Funding search · EIN 046920279 · Los Angeles, CA

Richard Allan Barry Family Charitable Foundation

Name: Richard Allan Barry Family Charitable 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.

63
grants reported: $2.4M
total given: 2021–2024
filing years: $15,000
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.

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Funding pattern

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Top recipients

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

Crossroads School4 grants · $525,000
9 Dots4 grants · $400,000
The Boston Foundation3 grants · $300,000
Aclu4 grants · $250,000
The Carter Center4 grants · $200,000
MIT3 grants · $120,000
Southern California Public Radio4 grants · $100,000
Cancer Commons4 grants · $100,000
J3 Foundation4 grants · $80,000
Math Circles of Chicago3 grants · $60,000

Giving over time

$454,625

2021

$594,350

2022

$616,000

2023

$695,950

2024

Grant history

All 63 reported grants, largest first.

$185,000
The Boston Foundation · Boston, MA · 2024
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$150,000
Crossroads School · Santa Monica, CA · 2023
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$150,000
Crossroads School · Santa Monica, CA · 2022
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$150,000
Crossroads School · Santa Monica, CA · 2021
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$110,000
The Boston Foundation · Boston, MA · 2023
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$110,000
MIT · Cambridge, MA · 2022
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$100,000
9 Dots · Los Angeles, CA · 2024
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$100,000
Aclu · New York, NY · 2024
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$100,000
9 Dots · Los Angeles, CA · 2023
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$100,000
9 Dots · Los Angeles, CA · 2022
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$100,000
9 Dots · Los Angeles, CA · 2021
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$75,000
Crossroads School · Santa Monica, CA · 2024
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$50,000
The Carter Center · Atlanta, GA · 2024
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$50,000
Aclu · New York, NY · 2023
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$50,000
The Carter Center · Atlanta, GA · 2023
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$50,000
Aclu · New York, NY · 2022
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$50,000
The Carter Center · Atlanta, GA · 2022
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$50,000
Aclu · New York, NY · 2021
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$50,000
The Carter Center · Atlanta, GA · 2021
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$25,000
Cancer Commons · Mountain View, CA · 2024
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$25,000
J3 Foundation · Los Angeles, CA · 2024
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$25,000
Math Circles of Chicago · Chicago, IL · 2024
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$25,000
Southern California Public Radio · Pasadena, CA · 2024
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$25,000
Cancer Commons · Mountain View, CA · 2023
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$25,000
J3 Foundation · Los Angeles, CA · 2023
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$25,000
Math Circles of Chicago · Chicago, IL · 2023
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$25,000
Southern California Public Radio · Pasadena, CA · 2023
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$25,000
Cancer Commons · Mountain View, CA · 2022
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$25,000
Southern California Public Radio · Pasadena, CA · 2022
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$25,000
Cancer Commons · Mountain View, CA · 2021
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$25,000
Southern California Public Radio · Pasadena, CA · 2021
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$15,000
Kabuki Syndrome Foundation · Northbrook, IL · 2024
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$15,000
Putney Open Door Fund · Putney, VT · 2024
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$15,000
The Archer School for Girls · Los Angeles, CA · 2024
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$15,000
Putney Open Door Fund · Putney, VT · 2023
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$15,000
The Archer School for Girls · Los Angeles, CA · 2023
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$15,000
J3 Foundation · Los Angeles, CA · 2022
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$15,000
Putney Open Door Fund · Putney, VT · 2022
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$15,000
The Archer School for Girls · Los Angeles, CA · 2022
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$15,000
J3 Foundation · Los Angeles, CA · 2021
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$15,000
Putney Open Door Fund · Putney, VT · 2021
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$10,000
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute · Boston, MA · 2024
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$10,000
Determined To Succeed · Santa Monica, CA · 2024
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$10,000
Help Hope Live · Radnor, PA · 2024
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$10,000
Help Hope Live · Radnor, PA · 2023
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$10,000
Help Hope Live · Radnor, PA · 2022
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$10,000
Math Circles of Chicago · Chicago, IL · 2022
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$10,000
Help Hope Live · Radnor, PA · 2021
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$5,950
Kehillat Israel · Pacific Palisades, CA · 2024
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$5,000
Boys & Girls Clubs of West San Gabriel Valley & Eastside · Monterey Park, CA · 2024
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$5,000
Kehillat Israel · Pacific Palisades, CA · 2023
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$5,000
MIT · Cambridge, MA · 2023
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$5,000
Pan Mass Challenge · Needham, MA · 2023
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$5,000
Pan Mass Challenge · Needham, MA · 2022
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$5,000
Sol La Music Academy · Santa Monica, CA · 2022
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$5,000
The Boston Foundation · Boston, MA · 2022
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$5,000
MIT · Cambridge, MA · 2021
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$5,000
Pan Mass Challenge · Needham, MA · 2021
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$4,625
Kehillat Israel · Pacific Palisades, CA · 2021
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$2,350
Kehillat Israel · Pacific Palisades, CA · 2022
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$1,000
Big Sunday · Los Angeles, CA · 2023
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$1,000
Pilaglobal · Pacific Palisades, CA · 2022
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$1,000
Present Now · Santa Monica, CA · 2022
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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.