Our mission is to provide hope, health, and healing for generations.
Children's Hope Alliance Foundation centers its giving on service grants that support children and families in North Carolina, with every recent grant in the record going to recipients in Barium Springs. The largest award on file is a $4,682,236 service grant in 2024 to Barium Springs Home for Children, followed by a $3,891,500 grant in 2025 to the same recipient. That pattern shows a close relationship with a small set of local organizations rather than a broad portfolio of outside beneficiaries. The foundation’s stated mission is to provide hope, health, and healing for generations, and its current focus areas point to foster care, child welfare, youth mental health, family support, therapy and behavioral health, and arts and music therapy. Recent awards also show the foundation using service grants to support Children's Hope Alliance itself, including a $946,328 grant in 2023. Taken together, the record suggests a local funder with substantial annual grantmaking and a strong emphasis on direct service and program support for community-based child and family services.
A major theme in the grant record is child and family services. The foundation gave $4,682,236 to Barium Springs Home for Children in 2024 and $3,891,500 in 2025, both as service grants, indicating sustained support for direct care delivery. Youth mental health and behavioral health also appear in the stated focus areas, alongside therapy and behavioral health and arts and music therapy. The philanthropic record further includes support for Children's Hope Alliance, with a $202,474 service grant in 2025 and a $175,000 service grant in 2024, showing that the foundation also funds its own related operations or affiliated service activity. Its listed focus areas point to foster care and child welfare as core priorities, with family support running alongside those services.
Typical grant size is large: the 25th percentile is $388,438, the median is $1,753,010, and the 75th percentile is $3,558,548. The six recent grants all go to North Carolina recipients, and the same organizations appear across multiple years, showing a recurring rather than one-off pattern. The foundation makes service grants and is tagged for direct service, project-specific or restricted grants, and short-term or one-time awards. It does not fund individuals and is not identified as making program-related investments.
$4.1M
$80.5M
$10.5M
$4.8M
Most grants fall between $388K and $3.6M, with a median of $1.8M.
25th Percentile
$388K
Median
$1.8M
75th Percentile
$3.6M
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Grantmaking is entirely local in the available record. All six recent grants went to recipients in Barium Springs, North Carolina, and 100% of grants in the dataset were awarded to U.S. recipients. North Carolina is the top state by grant count, with every grant landing in the foundation’s HQ state. The recipient city pattern is concentrated in one place rather than spread across multiple regions.
The stated focus areas are foster care, child welfare, youth mental health, family support, therapy and behavioral health, and arts and music therapy. The recent grant record aligns with those priorities through service grants supporting child and family services in Barium Springs, North Carolina.
Typical grant size is substantial. The 25th percentile is $388,438, the median is $1,753,010, and the 75th percentile is $3,558,548. Recent awards include several multi-hundred-thousand- to multi-million-dollar service grants.
The grant record is fully local in the available data. All six recent grants went to recipients in Barium Springs, North Carolina, and 100% of grants were awarded to U.S. recipients.
Yes. Barium Springs Home for Children appears in 2023, 2024, and 2025, and Children's Hope Alliance appears in 2023, 2024, and 2025 as well. That pattern indicates recurring support across multiple years.
The recent record is made up of service grants. The foundation is also tagged for direct service or program funding, project-specific or restricted grants, and short-term or one-time awards.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BARIUM SPRINGS HOME FOR CHILDREN | BARIUM SPRINGS, NC | $3,891,500 | 2025 | SERVICE GRANT |
| CHILDREN'S HOPE ALLIANCE | BARIUM SPRINGS, NC | $202,474 | 2025 | SERVICE GRANT |
| BARIUM SPRINGS HOME FOR CHILDREN | BARIUM SPRINGS, NC | $4,682,236 | 2024 | SERVICE GRANT |
| CHILDREN'S HOPE ALLIANCE | BARIUM SPRINGS, NC | $175,000 | 2024 | SERVICE GRANT |
| BARIUM SPRINGS HOME FOR CHILDREN | BARIUM SPRINGS, NC | $2,559,691 | 2023 | SERVICE GRANT |
| CHILDREN'S HOPE ALLIANCE | BARIUM SPRINGS, NC | $946,328 | 2023 | SERVICE GRANT |
BARIUM SPRINGS HOME FOR CHILDREN
$3,891,500SERVICE GRANT
BARIUM SPRINGS HOME FOR CHILDREN
$4,682,236SERVICE GRANT
CHILDREN'S HOPE ALLIANCE
$175,000SERVICE GRANT
BARIUM SPRINGS HOME FOR CHILDREN
$2,559,691SERVICE GRANT
SERVICE GRANT