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    Accion Social de Puerto Rico

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    GUAYNABO, PR7872731878
    EIN (Tax ID): 66-0393364Latest Form 990:

    About Accion Social de Puerto Rico

    This foundation concentrates its support on community-based human services in Puerto Rico, with a strong emphasis on elder care, residential homes and community outreach programs. It routinely provides multi-grant support to a small set of local nonprofits that operate senior services, group homes and disability supports, suggesting long‑term operational funding rather than one-off project grants.

    Focus Areas

    Elder care residential services and day programs (e.g., 'Esperanza para la Vejez' and similar senior homes)Nonprofit-operated group homes and residential care for vulnerable populations (religious/faith-affiliated homes such as Hogar Santa Madre Eufrasia and Hogar Santa Teresita)Community outreach and support hubs (Centro Esperanza and local community support programs)Services for people with disabilities and accessibility supports (Asociacion para Personas con Impedimento)Rehabilitation and reintegration programs (Forjando Un Nuevo Comienzo-style social reintegration initiatives)

    Who They Fund

    low-income families

    About Accion Social de Puerto Rico

    Accion Social De Puerto Rico Inc repeatedly backs a small circle of Puerto Rico-based organizations that serve older adults, people in residential care, and community members needing direct support. One of the clearest patterns is its sustained funding for Esperanza para la Vejez Inc in Bayamón, a senior-services provider that appears across multiple years and at the largest grant level in the recent record. The same multi-year pattern shows up with Centro Esperanza in Loíza and Forjando Un Nuevo Comienzo in Guaynabo, indicating an approach built around continuing operational support rather than isolated awards. The foundation’s recent grants also include homes and service providers such as Hogar Santa Madre Eufrasia in Arecibo and Hogar Santa Teresita in San Juan, along with organizations serving people with disabilities and community support programs. The picture that emerges is a locally focused grantmaker supporting human services infrastructure across Puerto Rico, with recurring awards to organizations that provide day-to-day care, residential support, and community outreach. Its giving is tied to organizations operating in the same places year after year, especially within the island’s elder-care and community-service network.

    What Accion Social de Puerto Rico Funds

    Elder care is the clearest theme in the grant record. Accion Social De Puerto Rico Inc gave $241,034 in 2023 to Esperanza para la vejez Inc in Bayamón, and later repeated support with $142,283 in 2024 and $133,641 in 2025 to Esperanza Parala Vejez Inc in the same city. Community outreach and local support centers are another visible strand. The foundation awarded $58,753 in 2023, $62,996 in 2024, and $62,874 in 2025 to Centro Esperanza in Loíza. Residential care and reintegration also appear in the record. Forjando UN Nuevo Comienzo in Guaynabo received $70,524 in 2023, $47,685 in 2024, and $52,027 in 2025. In support for people with disabilities, Asociacion Para Personas Con Impedimento in San Germán received grants in both 2023 and 2024.

    How Accion Social de Puerto Rico Gives

    The foundation’s typical grant size sits in a narrow operating range: p25 is $25,462, median is $34,796, and p75 is $60,814. Recent awards cluster into repeated multi-year grants rather than one-time gifts, with several recipients appearing in 2023, 2024, and 2025. That pattern suggests ongoing support for core service providers. The foundation is a nonprofit grantmaker with local geographic scope, and it does not fund individuals or make program-related investments.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $361K

    Total Assets

    $7.7M

    Total Revenue

    $13.4M

    Total Expenses

    $13.6M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $25K and $61K, with a median of $35K.

    25th Percentile

    $25K

    Median

    $35K

    75th Percentile

    $61K

    Geographic Reach

    Local1 state funded
    Funding intensity
    Low
    High

    Leadership

    NILDA OLMEDA VELEZ

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    2025
    Total assets: $7.7M
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    older adults / seniors
    school-age children and students
    residents of Puerto Rico

    Giving Approach

    Concentrated, repeat funding: a relatively small number of mid-to-large grants directed repeatedly to the same local grantees, primarily for general/operational support of human service providers rather than widely dispersed charitable grants.

    Funding Style

    direct service deliverycommunity-based programmingmulti-program integrated servicespoverty alleviation / economic self-sufficiency

    Notable grantees: Esperanza para la Vejez, Inc., Centro Esperanza, Forjando Un Nuevo Comienzo, Hogar Santa Madre Eufrasia, Asociacion para Personas con Impedimento

    Topics

    elder care / senior centersK-12 academic support & tutoringmusic and arts educationfamily self-sufficiency / poverty reduction programscommunity engagement and civic participation

    Where Accion Social de Puerto Rico Makes Grants

    Accion Social De Puerto Rico Inc gives entirely within Puerto Rico: 100% of grants go to recipients in PR. Recent awards reach Bayamón, Loíza, Guaynabo, Arecibo, San Juan, Aguada, and San Germán. Bayamón and Loíza appear repeatedly through multi-year grants, while Arecibo and San Juan each show several awards to residential care organizations. The country distribution is entirely domestic, with all 23 recent grants going to US recipients.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Accion Social de Puerto Rico

    What kinds of organizations does Accion Social De Puerto Rico Inc support most often?

