The Afzal Family Foundation makes a very small number of large, unrestricted grants rather than many small program-specific awards. Its recent giving (three grants totaling roughly $2.5M) is concentrated in two named recipients, with one of those receiving at least two grants; that pattern suggests long-term support for a small set of preferred organizations. The grant purposes are listed as "for support," indicating general operating or flexible funding rather than tightly restricted program grants.
Concentrated and high-value: very few grants, two principal beneficiaries, repeat support to at least one grantee, and broad "for support" purposes rather than narrowly restricted grants.
The Afzal Family Foundation’s recent grantmaking is shaped by a small set of very large unrestricted awards, including a 2024 grant of $895,331 and a 2025 grant of $790,185, both listed only as “for support.” That pattern points to flexible backing for preferred organizations rather than project-specific funding. The foundation also shows repeat support across years: one recipient appears in multiple recent grants, suggesting ongoing relationships rather than one-time awards. Alongside those seven-figure grants, the foundation made several smaller organizational-support gifts in 2023, including awards to Darul Ulum NY and Darul Quran Sunnah. The mix of large support grants and smaller operating-style grants indicates a philanthropy that concentrates resources in a limited number of recipients while still funding a broader circle of community organizations. The recent record includes grantees in Pennsylvania and New York, and the purposes are consistently framed as support for the organization. For a researcher, that makes the foundation more readable as a relationship-based funder with flexible grant terms than as a program-driven grantmaker.
A clear thread in the Afzal Family Foundation’s giving is support for organizations connected to faith-based and community-serving work. Darul Ulum NY received $45,000 in 2023 to support the organization, while Darul Quran Sunnah received $36,000 for the same broad purpose. Community food access also appears in the record. Manna on Main Street received $10,000 in 2023 to fight hunger, placing food security within the foundation’s recent portfolio. The foundation also supported local religious institutions and related community groups in Pennsylvania, including Np Mosque with a $24,000 grant to support the organization and Zubaida Foundation with $36,000 to support. These grants show a pattern of backing institutions that appear to serve local community needs through general operating support rather than narrowly defined programs.
The Afzal Family Foundation gives large grants relative to its typical award profile: the 25th percentile is $24,000, the median is $36,000, and the 75th percentile is $45,000. Recent activity shows a strong tilt toward a few very large support grants, including multiple awards in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. The recent list also suggests repeat support: one recipient appears more than once across the listed years, which points to ongoing relationships rather than isolated one-off gifts. The foundation is a family foundation, does not fund individuals, and does not make program-related investments. The grant purposes are consistently broad, usually framed as “for support” or “to support organization.”
$790K
$2.3M
$346K
$815K
Most grants fall between $24K and $45K, with a median of $36K.
25th Percentile
$24K
Median
$36K
75th Percentile
$45K
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Notable grantees: SEE ATTACHED LIST (recipient of two grants totaling $1,685,516), SEE ATTACHED LIST ($841,470)
Grant recipients are concentrated in the United States, with all recent grants going to US organizations. Pennsylvania receives most of the foundation’s grants overall, accounting for 67% of grants to recipients in the HQ state. Within the recent list, recipients appear in Sellersville, Lansdale, Yardley, and Malvern in Pennsylvania, along with Queens and Woodside in New York. New York is the top state by grant count, even though the foundation’s headquarters are in Sellersville, Pennsylvania. That pattern suggests a regional footprint centered in Pennsylvania with additional giving across nearby New York communities.
The recent grants show support for faith-based and community-serving organizations, plus hunger relief. Examples include Darul Ulum NY, Darul Quran Sunnah, Np Mosque, Zubaida Foundation, and Manna on Main Street. The listed purposes are broad, such as “for support” and “to fight hunger.”
Its typical grant size is fairly high: the 25th percentile is $24,000, the median is $36,000, and the 75th percentile is $45,000. Recent giving also includes much larger awards in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Yes. The recent-grants record shows repeat support for at least one recipient across multiple years, alongside several other awards to a small set of organizations. That pattern suggests ongoing relationships rather than isolated one-time grants.
Its grants are regional, with all listed grants going to US recipients. Pennsylvania accounts for 67% of grants to recipients in the HQ state, while New York is the top state by grant count across the recent record.
The grant purposes are consistently broad and flexible, usually stated as “for support” or “to support organization.” The recent record is dominated by a small number of large unrestricted-style grants, which indicates general support rather than tightly restricted project funding.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SEE ATTACHED LIST SEE ATTACHED LIST | SELLERSVILLE, PA | $790,185 | 2025 | FOR SUPPORT |
| SEE ATTACHED LIST SEE ATTACHED LIST | SELLERSVILLE, PA | $895,331 | 2024 | FOR SUPPORT |
| SEE ATTACHED LIST | SELLERSVILLE, PA | $841,470 | 2023 | FOR SUPPORT |
| DARUL ULUM NY | QUEENS, NY | $45,000 | 2023 | TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION |
| DARUL QURAN SUNNAH | WOODSIDE, NY | $36,000 | 2023 | TO SUPPORT ORGANIOZATION |
| ZUBAIDA FOUNDATION | YARDLEY, PA | $36,000 | 2023 | TO SUPPORT |
| IMO | SELLERSVILLE, PA | $36,000 | 2023 | TO SUPPORT |
| NP MOSQUE | LANSDALE, PA | $24,000 | 2023 | TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION |
| MANNA ON MAIN STREET | LANSDALE, PA | $10,000 | 2023 | TO FIGHT HUNGER |
| AMANA FOUNDATION | MALVERN PA, VA | $9,500 | 2023 | TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION |
SEE ATTACHED LIST SEE ATTACHED LIST
$790,185FOR SUPPORT
SEE ATTACHED LIST SEE ATTACHED LIST
$895,331FOR SUPPORT
SEE ATTACHED LIST
$841,470FOR SUPPORT
DARUL ULUM NY
$45,000TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION
DARUL QURAN SUNNAH
$36,000TO SUPPORT ORGANIOZATION
ZUBAIDA FOUNDATION
$36,000TO SUPPORT
IMO
TO SUPPORT
NP MOSQUE
$24,000TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION
MANNA ON MAIN STREET
$10,000TO FIGHT HUNGER
AMANA FOUNDATION
$9,500TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION