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    Kelly Foundation

    ActivePhilanthropy & VoluntarismFunds Individuals
    SACRAMENTO, CAWebsite9165672632

    About Kelly Foundation

    The Kelly Foundation concentrates philanthropic support on urgent human needs in Sacramento and beyond, funding disaster relief/prevention and targeted services for unhoused women. Its two grants are sizable and program-focused, favoring direct service interventions that provide immediate safety, housing placement, and employment assistance. The foundation appears mission-driven toward crisis response and vulnerable adult populations rather than broad-capacity building or arts/education causes.

    Focus Areas

    Home fire prevention and disaster relief (American Red Cross Home Fire Campaign)Supportive services for unhoused women (housing placement and job-readiness)Direct financial assistance and emergency aid programs

    Who They Fund

    unhoused individuals and families (explicitly women and children)low-income and food-insecure householdsK–12 youth and students (including afterschool and summer programs)foster youthjob-seeking youth and entry-level workforce entrants

    About Kelly Foundation

    The Kelly Foundation’s most distinctive pattern is its concentration on urgent human needs in Greater Sacramento, paired with large program grants that move quickly into direct service. In 2024, it gave $215,000 to the American Red Cross for Home Fire Campaign financial assistance, setting the tone for a portfolio that includes disaster response, housing support, food access, and services for unhoused women and children. The foundation’s recent grants show repeated support for organizations working with people at immediate risk of homelessness or crisis. Women’s Empowerment received $120,000 in 2025 for empowering unhoused women to find homes and jobs, while Saint John’s Program for Real Change received $120,000 in 2024 for meeting the needs of homeless children. Other awards reach housing providers, food banks, crisis nursery programs, and health and human services organizations. Kelly Foundation’s giving is not limited to emergency aid. It also backs workforce-readiness, youth services, literacy, outdoor education, and conservation, but those areas appear alongside a clear emphasis on measurable, service-centered interventions. The result is a funder profile built around immediate stability, practical support, and community-level response rather than broad institutional support.

    What Kelly Foundation Funds

    Housing and homelessness are a central theme. The foundation gave $25,000 to Hope Cooperative for Pathway to Housing and $25,000 to Habitat for Humanity of Greater Sacramento for Cornerstone Phase 2, showing support for both housing placement and housing development. For food access, Kelly Foundation awarded $30,000 to Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services for equipment to increase access to healthy food and $25,000 to Yolo Food Bank for Yolo Food Bank Harvest. These grants point to both distribution infrastructure and regional food assistance. Youth and family services also appear consistently. Sacramento Literacy Foundation received $40,000 for coordination and distribution of high quality literature to children, and Sacramento Children’s Home received $110,000 for its crisis nursery program and major grant. The foundation also backed workforce preparation through Cristo Rey High School Sacramento with $70,000 for preparing the future workforce.

    How Kelly Foundation Gives

    Kelly Foundation’s typical grant size is modest relative to its larger program awards: the distribution sits at $8,125 at the 25th percentile, $10,000 at the median, and $20,000 at the 75th percentile. The recent grants list also shows a range of larger awards, suggesting a mix of standard support and higher-dollar strategic commitments. The foundation appears to give repeatedly to some organizations across multiple years. Saint John’s Program for Real Change and Sutter Davis Hospital Foundation each appear in both 2023 and 2024, indicating recurring relationships rather than isolated awards. Its structure includes strategic grant programs, emergency grants, and LOI pathways. Some programs accept unsolicited LOIs in designated focus-area quarters, while others are invite-only or not open to unsolicited requests.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $2M

    Total Assets

    $42.7M

    Total Revenue

    $3.2M

    Total Expenses

    $2.2M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $8K and $20K, with a median of $10K.

    25th Percentile

    $8K

    Median

    $10K

    75th Percentile

    $20K

    Geographic Reach

    Local4 states funded
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    Giving Approach

    Concentrated giving with a small number of large, program-specific grants focused on immediate relief and individual-level outcomes rather than many small or unrestricted grants.

