Supports Logos Evangelical Seminary by raising funds and managing endowments, scholarships, and donor partnerships to advance theological education and institutional development.
Logos Evangelical Seminary Foundation Inc centers its giving on one institution: Logos Evangelical Seminary in El Monte, with recent grants of $647,686 in 2025, $644,755 in 2023, and $302,127 in 2024. Those awards show a continuing pattern of institutional support rather than broad, open-ended philanthropy. The foundation’s stated role is to raise funds and manage endowments, scholarships, and donor partnerships that advance theological education and institutional development. Its grantmaking supports seminary operations, expansion, and student aid. The Seminary Expansion Fund is tied to long-term development and facility growth, while the Asian American Ministry Fund directs earnings toward ministry initiatives connected to the seminary. Scholarships and endowment support also appear in the foundation’s active programs, reinforcing a structure built around training pastoral candidates, clergy in formation, and students in graduate-level religious studies. The foundation’s leadership is listed as David Yue.
Theological education is the clearest throughline in the foundation’s giving. One active program, the Seminary Expansion Fund, is an endowment used to support long-term development and expansion of Logos Evangelical Seminary, including operational costs tied to seminary growth and facilities. Student support is another consistent theme. Logos Evangelical Seminary Scholarships and the Scholarship Fund both provide tuition assistance for students pursuing theological study and ministerial training, with the program pages identifying the United States and Taiwan as recipient geographies. The foundation also backs ministry formation through the Asian American Ministry Fund, a designated endowment for Asian American ministry initiatives connected to the seminary. A separate Endowment Chair & Partner program supports endowed chairs and partner-funded faculty positions, linking giving to curriculum and faculty capacity.
Typical grants are large: the 25th percentile is $387,784, the median is $473,441, and the 75th percentile is $559,098. The top recent awards also cluster in the hundreds of thousands, with three grants to the same institution across 2023, 2024, and 2025. That pattern points to recurring support rather than one-off giving. The foundation is structured around restricted institutional support tied to Logos Evangelical Seminary, including endowments, scholarships, and donor partnerships. Its geographic scope is local, and recipients in the grant list are all in California.
$648K
$15.4M
$528K
$839K
Most grants fall between $388K and $559K, with a median of $473K.
25th Percentile
$388K
Median
$473K
75th Percentile
$559K
David Yue
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Grant activity is concentrated in California, which accounts for 100% of grants and is the top state by grant count. The recent grant list names Logos Evangelical Seminary in El Monte as the recipient city. Program pages also point to the United States and Taiwan for scholarship support, but the grant distribution shown here stays entirely within the U.S. No non-U.S. recipient country appears in the grant data.
It primarily funds Logos Evangelical Seminary through endowments, scholarships, donor partnerships, and designated ministry support. The foundation’s stated purpose is to advance theological education and institutional development for the seminary and its related programs.
Typical grants are sizable: the 25th percentile is $387,784, the median is $473,441, and the 75th percentile is $559,098. The recent grant list also shows awards of $647,686 in 2025, $644,755 in 2023, and $302,127 in 2024.
The pattern is recurring. Logos Evangelical Seminary appears in the recent grants list in 2023, 2024, and 2025, all from the same foundation, which suggests repeated institutional support over multiple years.
Its active programs include the Seminary Expansion Fund, Logos Evangelical Seminary Scholarships, the Scholarship Fund, the Asian American Ministry Fund, and Endowment Chair & Partner. These programs cover seminary growth, student tuition assistance, Asian American ministry initiatives, and faculty/endowed-chair support.
Giving is local and concentrated in California. The grant distribution shows 100% of grants to recipients in CA, and the recent grants list identifies Logos Evangelical Seminary in El Monte as the recipient.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Logos Evangelical Seminary | El Monte, CA | $647,686 | 2025 | Education |
| Logos Evangelical Seminary | El Monte, CA | $302,127 | 2024 | Education |
| Logos Evangelical Seminary | El Monte, CA | $644,755 | 2023 | Education |