2430 GROUP INC appears to make targeted, high-dollar gifts to a very small set of beneficiaries with a focus on charitable humanitarian work and direct support for individuals. The foundation funded a faith-based humanitarian organization and provided a sizable individual grant for an internship, suggesting an interest in immediate service delivery and capacity-building at the person level, likely within Texas or nearby regions.
Concentrated giving: only two grants totaling nearly $80k, split between one institutional recipient and one individual; favors large, one-off awards rather than many small grants or broad portfolios.
2430 Group Inc’s recent giving is defined by a single large humanitarian grant: $47,200 to Arrg Catholic Charities of Ft Worth in 2025. That award sits alongside a pattern of direct support to individuals and small entities, including a $32,644 internship grant to Yasmeen Ziada in 2023 and a $25,000 humanitarian grant to Arrg Papp in 2025. The foundation’s grants list points to fast-moving, targeted support rather than broad portfolio funding. Most awards are labeled humanitarian, and the recipients range from faith-based service organizations to private individuals and small businesses. The foundation also appears to make multiple grants at relatively modest levels, with several awards in the low thousands and a few in the mid-teens, suggesting a mix of higher-impact anchor gifts and smaller follow-on support. Recent recipients include Hoist in San Diego, Asadollahi in San Diego, and a grant to Arrg NJ Garden LLC in Irvine. That combination of humanitarian aid and person-level support is the clearest pattern visible in the recent record.
Humanitarian aid is the clearest theme in 2430 Group Inc’s recent grants. They gave $47,200 to Arrg Catholic Charities of Ft Worth for humanitarian work, and another $20,000 to Hoist in San Diego for the same purpose. Similar grants went to Asadollahi in San Diego for $12,000 and Noori in Aspen for $8,300, showing repeated support for direct humanitarian activity. The foundation also funds support tied to individuals and professional development. In 2023, it awarded $32,644 to Yasmeen Ziada in Portland for an internship. Smaller humanitarian grants to Cen Com Pvt in Islamabad and Taylor in Chincoteague fit the same practical, direct-support pattern. Overall, the grant list suggests a preference for immediate service delivery and targeted assistance rather than broad institutional programs.
Typical grants are moderate in size, with a p25 of $2,943, a median of $6,500, and a p75 of $12,867. The recent record also includes a few much larger awards, including a $47,200 grant and several grants above $20,000, which creates a wide spread around the median. The foundation’s grants appear episodic rather than built around many repeated recipients in the visible list. Most awards in the data are one-off grants to different beneficiaries. 2430 Group Inc is a private foundation, and it funds individuals as well as organizations. No application process is shown in the provided data.
$221K
$74K
$362K
$415K
Most grants fall between $3K and $13K, with a median of $7K.
25th Percentile
$3K
Median
$7K
75th Percentile
$13K
About 5% of grants go to recipients in OK.
Top 2 recipient countries by grant volume for 2430 Group.
| Rank | Country | Grants | Total | Share |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | United StatesDomestic | 20 | $215K | 95.2% |
| 2 | Pakistan | 1 | $7K |
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Notable grantees: ARRG Catholic Charities of Ft Worth, Yasmeen Ziada
Grant recipients are spread across the U.S. with one grant to Pakistan. Oklahoma is the top state by grant count, and the only listed Oklahoma recipient city is Edmond. California shows multiple recipient cities, including San Diego, Irvine, Fremont, Pinole, and Chula Vista, while Virginia appears with Chincoteague and Manassas. Texas, the HQ state, accounts for 5% of grants, so most giving goes outside the foundation’s home state. The recipient-country mix is overwhelmingly domestic, with 20 U.S. grants and one in Pakistan.
The recent grants include a faith-based charitable organization, private individuals, and small entities. Examples in the record include Arrg Catholic Charities of Ft Worth for humanitarian work, Yasmeen Ziada for an internship, and several other recipients labeled humanitarian across different states and countries.
The foundation’s grant-size distribution centers in the low thousands: p25 is $2,943, median grant size is $6,500, and p75 is $12,867. The recent record also includes larger awards, including a $47,200 grant and several grants above $20,000.
