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    Shapira Foundation

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    LAKE OSWEGO, ORWebsite5033493520

    About Shapira Foundation

    The Shapira Foundation makes a small number of targeted, impact-driven grants focused on direct services that meet urgent family and child needs. Their funding prioritizes practical, tangible interventions — housing construction/placement for low-income families and children, adaptive medical equipment for children with disabilities, and arts education for elementary students — often delivered through local nonprofits. They tend to support organizations repeatedly to enable specific projects (home builds, equipment purchases, program costs) rather than broad policy or research work.

    Focus Areas

    Housing construction and home placement for impoverished families (local community development home builds)Adaptive medical and assistive equipment for children with disabilitiesFree elementary school music education and instrument acquisitionSafe housing and emergency support for children affected by parental substance abuse and housing instability

    Who They Fund

    elementary school studentschildren with disabilities / developmental disabilitiesimpoverished low-income families

    About Shapira Foundation

    The Shapira Foundation’s grantmaking is built around direct help for children and families: home construction for impoverished households, adaptive equipment for children with disabilities, food access, emergency shelter, and support for children facing grief or crisis. One of its clearest patterns is repeat support for project-specific needs rather than broad operating support, with the same organizations appearing across multiple years for the same purpose. A recurring example is Community Development Projects Inc Dba Project Mercy, which received grants to build a home for an impoverished family in 2023, 2024, and 2025. Another is Wheel to Walk Foundation, funded in multiple years to purchase medical and adaptive equipment for children with disabilities. The foundation also backs child-centered community services, including arts education for elementary students through Play It Forward and crisis support through safe housing, shelter, and family services. Recent grants show a narrow, practical approach: small awards tied to a defined project, often delivered through local nonprofits in Oregon and a few out-of-state partners for specific needs.

    What Shapira Foundation Funds

    Housing and shelter are a clear thread in the foundation’s work. It gave $6,000 in 2024 to Kindred Partners for safe housing for children facing family substance abuse and housing instability, and $5,000 in 2025 to Jericho Road Inc for its emergency homeless shelter program. The foundation also supports food access: Cascade Aids Project received $5,000 in 2025 for Esther’s Food Pantry to feed people in need in the Portland metro area. Child and family support shows up in grief and trauma-related grants as well. Dougy Center received $5,000 in 2024 to support children, teens, and families grieving a family member with advanced serious illness like ALS, while Als Northwest received $5,000 in 2025 for holistic support to children and youth facing a loved one’s terminal disease. Education-related giving includes $10,000 to Play It Forward in 2025 for free musical lessons and instruments for elementary school students.

    How Shapira Foundation Gives

    Typical awards are clustered at the small-project level: p25 is $2,500, median is $5,000, and p75 is $5,000. That spread points to a grantmaker that often uses round-number checks, with a meaningful share of awards at $5,000 and a smaller number at $10,000 or $6,800 for larger project costs. The recent grants list also shows repeat support across multiple years, especially for the same purpose at the same nonprofit, which suggests ongoing project-based funding rather than one-off relationship building. The foundation funds individuals, and the available data identifies its support as program- and project-specific rather than PRIs. Unsolicited applications are accepted in several active grant programs.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $61K

    Total Assets

    $1.2M

    Total Revenue

    $504K

    Total Expenses

    $132K

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $3K and $5K, with a median of $5K.

    25th Percentile

    $3K

    Median

    $5K

    75th Percentile

    $5K

    Geographic Reach

    Regional3 states funded

    About 71% of grants go to recipients in OR.

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    people experiencing homelessness (including children)
    survivors of domestic violence and sex trafficking
    families of fallen public safety officers and employees' children
    children with critical illnesses and youth with specific medical conditions (e.g., heart conditions)

    Giving Approach

    Concentrated, project-focused giving: a small number of mid-sized grants with repeat funding to a handful of local direct-service organizations; funds are directed to concrete, one-off purchases or builds rather than general operating support or broad programmatic initiatives.

    Funding Style

    direct service / program deliverycapital projects (housing construction)in-kind / equipment procurementrestricted/project-specific support

    Notable grantees: Community Development Projects Inc (dba Project Mercy), Wheel to Walk Foundation, Play It Forward, Kindred Partners

    Topics

    elementary school music education and instrument provisionmedical and adaptive equipment for children with disabilitieshousing stability: building homes for low-income families and emergency homeless shelterfamily support and grief services for families facing serious/terminal illnessservices and housing for survivors of domestic violence and sex traffickingfood security / community food pantry operationswish-granting and specialized camps for children with critical illnesses (including heart conditions)

    Where Shapira Foundation Makes Grants

    Giving is concentrated in Oregon, with 71% of grants going to recipients in the foundation’s HQ state. Portland appears repeatedly in the recent grants list, alongside Beaverton, Aloha, and Redmond. Outside Oregon, the foundation has funded recipients in Poway and Costa Mesa, California; San Diego, California; Dallas, Texas; and a broad national-reach grant to Jerusalem Institue of Justice USA. The recipient-country distribution is entirely U.S.-based, with 31 grants and no non-U.S. recipients in the available data.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Shapira Foundation

    What size grants does The Shapira Foundation typically make?

