Funding search · EIN 474090375 · Richardson, TX

Advocare Foundation

Name: Advocare Foundation grants, 2022–2024
Creator: PaperOrbit
License: https://www.irs.gov/charities-non-profits/exempt-organization-public-disclosure-and-availability-requirements

A private foundation (files IRS Form 990-PF). Most private foundations do not take unsolicited applications; the route in is usually a program officer.

47
grants reported: $1.0M
total given: 2022–2024
filing years: $25,000
median grant

Based on grants this organization reported to the IRS for tax years 2022–2024. This is what they filed, not a complete record of their giving, and recent years may be incomplete because filings lag.

What they fund

awareness childhood increase obesity obestiy

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Funding pattern

What this funder pays for, at what size, and how to position adjacent work. Read from their filings, with every number checked against the record.

Where the money goes

Childhood obesity awareness through youth-serving community nonprofits
Dallas-area youth organizations: Boys & Girls Clubs, YMCA, United Way
National network partners promoting healthy kids (Alliance for a Healthier Generation)
Nutrition education and cooking programs for children and families
Latino and underserved family health programs (Servicios de la Raza, The Concilio)
Food access tied to child health (North Texas Food Bank)

Typical grant

Almost everything is a flat $25,000 check, with a secondary tier of $10,000 for smaller Dallas-area groups. There is essentially no variation: the middle half of grants sits at exactly $25,000, and the only outlier is a single $3,627 payment. Giving is highly repetitive, with roughly a dozen organizations receiving the same amount in 2022, 2023, and 2024.

Their words

Phrases from their own grant descriptions, worth speaking back to them.

“TO INCREASE AWARENESS OF CHILDHOOD OBESITY”
“childhood obesity”
“awareness”

Positioning adjacent work

Frame the work as increasing awareness of childhood obesity among children and families, not as clinical or academic research.
Ask for $25,000, or $10,000 if you are a smaller Dallas-area organization. Larger requests have no precedent.
Emphasize direct programming with kids: activity, nutrition education, after-school delivery, not publications or trials.
Lead with Dallas-Fort Worth reach if you have it, or a strong local youth-serving partner in another metro they already fund.

Worth knowing: This is a tightly closed, relationship-driven portfolio: 19 recipients across three years, most receiving identical renewals, and the roster barely changed. New entrants are rare, so a cold approach is a long shot unless you can connect through an existing grantee or the corporate network behind the foundation in Richardson, Texas.

Top recipients

Repeat recipients are the strongest signal of whether a funder has an open door or quietly re-funds the same organizations.

Alliance for a Healthier Generation3 grants · $75,000
Choices3 grants · $75,000
Iowa Healthiest State Initiative3 grants · $75,000
La'S Best3 grants · $75,000
Mission2move3 grants · $75,000
Partnership for a Healthy Mississip3 grants · $75,000
Servicios De La Raza3 grants · $75,000
United Way of Metro Dallas3 grants · $75,000
Urban Youth Impact3 grants · $75,000
Vetri Community Partnership3 grants · $75,000

Giving over time

$330,000

2022

$330,000

2023

$343,627

2024

Grant history

All 47 reported grants, largest first.