    Funding Style

    direct service grantsemergency/crisis relief fundingcapital & infrastructure grantsworkforce development funding

    Notable grantees: American Red Cross, WOMENS EMPOWERMENT

    Topics

    homelessness prevention and transition-to-permanent housingemergency financial assistance and disaster/fire relieffood security and emergency food distributionyouth education, mentoring and workforce-readiness programsmental health services for unhoused people and childrenfoster care supports and crisis nursery servicesoutdoor/environmental education and conservation

    Where Kelly Foundation Makes Grants

    Kelly Foundation’s giving is overwhelmingly local and heavily centered in California, with 99% of grants going to recipients in CA. Sacramento is the main hub for recipients, including Sacramento, North Highlands, Carmichael, Woodland, Davis, Roseville, and Oakland in the recent-grants list. The foundation’s reach extends into surrounding Northern California counties, but the pattern remains centered on Greater Sacramento. All reported grants in the dataset go to US recipients.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Kelly Foundation

    What kinds of work does Kelly Foundation fund most often?

    The foundation funds emergency response, homelessness and housing, food insecurity, health and human services, youth and education, and conservation. Recent grants include disaster relief through the American Red Cross, housing support for Hope Cooperative and Habitat for Humanity of Greater Sacramento, and food-access support for Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services and Yolo Food Bank.

    Does Kelly Foundation support emergency or disaster-related needs?

    Yes. It has an Emergency Grants program for urgent community needs and disasters, including floods and fires, and a Special Emphasis Grants pathway for extraordinary attention. A recent example is the $215,000 grant to the American Red Cross for Home Fire Campaign financial assistance.

    How large are Kelly Foundation grants typically?

    The typical grant size is $8,125 at the 25th percentile, $10,000 at the median, and $20,000 at the 75th percentile. Recent grants also show larger program awards, including $120,000 to Womens Empowerment and $110,000 to Sacramento Children’s Home.

    Can new organizations apply to Kelly Foundation?

    Yes. The foundation has an LOI Submission pathway for new applicants or organizations not previously invited, and that route is open during designated focus-area quarters. It also lists a Strategic Grant Program with unsolicited LOI acceptance in some cases.

    Where does Kelly Foundation give most of its grants?

    It gives most often in California, with 99% of grants going to recipients in CA. Recipient cities in the recent grants list include Sacramento, Davis, Roseville, Woodland, Oakland, Carmichael, and North Highlands.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2026

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2026.

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    Kelly Foundation — LOI Submission (New Applicants / Focus-Area Quarters)

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    Who can apply: Organizations aligned with the foundation's focus areas; expected to demonstrate leadership, fiscal stability, plans for monitoring outcomes, and capacity for ongoing funding after the grant term.

    Deadline: LOIs accepted only during the focus-area quarter designated by the foundation; Distribution Committee meets quarterly. Organizations may apply only once per year.

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    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

