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    Associated Students Ucla

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    LOS ANGELES, CAWebsite3107948844

    About Associated Students Ucla

    Associated Students UCLA concentrates its giving on campus-centered student support and health causes, with sizable recurring awards to UCLA entities for scholarships, student services, and reproductive/sexual health programs. It also supports pediatric HIV/AIDS research and children’s health organizations, and makes occasional responsive gifts for community disasters such as the Maui wildfires. The portfolio blends institution-focused education/health investments with a smaller set of specialized child-health and emergency relief grants.

    Focus Areas

    UCLA campus student support and scholarships (financial aid, student programs, STI screening, reproductive health services)Pediatric HIV/AIDS research and treatment supportChildren’s illness support programs and therapeutic campsRegional disaster relief and recovery (e.g., Maui wildfire fund)

    Who They Fund

    individuals seeking STI screening and reproductive health services (including abortion seekers)students receiving scholarships / student supportchildren and pediatric patients with HIV/AIDS

    About Associated Students Ucla

    Associated Students UCLA’s largest recent grant was $173,550 to the Regents of the University of California, Los Angeles for STI screening and waiver of abortion fees, which shows how directly the funder uses philanthropy to support student health access on campus. The grant record also includes repeated support for UCLA-linked student services, along with funding for pediatric HIV/AIDS research and child-health organizations. That combination places academic student support alongside targeted health and emergency relief in the same portfolio. The foundation’s recent grants show both scale and repetition. It gave multiple awards to UCLA-affiliated recipients across 2024 and 2025, including scholarships and student support initiatives through The UCLA Foundation. Outside the campus core, it funded the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation for pediatric HIV/AIDS research and the Hawaii Community Foundation’s Maui Wild Fire Fund after the 2023 disaster response period. Its annual grants totaled $416,657, with a portfolio that is concentrated but not limited to campus programs. The pattern is institution-centered, with a smaller set of grants aimed at children’s health and disaster recovery.

    What Associated Students Ucla Funds

    Student health and student support are the clearest throughline in the portfolio. Associated Students UCLA gave $173,550 in 2025 to the Regents of the University of California, Los Angeles for STI screening and waiver of abortion fees, and $52,711 in 2024 to The UCLA Foundation for scholarships and student support initiatives. The funder also backs pediatric HIV/AIDS work. It awarded $44,597 in 2025 to the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation for pediatric HIV/AIDS research, after giving $15,700 in 2024 and $8,919 in 2025 to The Laurel Foundation for the same broad area. Children’s illness support appears as a separate line of giving, including $9,502 in 2024 and $5,069 in 2025 to The Painted Turtle to assist children with illness. Disaster response also appears in the record through a $39,759 grant in 2025 to the Hawaii Community Foundation for the Maui Wild Fire Fund.

    How Associated Students Ucla Gives

    Typical grant size sits at $11,076 at the 25th percentile, $19,556 at the median, and $42,178 at the 75th percentile. The recent record shows repeat support to the same organizations across years, including UCLA-affiliated recipients and pediatric health groups. That points to a pattern of recurring institutional funding rather than isolated one-off gifts. Associated Students UCLA is an operating-style campus funder rather than a family foundation or DAF. It also has active programs for student relief, RFPs, and in-kind donations, and those channels accept unsolicited requests.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $419K

    Total Assets

    $65M

    Total Revenue

    $64.5M

    Total Expenses

    $64.5M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $11K and $42K, with a median of $20K.

    25th Percentile

    $11K

    Median

    $20K

    75th Percentile

    $42K

    Geographic Reach

    Regional3 states funded
    Funding intensity
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    children with serious illnesses
    residents affected by the Maui wildfires

    Giving Approach

    Relatively concentrated, mid-sized giving with repeat grants to core institutional grantees (UCLA entities and known pediatric/HIV nonprofits); a mix of multi-grant relationships and occasional one-off community relief gifts.

    Funding Style

    direct service provisionresearch grantsemergency / disaster reliefscholarships / student financial support

    Notable grantees: Regents of the University of California, Los Angeles, The UCLA Foundation, Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation, Hawaii Community Foundation, The Painted Turtle

    Topics

    sexual and reproductive health services (STI screening, abortion fee waivers)scholarships and student support initiativespediatric HIV/AIDS researchpediatric healthcare and support for children with serious illnessdisaster relief and recovery (Maui wildfire fund)

    Where Associated Students Ucla Makes Grants

    Grantmaking is heavily California-centered: 73% of grants go to recipients in CA, and the top state by grant count is also CA. Los Angeles appears repeatedly through UCLA-related recipients, while Pasadena and Santa Monica show up among child-health grantees. Outside California, the recent record reaches Honolulu through the Hawaii Community Foundation and Washington, DC through pediatric AIDS funding. All recent grants in the data were made to US recipients.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Associated Students Ucla

    What kinds of causes does Associated Students UCLA fund most often?

