Foundations · IRS 990 filings

Foundations in Beverly Hills, California

195
foundations with a Beverly Hills address
$330.5M
grants paid, FY2023–FY2025
16
say they accept unsolicited
$10,213
median grant

Grantlas lists 195 foundations that gave a Beverly Hills, California address on their tax filing — 183 private foundations and 12 grantmaking charities such as community foundations and United Ways — from filings for FY2023–FY2025. Together they paid out $330.5 million in grants in their latest filing year, and 16 of them (8%) say they accept unsolicited requests.

Not every foundation here is a Beverly Hills foundation. The city is the mailing address on the foundation’s tax filing, and when a bank or a law firm runs the trust that is the bank’s address, not the place it gives to. Check where a foundation gives before you write.

Top 25 of 195 foundations

Ranked by what they paid in grants in their latest filing, with the ones that accept unsolicited requests first, then the ones whose filing doesn’t say.

Foundations in Beverly Hills, California
The Ahmanson FoundationAccepts$50,000$69M$2,000–$6.3MUp 10% over 3 yearsFY2024Locked: fit score and contacts
The Diane and Guilford Glazer FoundationAccepts$100,000$27.2M$2,185–$1.4MNo grants on file for the year three years back, so there is nothing to compareFY2024Locked: fit score and contacts
The Eisner Foundation IncAccepts$25,000$10M$500–$525,000No grants on file for the year three years back, so there is nothing to compareFY2024Locked: fit score and contacts
Steven Gordon Family FoundationAccepts$5,000$2.1M$500–$1.8MNo grants on file for the year three years back, so there is nothing to compareFY2024Locked: fit score and contacts
Kennedy Wilson Charitable FoundationAccepts$12,500$1.1M$1,000–$500,000No grants on file for the year three years back, so there is nothing to compareFY2024Locked: fit score and contacts
James and Deborah Burrows FoundationAccepts$10,000$1M$75–$100,000No grants on file for the year three years back, so there is nothing to compareFY2024Locked: fit score and contacts
Dont Quit FoundationAccepts$50,000$602,750$2,750–$50,000No grants on file for the year three years back, so there is nothing to compareFY2024Locked: fit score and contacts
Traub-Brittan Family FoundationAccepts$2,500$260,738$500–$69,843No grants on file for the year three years back, so there is nothing to compareFY2024Locked: fit score and contacts
The Tom Gores Family FoundationAccepts$50,000$180,000$30,000–$100,000No grants on file for the year three years back, so there is nothing to compareFY2024Locked: fit score and contacts
Padi FoundationAccepts$185,442$168,016$168,016–$202,868No grants on file for the year three years back, so there is nothing to compareFY2024Locked: fit score and contacts
Frances Schermer Charitable Trust 41-46496008Accepts$2,750$145,497$1,000–$47,000No grants on file for the year three years back, so there is nothing to compareFY2024Locked: fit score and contacts
Dickranian FoundationAccepts$7,500$105,000$5,000–$90,000No grants on file for the year three years back, so there is nothing to compareFY2025Locked: fit score and contacts
The Jan M and Eugenia Krol CharitableAccepts$10,000$89,904$2,754–$27,500No grants on file for the year three years back, so there is nothing to compareFY2024Locked: fit score and contacts
Morris & Rae Spivak FoundationAccepts$250$54,250$50–$30,000No grants on file for the year three years back, so there is nothing to compareFY2025Locked: fit score and contacts
Perl Family FoundationAccepts$2,500$35,100$500–$10,000No grants on file for the year three years back, so there is nothing to compareFY2023Locked: fit score and contacts
Elsie De Wolfe Foundation IncAccepts$5,000$5,000—No grants on file for the year three years back, so there is nothing to compareFY2025Locked: fit score and contacts
Beygood FoundationPublic foundationNot stated$10,000Over $5k only$4.5M$6,000–$250,000No grants on file for the year three years back, so there is nothing to compareFY2025Locked: fit score and contacts
The Discovery Land Company FoundationPublic foundationNot stated$37,960Over $5k only$2.3M$8,000–$1.9MNo grants on file for the year three years back, so there is nothing to compareFY2024Locked: fit score and contacts
Hope Foundation of Iranian-American Jewish CommunitiesCommunity foundationNot stated$500,000Over $5k only$1.5M$100,000–$500,000No grants on file for the year three years back, so there is nothing to compareFY2024Locked: fit score and contacts
Archewell FoundationPublic foundationNot stated$27,500Over $5k only$1.3M$10,000–$150,000No grants on file for the year three years back, so there is nothing to compareFY2024Locked: fit score and contacts
The Social Giving NetworkPublic foundationNot stated$26,510Over $5k only$1.2M$5,138–$175,000No grants on file for the year three years back, so there is nothing to compareFY2025Locked: fit score and contacts
The Vine Street Archive FoundationPublic foundationNot stated—Over $5k only$196,000—No grants on file for the year three years back, so there is nothing to compareFY2024Locked: fit score and contacts
Blue Heron FoundationGrantmaking charityNot stated—Over $5k only$172,100—No grants on file for the year three years back, so there is nothing to compareFY2024Locked: fit score and contacts
African Millennium Foundation IncPublic foundationNot stated—Over $5k only$163,926—No grants on file for the year three years back, so there is nothing to compareFY2024Locked: fit score and contacts
Looking Above and Beyond IncPublic foundationNot stated$20,000Over $5k only$133,000$15,000–$75,000No grants on file for the year three years back, so there is nothing to compareFY2024Locked: fit score and contacts
  • Median grant and grant range come from each funder’s grant schedule; a dash means there is none to report. Community foundations and other charities list only grants over $5,000, so their figures run high.
  • “One grant” means a schedule with a single grant — no median, nothing to range over. “One amount” means several grants, all the same size.
  • A median grant larger than the grants paid is not a mistake: the grant schedule and the year’s total come from different parts of the tax filing, and a foundation can list a grant it approved in a year it paid out less.
  • 3-yr trend compares the latest filing year with the year two before it, so it needs grants on file for both. Most foundations file one year of grants, so most rows show a dash.

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Data from 990-PF and Form 990 filings, FY2023–FY2025. Updated November 8, 2026.