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    YOLO FOOD BANKWOODLAND, CA$175,0002026RICE & PROTEIN PROGRAM
    HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OF GREATER SACRAMENTOSACRAMENTO, CA$125,0002026CITRUS HEIGHTS COMMUNITY REVITALIZATION DEVELOPMENT
    AMERICAN RED CROSSSACRAMENTO, CA$100,0002026SO CALIFORNIA WILDFIRE ASSISTANCE
    CRISTO REY HIGH SCHOOL SACRAMENTOSACRAMENTO, CA$75,0002026PREPARING THE FUTURE WORK FORCE
    SACRAMENTO CHILDREN'S HOMESACRAMENTO, CA$75,0002026CRISIS NURSERY PROGRAM
    SACRAMENTO REGIONAL FAMILY JUSTICE CENTER FOUNDATIONSACRAMENTO, CA$75,0002026CAMP HOPE
    WOMENS EMPOWERMENTSACRAMENTO, CA$70,0002026EMPOWERING UNHOUSED WOMEN TO FIND HOMES & JOBS
    HOMERISESAN FRANCISCO, CA$50,0002026PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES FOR FORMERLY HOMELESS SF RESIDENTS
    MERCY HOUSINGSACRAMENTO, CA$50,0002026MERCY HOUSING CALIFORNIA SACRAMENTO RESIDENT SERVICE PROGRAMS
    RIVER CITY FOOD BANKSACRAMENTO, CA$45,0002026EMERGENCY FOOD DISTRIBUTION - FOOD FOR ALL
    COLLEGE TRACKSACRAMENTO, CA$35,0002026EQUIPPING 350 SACRAMENTO SCHOLARS AND EMPOWERING PATHWAYS: ADVANCING COLLEGE SUCCESS & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT FOR SACRAMENTO YOUTH
    ALCHEMIST CDCSACRAMENTO, CA$35,0002026COMMUNITY FOOD CONNECTIONS
    EASTER SEALS SUPERIOR CALIFORNIASACRAMENTO, CA$35,0002026PEDIATRIC TREADMILL CAMP
    SACRAMENTO FOOD BANK & FAMILY SERVICESSACRAMENTO, CA$25,0002026EQUIPMENT TO INCREASE ACCESS TO HEALTHY FOOD
    IMPROVE YOUR TOMORROWSACRAMENTO, CA$25,0002026FOSTERING HIGHER EDUCATION FOR MEN OF COLOR
    YOLO CRISIS NURSERY INCDAVIS, CA$25,0002026SAFE STAYS & WRAPAROUND SERVICES
    TLCS INC DBA HOPE COOPERATIVESACRAMENTO, CA$25,0002026WASH FOR WELLNESS: PROMOTING HEALTH, DIGNITY & CONFIDENCE
    NORCAL SERVICES FOR DEAF AND HARD OF HEARINGNORTH HIGHLANDS, CA$25,0002026CAMP GRIZZLY LEADERSHIP PROGRAM
    ALAMEDA COUNTY COMMUNITY FOOD BANKOAKLAND, CA$25,0002026FOOD DISTRIBUTION TO ALAMEDA COUNTY FAMILIES
    WESTERN RIVERS CONSERVANCYPORTLAND, OR$25,0002026SO. FORK GUALALA RIVER CONSERVING & RESTORING REDWOOOD FORESTS
    SOCIETY FOR THE BLINDSACRAMENTO, CA$25,0002026CAREERSPLUS YOUTH PROGRAM
    SHINE TOGETHER INCSOBRATO CENTER FOR NONPROFITSMILPITAS, CA$25,0002026SHINE SACRAMENTO PROGRAM
    PEPPERWOOD FOUNDATIONSANTA ROSA, CA$20,0002026ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION & CAREER EXPLORATION
    CHILDREN'S MUSEUM OF SONOMA COUNTYSANTA ROSA, CA$20,0002026STEAM LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES FOR CHILDREN
    CASA OF SACRAMENTO COUNTYSACRAMENTO, CA$20,0002026SERVING MORE FOSTER YOUTH WITH EARLY ASSIGNMENT PROTOCOL
