About Bryan Brothers Foundation
The Bryan Brothers Foundation concentrates almost all of its giving on youth sports—primarily tennis—supporting local clubs, regional associations, and national youth-tennis programs. One single grantee receives the lion’s share of funds through multi-year gifts, while the remainder of grants are modest awards to community tennis academies, tutoring-through-tennis programs, and a few health-related nonprofits. The foundation favors programs that combine athletic development with youth mentorship, education, and community access, with a clear geographic emphasis on Southern California but some national tennis partners as well.
Focus Areas
Youth tennis development and access programs (community clubs, academies, and first-serve initiatives)Regional tennis associations and tournament/league support in Southern CaliforniaTutoring and academic support paired with tennis (tennis-and-tutoring hybrid programs in underserved communities)Large-scale capacity/support grant to a single child-focused nonprofit (major multi-grant beneficiary)
Who They Fund
at-risk youthunderprivileged/low-income youthyouth in underserved local communities
About Bryan Brothers Foundation
Bryan Brothers Foundation Inc directs most of its giving toward a single child-focused nonprofit, Mh Inspiring Children Found, which received the three largest recent grants: $373,010 in 2023, $368,851 in 2024, and $305,500 in 2025. That pattern stands out alongside a broader set of smaller awards that support youth tennis, tutoring-through-tennis, and related community programs. The foundation’s recent grants show a consistent interest in helping young people through sports and education rather than making scattered gifts across unrelated fields. Beyond the largest beneficiary, the foundation has funded regional tennis organizations and local youth programs in California and other states. Southern California Tennis Assoc received grants in 2023 and 2025, while Vcjta appeared in both 2023 and 2024. Other recipients include East Palo Alto Tennis & Tutor, Rodney Street Tennis & Tutorg, Nyjtl, and First Serve. Together, these grants suggest a grantmaker that supports both direct youth-service delivery and the infrastructure around youth tennis participation. The foundation’s overall pattern is a mix of a major recurring relationship and a range of standard-sized awards to tennis academies, associations, and youth-serving nonprofits.
What Bryan Brothers Foundation Funds
Youth tennis access is a central theme in the foundation’s recent giving. It awarded $26,500 to Southern CA Tennis Assoc in 2023 and $7,760 to the same organization in 2025, indicating support for regional tennis infrastructure in Southern California. It also gave $18,050 to Usta in 2024, tying its grantmaking to national tennis participation and coordination. The foundation also backs programs that pair tennis with tutoring or academic support. In 2024, it gave $10,000 to East Palo Alto Tennis & Tutor in Palo Alto, CA, and in 2023 it awarded $10,000 to Rodney Street Tennis & Tutorg in Wilmington, DE. A related grant went to Nyjtl in Woodside, NY, with gifts of $10,000 in both 2023 and 2024. Beyond tennis-specific work, the foundation made a $20,000 grant to Limitless Sports LLC in Hampstead, MD, showing interest in youth sports programming beyond a single local market.
How Bryan Brothers Foundation Gives
Typical grant size is tightly clustered around $10,000, with a p25 of $10,000, a median of $10,000, and a p75 of $19,512. The recent record also shows a very large recurring relationship at the top end, alongside many smaller awards in the $6,500 to $26,500 range. The same recipients appear across multiple years, especially Mh Inspiring Children Found, Southern CA Tennis Assoc, Bush Tennis Center, Vcjta, and Nyjtl. That points to recurring support rather than one-off gifts only. Bryan Brothers Foundation Inc is a public charity and a regular funder, and the data shows no program-related investments and no funding to individuals.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$342K
Total Assets
$369K
Total Revenue
$346K
Total Expenses
$391K
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $10K and $20K, with a median of $10K.
25th Percentile
$10K
Median
$10K
75th Percentile
$20K
Geographic Reach
National10 states funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
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