    Its typical award sizes are small and tightly scoped: p25 is $2,500, median is $5,000, and p75 is $5,000. In the recent grants list, most awards cluster at $5,000, with a few higher grants at $6,000, $6,800, and $10,000.

    Does The Shapira Foundation support repeated recipients?

    Yes. The same nonprofits appear across multiple years for the same project type. Community Development Projects Inc Dba Project Mercy received support in 2023, 2024, and 2025 to build a home for an impoverished family, and Wheel to Walk Foundation was funded in 2023, 2024, and 2025 for medical and adaptive equipment.

    What kinds of programs does The Shapira Foundation fund?

    The foundation supports direct-service work for children and families, including housing construction and safe housing, adaptive medical equipment for children with disabilities, food pantry operations, emergency shelter, grief support, and elementary music education with instrument purchases.

    Where does The Shapira Foundation give most often?

    Its giving is regional and concentrated in Oregon. The top state by grant count is OR, and 71% of grants went to recipients in the HQ state. Recent Oregon recipients include Portland, Beaverton, Aloha, and Redmond organizations.

    Can organizations submit unsolicited applications?

    Yes. The active grant programs listed for health and human services, education, and children’s programs all accept unsolicited applications, including programs focused on hunger, homelessness, domestic violence, education, and youth services.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.

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    Shapira Foundation Annual Grantmaking

    Children's programsCamperships for children in needEducation+10 more

    Who can apply: Organizations whose project or program meets the foundation's guidelines and relates to its areas of emphasis. The foundation supports programs helping children in need and disadvantaged or disabled individuals, especially those addressing education, hunger, homelessness, domestic violence, meals, shelter, and child welfare.

    Deadline: Letter of Inquiry deadline: June 30 of the current calendar year; annual grant cycle.

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    Annual General Grants (Education Programs)

    EducationAfter-school programsMentoring+1 more

    Who can apply: Organizations with education-related programs serving low-income or disadvantaged populations that align with the Foundation's emphasis; applicants must submit a Letter of Inquiry. Specific legal/organizational eligibility not specified in provided content.

    Deadline: Letter of Inquiry deadline: June 30 (annual grant cycle)

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    Health and Human Services Programs

    hunger reliefhomelessnessdomestic violence+3 more

    Who can apply: Organizations whose project or program meets the foundation's guidelines and relates to its areas of emphasis, especially programs serving disadvantaged or disabled individuals in the Portland metropolitan area.

    Deadline: Annual grant cycle; Letter of Inquiry due June 30 each year.

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    Children's Programs (Camperships & youth services)

    children's servicessummer campscamperships+1 more

    Who can apply: Organizations whose project or program meets the foundation's guidelines and relates to its areas of emphasis. The foundation supports children in need and campership programs.

    Deadline: Annual grant cycle; Letter of Inquiry due June 30 each year.