    SACRAMENTO LITERACY FOUNDATIONSACRAMENTO, CA$20,0002026DIVERSE, HIGH-QUALITY BOOK GIVEAWAY
    KIDSFIRST CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION COUNCIL OF PLACER COROSEVILLE, CA$20,0002026MENTAL HEALTH ADVOCACY PROJECT
    CCHATRANCHO CORDOVA, CA$20,0002026LITTLEST LISTENERS
    SIERRA FOREVER FAMILIESSACRAMENTO, CA$20,0002026WONDER MENTORING PRGM & LIFELINE FUND
    THE CLIMATE CENTERSANTA ROSA, CA$20,0002026ENGAGING DIVERSE STAKEHOLDERS TO ACCELERATE RESPONSIBLE CO2 REMOVAL
    CHILDREN'S RECEIVING HOME OF SACRAMENTOSACRAMENTO, CA$20,0002026MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
    SAINT JOHN'S PROGRAM FOR REAL CHANGESACRAMENTO, CA$20,0002026AFFORDABLE HOUSING & HOUSING PLACEMENT SERVICES FOR HOMELESS WOMEN & CHILDREN
    SACRAMENTO LOAVES & FISHESSACRAMENTO, CA$20,0002026GENESIS MENTAL HEALTH CLINIC FOR UNHOUSED PEOPLE
    HOPE COOPERATIVESACRAMENTO, CA$20,0002026LEARNING THROUGH FOOD
    PRIDE INDUSTRIESROSEVILLE, CA$15,0002026YES! (YOUTH EMPLOYMENT SERVICES)
    SOIL BORN FARMSRANCHO CORDOVA, CA$15,0002026COMMUNITY FARM EMERGENCY RELIEF FUNDING
    FIRST TEE-GREATER SACRAMENTOSACRAMENTO, CA$15,0002026RISE GOLF PROGRAM
    TEACH FOR AMERICA CALIFORNIA CAPITAL VALLEYSACRAMENTO, CA$15,00020262025 SUMMER READING CAMP PROGRAM
    FOSTER YOUTH EDUCATION FUNDSACRAMENTO, CA$15,0002026FOSTER YOUTH EDUCATION FUND ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIPS
    SPECIAL OLYMPICS NORTHERN CALIFORNIA INCWEST SACRAMENTO, CA$15,0002026SPECIAL OLYMPICS SACRAMENTO ATHLETES & SCHOOL PROGRAM
    SIERRA NEVADA JOURNEYSRENO, NV$15,0002026CLASSROOMS UNLEASHED-WATERSHED EDUCATION INITIATIVE & FAMILY STEM NIGHTS
    YOLO BASIN FOUNDATIONDAVIS, CA$15,0002026DISCOVER THE FLYWAY SCHOOL FIELD TRIP PGM CONNECTS CHILDREN TO NATURE
    SACRAMENTO VALLEY CONSERVANCYSACRAMENTO, CA$15,0002026CAMP POLLOCK LODGE IMPROVEMENTS TO ENHANCE COMM ENGAGEMENT
    GIRL SCOUTS HEART OF CENTRAL CALIFORNIASACRAMENTO, CA$15,0002026FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR GIRL SCOUTS & FAMILIES
    LIFESTEPSSACRAMENTO, CA$15,0002026SUMMER READING PROGRAM EMPOWERING AT-RISK YOUTH THROUGH LETERACY IN NORTHERN CALIF.
    YOLO HOSPICEDAVIS, CA$15,0002026YOLOCARES FOR KIDS: PEER2PEER GRIEF GROUPS
    MUTUAL HOUSING CALIFORNIASACRAMENTO, CA$15,0002026MUTUAL HOUSING CALIFORNIA AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM
    NORTH STATE BUILDING INDUSTRY FOUNDATIONROSEVILLE, CA$15,0002026OUT OF SCHOOL YOUTH-BUILDING STRONG FUTURES
    CALIFORNIA WATERFOWL ASSOCIATIONROSEVILLE, CA$15,0002026EGG SALVAGE PROGRAM
    STANFORD SETTLEMENT INCSACRAMENTO, CA$15,0002026TEEN CENTER

