prevent exploitation of youthto prevent the exploitation of youth	2020
Komera Project	Jamaica Plain, MA	$5K	To assist girls in rwanda who have the courage and desire to pursue secondary education.	2020
Alliance for Girls	Oakland, CA	$5K	To mobilize girls' champions to adress barriers facing girls	2020
Boys and Girls Club of Peninsula	Atlanta, GA	$5K	To promote and enhance development of boys and girls	2020
Colors of Connection	Shorelind, WA	$3K	To engage conflict-affected youth and communities worldwide in collaborative art-making	2020
Equality Effect	Toronto,	$5K	To make the rights of girls & women real	2020
Greater Newburyportbura Alliance	Newburyport, MA	$2K	To foster friendship, cross-cultural understanding and mutula respect between the people of greater newburyport, massachusetts and the peoople of bura, kenya	2020
Harvard University	Cambridge, MA	$10K	To provide an academic prog of the highest quality	2020
Ignite	Gainesville, FL	$5K	To shape and encourage individuals to emergence, advocacy and a life of purpose	2020
Invisible Girl Project	Raleigh, NC	$1K	To fight to save girls' lives and end gendercide in india.	2020
About-Face	San Francisco, CA	$2K	To support programs that help teen girls and youth learn how social media and other media affect them.	2020
Adolescent Girls' Legal Defense Fund - Equality Now	New York, NY	$10K	To use the power of the law to dismantle deep rooted discrimintation and equality and build a just world fro women and girls.	2020
Apne Aap International	New York, NY	$5K	To INCrease choices for at-risk girls and women.	2020
Bay Area Women's Sports Initiative	San Jose, CA	$2K	To provide powerful interventions for the most vulnerable children in our communities	2020
Care Impact Fund	Merrifield, VA	$2K	To work around the globe to save lives, deveat poverty and achieve social justice	2020
Center for Gender & Refugee Studies	San Francisco, CA	$2K	To protect basic human rights of refugee women and girls	2020
Crea Nicaragua	Oakland, CA	$9K	To inspire nicaraguans to empower t hemselves and ther communities by providing educational resources	2020
Educate 2 Envision	San Leandro, CA	$5K	To Bring Affordable and Impactful Secondary School education to rural poor communities in honduras	2020
Freedom Story	Oakland, CA	$5K	To preven child trafficking and exploitation through culturally relevant programs	2020
Global Fund for Children	Washington, DC	$15K	Prevent child trafficking and prostitution	2020
Madre	New York, NY	$8K	To advance social justice for women	2020

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Section V

Board of Directors

STACEY KEARE PRESIDENT
JOHN HODGE VICE PRESIDENT, TREASURER
MATTHEW WESLEY SECRETARY
STACEY KEARE PRESIDENT
JOHN HODGE VICE PRESIDENT, TREASURER
MATTHEW WESLEY SECRETARY
STACEY KEARE PRESIDENT
JOHN HODGE VICE PRESIDENT, TREASURER
MATTHEW WESLEY SECRETARY
STACEY KEARE PRESIDENT
JOHN HODGE VICE PRESIDENT, TREASURER
MATTHEW WESLEY SECRETARY

Section VI

Filing History

Year-by-year financial summary from IRS 990-PF filings. Total assets and qualifying distributions show the foundation's growth and giving trajectory.

Year	Total Assets	Qualifying Distributions	Total Revenue	Total Expenses
2023	$4.0M	$208K	$217K	$453K
2022	$4.3M	$212K	$366K	$450K
2021	$4.3M	$227K	$552K	$381K
2020	$4.2M	$219K	$436K	$393K
2019	$4.1M	$210K	$417K	$311K
2015	$4.4M	$221K	$346K	$290K
2014	$4.3M	$234K	$241K	$288K
2013	$4.4M	$228K	$345K	$283K
2012	$4.3M	$219K	$152K	$247K
2011	$4.4M	$225K	$118K	$255K

Section VII

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