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Private Foundation · TX

Sneckner Family Charitable Foundation

San Antonio, TX  ·  EIN 743006201  ·  Website (ProPublica) ↗  ·  990s on ProPublica ↗

Assets

$484K

Total Giving

$166K

Grants on File

29

Average Grant

$6K

Giving Radius

Where Sneckner Family Charitable Foundation Has Given

AK — no grants on file AL — no grants on file AR — no grants on file AZ — no grants on file CA — $20K across 5 grants CO — no grants on file CT — no grants on file DC — no grants on file DE — no grants on file FL — no grants on file GA — no grants on file HI — no grants on file IA — no grants on file ID — no grants on file IL — no grants on file IN — no grants on file KS — no grants on file KY — no grants on file LA — no grants on file MA — no grants on file MD — no grants on file ME — no grants on file MI — no grants on file MN — no grants on file MO — no grants on file MS — no grants on file MT — no grants on file NC — $1K across 1 grant ND — no grants on file NE — no grants on file NH — no grants on file NJ — no grants on file NM — no grants on file NV — no grants on file NY — $1K across 1 grant OH — no grants on file OK — no grants on file OR — no grants on file PA — no grants on file RI — no grants on file SC — no grants on file SD — no grants on file TN — $1K across 1 grant TX — $142K across 21 grants UT — no grants on file VA — no grants on file VT — no grants on file WA — no grants on file WI — no grants on file WV — no grants on file WY — no grants on file
Historical grants to 19 recipients across 5 states. Top concentrations: SAN ANTONIO ($66K, 7 grants), AUSTIN ($40K, 4 grants), BOERNE ($24K, 2 grants), SAN FRANCISCO ($12K, 2 grants), HELOTES ($5K, 3 grants).

Section I

How to Apply

Concise, written proposals. Must show exempt status.

On Unsolicited Proposals yes

Restrictions

Distributions of trust income and principal are to be made to any qualified charitable organization that promotes religious, charitable, literary, or educational purposes, as defined by Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Additionally, any qualified organization for the prevention of cruelty to children or animals within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.

Section IV

Recent Grants

Recipient Amount Year
Candlelight Ranch Foundation $10K 2020
Upward Transitions Therapeutic Horsemanship $2K 2020
Concordia Lutheran School $50K 2020
Upward Transitions Therapeutic Horsemanship $2K 2021
St Jude Children's Hospital $1K 2021
Morning Star Ranch $1K 2021
Children's Centre Los Ninos $2K 2021
Candlelight Ranch Foundation $10K 2021
Meals on Wheels $8K 2021
Bright Prospects $2K 2021
Ajc Judge Learned Hand Award $1K 2021
A Doggie 4 You $1K 2022
Candlelight Ranch Foundation $10K 2022
Chrysalis Ministries $1K 2022
Meals on Wheels $5K 2022
Morning Star Ranch $2K 2022
Upward Transitions Therapeutic Horsemanship $1K 2022
Family Violence Prevention Services INC $1K 2022
Horse Rescue at the Napa Grove $1K 2022
Open Trail Ranch $6K 2022
A Doggie 4 You $2K 2023
Charming Pet Rescue $2K 2023
Great Hearts Northern Oaks $1K 2023
Lower Cape Fear Lifecare $1K 2023
San Antonio Yourth for Christ $500 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
2023 $562K $36K $14K $51K
2022 $599K $37K $8K $28K
2021 $649K $38K $44K $28K
2020 $603K $33K $80K $65K
2019 $587K $32K $86K $92K
2015 $763K $36K $239K $139K
2014 $663K $27K $285K $142K
2013 $516K $23K $37K $90K
2012 $569K $23K $124K $62K
2011 $508K $24K $56K $55K