    The strongest pattern is campus-centered student support and health. Recent grants include STI screening and waiver of abortion fees, scholarships and student support initiatives, pediatric HIV/AIDS research, children’s illness support, and disaster relief through the Maui Wild Fire Fund.

    Does Associated Students UCLA make repeat grants to the same organizations?

    Yes. The record shows repeated support to the same recipients across 2024 and 2025, including UCLA-affiliated entities, pediatric HIV/AIDS organizations, and The Painted Turtle. That suggests ongoing relationships rather than purely one-time grants.

    What is the typical grant size?

    The grant-size distribution centers around $11,076 at the 25th percentile, a $19,556 median, and $42,178 at the 75th percentile. The recent record also includes both larger campus awards and smaller gifts for children’s health and disaster response.

    Where does Associated Students UCLA give most often?

    California is the main giving state, with 73% of grants going to recipients there. Los Angeles is a recurring recipient city, and the recent list also includes Pasadena and Santa Monica in California, plus Honolulu and Washington, DC outside the state.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2026

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2026.

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    Current and upcoming funding from Associated Students Ucla that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.

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    Philanthropy Donation Requests

    student programmingeducational developmentcampus community support+3 more

    Who can apply: Eligible applicants include UCLA student groups and university departments programming student-related events where students will be the majority of attendees, and K-12 schools and groups. Priority is given to UCLA student groups that cannot secure funding from other campus funds, are focused on students' educational development, have not received ASUCLA donations before, and are hosting non-annual student-related events. Merchandise used for raffle or door prizes must be awarded to current UCLA students. For promotional support, the request must align with ASUCLA core values, involve extensive student-community fundraising coordination, add value to fundraising efforts, last no more than one week, and the recipient of monetary proceeds must be an established 501(c)(3).

    Deadline: Donation Request Forms must be submitted at least four weeks prior to the date the donation is needed.

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    Open nowRolling / open intakeAward: Varies

    ASUCLA In-Kind Donation Program

    student programmingeducational developmentcampus events+2 more

    Who can apply: Eligible applicants include UCLA student groups and university departments where students are the majority of attendees, plus K-12 schools and groups. Priority is given to groups that cannot secure other campus funding, are focused on student educational development, have not previously received ASUCLA donations, and are supporting a non-annual student-related event. K-12 schools and groups receive only UCLA information packets and pennants. Requests benefiting grades 9-12 are not fulfilled due to NCAA regulations.

    Deadline: Donation Request Forms must be submitted at least four weeks prior to the date the donation is needed.

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    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    REGENTS UNIVERSITY CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELESLOS ANGELES, CA$304,0882026STI SCREENING & WAIVER OF ABORTION FEES
    WESLEY FOUNDATION SERVING UCLALOS ANGELES, CA$40,0002026UCLA STUDENT BASIC NEEDS SUPPORT.
    ELIZABETH GLASER PEDIATRIC AIDS FOUNDATIONWASHINGTON, DC$26,3052026PED HIV/ AIDS RESEARCH
    LA STRONG LAFDLOS ANGELES, CA$19,8802026LOS ANGELES WILDFIRE RELIEF SUPPORT.
    THE PAINTED TURTLESANTA MONICA, CA$17,6892026ASSIST CHILDREN WITH ILLNESS
    THE UCLA FOUNDATIONLOS ANGELES, CA$5,6372026SCHOLARSHIPS AND STUDENT SUPPORT INITIATIVES
    THE LAUREL FOUNDATIONPASADENA, CA$5,2612026PED HIV/AIDS RESEARCH
    REGENTS UNIVERSITY CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELESLOS ANGELES, CA$173,5502025STI SCREENING & WAIVER OF ABORTION FEES
    ELIZABETH GLASER PEDIATRIC AIDS FOUNDATIONWASHINGTON, DC$44,5972025PED HIV/ AIDS RESEARCH
    HAWAII COMMUNITY FOUNDATIONHONOLULU, HI$39,7592025MAUI WILD FIRE FUND
    THE UCLA FOUNDATIONLOS ANGELES, CA$19,5562025SCHOLARSHIPS AND STUDENT SUPPORT INITIATIVES
    THE LAUREL FOUNDATIONPASADENA, CA$8,9192025PED HIV/AIDS RESEARCH
    THE PAINTED TURTLESANTA MONICA, CA$5,0692025ASSIST CHILDREN WITH ILLNESS
    THE UCLA FOUNDATIONLOS ANGELES, CA$52,7112024SCHOLARSHIPS AND STUDENT SUPPORT INITIATIVES
    REGENTS UNIVERSITY CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELESLOS ANGELES, CA$34,6442024STI SCREENING & WAIVER OF ABORTION FEES
    THE LAUREL FOUNDATIONPASADENA, CA$15,7002024PED HIV/AIDS RESEARCH
    ELIZABETH GLASER PEDIATRIC AIDS FOUNDATIONWASHINGTON, DC$12,6502024PED HIV/ AIDS RESEARCH
    THE PAINTED TURTLESANTA MONICA, CA$9,5022024ASSIST CHILDREN WITH ILLNESS
    THE LAUREL FOUNDATIONPASADENA, CA$70,0002023PED HIV/AIDS RESEARCH
    REGENTS UNIVERSITY CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELESLOS ANGELES, CA$15,0002023CARE PROGRAM, ECONOMIC CRISIS RESPONSE, OTHER

