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Lucile Packard Foundation for Children'S

Name: Lucile Packard Foundation for Children'S grants, 2021–2023
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License: https://www.irs.gov/charities-non-profits/exempt-organization-public-disclosure-and-availability-requirements

A grantmaking public charity (files IRS Form 990, Schedule I). Charities like this often run real grant programs with application cycles.

61
grants reported: $403.8M
total given: 2021–2023
filing years: $98,960
median grant

Based on grants this organization reported to the IRS for tax years 2021–2023. This is what they filed, not a complete record of their giving, and recent years may be incomplete because filings lag.

What they fund

children health care families family services direct being

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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.

Top recipients

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

Lucile Packard Children'S Hospital8 grants · $216.5M
Board of Trustees of Leland Stanford University4 grants · $180.0M
University of California San Francisco3 grants · $826,308
The National Alliance To Advance Adolescent Health2 grants · $733,314
Center for Health Policy Development (Nashp)2 grants · $540,259
Institute for Patient and Family Centered Care3 grants · $495,310
Family Voices2 grants · $472,106
National Health Law Program3 grants · $470,000
Family Voices of California3 grants · $399,433
National Opinion Research Center at the University of Chicago1 grant · $382,405

Giving over time

$111.8M

2021

$170.1M

2022

$121.8M

2023

Grant history

All 61 reported grants, largest first.

