Provide compassionate, patient-centered, top-quality healthcare to the communities we serve; put patients first and advance community health.
A single 2025 transfer of $4,846,417 to PIH Health Physicians stands out in PIH Health Good Samaritan Hospital’s recent giving, underscoring how closely the funder works with affiliated organizations. The foundation’s support is tied to community health priorities in its service area, with grants aimed at mental health care, primary healthcare access, overweight and obesity, healthy eating, physical activity, preventive practices, food insecurity, housing and homelessness, substance use, and cancer care. Its recent awards show a clear emphasis on operational support and expense reimbursement rather than broad, open-ended philanthropy. In 2025, it also paid $323,092 to the Good Samaritan Institute for Research and Education in Los Angeles as expenses paid by the organization. The program structure points to a local, service-area approach: the Community Support and Sponsorships Program provides financial support to tax-exempt nonprofit organizations in PIH Health’s primary service area for programs, services, or event sponsorships that address identified community health needs. The listed geography for that program includes Artesia, Bell, and Bellflower.
Community health is the central thread in PIH Health Good Samaritan Hospital’s funding. The Community Support and Sponsorships Program is designed for tax-exempt nonprofit organizations in PIH Health’s primary service area and supports programs, services, or event sponsorships tied to identified health needs. In access-to-care work, the program explicitly includes mental health care and primary healthcare. It also reaches into chronic disease prevention, with focus areas for overweight and obesity, healthy eating, and physical activity. Preventive practices are another clear theme, including vaccines and cancer screenings. The foundation also names social drivers of health in its focus list. Food insecurity, housing and homelessness, and substance use are all within scope. That mix suggests a grantmaker that connects clinical health concerns with the conditions that shape community health.
PIH Health Good Samaritan Hospital’s typical grants are large: the p25 is $1,453,923, the median is $2,584,754, and the p75 is $3,715,586. The recent record provided shows two 2025 grants, both to affiliated or related organizations, which fits the stated beneficiary type and philosophy tags of operational support and expense reimbursement. The available data also points to continuity in local institutional funding rather than one-off public grant cycles. The Community Support and Sponsorships Program does accept unsolicited requests.
$5.2M
$602.9M
$391.2M
$412.1M
Most grants fall between $1.5M and $3.7M, with a median of $2.6M.
25th Percentile
$1.5M
Median
$2.6M
75th Percentile
$3.7M
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Giving is fully local: 100% of grants in the provided data went to recipients in California, and California is also the top state by grant count. Recipient cities in the recent grants list include Whittier and Los Angeles. The active program’s service-area geography names Artesia, Bell, and Bellflower, which helps define the communities the foundation is set up to support.
It funds tax-exempt, nonprofit organizations in PIH Health’s primary service area, and the recent grants list shows support to affiliated or related organizations. The active program is structured around community health needs and includes programs, services, and event sponsorships.
The stated focus areas include mental health care, primary healthcare access, overweight and obesity, healthy eating, physical activity, preventive practices such as vaccines and cancer screenings, food insecurity, housing and homelessness, substance use, and cancer care.
Yes. The Community Support and Sponsorships Program accepts unsolicited requests from tax-exempt nonprofit organizations in PIH Health’s primary service area.
The typical grant size is large: p25 is $1,453,923, median is $2,584,754, and p75 is $3,715,586. The recent grants list also includes a $4,846,417 award and a $323,092 expense payment.
Its giving is local and entirely in California in the provided data: 100% of grants went to recipients in CA. The active program names Artesia, Bell, and Bellflower as part of its service area, and recent recipients were in Whittier and Los Angeles.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PIH Health Physicians | Whittier, CA | $4,846,417 | 2025 | Grant to related organization |
| GOOD SAMARITAN INSTITUTE FOR RESEARCH AND EDUCATION | LOS ANGELES, CA | $323,092 | 2025 | Expenses paid by the Organization |
| GOOD SAMARITAN INSTITUTE FOR RESEARCH AND EDUCATION | LOS ANGELES, CA | $300,100 | 2024 | EXPENSES PAID BY THE ORGANIZATION |
| Good Samaritan Institute for Research Education | Los Angeles, CA | $196,738 | 2023 | Expenses paid by the Organization |
| Rampart Pal | Los Angeles, CA | $10,392 | 2023 | To purchase first aid kits for Rampart Police Substation patrol vehicles |
| Cultivala Inc | Los Angeles, CA | $6,700 | 2023 | To support the mission of Cultivala Inc |
| Breastfeeding Task Force of Greater Los Angeles | Hawthorne, CA | $6,325 | 2023 | To support the mission of Breastfeed LA |
PIH Health Physicians
$4,846,417Grant to related organization
GOOD SAMARITAN INSTITUTE FOR RESEARCH AND EDUCATION
$323,092Expenses paid by the Organization
GOOD SAMARITAN INSTITUTE FOR RESEARCH AND EDUCATION
$300,100EXPENSES PAID BY THE ORGANIZATION
Good Samaritan Institute for Research Education
$196,738Expenses paid by the Organization
Rampart Pal
$10,392To purchase first aid kits for Rampart Police Substation patrol vehicles
Cultivala Inc
$6,700To support the mission of Cultivala Inc
To support the mission of Breastfeed LA