“Giving Back” by providing food rescue throughout Arizona to help minimize food waste and bring food security, educational materials, and other living essentials to those in need, or when natural disasters arise.
Real Hope Inc’s largest recent grants all point to the same operating model: direct food assistance delivered through Arizona-based partners. In 2025, the foundation gave $1,966,080 to Midwest Food Bank in Gilbert, $1,585,132 to Barnabas Farms Pantry in Chino Valley, and $1,520,028 to 3000 Club Tucson, each marked to feed people in need. Those awards sit alongside another large 2025 grant of $1,447,848 to 3000 Club Phoenix, showing a consistent emphasis on food rescue and meal distribution rather than broad, programmatic philanthropy. The foundation’s public summary describes “Giving Back” through food rescue across Arizona to help minimize food waste, increase food security, provide educational materials and other living essentials, and respond when natural disasters arise. That framing matches the recent grant record, where recipients range from food banks and pantries to faith-based and community-service organizations. The pattern suggests a funder focused on immediate, local basic needs support, with most grants landing in Arizona communities and many awards directed to organizations serving people in need and food-insecure households.
Food security is the clearest throughline in Real Hope Inc’s giving. The foundation awarded $631,222 to Maricopa Food Pantry in 2025 to feed people in need, after a $760,392 grant to the same organization in 2024. It also supports distribution networks and local feeding organizations. In 2025, Midwest Food Bank in Gilbert received $779,008 for the Midwest Food Bank - Mesa operation, while Flagstaff Family Food Center received $421,758. Community-based service providers appear throughout the record. The foundation gave $520,829 to Table of Grace Ministries in Phoenix and $485,447 to King Jesus Christ Ministries, also in Phoenix, both marked to feed people in need. The grant list also includes a smaller but distinct humanitarian support award: Christian Connection Center in Buckeye received $141,530 to help people in need.
Real Hope Inc’s typical grant size is tightly clustered at $87,962, with the 25th percentile, median, and 75th percentile all within a six-dollar band. That points to a pattern of highly standardized awards, alongside a separate tier of much larger operating grants to established Arizona food providers. The record shows recurring support rather than one-off gifts. Midwest Food Bank, Maricopa Food Pantry, and 3000 Club each appear in multiple grant years, indicating continued support for the same recipients. The foundation is not a DAF and does not make program-related investments, according to the profile data. The visible grant record also suggests a local, direct-service funder with no indication of an open application process in the provided data.
$9.8M
$42K
$10.1M
$10.1M
Most grants fall between $88K and $88K, with a median of $88K.
25th Percentile
$88K
Median
$88K
75th Percentile
$88K
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Real Hope Inc gives locally, and Arizona dominates its grant record: 92% of grants go to recipients in the foundation’s headquarters state. The highest-volume cities include Phoenix, Gilbert, and Maricopa, with additional awards in Tucson, Chino Valley, Prescott Valley, Flagstaff, Buckeye, Tolleson, Chandler, Kykotsmovi Village, Paulden, and Prescott. The recent grants list is entirely U.S.-based, with 41 grants in the United States and no non-U.S. recipients shown.
The foundation mainly funds food rescue, food security, meal distribution, food pantry and food bank support, and related basic-needs services. Its own summary describes giving back through food rescue across Arizona, and the recent grants consistently use language such as “to feed people in need.”
The grant-size profile is tightly concentrated: p25, median, and p75 are all about $87,962 to $87,968. The recent record also shows a second tier of much larger awards, including seven-figure grants to Arizona food providers.
Its giving is local, and Arizona accounts for 92% of grants. The recent grants list includes recipients in Phoenix, Gilbert, Tucson, Chino Valley, Maricopa, Flagstaff, Buckeye, Tolleson, Chandler, Kykotsmovi Village, Paulden, and Prescott.
Yes. Midwest Food Bank appears in both 2023 and 2024-2025 grants, Maricopa Food Pantry appears in 2024 and 2025, and 3000 Club has awards for both Tucson and Phoenix in more than one year. That indicates recurring support.
