The Wilson Family Foundation Inc | Foundation Profile
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EIN: 20-5982816
Foundation Overview
Based in Los Angeles, CA, The Wilson Family Foundation Inc has awarded 123 grants totaling $6,135,501 to organizations in California, Arizona and 10 other states across the US. Individual grants range from $3,000 to $2,165,000, with a median award of $10,000.
Latest Tax Year
2023
Total Giving (all years)
$6,135,501
Total Assets
$5,136,747
Median Grant (all grants)
$10,000
Latest Form 990-PF Snapshot
Total Grants
31
Median Grant
$30,000
% Median Grant Growth
+500%
(vs previous year)
Data extracted from IRS Form 990-PF filings. Last filing year:
February 2026
Foundation Intelligence
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New Applicant Friendliness
Highly Accessible: 97%
30 of 31 recipients (97%) were new grantees. Foundation prioritizes discovering new partners. Most funding supports first-time applicants with compelling missions.
Geographic Focus
California
72% of all grants are concentrated in California, demonstrating highly focused geographic giving. This foundation prioritizes deep community impact in its primary service area. Within California, funding concentrates in Oceanside (27%), San Diego (13%), Escondido (10%).
Funding Trajectory
+3489%
Strong 3489% growth in annual giving over 7 years indicates expanding philanthropic capacity and increasing opportunities for grant seekers. This upward trajectory suggests growing foundation resources and commitment.
Program Areas
Education + 3 others
Diversified giving across multiple program areas with primary emphasis on education (36%). This broad approach suggests openness to various causes and innovative cross-sector solutions.
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Grants & Funding
Analyzing past grantees provides valuable insights into The Wilson Family Foundation Inc's funding preferences, organizational priorities, and grant making patterns. This historical data helps potential applicants understand the foundation's strategic focus and identify successful funding approaches.
| Name | Amount | Location | Purpose | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aiken Equine Rescue | $60,000 | Aiken, SC, US | To Rescue And Rehabilitate Horses That Have Suffered From Abuse And Neglect, Re-purpose Off-the-track Thoroughbreds, And Take Horses Whose Owners Can No Longer Care For Them. | 2023 |
| Escondido Comm Child Development Center | $10,000 | Escondido, CA, US | To Provide Quality Early Childhood Education, Development, And Health Programs For Children 4 Months To 5 Years Of Age At Little Or No Cost To Low-income Families. | 2023 |
| Feeding America San Diego | $50,000 | San Diego, CA, US | To Provide Nationwide Network Of Food Banks Deliver Programs At The Front Line Of Hunger. Programs Like School-based Food Pantries, Emergency Disaster Relief, And Kids' Cafe. | 2023 |
| Meals On Wheels | $10,000 | Arlington, VA, US | To Support Programs Addressing Senior Hunger And Isolation. | 2023 |
| San Fernando Valley Refugee | $50,000 | North Hills, CA, US | To Support Programs That Provide Basic Needs, Opportunities For Personal Development, Enrichment Activities, And Access To Legal And Social Services To Refugee Children. | 2023 |
| Other Miscellaneous Grants | $3,000 | Na, CA, US | To Support The Public Charities' Programs. | 2023 |
| American Contemporay Ballet | $10,000 | Los Angeles, CA, US | To Produce And Present Choreographic Works Of The Highest Quality Which Exemplify Ballet As A Musical Art Form, And To Provide New Insight Into-and Unparalleled Engagement With-the Art For Today's Audience. | 2023 |
| Brandywine Convervancy | $5,000 | Chadds Ford, PA, US | To Protects And Conserves The Land, Water, Natural, And Cultural Resources Of The Brandywine-christina Watershed. | 2023 |
| California Innocence Project | $30,000 | New York, NY, US | To Free The Innocent, Prevent Wrongful Convictions, And Create Fair, Compassionate, And Equitable Systems Of Justice For Everyone. | 2023 |
| Center For Social Concerns | $60,000 | Notre Dame, IN, US | To Respond To The Complex Demands Of Justice Through A Combination Of Justice Education And Research For The Common Good. | 2023 |
| Charitable Ventures | $30,000 | Santa Ana, CA, US | To Strengthen Communities And Address Critical Social Issues By Supporting Collaborative Efforts, Incubating New Ideas And Supporting Community Projects And Providing Practical And Innovative Consulting To Nonprofits And Foundations. | 2023 |