$25,000
Alliance for a Healthier Generation · Portland, OR · 2024
To increase awareness of childhood obesity
$25,000
Boys Girls Clubs of Greater Dallas · Dallas, TX · 2024
To increase awareness of childhood obesity
$25,000
Choices · Atlanta, GA · 2024
To increase awareness in childhood obesity
$25,000
Iowa Healthiest State Initiative · Desmoines, IA · 2024
To increase awareness of childhood obesity
$25,000
La'S Best · Los Angeles, CA · 2024
To increase awareness of childhood obesity
$25,000
Mission2move · Cincinnati, OH · 2024
To increase awareness of childhood obesity
$25,000
Partnership for a Healthy Mississip · Flowood, MS · 2024
To increase awareness of childhood obestiy
$25,000
Servicios De La Raza · Denver, CO · 2024
To increase awareness of childhood obesity
$25,000
United Way of Metro Dallas · Dallas, TX · 2024
To increase awareness of childhood obesity
$25,000
Urban Youth Impact · West Palm Beach, FL · 2024
To increase awareness of childhood obesity
$25,000
Vetri Community Partnership · Philadelphia, PA · 2024
To increase awareness of childhood obesity
$25,000
Ymca of Metro Dallas · Dallas, TX · 2024
To increase awareness of childhood obesity
$25,000
Alliance for a Healthier Generation · Portland, OR · 2023
To increase awareness of childhood obesity
$25,000
Boys Girls Clubs of Greater Dallas · Dallas, TX · 2023
To increase awareness of childhood obesity
$25,000
Choices · Kennesaw, GA · 2023
To increase awareness of childhood obesity
$25,000
Iowa Healthiest State Initiative · Desmoines, IA · 2023
To increase awareness of childhood obesity
$25,000
La'S Best · Los Angeles, CA · 2023
To increase awareness of childhood obesity
$25,000
Mission2move · Cincinnati, OH · 2023
To increase awareness of childhood obesity
$25,000
Partnership for a Healthy Mississip · Flowood, MS · 2023
To increase awareness of childhood obestiy
$25,000
Servicios De La Raza · Denver, CO · 2023
To increase awareness of childhood obesity
$25,000
United Way of Metro Dallas · Dallas, TX · 2023
To increase awareness of childhood obesity
$25,000
Urban Youth Impact · West Palm Beach, FL · 2023
To increase awareness of childhood obesity
$25,000
Vetri Community Partnership · Philadelphia, PA · 2023
To increase awareness of childhood obesity
$25,000
Ymca of Metro Dallas · Dallas, TX · 2023
To increase awareness of childhood obesity
$25,000
Alliance for a Healthier Generation · Portland, OR · 2022
To increase awareness of childhood obesity
$25,000
Boys Girls Clubs Metro Atlanta · Atlanta, GA · 2022
To increase the awareness of childhood obesity
$25,000
Choices · Atlanta, GA · 2022
To increase awareness in childhood obesity
$25,000
Iowa Healthiest State Initiative · Desmoines, IA · 2022
To increase awareness in childhood obesity
$25,000
La'S Best · Los Angeles, CA · 2022
To increase awareness of childhood obesity
$25,000
Mission2move · Cincinnati, OH · 2022
To increase the awareness of childhood obesity
$25,000
Partnership for a Healthy Mississip · Flowood, MS · 2022
To increase awareness of childhood obestiy
$25,000
Servicios De La Raza · Denver, CO · 2022
To increase awareness in childhood obesity
$25,000
United Way of Metro Dallas · Dallas, TX · 2022
To increase the awareness of childhood obesity
$25,000
Urban Youth Impact · West Palm Beach, FL · 2022
To increase awareness of childhood obesity
$25,000
Vetri Community Partnership · Philadelphia, PA · 2022
To increase the awareness of childhood obesity
$25,000
Ymca of Metro Dallas · Dallas, TX · 2022
To increase the awareness of childhood obesity
$10,000
North Texas Food Bank · Plano, TX · 2024
To increase awareness of childhood obesity
$10,000
Notre Dame School of Dallas · Dallas, TX · 2024
To increase awareness of childhood obesity
$10,000
Optimist Youth Homes Family Service · Los Angeles, CA · 2024
To increase awareness of childhood obesity
$10,000
The Concilio · Dallas, TX · 2024
To increase awareness of childhood obesity
$10,000
North Texas Food Bank · Plano, TX · 2023
To increase awareness of childhood obesity
$10,000
Optimist Youth Homes Family Service · Los Angeles, CA · 2023
To increase awareness of childhood obesity
$10,000
The Concilio · Dallas, TX · 2023
To increase awareness of childhood obesity
$10,000
Boys Girls Clubs of Collin County · Allen, TX · 2022
To increase awareness of childhood obesity
$10,000
North Texas Food Bank · Plano, TX · 2022
To increase awareness of childhood obesity
$10,000
The Concilio · Dallas, TX · 2022
To increase awareness of childhood obesity
$3,627
The Family Place · Dallas, TX · 2024
To increase awareness of childhood obesity

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Source: IRS Form 990-PF, Part XV, as filed by the foundation. These are grants already paid — a record of what this funder backs, not an open call.