    REGENTS UNIVERSITY CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES

    $304,088
    LOS ANGELES, CA2026

    STI SCREENING & WAIVER OF ABORTION FEES

    WESLEY FOUNDATION SERVING UCLA

    $40,000
    LOS ANGELES, CA2026

    UCLA STUDENT BASIC NEEDS SUPPORT.

    ELIZABETH GLASER PEDIATRIC AIDS FOUNDATION

    $26,305
    WASHINGTON, DC2026

    PED HIV/ AIDS RESEARCH

    LA STRONG LAFD

    $19,880
    LOS ANGELES, CA2026

    LOS ANGELES WILDFIRE RELIEF SUPPORT.

    THE PAINTED TURTLE

    $17,689
    SANTA MONICA, CA2026

    ASSIST CHILDREN WITH ILLNESS

    THE UCLA FOUNDATION

    $5,637
    LOS ANGELES, CA2026

    SCHOLARSHIPS AND STUDENT SUPPORT INITIATIVES

    THE LAUREL FOUNDATION

    $5,261
    PASADENA, CA2026

    PED HIV/AIDS RESEARCH

    REGENTS UNIVERSITY CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES

    $173,550
    LOS ANGELES, CA2025

    STI SCREENING & WAIVER OF ABORTION FEES

    ELIZABETH GLASER PEDIATRIC AIDS FOUNDATION

    $44,597
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    PED HIV/ AIDS RESEARCH

    HAWAII COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

    $39,759
    HONOLULU, HI2025

    MAUI WILD FIRE FUND

    THE UCLA FOUNDATION

    $19,556
    LOS ANGELES, CA2025

    SCHOLARSHIPS AND STUDENT SUPPORT INITIATIVES

    THE LAUREL FOUNDATION

    $8,919
    PASADENA, CA2025

    PED HIV/AIDS RESEARCH

    THE PAINTED TURTLE

    $5,069
    SANTA MONICA, CA2025

    ASSIST CHILDREN WITH ILLNESS

    THE UCLA FOUNDATION

    $52,711
    LOS ANGELES, CA2024

    SCHOLARSHIPS AND STUDENT SUPPORT INITIATIVES

    REGENTS UNIVERSITY CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES

    $34,644
    LOS ANGELES, CA2024

    STI SCREENING & WAIVER OF ABORTION FEES

    THE LAUREL FOUNDATION

    $15,700
    PASADENA, CA2024

    PED HIV/AIDS RESEARCH

    ELIZABETH GLASER PEDIATRIC AIDS FOUNDATION

    $12,650
    WASHINGTON, DC2024

    PED HIV/ AIDS RESEARCH

    THE PAINTED TURTLE

    $9,502
    SANTA MONICA, CA2024

    ASSIST CHILDREN WITH ILLNESS

    THE LAUREL FOUNDATION

    $70,000
    PASADENA, CA2023

    PED HIV/AIDS RESEARCH

    REGENTS UNIVERSITY CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES

    $15,000
    LOS ANGELES, CA2023

    CARE PROGRAM, ECONOMIC CRISIS RESPONSE, OTHER