Jeff T Green Family Foundation

About Jeff T Green Family Foundation

Jeff T Green Family Foundation concentrates its giving in a small set of large awards tied to college scholarships, neurodegenerative disease research, and LGBTQ equality programming. The largest recent grant in the file is $2,258,997 to California State University Channel Islands for scholarship support, followed by a $1,200,000 award to Ruth Cheatham Foundation College Fund for scholarship support and a $1,000,000 grant to Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai to support research into new therapies for neurodegenerative disease. Those three awards show the foundation’s mix of higher education funding and biomedical research at substantial scale. The pattern continues across several years with repeated support for the same beneficiaries. California State University Channel Islands appears again with a $508,967 scholarship grant and a $72,449 award for scholarship support and peer to peer support. Equality Utah Foundation also received multiple grants, including a $600,060 stock gift and a $171,000 scholarship program grant. The foundation also makes in-kind donations, including stock-based grants, alongside cash awards.

What Jeff T Green Family Foundation Funds

Higher education is a major thread in the foundation’s grantmaking. California State University Channel Islands received $72,449 for scholarship support and peer to peer support, while California State University Northridge Foundation received $26,845 to support analysis of the CSUN Scholarship Program. The foundation also backed the Pinkard Youth Institute with $11,000 for an HBCU Tour, pointing to interest in college access and educational exposure. Another clear area is LGBTQ leadership and equality. Equality Utah Foundation received $171,000 for a scholarship program, and a separate $600,060 stock grant in 2023. The foundation also gave Sunstone Education Foundation $250,000 in 2025 and $200,000 in 2023 to support its mission of bringing together traditional and non-traditional Latter-day Saints. Health and medical philanthropy appears in both research and survivorship work. Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai received $1,000,000 for new therapies for neurodegenerative disease, and Luminaries Inc received $250,000 in 2025 to deliver survivorship solutions to geographically and economically disadvantaged cancer survivors.

How Jeff T Green Family Foundation Gives