Our vision is for a Fresno where students excel, community members are healthy and whole, and neighborhoods thrive. We connect churches and community partners to serve schools and neighborhoods through programs, training, and resources.
Every Neighborhood Partnership concentrates its giving on Fresno neighborhood development, and its recent grants show repeated support for the same local community development corporations year after year. The largest grant in the list was $29,665 to Lowell Comm Dev Corp in 2025 for Neighborhood Development, followed by a $27,055 grant in 2024 to Hidalgo Comm Dev Corp and a $24,814 grant in 2024 to Highway City Comm Dev Inc. That pattern points to a funder that works through place-based partners rather than one-off projects. Their stated vision is for a Fresno where students excel, community members are healthy and whole, and neighborhoods thrive, and the foundation says it connects churches and community partners to serve schools and neighborhoods through programs, training, and resources. The grant list also shows continuing relationships with groups such as Jackson CDC, El Dorado Park Comm Dev Corp, and Another Level Training, all in Fresno. With annual grants of $248,078 and total assets of $2,281,625, the foundation appears to operate on a local scale tied closely to neighborhood-focused organizations.
Neighborhood development is the clearest throughline in the recent grant list, with $22,200 to Familias en Accion in 2024 and $21,355 to El Dorado Park Comm Dev Corp in 2024 both tagged for Neighborhood Development. The same theme appears in support for community development corporations serving distinct Fresno neighborhoods, including $14,187 to Jackson CDC in 2025. Capacity building and training also show up in the portfolio: Another Level Training received $15,509 in 2024 and another $7,161 in 2025, both for Neighborhood Development. The foundation’s broader focus areas include Education, Community development, Health & wellness, Youth development, and Neighborhood organizing, and the grant purposes suggest those categories are pursued through local organizations working directly with residents and neighborhood institutions.
Typical grant size is modest and clustered: p25 is $13,389, median is $17,865, and p75 is $22,347. The recent awards also show repeat support across years, with multiple recipients appearing in both 2024 and 2025, including Highway City Comm Dev Inc, Lowell Comm Dev Corp, Hidalgo Comm Dev Corp, Jackson CDC, El Dorado Park Comm Dev Corp, and Another Level Training. The foundation is classified as a Mixed - Community Foundation and does not fund individuals or make program-related investments. The recent grant list suggests a recurring local grantmaking pattern rather than isolated awards.
$6K
$2.3M
$1.9M
$1.8M
Most grants fall between $13K and $22K, with a median of $18K.
25th Percentile
$13K
Median
$18K
75th Percentile
$22K
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Grantmaking is fully local and fully in-state: 100% of the recent grants went to recipients in California, and all listed recipients are in Fresno. The recent list includes organizations in Fresno such as Lowell Comm Dev Corp, Hidalgo Comm Dev Corp, Highway City Comm Dev Inc, Familias en Accion, Jackson CDC, and El Dorado Park Comm Dev Corp. No non-U.S. countries appear in the recipient distribution. This is a narrow geographic footprint centered on neighborhood partners in one city.
The foundation supports local neighborhood-focused organizations in Fresno, especially community development corporations and neighborhood partners. Recent grants went to groups such as Lowell Comm Dev Corp, Highway City Comm Dev Inc, Familias en Accion, Jackson CDC, and El Dorado Park Comm Dev Corp, all for Neighborhood Development.
Typical awards are in the mid-to-high teens. The distribution provided is p25 at $13,389, median at $17,865, and p75 at $22,347, which indicates a fairly tight local grant range.
No. The recipient distribution shows 100% of grants to recipients in California, and the recent grants list shows all recipients in Fresno, CA.
No. The foundation is marked as not funding individuals, and its recent grants are all to organizations rather than people.
Yes. Several organizations appear in both 2024 and 2025, including Highway City Comm Dev Inc, Lowell Comm Dev Corp, Hidalgo Comm Dev Corp, Jackson CDC, El Dorado Park Comm Dev Corp, and Another Level Training.
2026
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2026.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EL DORADO PARK COMM DEV CORP | FRESNO, CA | $6,000 | 2026 | NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT |
| Lowell Comm Dev Corp | Fresno, CA | $29,665 | 2025 | Neighborhood Development |
| Highway City Comm Dev Inc | Fresno, CA | $22,396 | 2025 | Neighborhood Development |
| Jackson CDC | Fresno, CA | $14,187 | 2025 | Neighborhood Development |
| Hidalgo Comm Dev Corp | Fresno, CA | $13,942 | 2025 | Neighborhood Development |
| EL Dorado Park Comm Dev Corp | Fresno, CA | $13,205 | 2025 | Neighborhood Development |
| Another Level Training | Fresno, CA | $7,161 | 2025 | Neighborhood Development |
| Hidalgo Comm Dev Corp | Fresno, CA | $27,055 | 2024 | Neighborhood Development |
| Highway City Comm Dev Inc | Fresno, CA | $24,814 | 2024 | Neighborhood Development |
| Familias en Accion | Fresno, CA | $22,200 | 2024 | Neighborhood Development |
| El Dorado Park Comm Dev Corp | Fresno, CA | $21,355 | 2024 | Neighborhood Development |
| Lowell Comm Dev Corp | Fresno, CA | $20,221 | 2024 | Neighborhood Development |
| Another Level Training | Fresno, CA | $15,509 | 2024 | Neighborhood Development |
| Jackson CDC | Fresno, CA | $10,868 | 2024 | Neighborhood Development |
| Generation Changers | Fresno, CA | $5,500 | 2024 | Neighborhood Development |
| On Ramps Church | Fresno, CA | $32,000 | 2023 | School Hub |
| Fresno Area Comm Enterprises | Fresno, CA | $18,000 | 2023 | School Hub |
| Image Church | Fresno, CA | $15,000 | 2023 | School Hub |
| Saint Rest Baptist Church | Fresno, CA | $10,000 | 2023 | School Hub |
EL DORADO PARK COMM DEV CORP
$6,000NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT
Highway City Comm Dev Inc
$22,396Neighborhood Development
Jackson CDC
$14,187Neighborhood Development
Hidalgo Comm Dev Corp
$13,942Neighborhood Development
EL Dorado Park Comm Dev Corp
$13,205Neighborhood Development
Another Level Training
$7,161Neighborhood Development
Hidalgo Comm Dev Corp
$27,055Neighborhood Development
Highway City Comm Dev Inc
$24,814Neighborhood Development
Familias en Accion
$22,200Neighborhood Development
El Dorado Park Comm Dev Corp
$21,355Neighborhood Development
Another Level Training
$15,509Neighborhood Development
Jackson CDC
$10,868Neighborhood Development
Generation Changers
$5,500Neighborhood Development
On Ramps Church
$32,000School Hub
Fresno Area Comm Enterprises
$18,000School Hub
Image Church
$15,000School Hub
Saint Rest Baptist Church
$10,000School Hub