    Its recent grants center on elder care, residential homes, community support programs, disability services, and reintegration efforts. Examples include repeated support for senior services in Bayamón and community centers in Loíza, along with residential homes in Arecibo and San Juan.

    What is the typical grant size?

    Typical awards are in the mid-$30,000 range. The distribution shows a p25 of $25,462, a median of $34,796, and a p75 of $60,814.

    Does the foundation give outside Puerto Rico?

    No. The geographic scope is local, and 100% of its grants in the recent record go to recipients in Puerto Rico.

    Does it make recurring grants to the same organizations?

    Yes. Several recipients appear in multiple years, including senior services in Bayamón, a community center in Loíza, and a reintegration program in Guaynabo. The pattern points to ongoing support rather than one-off awards.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    ESPERANZA PARALA VEJEZ INCBAYAMON, PR$133,6412025—
    CENTRO ESPERANZALOIZA, PR$62,8742025—
    FORJANDO UN NUEVO COMIENZOGUAYNABO, PR$52,0272025—
    HOGAR SANTA MADRE EUFRASIAARECIBO, PR$35,5332025—
    HOGAR SANTA TERESITASAN JUAN, PR$33,8802025—
    OFICINA PARA LA PROMOCION Y DESARROLLOARECIBO, PR$22,1162025—
    PROGRAMA DE APOYO Y ENLACE COMUNITARIOAGUADA, PR$20,5922025—
    ESPERANZA PARALA VEJEZ INCBAYAMON, PR$142,2832024—
    CENTRO ESPERANZALOIZA, PR$62,9962024—
    FORJANDO UN NUEVO COMIENZOGUAYNABO, PR$47,6852024—
    HOGAR SANTA MADRE EUFRASIAARECIBO, PR$35,5452024—
    HOGAR SANTA TERESITASAN JUAN, PR$34,2072024—
    PROGRAMA DE APOYO Y ENLACE COMUNITARIOAGUADA, PR$29,2442024—
    ASOCIACION PARA PERSONAS CON IMPEDIMENTOSAN GERMAN, PR$24,8392024—
    OFICINA PARA LA PROMOCION Y DESARROLLOARECIBO, PR$21,8202024—
    Esperanza para la vejez IncBAYAMON, PR$241,0342023—
    FORJANDO UN NUEVO COMIENZOGUAYNABO, PR$70,5242023—
    CENTRO ESPERANZALOIZA, PR$58,7532023—
    HOGAR SANTA TERESITASAN JUAN, PR$34,7962023—
    HOGAR SANTA MADRE EUFRASIAARECIBO, PR$34,5592023—
    OFICINA PARA LA PROMOCION Y DESARROLLOARECIBO, PR$25,8602023—
    ASOCIACION PARA PERSONAS CON IMPEDIMENTOSAN GERMAN, PR$25,0632023—
    PROGRAMA DE APOYO Y ENLACE COMUNITARIOAGUADA, PR$22,5782023—

    ESPERANZA PARALA VEJEZ INC

    $133,641
    BAYAMON, PR2025

    CENTRO ESPERANZA

    $62,874
    LOIZA, PR2025

    FORJANDO UN NUEVO COMIENZO

    $52,027
    GUAYNABO, PR2025

    HOGAR SANTA MADRE EUFRASIA

    $35,533
    ARECIBO, PR2025

    HOGAR SANTA TERESITA

    $33,880
    SAN JUAN, PR2025

    OFICINA PARA LA PROMOCION Y DESARROLLO

    $22,116
    ARECIBO, PR2025

    PROGRAMA DE APOYO Y ENLACE COMUNITARIO

    $20,592
    AGUADA, PR2025

    ESPERANZA PARALA VEJEZ INC

    $142,283
    BAYAMON, PR2024

    CENTRO ESPERANZA

    $62,996
    LOIZA, PR2024

    FORJANDO UN NUEVO COMIENZO

    $47,685
    GUAYNABO, PR2024

    HOGAR SANTA MADRE EUFRASIA

    $35,545
    ARECIBO, PR2024

    HOGAR SANTA TERESITA

    $34,207
    SAN JUAN, PR2024

    PROGRAMA DE APOYO Y ENLACE COMUNITARIO

    $29,244
    AGUADA, PR2024

    ASOCIACION PARA PERSONAS CON IMPEDIMENTO

    $24,839
    SAN GERMAN, PR2024

    OFICINA PARA LA PROMOCION Y DESARROLLO

    $21,820
    ARECIBO, PR2024

    Esperanza para la vejez Inc

    $241,034
    BAYAMON, PR2023

    FORJANDO UN NUEVO COMIENZO

    $70,524
    GUAYNABO, PR2023

    CENTRO ESPERANZA

    $58,753
    LOIZA, PR2023

    HOGAR SANTA TERESITA

    $34,796
    SAN JUAN, PR2023

    HOGAR SANTA MADRE EUFRASIA

    $34,559
    ARECIBO, PR2023

    OFICINA PARA LA PROMOCION Y DESARROLLO

    $25,860
    ARECIBO, PR2023

    ASOCIACION PARA PERSONAS CON IMPEDIMENTO

    $25,063
    SAN GERMAN, PR2023

    PROGRAMA DE APOYO Y ENLACE COMUNITARIO

    $22,578
    AGUADA, PR2023