    YOLO FOOD BANK

    $175,000
    WOODLAND, CA2026

    RICE & PROTEIN PROGRAM

    HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OF GREATER SACRAMENTO

    $125,000
    SACRAMENTO, CA2026

    CITRUS HEIGHTS COMMUNITY REVITALIZATION DEVELOPMENT

    AMERICAN RED CROSS

    $100,000
    SACRAMENTO, CA2026

    SO CALIFORNIA WILDFIRE ASSISTANCE

    CRISTO REY HIGH SCHOOL SACRAMENTO

    $75,000
    SACRAMENTO, CA2026

    PREPARING THE FUTURE WORK FORCE

    SACRAMENTO CHILDREN'S HOME

    $75,000
    SACRAMENTO, CA2026

    CRISIS NURSERY PROGRAM

    SACRAMENTO REGIONAL FAMILY JUSTICE CENTER FOUNDATION

    $75,000
    SACRAMENTO, CA2026

    CAMP HOPE

    WOMENS EMPOWERMENT

    $70,000
    SACRAMENTO, CA2026

    EMPOWERING UNHOUSED WOMEN TO FIND HOMES & JOBS

    HOMERISE

    $50,000
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2026

    PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES FOR FORMERLY HOMELESS SF RESIDENTS

    MERCY HOUSING

    $50,000
    SACRAMENTO, CA2026

    MERCY HOUSING CALIFORNIA SACRAMENTO RESIDENT SERVICE PROGRAMS

    RIVER CITY FOOD BANK

    $45,000
    SACRAMENTO, CA2026

    EMERGENCY FOOD DISTRIBUTION - FOOD FOR ALL

    COLLEGE TRACK

    $35,000
    SACRAMENTO, CA2026

    EQUIPPING 350 SACRAMENTO SCHOLARS AND EMPOWERING PATHWAYS: ADVANCING COLLEGE SUCCESS & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT FOR SACRAMENTO YOUTH

    ALCHEMIST CDC

    $35,000
    SACRAMENTO, CA2026

    COMMUNITY FOOD CONNECTIONS

    EASTER SEALS SUPERIOR CALIFORNIA

    $35,000
    SACRAMENTO, CA2026

    PEDIATRIC TREADMILL CAMP

    SACRAMENTO FOOD BANK & FAMILY SERVICES

    $25,000
    SACRAMENTO, CA2026

    EQUIPMENT TO INCREASE ACCESS TO HEALTHY FOOD

    IMPROVE YOUR TOMORROW

    $25,000
    SACRAMENTO, CA2026

    FOSTERING HIGHER EDUCATION FOR MEN OF COLOR

    YOLO CRISIS NURSERY INC

    $25,000
    DAVIS, CA2026

    SAFE STAYS & WRAPAROUND SERVICES

    TLCS INC DBA HOPE COOPERATIVE

    $25,000
    SACRAMENTO, CA2026

    WASH FOR WELLNESS: PROMOTING HEALTH, DIGNITY & CONFIDENCE

    NORCAL SERVICES FOR DEAF AND HARD OF HEARING

    $25,000
    NORTH HIGHLANDS, CA2026

    CAMP GRIZZLY LEADERSHIP PROGRAM

    ALAMEDA COUNTY COMMUNITY FOOD BANK

    $25,000
    OAKLAND, CA2026

    FOOD DISTRIBUTION TO ALAMEDA COUNTY FAMILIES

    WESTERN RIVERS CONSERVANCY

    $25,000
    PORTLAND, OR2026

    SO. FORK GUALALA RIVER CONSERVING & RESTORING REDWOOOD FORESTS

    SOCIETY FOR THE BLIND

    $25,000
    SACRAMENTO, CA2026

    CAREERSPLUS YOUTH PROGRAM

    SHINE TOGETHER INCSOBRATO CENTER FOR NONPROFITS

    $25,000
    MILPITAS, CA2026

    SHINE SACRAMENTO PROGRAM

    PEPPERWOOD FOUNDATION

    $20,000
    SANTA ROSA, CA2026

    ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION & CAREER EXPLORATION

    CHILDREN'S MUSEUM OF SONOMA COUNTY

    $20,000
    SANTA ROSA, CA2026

    STEAM LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES FOR CHILDREN

    CASA OF SACRAMENTO COUNTY

    $20,000
    SACRAMENTO, CA2026

    SERVING MORE FOSTER YOUTH WITH EARLY ASSIGNMENT PROTOCOL

    SACRAMENTO LITERACY FOUNDATION

    $20,000
    SACRAMENTO, CA2026

    DIVERSE, HIGH-QUALITY BOOK GIVEAWAY

    KIDSFIRST CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION COUNCIL OF PLACER CO

