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The real funder profiles your prospects will see.

These are real, full-detail public profile pages. Every funder on Kindora gets a page like this — backed by their public IRS Form 990 filings, an AI-generated summary, grantee history, and giving patterns. The 5 foundations below are real Bay Area picks our pipelines surfaced as a strong fit for Riverside Youth Coding Academy.

Crankstart Foundation

San Jose, CA

Annual giving

$605M

Home state

73% in CA

The single most on-the-nose fit for a Bay Area youth STEM nonprofit. Crankstart funds workforce development, K–12 supports, summer programming, scholarships, and early-college internship pathways — with explicit Oakland and San Francisco emphasis. 73% of grants stay in California.

The San Francisco Foundation

San Francisco, CA
Strong fit for our sample org

Annual giving

$406M

Home state

66% in CA

Bay Area regional community foundation. Funds economic opportunity in communities of color, local workforce and entrepreneurship, higher education scholarships, and basic-needs security for students. 66% of grants stay in California — the natural home for an Oakland youth-serving program.

The Sobrato Family Foundation

Mountain View, CA

Annual giving

$121M

Home state

85% in CA

Bay Area-only family foundation (85% home-state). Long history of funding scholarships, school-based programs, and youth workforce supports across Silicon Valley, San Jose, and Gilroy.

Data note: Recent giving in the snapshot period flows largely through a Silicon Valley Community Foundation donor-advised vehicle, so the public 990 grant list under-represents direct programmatic relationships. The funder's historical focus areas remain a strong fit for youth STEM nonprofits.

Stupski Foundation

San Francisco, CA
Strong fit for our sample org

Annual giving

$121M

Home state

62% in CA

Spend-down foundation returning all resources to community by 2029, with explicit focus on equitable, community-led systems change in food, health, and postsecondary pathways. K–12 and college-pipeline work in Oakland and San Francisco public school districts is a stated funding lane.

Tipping Point Community

San Francisco, CA
Strong fit for our sample org

Annual giving

$75M

Home state

93% in CA

Bay Area-only poverty-fighting funder (93% home-state). Funds K–higher-education support and scholarships, the Bay Education Fund, and workforce development pathways — the exact slice of nonprofit work the sample org operates in.

Sample data: Riverside Youth Coding Academy is a fictional 501(c)(3). The public funder profile pages linked above are the real, production pages every Kindora customer can browse — built from public IRS Form 990 filings, AI synthesis of public funder websites, and aggregated public grant histories. The funders themselves are real.

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