The Andrew Ennabe Charitable Foundation is a charitable non-profit organization (501(c)(3)) whose goal is to help children in developing countries who have suffered a dismemberment, disfigurement or other crippling injury by providing surgery, prosthetic devices, and rehabilitation.
The Andrew Ennabe Charitable Foundation centers its giving on children who have suffered dismemberment, disfigurement, or other crippling injuries, with support aimed at surgery, prosthetic devices, rehabilitation, and related direct assistance. Its recent grants show a clear pattern of substantial, repeated awards to organizations serving injured children in developing countries. The largest recent grant on file is $100,408 to Orthopedia Centroamericana for help children, and the foundation also made a $64,365 grant to Beit Shaour USA Organization for the same purpose. Another significant award, $62,723 to Caritas Jordan, points to the same child-focused medical mission. The foundation’s active program description says it is operated by volunteers and seeks to minimize operating expenses, which aligns with its direct-service approach. Across the recent record, the foundation gives through a small set of recurring recipients rather than a broad, one-time portfolio, and the grant purposes are consistently tied to treatment and support for injured children.
In child health and surgical care, the foundation gave $100,408 to Orthopedia Centroamericana for help children, reflecting its focus on surgery and medical care for injured children. It also supported Caritas Jordan with $62,723 for help children, extending that same medical mission to another recipient serving children in need. Rehabilitation is part of the stated program, and the grant record includes direct support consistent with that aim. The foundation also works through partner organizations in the United States: Beit Shaour USA Organization received $64,365 for help children, showing that some giving is routed through California-based intermediaries tied to overseas assistance. Additional grants to Middle Eastern Outreach and Road of Success point to continued support for organizations involved in direct aid for children.
Typical grant sizes cluster around a middle range, with p25 at $10,213, a median of $33,670, and p75 of $48,572. The recent record also shows repeated awards to the same recipients across multiple years, including Orthopedia Centroamericana, Caritas Jordan, Beit Shaour USA Organization, Middle Eastern Outreach, and Road of Success. That pattern suggests ongoing support rather than isolated one-off grants. The foundation is a charitable nonprofit and the active program description says it is operated by volunteers with an aim to minimize operating expenses. Unsolicited applications are not accepted.
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$394K
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$299K
Most grants fall between $10K and $49K, with a median of $34K.
25th Percentile
$10K
Median
$34K
75th Percentile
$49K
CHRISTINA ENNABE
Top 5 recipient countries by grant volume for Andrew Ennabe Charitable Foundation.
| Rank | Country | Grants | Total | Share |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | United StatesDomestic | 12 | $312K | 54.5% |
| 2 | Jordan |
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Grant recipients are concentrated in California and in organizations connected to overseas child-health work. The most frequent recipient locations in the recent grants list include Yorba Linda, Duarte, Covina, and Carlsbad in California, alongside Colonía San Ign, Jabal Amman, Amman, Rue Principale, and EC. By country, 54.5% of grants went to US recipients, while Jordan accounted for 22.7%, Guatemala for 13.6%, Ecuador for 4.5%, and Lebanon for 4.5%.
It funds surgery, prosthetic devices, rehabilitation, and related direct assistance for children who have suffered dismemberment, disfigurement, or other crippling injuries, with a stated focus on developing countries.
No. The active program description says it does not accept unsolicited applications.
Typical grant size is middle-market relative to the recent record: p25 is $10,213, median grant size is $33,670, and p75 is $48,572.
Yes. Several recipients appear in multiple years, including Orthopedia Centroamericana, Caritas Jordan, Beit Shaour USA Organization, Middle Eastern Outreach, and Road of Success.