    $20,000
    ROSEVILLE, CA2026

    MENTAL HEALTH ADVOCACY PROJECT

    CCHAT

    $20,000
    RANCHO CORDOVA, CA2026

    LITTLEST LISTENERS

    SIERRA FOREVER FAMILIES

    $20,000
    SACRAMENTO, CA2026

    WONDER MENTORING PRGM & LIFELINE FUND

    THE CLIMATE CENTER

    $20,000
    SANTA ROSA, CA2026

    ENGAGING DIVERSE STAKEHOLDERS TO ACCELERATE RESPONSIBLE CO2 REMOVAL

    CHILDREN'S RECEIVING HOME OF SACRAMENTO

    $20,000
    SACRAMENTO, CA2026

    MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES

    SAINT JOHN'S PROGRAM FOR REAL CHANGE

    $20,000
    SACRAMENTO, CA2026

    AFFORDABLE HOUSING & HOUSING PLACEMENT SERVICES FOR HOMELESS WOMEN & CHILDREN

    SACRAMENTO LOAVES & FISHES

    $20,000
    SACRAMENTO, CA2026

    GENESIS MENTAL HEALTH CLINIC FOR UNHOUSED PEOPLE

    HOPE COOPERATIVE

    $20,000
    SACRAMENTO, CA2026

    LEARNING THROUGH FOOD

    PRIDE INDUSTRIES

    $15,000
    ROSEVILLE, CA2026

    YES! (YOUTH EMPLOYMENT SERVICES)

    SOIL BORN FARMS

    $15,000
    RANCHO CORDOVA, CA2026

    COMMUNITY FARM EMERGENCY RELIEF FUNDING

    FIRST TEE-GREATER SACRAMENTO

    $15,000
    SACRAMENTO, CA2026

    RISE GOLF PROGRAM

    TEACH FOR AMERICA CALIFORNIA CAPITAL VALLEY

    $15,000
    SACRAMENTO, CA2026

    2025 SUMMER READING CAMP PROGRAM

    FOSTER YOUTH EDUCATION FUND

    $15,000
    SACRAMENTO, CA2026

    FOSTER YOUTH EDUCATION FUND ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIPS

    SPECIAL OLYMPICS NORTHERN CALIFORNIA INC

    $15,000
    WEST SACRAMENTO, CA2026

    SPECIAL OLYMPICS SACRAMENTO ATHLETES & SCHOOL PROGRAM

    SIERRA NEVADA JOURNEYS

    $15,000
    RENO, NV2026

    CLASSROOMS UNLEASHED-WATERSHED EDUCATION INITIATIVE & FAMILY STEM NIGHTS

    YOLO BASIN FOUNDATION

    $15,000
    DAVIS, CA2026

    DISCOVER THE FLYWAY SCHOOL FIELD TRIP PGM CONNECTS CHILDREN TO NATURE

    SACRAMENTO VALLEY CONSERVANCY

    $15,000
    SACRAMENTO, CA2026

    CAMP POLLOCK LODGE IMPROVEMENTS TO ENHANCE COMM ENGAGEMENT

    GIRL SCOUTS HEART OF CENTRAL CALIFORNIA

    $15,000
    SACRAMENTO, CA2026

    FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR GIRL SCOUTS & FAMILIES

    LIFESTEPS

    $15,000
    SACRAMENTO, CA2026

    SUMMER READING PROGRAM EMPOWERING AT-RISK YOUTH THROUGH LETERACY IN NORTHERN CALIF.

    YOLO HOSPICE

    $15,000
    DAVIS, CA2026

    YOLOCARES FOR KIDS: PEER2PEER GRIEF GROUPS

    MUTUAL HOUSING CALIFORNIA

    $15,000
    SACRAMENTO, CA2026

    MUTUAL HOUSING CALIFORNIA AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM

    NORTH STATE BUILDING INDUSTRY FOUNDATION

    $15,000
    ROSEVILLE, CA2026

    OUT OF SCHOOL YOUTH-BUILDING STRONG FUTURES

    CALIFORNIA WATERFOWL ASSOCIATION

    $15,000
    ROSEVILLE, CA2026

    EGG SALVAGE PROGRAM

    STANFORD SETTLEMENT INC

    $15,000
    SACRAMENTO, CA2026

    TEEN CENTER