Examples include Midwest Food Bank, Barnabas Farms Pantry, 3000 Club Tucson, 3000 Club Phoenix, Maricopa Food Pantry, Flagstaff Family Food Center, Table of Grace Ministries, and King Jesus Christ Ministries. The stated purposes are primarily to feed people in need.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MIDWEST FOOD BANK | GILBERT, AZ | $1,966,080 | 2025 | TO FEED PEOPLE IN NEED |
| BARNABAS FARMS PANTRY | CHINO VALLEY, AZ | $1,585,132 | 2025 | TO FEED PEOPLE IN NEED |
| 3000 CLUB TUCSON | TUCSON, AZ | $1,520,028 | 2025 | TO FEED PEOPLE IN NEED |
| 3000 CLUB PHOENIX | PHOENIX, AZ | $1,447,848 | 2025 | TO FEED PEOPLE IN NEED |
| MARICOPA FOOD PANTRY | MARICOPA, AZ | $631,222 | 2025 | TO FEED PEOPLE IN NEED |
| MOTHER NATURES FARM | GILBERT, AZ | $629,807 | 2025 | TO FEED PEOPLE IN NEED |
| TABLE OF GRACE MINISTRIES | PHOENIX, AZ | $520,829 | 2025 | TO FEED PEOPLE IN NEED |
| KING JESUS CHRIST MINISTRIES | PHOENIX, AZ | $485,447 | 2025 | TO FEED PEOPLE IN NEED |
| FLAGSTAFF FAMILY FOOD CENTER | FLAGSTAFF, AZ | $421,758 | 2025 | TO FEED PEOPLE IN NEED |
| CITY HOPE CENTER | PHOENIX, AZ | $183,989 | 2025 | TO FEED PEOPLE IN NEED |
| CHRISTIAN CONNECTION CENTER | BUCKEYE, AZ | $141,530 | 2025 | TO HELP PEOPLE IN NEED |
| FEED THE CHILDREN | CHANDLER, AZ | $70,765 | 2025 | TO FEED PEOPLE IN NEED |
| ST VINCENT DE PAUL PHOENIX | PHOENIX, AZ | $56,612 | 2025 | TO FEED PEOPLE IN NEED |
| HOPI RESERVATION | HOTEVILLA, AZ | $56,612 | 2025 | TO HELP PEOPLE IN NEED |
| HUALAPAI RESERVATION | SUPAI, AZ | $56,612 | 2025 | TO HELP PEOPLE IN NEED |
| MIDWEST FOOD BANK - MESA | GILBERT, AZ | $779,008 | 2024 | TO FEED PEOPLE IN NEED |
| MARICOPA FOOD PANTRY | MARICOPA, AZ | $760,392 | 2024 | TO FEED PEOPLE IN NEED |
| 3000 CLUB - TUCSON | TUCSON, AZ | $508,360 | 2024 | TO FEED PEOPLE IN NEED |
| 3000 CLUB - PHOENIX | PHOENIX, AZ | $297,140 | 2024 | TO FEED PEOPLE IN NEED |
| ST VINCENT DE PAUL - PHOENIX | PHOENIX, AZ | $116,350 | 2024 | TO FEED PEOPLE IN NEED |
| MOTHER NATURES FARM - MESA | GILBERT, AZ | $53,700 | 2024 | TO FEED PEOPLE IN NEED |
| Midwest Food Bank | Gilbert, AZ | $1,131,754 | 2023 | — |
| St Vincent de Paul - Phx | Phoenix, AZ | $87,970 | 2023 | — |
| Feed the Children | Chandler, AZ | $87,962 | 2023 | — |
| Gifts in Kind | Phoenix, AZ | $87,962 | 2023 | — |
| Living Faith Church | Prescott Valley, AZ | $87,962 | 2023 | — |
| Reborn Church | Phoenix, AZ | $87,962 | 2023 | — |
| St Vincent de Paul - PV | Prescott Valley, AZ | $87,962 | 2023 | — |
| The Farm Link Project | Los Angeles, CA | $87,962 | 2023 | — |
| Hopi Foundation | Kykotsmovi Vill, AZ | $87,962 | 2023 | — |
| The 3000 Club - Phx | Phoenix, AZ | $87,962 | 2023 | — |
| Maricopa Pantry | Maricopa, AZ | $87,962 | 2023 | — |
| Chino Valley Food Bank | Chino Valley, AZ | $87,962 | 2023 | — |
| Food Forward | North Hollywood, CA | $87,962 | 2023 | — |
| Prescott Community Cupboard | Prescott, AZ | $87,962 | 2023 | — |
| Tolleson Food Bank | Tolleson, AZ | $87,962 | 2023 | — |
| The 3000 Club - Tucson | Tucson, AZ | $87,962 | 2023 | — |
| Valley View Food Bank | Sun City, AZ | $87,962 | 2023 | — |
| Paulden Food Bank | Paulden, AZ | $87,962 | 2023 | — |
| Dream Center | Phoenix, AZ | $87,962 | 2023 | — |
| Backpacks 4 Kids | Phoenix, AZ | $87,962 | 2023 | — |
MIDWEST FOOD BANK
$1,966,080TO FEED PEOPLE IN NEED
BARNABAS FARMS PANTRY
$1,585,132TO FEED PEOPLE IN NEED
3000 CLUB TUCSON
$1,520,028TO FEED PEOPLE IN NEED
3000 CLUB PHOENIX
$1,447,848TO FEED PEOPLE IN NEED
MARICOPA FOOD PANTRY
$631,222TO FEED PEOPLE IN NEED
MOTHER NATURES FARM
$629,807TO FEED PEOPLE IN NEED
TABLE OF GRACE MINISTRIES
$520,829TO FEED PEOPLE IN NEED
KING JESUS CHRIST MINISTRIES
$485,447TO FEED PEOPLE IN NEED
CITY HOPE CENTER
$183,989TO FEED PEOPLE IN NEED
CHRISTIAN CONNECTION CENTER
$141,530TO HELP PEOPLE IN NEED
FEED THE CHILDREN
$70,765TO FEED PEOPLE IN NEED
ST VINCENT DE PAUL PHOENIX
$56,612TO FEED PEOPLE IN NEED
HOPI RESERVATION
$56,612TO HELP PEOPLE IN NEED
HUALAPAI RESERVATION
$56,612TO HELP PEOPLE IN NEED
MIDWEST FOOD BANK - MESA
$779,008TO FEED PEOPLE IN NEED
MARICOPA FOOD PANTRY
$760,392TO FEED PEOPLE IN NEED
3000 CLUB - TUCSON
$508,360TO FEED PEOPLE IN NEED
3000 CLUB - PHOENIX
$297,140TO FEED PEOPLE IN NEED
ST VINCENT DE PAUL - PHOENIX
$116,350TO FEED PEOPLE IN NEED
MOTHER NATURES FARM - MESA
$53,700TO FEED PEOPLE IN NEED
St Vincent de Paul - Phx
$87,970Feed the Children
$87,962Gifts in Kind
$87,962Living Faith Church
$87,962Reborn Church
$87,962St Vincent de Paul - PV
$87,962The Farm Link Project
$87,962Hopi Foundation
$87,962Maricopa Pantry
$87,962Chino Valley Food Bank
$87,962Prescott Community Cupboard
$87,962Tolleson Food Bank
$87,962Dream Center
$87,962Backpacks 4 Kids
$87,962