Oklahoma is the top state by grant count. The visible recipient list includes Edmond, Oklahoma, and grants also reach California, Virginia, Texas, Colorado, Maryland, Michigan, Ohio, Florida, Montana, Oregon, and Pakistan.
Yes. The foundation funds individuals, including a $32,644 internship grant to Yasmeen Ziada in Portland in 2023. The broader grant list also shows a strong pattern of direct humanitarian support alongside organizational grants.
Humanitarian aid is the dominant label in the recent grant list. The data also shows direct individual support and an internship grant, plus awards connected to faith-based charitable work. The recipient pattern points to emergency-style assistance and practical support rather than large program portfolios.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Recipient country reflects the grantee's headquarters per IRS 990-PF and Schedule F filings, not the program's implementation country.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ARRG CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF FT WORTH | FORT WORTH, TX | $47,200 | 2025 | HUMANITARIAN |
| ARRG PAPP | BIG SKY, MT | $25,000 | 2025 | HUMANITARIAN |
| ARRG NJ GARDEN LLC | IRVINE, CA | $17,000 | 2025 | HUMANITARIAN |
| ARRG SCHRAM | CINCINNATI, OH | $12,867 | 2025 | HUMANITARIAN |
| ARRG SE MOTORS | JACKSONVILEE, FL | $3,600 | 2025 | HUMANITARIAN |
| ARRG SAADATIAN | DENVER, CO | $3,000 | 2025 | HUMANITARIAN |
| ALLIES LOGISTICS LLC | MANASSAS, VA | $3,000 | 2025 | HUMANITARIAN |
| ARRG THE LANGUAGE COMPANY | EDMOND, OK | $2,943 | 2025 | HUMANITARIAN |
| ARRG FLYNN | CHULA VISTA, CA | $578 | 2025 | HUMANITARIAN |
| HOIST | SAN DIEGO, CA | $20,000 | 2024 | HUMANITARIAN |
| ASADOLLAHI | SAN DIEGO, CA | $12,000 | 2024 | HUMANITARIAN |
| NOORI | ASPEN, CO | $8,300 | 2024 | HUMANITARIAN |
| ATIGH | FREMONT, CA | $6,800 | 2024 | HUMANITARIAN |
| ALEMOHAMMAD | GAITHERSBURG, MD | $6,800 | 2024 | HUMANITARIAN |
| CEN COM PVT | ISLAMABAD | $6,500 | 2024 | HUMANITARIAN |
| TAYLOR | CHINCOTEAGUE, VA | $5,500 | 2024 | HUMANITARIAN |
| AHM EXPORT | JACKSONVILLE, FL | $2,000 | 2024 | HUMANITARIAN |
| ARGHANDI | PINOLE, CA | $2,000 | 2024 | HUMANITARIAN |
| ACCU | CHANTILLY, VA | $1,900 | 2024 | HUMANITARIAN |
| NAILG | ANN ARBOR, MI | $1,700 | 2024 | HUMANITARIAN |
| YASMEEN ZIADA | PORTLAND, OR | $32,644 | 2023 | INTERN |
ARRG CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF FT WORTH
$47,200HUMANITARIAN
ARRG PAPP
$25,000HUMANITARIAN
ARRG NJ GARDEN LLC
$17,000HUMANITARIAN
ARRG SCHRAM
$12,867HUMANITARIAN
ARRG SE MOTORS
$3,600HUMANITARIAN
ARRG SAADATIAN
$3,000HUMANITARIAN
ALLIES LOGISTICS LLC
HUMANITARIAN
ARRG THE LANGUAGE COMPANY
$2,943HUMANITARIAN
ARRG FLYNN
$578HUMANITARIAN
HOIST
$20,000HUMANITARIAN
ASADOLLAHI
$12,000HUMANITARIAN
NOORI
$8,300HUMANITARIAN
ATIGH
$6,800HUMANITARIAN
ALEMOHAMMAD
$6,800HUMANITARIAN
CEN COM PVT
$6,500HUMANITARIAN
TAYLOR
$5,500HUMANITARIAN
AHM EXPORT
$2,000HUMANITARIAN
ARGHANDI
$2,000HUMANITARIAN
ACCU
$1,900HUMANITARIAN
NAILG
$1,700HUMANITARIAN
YASMEEN ZIADA
$32,644INTERN