The Amdani Family Foundation concentrates its giving on direct charity and Muslim faith-based institutions. The vast majority of funds flow to emergency/regular assistance for needy families and to support mosques/Islamic centers, suggesting a mix of poverty relief and religious community support. Grants are large and few, indicating targeted, high-value interventions rather than many small gifts.
Highly concentrated: five large grants totaling $1.5M with repeat, substantial payments to a single 'Donations to Needy Families' recipient and significant gifts to Islamic religious organizations.
Amdani Family Foundation Inc centers its giving on direct charity for needy families and support for mosques and Islamic centers. Its largest recent gifts show that pattern clearly: $462,575 in 2023 to Donations to Needy Families in Davie for charity to needy families, followed by $405,535 in 2025 and $405,534 in 2024 to the same recipient for the same purpose. That repeated use of large grants suggests a sustained commitment to a small set of local priorities rather than broad, program-diverse philanthropy. The foundation also funds Muslim faith-based institutions. In 2023, it gave $200,000 to Islamic Foundation in Sunrise for charity to mosque, and another $50,000 to Islamic Center in Pompano for charity to mosque. These gifts place religious community support alongside family assistance as the main parts of its grantmaking. Across the recent grants list, the pattern is concentrated, high-value, and local, with all recorded recipients located in Florida.
Amdani Family Foundation Inc gives mainly in two areas. First is emergency and regular assistance for needy families. The clearest example is $405,535 in 2025 to Donations to Needy Families in Davie for charity to needy families, paired with a similar $405,534 grant in 2024 for the same purpose. Second is support for mosques and Islamic community centers. The foundation awarded $200,000 in 2023 to Islamic Foundation in Sunrise for charity to mosque, showing a substantial institutional gift tied to religious community life. A smaller third area appears in support for local Islamic centers, such as the $50,000 grant in 2023 to Islamic Center in Pompano for charity to mosque. The grant list points to direct, restricted charitable support rather than a wide mix of program types.
The foundation’s recent grants are large relative to its total grant count. The middle of the distribution sits at a median of $302,767, with the lower quartile at $162,500 and the upper quartile at $419,794. That spread points to a handful of substantial awards rather than many small ones. The grant record also shows repetition: the same needy-families recipient appears in 2023, 2024, and 2025, indicating an ongoing relationship. The foundation is a private family foundation, does not fund individuals, and makes no program-related investments. Its grantmaking appears restricted to direct charitable gifts, with no application process shown in the available data.
$406K
$291K
$369K
$406K
Most grants fall between $163K and $420K, with a median of $303K.
25th Percentile
$163K
Median
$303K
75th Percentile
$420K
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Notable grantees: Donations to Needy Families, Islamic Foundation, Islamic Center
Amdani Family Foundation Inc gives locally, and every recorded recipient is in Florida. Davie appears repeatedly as the recipient city, while Sunrise and Pompano also receive grants. By state, Florida accounts for 100% of grants in the data, and there are no non-U.S. recipient countries shown. The geographic pattern is tightly concentrated around South Florida rather than spread across multiple states or countries.
The foundation supports needy-family charity and Muslim faith-based institutions. Recent grants include repeated gifts to Donations to Needy Families for charity to needy families, plus support for Islamic Foundation and Islamic Center for charity to mosque.
Typical grants are substantial: the 25th percentile is $162,500, the median is $302,767, and the 75th percentile is $419,794.
No. The recipient-country distribution shows 100% of grants to U.S. recipients, and all recorded recipient cities are in Florida, including Davie, Sunrise, and Pompano.
Yes. Donations to Needy Families received grants in 2023, 2024, and 2025, all labeled charity to needy families. That points to an ongoing relationship rather than a one-time gift.
It gives through direct charitable grants rather than to individuals or program-related investments. The recent record is concentrated in a few large awards, with all listed recipients in Florida and a strong emphasis on family assistance and mosque support.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DONATIONS TO NEEDY FAMILIES | DAVIE, FL | $405,535 | 2025 | CHARITY TO NEEDY FAMILIES |
| DONATIONS TO NEEDY FAMILIES | DAVIE, FL | $405,534 | 2024 | CHARITY TO NEEDY FAMILIES |
| DONATIONS TO NEEDY FAMILIES | DAVIE, FL | $462,575 | 2023 | CHARITY TO NEEDY FAMILIES |
| ISLAMIC FOUNDATION | SUNRISE, FL | $200,000 | 2023 | CHARITY TO MOSQUE |
| ISLAMIC CENTER | POMPANO, FL | $50,000 | 2023 | CHARITY TO MOSQUE |
DONATIONS TO NEEDY FAMILIES
$405,535CHARITY TO NEEDY FAMILIES
DONATIONS TO NEEDY FAMILIES
$405,534CHARITY TO NEEDY FAMILIES
DONATIONS TO NEEDY FAMILIES
$462,575CHARITY TO NEEDY FAMILIES
ISLAMIC FOUNDATION
$200,000CHARITY TO MOSQUE
ISLAMIC CENTER
$50,000CHARITY TO MOSQUE