GO PHILANTHROPIC CHARITABLE FUND concentrates its giving on community-based social services with a clear emphasis on programs serving children and people with special needs, plus grassroots community and economic-empowerment initiatives. Most grants are unrestricted program support and the portfolio mixes one major commitment with several smaller, targeted gifts to local or mission-driven nonprofits.
Concentrated portfolio: one dominant grant (~62% of dollars) to a primary grantee plus 4 smaller supporting grants. Predominantly unrestricted "supporting" awards, focused on program-level funding for mission-driven, community-serving organizations rather than broad institutional endowments.
A single four-figure commitment accounts for more than half of Go Philanthropic Charitable Fund’s 2024 giving: $108,018 to Husk Foundation in Tomball, Texas. That large support sits alongside smaller program gifts to organizations working with children with disabilities, community wellbeing, financial inclusion, and access to education. The pattern suggests a funder that backs a primary partner while also making targeted grants to mission-aligned nonprofits. The foundation’s recent grants include $23,500 to Exceptional Children's Foundation in Culver City, California, for support, and $22,000 to Journeys Within Our Community in Truckee, California, also for support. Those awards place children and special-needs services close to the center of the portfolio, while the named recipients also point to broader community support. Another $10,384 went to Community Empowerment Fund (cef) in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, and $10,200 to Education for All Children in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Across the current grant list, every award is in the United States, and the giving pattern is regional rather than national.
Children with disabilities and special needs appear to be a core interest. In 2024, Go Philanthropic Charitable Fund gave $23,500 to Exceptional Children's Foundation in Culver City, California, for support. Community-based services are another visible theme. The foundation awarded $22,000 to Journeys Within Our Community in Truckee, California, also for support. Financial inclusion and community empowerment show up through a $10,384 grant to Community Empowerment Fund (cef) in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, for support. Education access is present as well, with $10,200 to Education for All Children in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, again for support. The recipients suggest a portfolio built around direct service organizations and locally rooted initiatives rather than a single cause area.
Grant sizes cluster around a mid-sized range, with p25 at $10,384, a median of $22,000, and p75 at $23,500. The 2024 list also includes one much larger award of $108,018, which lifts total annual giving to $174,102 against assets of $324,307. The recent record shows support grants rather than restricted project-specific awards in the listed descriptions. All five recent grants are in 2024, so the provided data shows a current-year snapshot rather than a multi-year recurring pattern.
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Most grants fall between $10K and $24K, with a median of $22K.
25th Percentile
$10K
Median
$22K
75th Percentile
$24K
About 0% of grants go to recipients in CA.
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Notable grantees: HUSK FOUNDATION, EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN'S FOUNDATION, JOURNEYS WITHIN OUR COMMUNITY, COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT FUND (CEF), EDUCATION FOR ALL CHILDREN
The foundation’s recent giving is entirely U.S.-based, with 5 grants and 100% of recipient organizations located in the United States. Texas is the top state by grant count, driven by Husk Foundation in Tomball. California follows with grants to organizations in Culver City and Truckee, while additional recipients are in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, and Portsmouth, New Hampshire. No grants in the supplied list go to recipients in New York.
The recent grant list points to organizations serving children with disabilities and special needs, community empowerment and financial inclusion, and education access for underserved children. Named recipients include Exceptional Children's Foundation, Community Empowerment Fund (cef), and Education for All Children.
Typical awards cluster in the low-to-mid $20,000 range. The supplied distribution shows p25 at $10,384, a median of $22,000, and p75 at $23,500.
Texas is the top state by grant count in the supplied data. The largest recent grant went to Husk Foundation in Tomball, Texas, and every listed grant is to a U.S. recipient.
The grant descriptions in the recent list are labeled “supporting,” which indicates general support rather than a detailed project-specific purpose in the supplied data.
The recipient country distribution shows 5 grants in the United States, representing 100% of the recent grants provided.
2024
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2024.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HUSK FOUNDATION | TOMBALL, TX | $108,018 | 2024 | SUPPORTING. |
| HUSK FOUNDATION | TOMBALL, TX | $35,935 | 2024 | SUPPORTING |
| EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN'S FOUNDATION | CULVER CITY, CA | $23,500 | 2024 | SUPPORTING. |
| JOURNEYS WITHIN OUR COMMUNITY | TRUCKEE, CA | $22,000 | 2024 | SUPPORTING. |
| EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN'S FOUNDATION | CULVER CITY, CA | $15,873 | 2024 | SUPPORTING |
| JOURNEYS WITHIN OUR COMMUNITY | TRUCKEE, CA | $12,000 | 2024 | SUPPORTING |
| COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT FUND (CEF) | CHAPEL HILL, NC | $10,384 | 2024 | SUPPORTING. |
| EDUCATION FOR ALL CHILDREN | PORTSMOUTH, NH | $10,200 | 2024 | SUPPORTING. |
| EDUCATION FOR ALL CHILDREN | PORTSMOUTH, NH | $7,050 | 2024 | SUPPORTING |
HUSK FOUNDATION
$108,018SUPPORTING.
HUSK FOUNDATION
$35,935SUPPORTING
JOURNEYS WITHIN OUR COMMUNITY
$22,000SUPPORTING.
JOURNEYS WITHIN OUR COMMUNITY
$12,000SUPPORTING