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Wilson Family Foundation Inc

Los Angeles, CA · EIN 205982816 · Website (ProPublica) ↗ · 990s on ProPublica ↗

Assets

$8.3M

Total Giving

$289K

Grants on File

Average Grant

$26K

Giving Radius

Where Wilson Family Foundation Inc Has Given

Historical grants to 11 recipients across 6 states. Top concentrations: Escondido ($105K, 2 grants), Atlanta ($50K, 1 grant), North Hills ($50K, 1 grant), San Diego ($50K, 1 grant), New York ($10K, 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
Other Miscellaneous Grants	Na, CA	$4K	To support the public charities' programs	2022
San Fernando Valley Refugee (sfvref)	North Hills, CA	$50K	To support programs that provide basic needs, opportunities for personal development, enrichment activities, and access to legal and social services to refugee children	2022
Learning Ally (recbl)	pRINCETON, NJ	$5K	To support programs that help educators identify and prevent learning issues, allowing struggling readers to become independent, engaged learners who are empowered to achieve socially, emotionally and academically, regardless of background or learning difference	2022
Meals on Wheels (meals)	Arlington, VA	$5K	To support programs addressing senior hunger and isolation	2022
Operation Hope (opera)	Atlanta, GA	$50K	To support tangible programs and initiatives that address Economic inequality, financial illiteracy, social injustice, inequitable access to capital and lack of financial dignity	2022
Interfaith Community Services (interf)	Escondido, CA	$100K	To provide food, housing, employment, treatment and other emergency resources for local people in crisis	2022
Feeding America San Diego (fasd)	San Diego, CA	$50K	To provide nationwide network of food banks deliver programs at the front line of hunger. Programs like school-based food pantries, emergency disaster relief, and Kids' Cafe.	2022
Freedom Dogs (freedog)	oceanside, CA	$5K	To provide assistance to wounded members of the military who are being treated for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), traumatic brain injury (TBI), and/or other physical impairments.	2022
Escondido Comm Child Development Center (ecdc)	Escondido, CA	$5K	to provide quality early childhood education, development, and health programs for children 4 months to 5 years of age at little or no cost to low-income families	2022
Doctors Without Borders (doctorw)	New York, NY	$10K	to provide independent medical humanitarian emergency aid to people affected by armed conflict, epidemics, malnutrition, natural disasters, and exclusion from health care.	2022
Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation (agdf)	Indianapolis, IN	$5K	to provide support to our sisters, Fraternity, and communities	2022

11 grants total

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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	$5.1M	$110K	$6.2M	$3.4M
2022	$2.3M	$14K	$2.5M	$289K
2021	$64K	$2K	$350K	$376K
2020	$89K	$6K	$16	$131K
2019	$220K	$5K	$200K	$124K
2015	$81K	—	$260	$201K
2014	$281K	$14K	$54	$1K
2013	$283K	—	$348	$162K
2012	$445K	$27K	$770	$207K
2011	$651K	—	$652K	$901K

Section VII

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