Multi-Member Rebate (SCGA)
Who can apply: Member clubs that meet SCGA multi-member rebate requirements (specific club eligibility not detailed on scraped pages).
The SCGA is devoted to providing all Southland golfers with the best experience possible. Its primary goal is to enhance the enjoyment of the game, provide accessible and affordable opportunities, advocate for golfers, crown amateur champions, and provide services such as a Handicap Index.
The Southern California Golf Association’s recent grantmaking is anchored by repeated program support to The Scga Foundation, with awards of $778,525 in 2025, $751,074 in 2024, and $743,000 in 2023. That three-year pattern points to a funder supporting its own affiliated golf programs rather than making broad, public-facing philanthropy across many recipients. The organization’s stated goal is to improve the golf experience for Southland golfers by making the game more enjoyable, keeping opportunities accessible and affordable, advocating for golfers, crowning amateur champions, and providing services such as a Handicap Index. Those priorities connect to the foundation’s active grant programs, including member-club rebates and FORE Her, an initiative focused on growing women’s and girls’ participation in golf across Southern California. The grantmaking profile also shows a strong program-implementation orientation: recent awards are restricted to program support, and the foundation reports a philosophy of program support and project-specific funding. With annual grants of $2,272,599 and total assets of $18,588,870, the Southern California Golf Association operates at a substantial scale within a local giving footprint.
A central theme in Southern California Golf Association funding is direct support for golf programming. The largest recent grants went to The Scga Foundation for program support, indicating continued investment in affiliated activities rather than one-off charitable gifts. Another clear program area is membership-based club support: the Multi-Member Rebate program provides financial benefits to clubs that qualify through multiple member enrollments. The foundation also supports women’s and girls’ participation in golf through FORE Her, a named initiative focused on outreach and growth in Southern California. Youth development appears in the organization’s broader focus set and in the SCGA Junior Golf Foundation reference, which points to junior golf as part of the association’s ecosystem. Across these areas, the common thread is implementation support for golf participation, club engagement, and player development.
The Southern California Golf Association’s grant size profile is tightly clustered: p25 is $745,018, median is $747,037, and p75 is $749,056. That narrow spread suggests a highly consistent award size rather than a broad range of small and large grants. The recent record also shows repetition over multiple years, with program support awarded to the same affiliated recipient in 2023, 2024, and 2025. Its philosophy emphasizes program support and project-specific funding, and the foundation also uses restricted funding. The organization reports that it does not fund individuals and does not make program-related investments.
$779K
$18.6M
$11.5M
$12M
Most grants fall between $745K and $749K, with a median of $747K.
25th Percentile
$745K
Median
$747K
75th Percentile
$749K
JEFFREY NINNEMANN
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The foundation gives locally, and every grant in the provided data went to recipients in California. Studio City appears in the recent grants list through The Scga Foundation, which received the top three reported awards. The grant recipient country distribution is entirely U.S.-based, with 3 grants and 100.0% in the United States. The active grant programs also point to a Southern California footprint, including member-club rebates and FORE Her.
Its recent awards are program support grants, and the foundation describes its philosophy as program support and project-specific funding. The active programs also include a member-club rebate initiative and FORE Her, which focuses on women’s and girls’ participation in golf across Southern California.
No. The foundation’s profile states that it funds individuals: False, indicating grants are made to organizations rather than people.
The grant size distribution is very tight: p25 is $745,018, the median is $747,037, and p75 is $749,056. That suggests most awards are clustered around three-quarters of a million dollars.
Its giving scope is local, and 100% of grants go to recipients in California. The recent grants list also shows U.S.-based recipients only, with all 3 grants in the United States.
Yes. The Scga Foundation appears in the three most recent grants, receiving program support in 2023, 2024, and 2025. That repeated pattern indicates ongoing support for the same affiliated program.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Current and upcoming funding from Southern California Golf Association that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Member clubs that meet SCGA multi-member rebate requirements (specific club eligibility not detailed on scraped pages).
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Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| THE SCGA FOUNDATION | STUDIO CITY, CA | $778,525 | 2025 | PROGRAM SUPPORT |
| THE SCGA FOUNDATION | STUDIO CITY, CA | $751,074 | 2024 | PROGRAM SUPPORT |
| THE SCGA FOUNDATION | STUDIO CITY, CA | $743,000 | 2023 | PROGRAM SUPPORT |