Funding search · EIN 770518684 · Los Altos Hills, CA

Ravizza Family Foundation

Name: Ravizza Family Foundation grants, 2021–2024
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.

57
grants reported: $677,100
total given: 2021–2024
filing years: $10,000
median grant

Based on grants this organization reported to the IRS for tax years 2021–2024. This is what they filed, not a complete record of their giving, and recent years may be incomplete because filings lag.

What they fund

food services education poor women community families individuals

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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.

Santa Clara University3 grants · $100,100
Second Harvest Food Bank2 grants · $50,000
Martha'S Kitchen3 grants · $45,000
K'Iin Beh Education Center Foundation3 grants · $45,000
Hawaii Food Bank3 grants · $40,000
Juan Diego Society2 grants · $30,000
Cristo Rey Jesuit High School2 grants · $30,000
Carmelite Sisters3 grants · $30,000
Notre Dame High School3 grants · $30,000
Hope Services3 grants · $30,000

Giving over time

$255,000

2021

$184,600

2022

$60,500

2023

$177,000

2024

Grant history

All 57 reported grants, largest first.

$44,600
Santa Clara University · Santa Clara, CA · 2022
General fund
$37,000
Santa Clara University · Santa Clara, CA · 2024
General fund
$30,000
Second Harvest Food Bank · San Jose, CA · 2021
Foood bank for the underpriviledged
$25,000
K'Iin Beh Education Center Foundation · Los Altos, CA · 2022
Educationeducation
$20,000
Second Harvest Food Bank · San Jose, CA · 2022
Foood bank for the underpriviledged
$20,000
Catholic Charities of Santa Clara County · San Jose, CA · 2021
Caritas society helping the poor
$20,000
Hawaii Food Bank · Honolulu, CA · 2021
Providing food to the hungry
$18,500
Santa Clara University · Santa Clara, CA · 2023
General fund
$15,000
Juan Diego Society · San Jose, CA · 2024
Support for st juan diego women's center
$15,000
Martha'S Kitchen · San Jose, CA · 2024
Soup kitchen providing food to the poor.
$15,000
Cristo Rey Jesuit High School · Minneapolis, MN · 2022
Education
$15,000
Martha'S Kitchen · San Jose, CA · 2022
Soup kitchen providing food to the poor
$15,000
Cristo Rey Jesuit High School · Minneapolis, MN · 2021
Education
$15,000
Juan Diego Society · San Jose, CA · 2021
Support for st juan diego women's center
$15,000
Martha'S Kitchen · San Jose, CA · 2021
Soup kitchen providing food to the poor
$10,000
Carmelite Sisters · Santa Clara, CA · 2024
General fund
$10,000
Hawaii Food Bank · Honolulu, HI · 2024
Providing food to the hungry.
$10,000
Hope Services · San Jose, CA · 2024
Provide services to individuals with developmental disabilities
$10,000
Jesuit Retreat Center · Los Altos, CA · 2024
Provide retreat for quiet, prayer and counsel.
$10,000
K'Iin Beh Education Center Foundation · Los Altos, CA · 2024
Provides full time, bilingual education for over 400 students with a scholarshib-based enrollment.
$10,000
Kqed · San Francisco, CA · 2024
Provides the community with independent reporting, television, and radio programming.
$10,000
Notre Dame High School · San Jose, CA · 2024
General support
$10,000
Saint Nicholas School · Los Altos Hills, CA · 2024
General support
$10,000
Second Harvest of Silicon Valley · San Jose, CA · 2024
Distribute food through a network of nearly 400 partners at more than 900 sites across santa clara and san mateo counties.
$10,000
Community Foundation of Santa Cruz County · Aptos, CA · 2023
Support effective programs that address community issues and enrich the lives of santa cruz county residents.
$10,000
St Francis High School · Mountain View, CA · 2023
Scholarship fund$16,700 holy cross achiever
$10,000
Summit League · Saratoga, CA · 2023
Provide year-round opportunities to arts, education, health and/or welfare non-profit organizations, and to respond to emergency needs in santa clara county.
$10,000
Carmelite Sisters · Santa Clara, CA · 2022
General fund
$10,000
Hawaii Food Bank · Honolulu, CA · 2022
Providing food to the hungry
$10,000
Hope Services · San Jose, CA · 2022
Provide services to individuals with developmental disabilities
$10,000
Notre Dame High School · San Jose, CA · 2022
General support
$10,000
Sacred Heart Nativity Schools · San Jose, CA · 2022
General support
$10,000
America Cancer Society · Hagerstown, MD · 2021
General support
$10,000
Carmelite Sisters · Santa Clara, CA · 2021
General fund
$10,000
Ecumenical Hunger Program · East Palo Alto, CA · 2021
Provide services for individuals facing hardships
$10,000
Hope Services · San Jose, CA · 2021
Provide services to individuals with developmental disabilities
$10,000
Jewish Family Services of Silicon Valley · Los Gatos, CA · 2021
Providing services for the jewish community
$10,000
K'Iin Beh Education Center Foundation · Los Altos, CA · 2021
Educationeducation
$10,000
Kdfc Radio Station · San Francisco, CA · 2021
General fund support
$10,000
Loaves and Fishes of Contra Costa · Martinez, CA · 2021
Provide community based food programs
$10,000
Notre Dame High School · San Jose, CA · 2021
General support
$10,000
Sacred Heart Community Services · San Jose, CA · 2021
Providing food and shelter to the poor
$10,000
Sacred Heart Nativity Schools · San Jose, CA · 2021
General support
$10,000
St Francis High School · Mountain View, CA · 2021
Scholarship fund$16,700 holy cross achiever
$7,000
St Raymond Catholic School · Menlo Park, CA · 2023
General support
$5,000
Amigos De Guadalupe Center for Justice · San Jose, CA · 2024
Helping local families meet basic and educational needs.
$5,000
Homeless Prenatal Program · San Francisco, CA · 2024
Empower homeless and low-income families, particularly mothers motivated by pregnancy and parenthood, to find within themselves the strength and confidence they need to transform their lives.
$5,000
La Cocina · Oakland, CA · 2024
Provide economic opportunites for working class women.
$5,000
Loaves & Fishes · San Jose, CA · 2024
Provides access to reliable, nutritious, quality meals made with care.
$5,000
Community Foundation for Monterey County · Monterey, CA · 2023
Works to bring people and nonprofits together to address challenges around important issues such as homelessness, affordable housing and mental health.
$5,000
Amigos De Guadalupe Center for Justice · San Jose, CA · 2022
Helping local families meet basic needs and education
$5,000
Saint Nicholas School · Los Altos Hills, CA · 2022
General support
$5,000
St Francis High School · Mountain View, CA · 2022
Scholarship fundscholarship
$5,000
Amigos De Guadalupe Center for Justice · San Jose, CA · 2021
Helping local families meet basic needs and education
$5,000
Coalition On Homelessness · San Francisco, CA · 2021
Helping the homeless with shelter and serviceshelping the homeless with shelter and services
$5,000
Homeless Prenatal Program · San Francisco, CA · 2021
Provide medical services and housing to pregnant women
$5,000
La Cocina · Oakland, CA · 2021
Provide economic opportunites for working class womenprovide support to working class women entrepenuers

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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.