| Colonial Williamsburg Foundation | $2,165,000 | Williamsburg, VA, US | To Support Education, Museums, Research And Preservation. | 2023 |
| Dylan's Wings Of Change | $10,000 | Newtown, CT, US | To Support Children With Autism And Related Conditions, Making Grants To Support Small Organizations That Could Not Easily Raise Money. | 2023 |
| Escondido History Center | $40,000 | Escondido, CA, US | To Support The Second Largest History Museum In San Diego County. | 2023 |
| Happy House | $10,000 | Northridge, CA, US | To Help Bring About A Safer Community By "Building Better Families." A "Family" In This Case Can Be Small Or Large; It Can Be A School, Church, Business, Neighborhood Or Even A Country. | 2023 |
| Flagstaff Christian Fellowship | $100,000 | Flagstaff, AZ, US | To Create A Space Where People Can Have Authentic Encounters With Christ, Discover Their Gifts And Use Them For God's Glory. | 2023 |
| Hawaii Community Foundation | $30,000 | Kahului, HI, US | To Inspire Generosity, Advocate For Equity, Forge Connections And Invest In Community To Create A Better Hawaii. | 2023 |
| Jamestown Rediscovery Foundation | $30,000 | Jamestown, VA, US | To Support Preservation, Education, And The Archaeological Investigation Of Historic Jamestowne, The Original Site Of The First Successful English Settlement In America. | 2023 |
| Lahaina Restoration Foundation | $10,000 | Puunene, HI, US | To Be Stewards And Storytellers Of Lahaina's Historic & Cultural Heritage And To Envision A Community That Engages In Preserving And Protecting Lahaina's Hawaiian & Historic Sense Of Place. | 2023 |
| Leap To Success | $25,000 | Carlsbad, CA, US | To Educate And Empower Women Who Are Overcoming Domestic Violence, Homelessness, And Other Major Life Challenges To Reach Their Greatest Potential. | 2023 |
| Miracosta College Foundation | $50,000 | Oceanside, CA, US | To Promote The Benefits Of Miracosta College And Secure Resources That Transform Lives. | 2023 |
| Monarch School | $50,000 | San Diego, CA, US | To Provide Comprehensive Academic, Social And Emotional Support To Youth, Alumni, And Their Families. | 2023 |
| Mr Holland's Opus Foundation | $10,000 | Burbank, CA, US | To Donates High-quality Musical Instruments To Deserving, Under-funded Music Programs, And Provides An Array Of Support Services To School Districts. | 2023 |
| North Valley Caring Services | $135,000 | North Hills, CA, US | To Offer Free Academic And Enrichment Programs For Kids Ages 5 Years To 18 Years Old. | 2023 |
| Northern Arizona University Foundation | $190,000 | Flagstaff, AZ, US | To Engage Students, Alumni, Parents, Friends And The Broader Nau Community To Connect, Invest, And Inspire Current And Future Lumberjacks. | 2023 |
| Palos Verdes Friends Of The Library | $20,000 | Rolling Hills Estates, CA, US | To Connect The Palos Verdes Library District With The Community Through Communication, Engagement And Fundraising. | 2023 |
| Share Food Program | $10,000 | Philadelphia, PA, US | To Lead The Fight Against Food Insecurity In The Philadelphia Region, By Serving An Expansive, Quality Partner Network Of Community-based Organizations And School Districts Engaged In Food Distribution, Education And Advocacy. Engaged In Food Distribution, Education And Advocacy. | 2023 |
| Students Run La | $10,000 | Tarzana, CA, US | To Challenge Underserved Secondary Students To Experience The Benefits Of Goal-setting, Character Development, Adult Mentoring And Improved Health By Providing Them With A Truly Life Changing Experience: The Training For And Completion Of The Los Angeles Marathon. | 2023 |
| The Culver City Education Foundation | $15,000 | Culver City, CA, US | To Bring The Community Together To Enhance The Educational Experience So That Every Student Fromtk-12, At Every School In The Culver City Unified School District (Ccusd), Can Reach Academic Success. | 2023 |
| Namm Foundation | $10,000 | Carlsbad, CA, US | To Strengthen The Music Products Industry And Promote The Pleasures And Benefits Of Making Music. | 2023 |
| Upward Bound House | $100,000 | Santa Monica, CA, US | To Eliminate Homelessness Among Families With Children In Our Community By Providing Housing, Supportive Services, And Advocacy. | 2023 |
| Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation (Agdf) | $5,000 | Indianapolis, IN, US | To Provide Support To Our Sisters, Fraternity, And Communities | 2022 |
| Doctors Without Borders (Doctorw) | $10,000 | New York, NY, US | To Provide Independent Medical Humanitarian Emergency Aid To People Affected By Armed Conflict, Epidemics, Malnutrition, Natural Disasters, And Exclusion From Health Care. | 2022 |
