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Richmon Family Foundation

Walnut Creek, CA · EIN 263623104 · Website (ProPublica) ↗ · 990s on ProPublica ↗

Assets

$2.4M

Total Giving

$129K

Grants on File

Average Grant

$2K

Giving Radius

Where Richmon Family Foundation Has Given

Historical grants to 57 recipients across 10 states. Top concentrations: Oakland ($59K, 7 grants), San Francisco ($23K, 10 grants), New York ($16K, 8 grants), Washington ($9K, 14 grants), West Hollywood ($4K, 1 grant).

Section I

How to Apply

No application guidelines on file — check the foundation's website directly.

On Unsolicited Proposals no

Section IV

Recent Grants

Recipient	Location	Amount	Purpose	Year
League of Women Voters	Sacramento, CA	$150	To empower voters and defend democracy through advocacy, education and litigation at the local, state and national levels.	2023
Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society	Silver Spring, MD	$400	To provide vital services to refugees and asylum seekers around the world	2023
Move On Education Fund	Washington, DC	$400	To build a democracy wherre all people have the chance to thrive,free from racism, misogyny, violence and oppression.	2023
World Wildlife Fund	Washington, DC	$800	To conserve nature and reduce the most pressing threats to the diversity of life on Earth.	2023
Wikipedia	San Francisco, CA	$100	To bring about a world in which every single human being can freely share in the sum of all knowledge.	2023
World Food Program USA	Washington, DC	$100	To fight hunger and famine	2023
Union for Reform Judaism	New York City, NY	$100	To provide vision and voice to bruild strong cummunitites tah transform the way people connect to Judaism.	2023
Ukranian ReliefDirect Relief	Santa Barbara, CA	$1K	To assist Ukranians affected by war.	2023
Simon Wiesenthal Center	Los Angeles, CA	$250	To confront anti-semitism and hate and to promote human dignity, defend democracy and freedom and teach the lessons of the holocaust.	2023
Sierra Club	Oakland, CA	$300	To practice and promote the responsible use of the earth's ecosystems and resources.	2023
Piedmont Housing Petition	Piedmont, CA	$10	To support more housing	2023
People for the American Way	Washington, DC	$150	To build a society that implements the ideals of freedom, equality, opportunity and justice for all.	2023
Planned Parenthood	New York, NY	$400	To deliver vital reproductive health care, sec education and inforamtion to millions of people worldwide.	2023
The Nature Conservancy	San Francisco, CA	$250	To protect the lands and waters on which all life depends and fight climate change.	2023
Naral	San Francisco, CA	$400	To protect and expand reproductive freedom at evey level	2023
Kqed	San Francisco, CA	$500	To celebrate diversity, embrace innovation, value lifelong learnings and partner with those who have passion for public service.	2023
Jew Comm Fed of the Greater Bay Are	Berkeley, CA	$400	To support a vibrant, caring and enduring Jewish Community	2023
Jewish National Fund	New York, NY	$100	To build a strong, vibrant future for the land and people of Israel through both initiatives and Zionist education	2023
Hebrew Free Loan Association	San Francisco, CA	$400	To provide interest free loans to help Jewish individuals and other in Northern California to overcome financial challenges	2023
GiffordsAmericans for Respon Soluti	San Francisco, CA	$250	T0 support gun control	2023
The Foundation for Peripheral Neuro	Buffalo Grove, IL	$250	To advance collabrative and innovative therapeutic developments and accelerating the ability to diagnose, treat, prevent and cure peripheral neuropathy.	2023
Environmental Defense Fund	Washington, DC	$100	To stabilize the climate, strengthen people and nature's ability to thrive and support people's health.	2023
Food Research Action Center	Washington, DC	$400	To improve the nuitrition, health and well-being of people struggling against poverty related hunger in the United States.	2023
Consumers Checkbook	Washington, DC	$100	To provide unbiased reviews and undercover price research on local services.	2023
Center for Carbon Renewal	Washington, DC	$500	To explore carbon removal, to inform better governance and practice.	2023

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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
2024	$2.2M	$135K	$229K	$165K
2023	$2.1M	$122K	$77K	$133K
2022	$2.2M	$126K	$338K	$165K
2021	$2.0M	$117K	$183K	$123K
2020	$1.9M	$103K	$82K	$22K
2016	$1.1M	$80K	$125K	$114K
2015	$1.1M	$71K	$113K	$119K
2014	$1.1M	$55K	$374K	$106K
2013	$843K	$1K	$111K	$106K
2012	$837K	$38K	$350K	$106K

Section VII

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