$112.0M
Lucile Packard Children'S Hospital · Palo Alto, CA · 2022
Children's health
$63.7M
Board of Trustees of Leland Stanford University · Redwood City, CA · 2023
Children's health
$60.5M
Board of Trustees of Leland Stanford University · Redwood City, CA · 2021
Children's health
$55.7M
Board of Trustees of Leland Stanford University · Redwood City, CA · 2022
Children's health
$54.8M
Lucile Packard Children'S Hospital · Palo Alto, CA · 2023
Children's health
$49.3M
Lucile Packard Children'S Hospital · Palo Alto, CA · 2021
Children's health
$796,417
University of California San Francisco · San Francisco, CA · 2022
Affirm california
$500,000
The National Alliance To Advance Adolescent Health · Washington, DC · 2023
Got transition sustainability plan
$382,405
National Opinion Research Center at the University of Chicago · Chicago, IL · 2023
A national study on the oral health and dental care needs and experiences of children with special health care needs
$353,202
University of Pittsburgh · Pittsburgh, PA · 2021
Diverse collective
$350,000
Center for Health Policy Development (Nashp) · Portland, OR · 2023
Supporting state innovations for systems of care for cyshcn
$338,520
University of Utah Department of Pediatrics · Salt Lake City, UT · 2023
Development and validation of novel measure of ableism in pediatric healthcare
$300,000
Family Voices of California · Concord, MA · 2023
Project leadership phase vii: from activation to impact-engaging families for healthcare systems improvement
$298,365
Johns Hopkins University · Baltimore, MD · 2023
Optimizing the home environment for children with disabilities: understanding policies and planning for the future.
$284,874
California Health Report (Tides Center) · San Francisco, CA · 2022
Stories about cshcn and their families
$265,000
National Health Law Program · Los Angeles, CA · 2022
Improving the california children's services program
$250,000
Family Voices · San Francisco, CA · 2021
Family engagement in systems assessment tools: new strategies to facilitate ease and standardization of use
$249,858
Institute for Patient and Family Centered Care · Palo Alto, CA · 2023
Advancing equity in children's hospital pfacs: resources and learning community
$233,314
The National Alliance To Advance Adolescent Health · Washington, DC · 2021
Barriers, inequities and policy options for yshcn
$225,000
Lucile Packard Children'S Hospital · Palo Alto, CA · 2021
Creation of a parent mentor program to meet the health equity needs of children and families from diverse backgrounds
$222,106
Family Voices · Concord, MA · 2022
Helping families understand and address issues related to the unwinding of the public health emergency
$220,452
Institute for Patient and Family Centered Care · McLean, VA · 2021
Building capacity for diversity, equity and inclusion in children's hospital pfacs
$192,950
Stanford University Som · Redwood City, CA · 2023
Optimizing language concordant medical device education for children with medical complexity
$190,259
Center for Health Policy Development (Nashp) · Portland, ME · 2021
Supporting states to improve equitable systems of care
$186,499
Stanford University School of Medicine · Redwood City, CA · 2022
Cpqcc statewide nicu family advisory council
$178,947
Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System · Madison, WI · 2023
Family-led academic grand (flag) rounds for pediatrics
$160,000
Children Now · Oakland, CA · 2022
Family engagement in children's policymaking: creating a playbook for onboarding & supporting caregiver advocates
$155,000
National Health Law Program · Los Angeles, CA · 2021
Oversight and monitoring of the california's children's services (ccs) program
$115,140
Public Counsel · Los Angeles, CA · 2021
Ensuring effective implementation of the states efforts to reduce regional center disparities
$100,000
The Children'S Partnership · Los Angeles, CA · 2022
Protecting child well-being during the phe unwinding
$98,960
Children Now · Oakland, CA · 2021
Designing the new enhanced care management benefit to work for kids in medi-cal
$98,704
Duke University · Durham, NC · 2023
Identifying the strengths and needs of black caregivers of children with medical complexity
$61,756
Lucile Packard Children'S Hospital · Palo Alto, CA · 2021
Children's health
$51,335
Lucile Packard Children'S Hospital · Palo Alto, CA · 2021
Children's health initiative
$50,000
Boston University · Boston, MA · 2023
The next frontier in care that matters: improving quality of life and well-being for cmc & their families
$50,000
Children Now · Oakland, CA · 2023
Early implementation of enhanced care management benefit for children youth
$50,000
Children'S Regional Integrated Service System (Criss) · Palo Alto, CA · 2023
Enhanced care management and ccs children and youth: continued monitoring of ecm implementation
$50,000
Health Leads · Boston, MA · 2023
Caregiver coalition (for children with special healthcare needs)
$50,000
National Health Law Program · Los Angeles, CA · 2023
Improving the california children's services program
$50,000
The Children'S Partnership · Los Angeles, CA · 2023
Protecting child well-being during the phe unwinding
$50,000
Children Now · Oakland, CA · 2022
Family engagement in children's policymaking: convening youth & family advocates who participate in statewide forums
$49,795
Family Voices of California · Concord, MA · 2023
Project leadership planning grant
$49,638
Family Voices of California · Concord, MA · 2023
Project leadership continuation grant
$49,564
University of Colorado Denver · Aurora, CO · 2022
Crowdsourcing facilitators of family well-being for cyshcn
$44,853
Lucile Packard Children'S Hospital · Palo Alto, CA · 2023
Children's health
$44,162
California Health Report (Tides Center) · San Francisco, CA · 2022
Solutions journalism stories and columns on cshcn
$44,000
Children'S Regional Integrated Service System (Criss) · Palo Alto, CA · 2022
Calaim and ccs children & youth: monitoring planning & implementation
$35,950
Lucile Packard Children'S Hospital · Palo Alto, CA · 2022
Children's health
$25,000
Institute for Patient and Family Centered Care · McLean, VA · 2021
Institute for patient & fam centered care
$24,665
Stanford University School of Medicine · Redwood City, CA · 2022
Perspectives of spanish speaking caregivers on patient portal use for children with chronic conditions:
$23,891
University of California San Francisco · San Francisco, CA · 2022
Pediatric access to care survey of californian
$20,000
Coastal Kids Home · Salinas, CA · 2022
Direct support services to families
$20,000
George Mark Children · San Leandro, CA · 2022
Direct support services to families
$20,000
Jacob'S Heart Children'S Cancer Support Services · Watsonville, CA · 2022
Direct support services to families
$20,000
Ronald McDonald House - Bay Area · Palo Alto, CA · 2022
Direct support services to families
$20,000
There With Care of the Bay Area · Redwood City, CA · 2022
Direct support services to families
$17,250
Board of Trustees of Leland Stanford University · Redwood City, CA · 2021
Exploring caregiver and provider perspectives
$17,204
Choc Foundation · Orange, CA · 2021
Occ3 for kids: access to care for children with special health care needs - supplement
$15,000
Children'S Specialty Care Coalition · Sacramento, CA · 2021
Surveying ca-based pediatric subspecialty physicians on practices and attitudes toward family-to-family /peer support for children with special health care needs
$7,500
Support for Families With Disabilities · San Francisco, CA · 2022
Family voices of ca 2023 health summit
$6,000
University of California San Francisco · San Francisco, CA · 2022
The affirm 2021 study supplement

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