| Escondido Comm Child Development Center (Ecdc) | $5,000 | Escondido, CA, US | To Provide Quality Early Childhood Education, Development, And Health Programs For Children 4 Months To 5 Years Of Age At Little Or No Cost To Low-income Families | 2022 |
| Feeding America San Diego (Fasd) | $50,000 | San Diego, CA, US | To Provide Nationwide Network Of Food Banks Deliver Programs At The Front Line Of Hunger. Programs Like School-based Food Pantries, Emergency Disaster Relief, And Kids' Cafe. | 2022 |
| Freedom Dogs (Freedog) | $5,000 | Oceanside, CA, US | To Provide Assistance To Wounded Members Of The Military Who Are Being Treated For Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (Ptsd), Traumatic Brain Injury (Tbi), And/or Other Physical Impairments. | 2022 |
| Interfaith Community Services (Interf) | $100,000 | Escondido, CA, US | To Provide Food, Housing, Employment, Treatment And Other Emergency Resources For Local People In Crisis | 2022 |
| Meals On Wheels (Meals) | $5,000 | Arlington, VA, US | To Support Programs Addressing Senior Hunger And Isolation | 2022 |
| Operation Hope (Opera) | $50,000 | Atlanta, GA, US | To Support Tangible Programs And Initiatives That Address Economic Inequality, Financial Illiteracy, Social Injustice, Inequitable Access To Capital And Lack Of Financial Dignity | 2022 |
| Learning Ally (Recbl) | $5,000 | Princeton, NJ, US | To Support Programs That Help Educators Identify And Prevent Learning Issues, Allowing Struggling Readers To Become Independent, Engaged Learners Who Are Empowered To Achieve Socially, Emotionally And Academically, Regardless Of Background Or Learning Difference | 2022 |
| San Fernando Valley Refugee (Sfvref) | $50,000 | North Hills, CA, US | To Support Programs That Provide Basic Needs, Opportunities For Personal Development, Enrichment Activities, And Access To Legal And Social Services To Refugee Children | 2022 |
| Other Miscellaneous Grants | $4,000 | Na, CA, US | To Support The Public Charities' Programs | 2022 |
| Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation (Agdf) | $5,000 | Indianapolis, IN, US | To Provide Support To Our Sisters, Fraternity, And Communities | 2022 |
| Doctors Without Borders (Doctorw) | $10,000 | New York, NY, US | To Provide Independent Medical Humanitarian Emergency Aid To People Affected By Armed Conflict, Epidemics, Malnutrition, Natural Disasters, And Exclusion From Health Care. | 2022 |
| Escondido Comm Child Development Center (Ecdc) | $5,000 | Escondido, CA, US | To Provide Quality Early Childhood Education, Development, And Health Programs For Children 4 Months To 5 Years Of Age At Little Or No Cost To Low-income Families | 2022 |
| Feeding America San Diego (Fasd) | $50,000 | San Diego, CA, US | To Provide Nationwide Network Of Food Banks Deliver Programs At The Front Line Of Hunger. Programs Like School-based Food Pantries, Emergency Disaster Relief, And Kids' Cafe. | 2022 |
| Freedom Dogs (Freedog) | $5,000 | Oceanside, CA, US | To Provide Assistance To Wounded Members Of The Military Who Are Being Treated For Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (Ptsd), Traumatic Brain Injury (Tbi), And/or Other Physical Impairments. | 2022 |
| Interfaith Community Services (Interf) | $100,000 | Escondido, CA, US | To Provide Food, Housing, Employment, Treatment And Other Emergency Resources For Local People In Crisis | 2022 |
| Meals On Wheels (Meals) | $5,000 | Arlington, VA, US | To Support Programs Addressing Senior Hunger And Isolation | 2022 |
| Operation Hope (Opera) | $50,000 | Atlanta, GA, US | To Support Tangible Programs And Initiatives That Address Economic Inequality, Financial Illiteracy, Social Injustice, Inequitable Access To Capital And Lack Of Financial Dignity | 2022 |
| Learning Ally (Recbl) | $5,000 | Princeton, NJ, US | To Support Programs That Help Educators Identify And Prevent Learning Issues, Allowing Struggling Readers To Become Independent, Engaged Learners Who Are Empowered To Achieve Socially, Emotionally And Academically, Regardless Of Background Or Learning Difference | 2022 |
| San Fernando Valley Refugee (Sfvref) | $50,000 | North Hills, CA, US | To Support Programs That Provide Basic Needs, Opportunities For Personal Development, Enrichment Activities, And Access To Legal And Social Services To Refugee Children | 2022 |
| Other Miscellaneous Grants | $4,000 | Na, CA, US | To Support The Public Charities' Programs | 2022 |
| Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation (Agdf) | $5,000 | Indianapolis, IN, US | To Provide Support To Our Sisters, Fraternity, And Communities | 2022 |