The leadership listed is Christina Ennabe.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
| 5 |
| $223K |
22.7% |
| 3 | Guatemala | 3 | $211K | 13.6% |
| 4 | Lebanon | 1 | $11K | 4.5% |
| 5 | Ecuador | 1 | $5K | 4.5% |
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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ORTHOPEDIA CENTROAMERICANA | COLONIA SAN IGN | $100,408 | 2025 | HELP CHILDREN |
| BEIT SHAOUR USA ORGANIZATION | YORBA LINDA, CA | $64,365 | 2025 | HELP CHILDREN |
| CARITAS JORDAN | JABAL AMMAN | $62,723 | 2025 | HELP CHILDREN |
| THE MOUDY & ROBYN FOUNDATION | CARLSBAD, CA | $28,292 | 2025 | — |
| OUR LADY OF PEACE | AMMAN | $15,650 | 2025 | — |
| SOEUR FRANC MISS DU COEUR IMM | RUE PRINCIPALE | $10,722 | 2025 | HELP CHILDREN |
| ROAD OF SUCCESS | DUARTE, CA | $8,000 | 2025 | HELP CHILDREN |
| ORTHOPEDIA CENTROAMERICANA | COLONIA SAN IGN | $55,440 | 2024 | HELP CHILDREN |
| CARITAS JORDAN | JABAL AMMAN | $50,055 | 2024 | HELP CHILDREN |
| BEIT SHAOUR USA ORGANIZATION | YORBA LINDA, CA | $50,000 | 2024 | HELP CHILDREN |
| CARITAS JORDAN | JABAL AMMAN | $47,145 | 2024 | HELP CHILDREN |
| BEIT SHAOUR USA ORGANIZATION | YORBA LINDA, CA | $33,670 | 2024 | HELP CHILDREN |
| MIDDLE EASTERN OUTREACH | DUARTE, CA | $29,685 | 2024 | HELP CHILDREN |
| AMUNICIATION MELKITE CATHOLIC | COVINA, CA | $10,700 | 2024 | HELP CHILDREN |
| ROAD OF SUCCESS | DUARTE, CA | $9,726 | 2024 | HELP CHILDREN |
| ROAD OF SUCCESS | DUARTE, CA | $7,217 | 2024 | HELP CHILDREN |
| CURIE HOSPITAL CENTER | — | $5,200 | 2024 | HELP CHILDREN |
| ORTHOPEDIA CENTROAMERICANA | COLONIA SAN IGN | $55,440 | 2023 | HELP CHILDREN |
| CARITAS JORDAN | JABAL AMMAN | $47,145 | 2023 | HELP CHILDREN |
| BEIT SHAOUR USA ORGANIZATION | YORBA LINDA, CA | $33,670 | 2023 | HELP CHILDREN |
| MIDDLE EASTERN OUTREACH | DUARTE, CA | $29,685 | 2023 | HELP CHILDREN |
| ROAD OF SUCCESS | DUARTE, CA | $7,217 | 2023 | HELP CHILDREN |
ORTHOPEDIA CENTROAMERICANA
$100,408HELP CHILDREN
BEIT SHAOUR USA ORGANIZATION
$64,365HELP CHILDREN
CARITAS JORDAN
$62,723HELP CHILDREN
THE MOUDY & ROBYN FOUNDATION
$28,292OUR LADY OF PEACE
$15,650SOEUR FRANC MISS DU COEUR IMM
$10,722HELP CHILDREN
ROAD OF SUCCESS
$8,000HELP CHILDREN
ORTHOPEDIA CENTROAMERICANA
$55,440HELP CHILDREN
CARITAS JORDAN
$50,055HELP CHILDREN
BEIT SHAOUR USA ORGANIZATION
$50,000HELP CHILDREN
CARITAS JORDAN
$47,145HELP CHILDREN
BEIT SHAOUR USA ORGANIZATION
$33,670HELP CHILDREN
MIDDLE EASTERN OUTREACH
$29,685HELP CHILDREN
AMUNICIATION MELKITE CATHOLIC
$10,700HELP CHILDREN
ROAD OF SUCCESS
$9,726HELP CHILDREN
ROAD OF SUCCESS
$7,217HELP CHILDREN
CURIE HOSPITAL CENTER
$5,200HELP CHILDREN
ORTHOPEDIA CENTROAMERICANA
$55,440HELP CHILDREN
CARITAS JORDAN
$47,145HELP CHILDREN
BEIT SHAOUR USA ORGANIZATION
$33,670HELP CHILDREN
MIDDLE EASTERN OUTREACH
$29,685HELP CHILDREN
ROAD OF SUCCESS
$7,217HELP CHILDREN