Funding search · EIN 954831929 · Los Angeles, CA

Sawchuk Family Foundation

Name: Sawchuk 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.

59
grants reported: $842,000
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.

What they fund

services children homeless families foster medical youth former

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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.

Westside Food Bank4 grants · $85,000
St Barnabas Senior Services4 grants · $75,000
Homeboy Industries4 grants · $70,000
School On Wheels4 grants · $70,000
Path--People Assisting the Homeless4 grants · $65,000
Westside Family Health Center4 grants · $65,000
People Concern (Lamp)4 grants · $62,000
Achievable Foundation4 grants · $55,000
Chrysalis4 grants · $55,000
United Friends of the Children4 grants · $47,500

Giving over time

$195,000

2021

$205,000

2022

$190,000

2023

$252,000

2024

Grant history

All 59 reported grants, largest first.

$25,000
Achievable Foundation · Culver City, CA · 2024
Addresses medical and behavioral health care needs of adults and children.
$25,000
Jenesse · Los Angeles, CA · 2024
Domestic violence shelter support
$25,000
Path--People Assisting the Homeless · Los Angeles, CA · 2024
Operating expense for service enriched housing for families with children
$25,000
St Barnabas Senior Services · Los Angeles, CA · 2024
Social services for the elderly
$25,000
Westside Family Health Center · Culver City, CA · 2024
Medical services for the uninsured and homeless
$25,000
Westside Food Bank · Santa Monica, CA · 2024
Emergency food for low income families
$22,000
People Concern (Lamp) · Los Angeles, CA · 2024
Services for mentally ill homeless
$20,000
Children'S Institute · Los Angeles, CA · 2024
Education and home visitation for at-risk mothers and infants
$20,000
Homeboy Industries · Los Angeles, CA · 2023
General operating support and job counseling for former gang members
$20,000
School On Wheels · Malibu, CA · 2023
Operating expenses for educational services to homeless children
$20,000
Westside Food Bank · Santa Monica, CA · 2023
Emergency food for low income families
$20,000
Homeboy Industries · Los Angeles, CA · 2022
General operating support and job counseling for former gang members
$20,000
School On Wheels · Malibu, CA · 2022
Operating expenses for educational services to homeless children
$20,000
St Barnabas Senior Services · Los Angeles, CA · 2022
Social services for the elderly
$20,000
Westside Food Bank · Santa Monica, CA · 2022
Emergency food for low income families
$20,000
Homeboy Industries · Los Angeles, CA · 2021
General operating support and job counseling for former gang members
$20,000
School On Wheels · Malibu, CA · 2021
Operating expenses for educational services to homeless children
$20,000
Westside Food Bank · Santa Monica, CA · 2021
Emergency food for low income families
$15,000
Chrysalis · Santa Monica, CA · 2023
Employment services for long-term unemployed
$15,000
St Barnabas Senior Services · Los Angeles, CA · 2023
Social services for the elderly
$15,000
Chrysalis · Santa Monica, CA · 2022
Employment services for long-term unemployed
$15,000
Path--People Assisting the Homeless · Los Angeles, CA · 2022
Operating expense for service enriched housing for families with children
$15,000
People Concern (Lamp) · Los Angeles, CA · 2022
Services for mentally ill homeless
$15,000
United Friends of the Children · Los Angeles, CA · 2022
Support for former foster youth
$15,000
Westside Family Health Center · Culver City, CA · 2022
Medical services for the uninsured and homeless
$15,000
Chrysalis · Santa Monica, CA · 2021
Employment services for long-term unemployed
$15,000
Path--People Assisting the Homeless · Los Angeles, CA · 2021
Operating expense for service enriched housing for families with children
$15,000
People Concern (Lamp) · Los Angeles, CA · 2021
Services for mentally ill homeless
$15,000
St Barnabas Senior Services · Los Angeles, CA · 2021
Social services for the elderly
$15,000
United Friends of the Children · Los Angeles, CA · 2021
Support for former foster youth
$15,000
Westside Family Health Center · Culver City, CA · 2021
Medical services for the uninsured and homeless
$10,000
Casa · Monterey Park, CA · 2024
Support advocates for foster children
$10,000
Chrysalis · Santa Monica, CA · 2024
Employment services for long-term unemployed
$10,000
Homeboy Industries · Los Angeles, CA · 2024
General operating support and job counseling for former gang members
$10,000
School On Wheels · Malibu, CA · 2024
Operating expenses for educational services to homeless children
$10,000
Access Books · Los Angeles, CA · 2023
Refurbish and stock school libraries
$10,000
Achievable Foundation · Culver City, CA · 2023
Addresses medical and behavioral health care needs of adults and children.
$10,000
Casa · Monterey Park, CA · 2023
Support advocates for foster children
$10,000
Children'S Institute · Los Angeles, CA · 2023
Education and home visitation for at-risk mothers and infants
$10,000
Jenesse · Los Angeles, CA · 2023
Domestic violence shelter support
$10,000
Path--People Assisting the Homeless · Los Angeles, CA · 2023
Operating expense for service enriched housing for families with children
$10,000
People Concern (Lamp) · Los Angeles, CA · 2023
Services for mentally ill homeless
$10,000
Saving Innocence · Los Angeles, CA · 2023
Support for child and youth survivors of sex trafficking
$10,000
United Friends of the Children · Los Angeles, CA · 2023
Support for former foster youth
$10,000
Westside Family Health Center · Culver City, CA · 2023
Medical services for the uninsured and homeless
$10,000
Achievable Foundation · Culver City, CA · 2022
Addresses medical and behavioral health care needs of adults and children.
$10,000
Casa · Monterey Park, CA · 2022
Support advocates for foster children
$10,000
Saving Innocence · Los Angeles, CA · 2022
Support for child and youth survivors of sex trafficking
$10,000
Violence Intervention Program · Los Angeles, CA · 2022
Medical services for abused children
$10,000
Access Books · Los Angeles, CA · 2021
Refurbish and stock school libraries
$10,000
Achievable Foundation · Culver City, CA · 2021
Addresses medical and behavioral health care needs of adults and children.
$10,000
Saving Innocence · Los Angeles, CA · 2021
Support for child and youth survivors of sex trafficking
$7,500
Saving Innocence · Los Angeles, CA · 2024
Support for child and youth survivors of sex trafficking
$7,500
United Friends of the Children · Los Angeles, CA · 2024
Support for former foster youth
$7,500
Casa · Monterey Park, CA · 2021
Support advocates for foster children
$7,500
Extraordinary Families · Los Angeles, CA · 2021
To help children and youth in foster care to have the childhoods and futures they rightfully deserve
$5,000
Access Books · Los Angeles, CA · 2024
Refurbish and stock school libraries
$5,000
Jenesse · Los Angeles, CA · 2022
Domestic violence shelter support
$5,000
Los Angeles Regional Food Bank · Los Angeles, CA · 2022
Emergency food for low income families

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