| Doctors Without Borders (Doctorw) | $10,000 | New York, NY, US | To Provide Independent Medical Humanitarian Emergency Aid To People Affected By Armed Conflict, Epidemics, Malnutrition, Natural Disasters, And Exclusion From Health Care. | 2022 |
| Escondido Comm Child Development Center (Ecdc) | $5,000 | Escondido, CA, US | To Provide Quality Early Childhood Education, Development, And Health Programs For Children 4 Months To 5 Years Of Age At Little Or No Cost To Low-income Families | 2022 |
| Feeding America San Diego (Fasd) | $50,000 | San Diego, CA, US | To Provide Nationwide Network Of Food Banks Deliver Programs At The Front Line Of Hunger. Programs Like School-based Food Pantries, Emergency Disaster Relief, And Kids' Cafe. | 2022 |
| Freedom Dogs (Freedog) | $5,000 | Oceanside, CA, US | To Provide Assistance To Wounded Members Of The Military Who Are Being Treated For Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (Ptsd), Traumatic Brain Injury (Tbi), And/or Other Physical Impairments. | 2022 |
| Interfaith Community Services (Interf) | $100,000 | Escondido, CA, US | To Provide Food, Housing, Employment, Treatment And Other Emergency Resources For Local People In Crisis | 2022 |
| Meals On Wheels (Meals) | $5,000 | Arlington, VA, US | To Support Programs Addressing Senior Hunger And Isolation | 2022 |
| Operation Hope (Opera) | $50,000 | Atlanta, GA, US | To Support Tangible Programs And Initiatives That Address Economic Inequality, Financial Illiteracy, Social Injustice, Inequitable Access To Capital And Lack Of Financial Dignity | 2022 |
| Learning Ally (Recbl) | $5,000 | Princeton, NJ, US | To Support Programs That Help Educators Identify And Prevent Learning Issues, Allowing Struggling Readers To Become Independent, Engaged Learners Who Are Empowered To Achieve Socially, Emotionally And Academically, Regardless Of Background Or Learning Difference | 2022 |
| San Fernando Valley Refugee (Sfvref) | $50,000 | North Hills, CA, US | To Support Programs That Provide Basic Needs, Opportunities For Personal Development, Enrichment Activities, And Access To Legal And Social Services To Refugee Children | 2022 |
| Other Miscellaneous Grants | $4,000 | Na, CA, US | To Support The Public Charities' Programs | 2022 |
| Alison Orellana | $5,000 | Solana Beach, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2021 |
| Daisy Martinez | $15,000 | Oceanside, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2021 |
| Evelyn Cortes | $15,000 | Oceanside, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2021 |
| Ksenia Cavo | $10,000 | San Marcos, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2021 |
| Sarah Matilda Krulder | $13,333 | Chico, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2021 |
| Sebastian Alameda | $5,000 | Tucson, AZ, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2021 |
| Susan Anderson | $5,000 | Corona, CA, US | For Assistance With Medical Expenses | 2021 |
| Farm Workers | $46,000 | Lompoc, CA, US | For Assistance With Medical Expenses | 2021 |
| Christian Family Care | $250,000 | Phoenix, AZ, US | Provide Comprehensive Adoption And Foster Care Services | 2021 |
| Karissa Foster | $5,000 | Vista, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2021 |
| Koka Dental Clinic | $4,000 | San Diego, CA, US | For Assistance With Medical Expenses | 2021 |
| Alison Orellana | $10,000 | Solana Beach, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2020 |
| Daisy Martinez | $15,000 | Oceanside, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2020 |
| Evelyn Cortes | $13,750 | Oceanside, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2020 |
| Hannah Flagg | $5,000 | Los Alamitos, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2020 |
| Ksenia Cavo | $10,000 | San Marcos, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2020 |
| Sarah Matilda Krulder | $6,667 | Chico, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2020 |
| Sebastian Alameda | $10,000 | Tucson, AZ, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2020 |
| Olinka Rodrigues | $5,000 | Los Angeles, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2020 |
| Paula Lovato | $36,922 | Gilbert, AZ, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2020 |
| Shelly Thorpe | $10,000 | San Diego, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2020 |
| Agustin Mateo | $5,000 | Poway, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2020 |
| Alison Orellana | $10,000 | Solana Beach, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2018 |
