Schwartz Family Foundation C/O Alan Schwartz Guggenheim Partners

About Schwartz Family Foundation C/O Alan Schwartz Guggenheim Partners

A defining feature of Schwartz Family Foundation C/o Alan Schwartz Guggenheim Partners is its repeated support for the same core institutions over multiple years, especially Robin Hood Foundation, Duke University, and Chai Lifeline Inc. Those recurring awards point to a grantmaker that favors general-purpose funding and long-term relationships rather than one-off project gifts. The largest recent grant in the dataset, $900,000 to Robin Hood Foundation in 2024, sits within a broader pattern of substantial unrestricted support for organizations working in poverty alleviation, higher education, Jewish youth services, and philanthropic infrastructure. The foundation’s recent giving also includes major general-purpose grants to National Philanthropic Trust and to university and health-related institutions such as Duke University and New York University Langone Medical Ctr. Across the grant list, the same recipients appear in more than one year, which suggests continuity in the foundation’s portfolio. Its supported organizations range from New York-based social service providers to national or multi-state institutions, with funding often framed as support for the general purpose fund. That pattern makes the foundation readable as a relationship-driven donor-advised fund provider that uses flexible grants to sustain established nonprofits.

What Schwartz Family Foundation C/O Alan Schwartz Guggenheim Partners Funds

Urban poverty relief is a clear thread in the foundation’s portfolio. In 2024, it gave $900,000 to Robin Hood Foundation for the general purpose fund, and it also made additional general-purpose gifts to the same grantee in 2025 and 2023. Higher education is another recurring area. Duke University received $550,853 in 2025 and $541,469 in 2023, both for general purpose support, showing repeated institutional backing rather than a single program-specific award. The foundation also supports Jewish youth and resilience services. Chai Lifeline Inc received $350,000 in 2024, plus $250,000 in both 2023 and 2025, all for the general purpose fund. Beyond those core areas, it has made flexible grants to philanthropic infrastructure and related organizations, including National Philanthropic Trust for general purpose support.

How Schwartz Family Foundation C/O Alan Schwartz Guggenheim Partners Gives