It's 4 the Kids improves the lives of children in need, and their families, by providing access to basic necessities, education, and quality healthcare.
Its 4 the Kids Inc directed its largest recent grant — $77,339 in 2024 to Texas Dept of Family Protective Ser in Austin — toward supplies for families, which fits a broader pattern of direct, material support for children and caregivers. The foundation also gave $29,700 to Drums of Hope - Honduras in Plano for supplies to an orphanage and $10,000 to Vishal Bhagat Memorial Golf Tmt in Rockport for juvenile diabetes support, showing attention to basic needs, institutional child care, and pediatric health. Its 4 the Kids Inc funds children and families through practical aid rather than individual awards, and its listed focus areas include child welfare, hunger and food security, education, healthcare for children, orphanage support, foster care support, disaster relief, menstrual hygiene and girls’ empowerment, and holiday toy drives. The active Pitch Perfect program adds another layer: monthly ideas can be pitched to the Board of Advisors for potential funding and volunteer support to carry out projects that help children in need. The foundation’s recent grants point to a small-scale, service-oriented grantmaker with a regional footprint and recurring interest in basic necessities and child-focused relief.
Child welfare and family support appear at the center of Its 4 the Kids Inc’s giving. In 2024, it awarded $77,339 to Texas Dept of Family Protective Ser in Austin for supplies for family, a direct-service grant tied to household needs. Institutional child care also appears in the record: the foundation gave $29,700 to Drums of Hope - Honduras in Plano for supplies to orphanage, connecting its work to orphanage support. Pediatric health is another clear thread. A $10,000 grant to Vishal Bhagat Memorial Golf Tmt in Rockport supported juvenile diabetes, matching the foundation’s taxonomy around juvenile diabetes supplies and chronic pediatric conditions. The existing focus list also names hunger and food security, education, healthcare for children, disaster relief, menstrual hygiene and girls’ empowerment, and holiday toy drives, all consistent with material assistance for children and families.
Typical grant size is modest-to-midrange, with a p25 of $19,850, median of $29,700, and p75 of $53,520. The 2024 grants show both a larger family-supply award and smaller targeted gifts for orphanage support and juvenile diabetes. The foundation is active in program-related investments and gives through direct service and in-kind or material support. It also runs Pitch Perfect, a monthly initiative where people or organizations can pitch ideas to the Board of Advisors for potential funding and volunteer support. The recent record shows project-based support rather than individual aid, and the grant pattern is consistent with small-scale, one-time grants.
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Most grants fall between $20K and $54K, with a median of $30K.
25th Percentile
$20K
Median
$30K
75th Percentile
$54K
About 0% of grants go to recipients in TX.
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Its 4 the Kids Inc gives regionally, with Texas standing out as the top state by grant count. The 2024 record places recipients in Austin, Plano, and Rockport, all in Texas, while the recipient country distribution is entirely U.S.-based. No grants in the recent data go to Florida recipients, despite the foundation’s Miami headquarters. The geographic pattern suggests a Texas-centered giving footprint with U.S. recipients only.
The foundation supports child welfare, hunger and food security, education, healthcare for children, orphanage support, foster care support, disaster relief, menstrual hygiene and girls’ empowerment, and holiday toy drives. Its taxonomy also points to juvenile diabetes supplies, orphanage supplies, and family household supplies and basic needs.
The typical grant size is $19,850 at the 25th percentile, $29,700 at the median, and $53,520 at the 75th percentile. Recent awards include a larger $77,339 grant and smaller targeted grants of $29,700 and $10,000.
Yes. Through Pitch Perfect, a monthly initiative, individuals or organizations can pitch ideas to the Board of Advisors for potential funding and volunteer support to implement projects that help children in need.
Texas is the top state by grant count. The recent grant list places recipients in Austin, Plano, and Rockport, all in Texas, while the grant recipient country distribution is entirely U.S.-based.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
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Who can apply: Open to people or organizations with an idea to help kids in need and who want to work with It's 4 the Kids to implement it. No formal grant criteria were stated.
Deadline: Monthly program; no specific deadline dates stated.
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Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GRACIOUS HANDS | MIAMI, FL | $40,000 | 2025 | FOOD-SUPPLIES-HAITI |
| CARE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL | MIAMI, FL | $23,133 | 2025 | FUNDED ZOO TRIP |
| VISHAL BHAGAT MEMORIAL GOLF TMT | ROCKPORT, TX | $10,000 | 2025 | DONATION |
| BAGS OF HOPE MIAMI | MIAMI, FL | $5,606 | 2025 | BAG DONATED TO CHILD |
| TEXAS DEPT OF FAMILY PROTECTIVE SER | AUSTIN, TX | $77,339 | 2024 | SUPPLIES FOR FAMILY |
| DRUMS OF HOPE - HONDURAS | PLANO, TX | $29,700 | 2024 | SUPPLIES TO ORPHANGE |
| VISHAL BHAGAT MEMORIAL GOLF TMT | ROCKPORT, TX | $10,000 | 2024 | JUVENILE DIABETES |
| GRACIOUS HANDS | MIAMI, FL | $62,638 | 2023 | FOOD-SUPPLIES-HAITI |
| BAGS OF HOPE MIAMI | MIAMI, FL | $12,902 | 2023 | BAG DONATED TO CHILD |
| LITTLE LIGHT HOUSE FOUNDATION | MIAMI, FL | $11,000 | 2023 | UNDERSERVED CHILDREN |
| UNITED LEUVA | HOUSTON, TX | $10,000 | 2023 | CULTURAL EDUCATION F |
GRACIOUS HANDS
$40,000FOOD-SUPPLIES-HAITI
VISHAL BHAGAT MEMORIAL GOLF TMT
$10,000DONATION
TEXAS DEPT OF FAMILY PROTECTIVE SER
$77,339SUPPLIES FOR FAMILY
DRUMS OF HOPE - HONDURAS
$29,700SUPPLIES TO ORPHANGE
VISHAL BHAGAT MEMORIAL GOLF TMT
$10,000JUVENILE DIABETES
GRACIOUS HANDS
$62,638FOOD-SUPPLIES-HAITI
LITTLE LIGHT HOUSE FOUNDATION
$11,000UNDERSERVED CHILDREN
UNITED LEUVA
$10,000CULTURAL EDUCATION F