| Catarina Agustin | $5,000 | Oceanside, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2018 |
| Hannah Flagg | $15,000 | Los Alamitos, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2018 |
| Jessica Socha | $5,000 | Oceanside, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2018 |
| Joey Lattarulo | $3,333 | Isla Vista, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2018 |
| Melissa Palafox | $10,000 | Oceanside, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2018 |
| Ruby Cruz | $10,000 | Oceanside, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2018 |
| Samatha Leach | $10,000 | Monmouth, OR, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2018 |
| Derrick Palacio | $5,000 | San Diego, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2018 |
| Lexi Howard | $6,000 | San Diego, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2018 |
| Ksenia Cavo | $5,000 | San Marcos, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2018 |
| Jennifer Dineen | $30,000 | Vista, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2018 |
| Various Individuals Less Than 2000 | $1,102,498 | Los Angeles, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2018 |
| Allison Orellana Zamora | $5,000 | Solana Beach, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2017 |
| Melissa Palafox | $16,665 | Oceanside, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2017 |
| Daisy Martinez | $20,000 | Oceanside, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2017 |
| Alysha Hopkins | $5,000 | Oceanside, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2017 |
| Hannah Flagg | $10,000 | Los Alamitos, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2017 |
| Rick Hodges | $10,000 | Oceanside, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2017 |
| Joey Lattarulo | $3,333 | Isla Vista, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2017 |
| Paula Lovator | $5,000 | Oceanside, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2017 |
| Catarina Agustin | $5,000 | Oceanside, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2017 |
| Samatha Leach | $10,000 | Monmouth, OR, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2017 |
| Ramon Garcia | $10,000 | Oceanside, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2017 |
| Ahimee Cazares | $5,000 | Oceanside, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2017 |
| Jessica Socha | $5,000 | Oceanside, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2017 |
| Ruby Cruz | $10,000 | Oceanside, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2017 |
| Hannah Flagg | $5,000 | Los Alamitos, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2016 |
| Daisy Martinez | $10,000 | Oceanside, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2016 |
| Joey Lattarulo | $3,000 | Isla Vista, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2016 |
| Samatha Leach | $5,000 | Monmouth, OR, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2016 |
| Ruby Cruz | $5,000 | Oceanside, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2016 |
| Allison Orellana Zamora | $5,000 | Solana Beach, CA, US | For Assistance With Education Expenses | 2016 |
| John Ennis | $10,000 | San Diego, CA, US | For Assistance With Medical Expenses | 2016 |
| Carrie Crawford | $10,000 | Escondido, CA, US | For Assistance With Medical Expenses | 2016 |
| Doreen Diming | $5,000 | San Diego, CA, US | For Assistance With Medical Expenses | 2016 |
| Joey Graziano | $35,000 | Carslbad, CA, US | For Assistance With Medical Expenses | 2016 |
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Contact Information
Official contact details for The Wilson Family Foundation Inc as registered with the IRS. These details are essential for grant applications, correspondence, and due diligence processes.
| EIN | 20-5982816 |
| Website | N/A |
| Address | 11150 SANTA MONICA BLVD STE 760 Los Angeles, CA 90025-0000 |
Key People (5)
Board members, trustees, and key staff who oversee The Wilson Family Foundation Inc's grant making decisions and strategic direction. Understanding leadership composition can provide insights into foundation priorities and potential networking opportunities.
| Chief Executive Officer | Gregory S Wilson |
|---|---|
| Chief Financial Officer | Thomas B Wilson |
| Secretary | Dennis C Wilson |
| Trustee | David S Wilson |
| Trustee | Richard A Wilson |
Forms 990-PF
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February 2026
based on IRS Form 990-PF filings. Foundation information reflects most recent available tax year data.