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    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    WHEEL TO WALK FOUNDATIONPORTLAND, OR$10,0002025TO PURCHASE MEDICAL AND ADAPTIVE EQUIPMENT FOR CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES.
    PLAY IT FORWARDBEAVERTON, OR$10,0002025PROVIDE FREE MUSICAL LESSONS TO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS & PURCHASE INSTRUMENTS
    COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS INC DBA PROJECT MERCYPOWAY, CA$6,8002025TO BUILD HOME FOR IMPOVERISHED FAMILY
    JERUSALEM INSTITUE OF JUSTICE USADALLAS, TX$5,0002025PURSUING JUSTICE & RESTITUTION FOR ISRAELI SURVIVORS OF TERRORISM
    JERICHO ROAD INCREDMOND, OR$5,0002025EMERGENCY HOMELESS SHELTER PROGRAM
    RAPHAEL HOUSE OF PORTLANDPORTLAND, OR$5,0002025SUPPORT FAMILIES WHO HAVE ESCAPED DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
    CASCADE AIDS PROJECTPORTLAND, OR$5,0002025ESTHER'S FOOD PANTRY FOR FEEDING PEOPLE IN NEED IN THE PORTLAND METRO AREA
    ALS NORTHWESTPORTLAND, OR$5,0002025TO PROVIDE HOLISTIC SUPPORT TO CHILDREN AND YOUTH AS THEY CONFRONT THE CHALLENGES OF A LOVED ONE'S DIAGNOSIS WITH A TERMINAL DISEASE
    CHP 11-99 FOUNDATIONCOSTA MESA, CA$5,0002025TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO CHILDREN OF CHP EMPLOYEES AND SUPPORT FOR FAMILIES OF FALLEN OFFICERS
    MAKE-A-WISH FOUNDATION OF OREGON INCPORTLAND, OR$4,0002025TO FUND GRANTING WISHES OF CHILDREN WITH CRITICAL ILLNESSES IN OREGON AND CLARK COUNTY, WASHINGTON.
    WHEEL TO WALK FOUNDATIONPORTLAND, OR$7,5002024TO PURCHASE MEDICAL AND ADAPTIVE EQUIPMENT FOR CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES.
    KINDRED PARTNERSALOHA, OR$6,0002024SAFE HOUSING FOR CHILDREN FACING FAMILY SUBSTANCE ABUSE & HOUSING INSTABILITY
    COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS INC DBA PROJECT MERCYPOWAY, CA$6,0002024TO BUILD HOME FOR IMPOVERISHED FAMILY
    PORTLAND BACKPACKPORTLAND, OR$5,0002024PROVIDE LUNCHES TO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS
    CHP 11-99 FOUNDATIONCOSTA MESA, CA$5,0002024TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO CHILDREN OF CHP EMPLOYEES AND SUPPORT FOR FAMILIES OF FALLEN OFFICERS
    DOUGY CENTERPORTLAND, OR$5,0002024PROVIDE FUNDS TO A SUPPORT CENTER FOR CHILDREN, TEENS, AND FAMILIES WHO ARE GRIEVING FOR A FAMILY MEMBER WHO HAS ADVANCED SERIOUS ILLNESS LIKE ALS
    MT HOOD KIWANIS CAMPPORTLAND, OR$5,0002024TO PROVIDE EQUITABLE ACCESS TO PROGRAMMING FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH DEVELOMENTAL DISABILITIES IN THE COMMUNITY
    MAKE-A-WISH FOUNDATION OF OREGON INCPORTLAND, OR$4,0002024TO FUND GRANTING WISHES OF CHILDREN WITH CRITICAL ILLNESSES IN OREGON AND CLARK COUNTY, WASHINGTON.
    PLAY IT FORWARDBEAVERTON, OR$2,5002024PROVIDE FREE MUSICAL LESSONS TO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS & PURCHASE INSTRUMENTS
    COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS INC DBA PROJECT MERCYPOWAY, CA$6,0002023TO BUILD HOME FOR IMPOVERISHED FAMILY
    MT HOOD KIWANIS CAMPPORTLAND, OR$5,0002023TO PROVIDE EQUITABLE ACCESS TO PROGRAMMING FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH DEVELOMENTAL DISABILITIES IN THE COMMUNITY
    CHP 11-99 FOUNDATIONCOSTA MESA, CA$5,0002023TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO CHILDREN OF CHP EMPLOYEES AND SUPPORT FOR FAMILIES OF FALLEN OFFICERS
    WHEEL TO WALK FOUNDATIONPORTLAND, OR$5,0002023TO PURCHASE MEDICAL AND ADAPTIVE EQUIPMENT FOR CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES.
    MAKE-A-WISH FOUNDATION OF OREGON INCPORTLAND, OR$4,0002023TO FUND GRANTING WISHES OF CHILDREN WITH CRITICAL ILLNESSES IN OREGON AND CLARK COUNTY, WASHINGTON.
    JERICHO ROAD INCREDMOND, OR$3,5002023EMERGENCY HOMELESS SHELTER PROGRAM
    MERRY HEART CHILDREN'S CAMPPORTLAND, OR$3,5002023THE PURPOSE OF THE GRANT IS TO SUPPORT OUR YOUTH WITH HEART CONDITIONS ATTEND A SUMMER CAMP DEDICATED TO THEM
    DOUGY CENTERPORTLAND, OR$2,5002023PROVIDE FUNDS TO A SUPPORT CENTER FOR CHILDREN, TEENS, AND FAMILIES WHO ARE GRIEVING FOR A FAMILY MEMBER WHO HAS ADVANCED SERIOUS ILLNESS LIKE ALS
    KINDRED PARTNERSALOHA, OR$2,5002023SAFE HOUSING FOR CHILDREN FACING FAMILY SUBSTANCE ABUSE & HOUSING INSTABILITY
    CASCADE AIDS PROJECTPORTLAND, OR$2,5002023ESTHER'S FOOD PANTRY FOR FEEDING PEOPLE IN NEED IN THE PORTLAND METRO AREA
    GENERATE HOPESAN DIEGO, CA$2,5002023SUPPORT FOR HOUSING & THERAPY FOR SURVIOVORS OF SEX TRAFFICKING
    NATIONAL PANCREATIC CANCER FOUNDATIONENGLEWOOD, CO$1,0002023HELP THOSE IN NEED AND FIND SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS TO UNIQUE CHALLENGES FACED BY PANCREATIC CANCER

    WHEEL TO WALK FOUNDATION

    $10,000
    PORTLAND, OR2025

    TO PURCHASE MEDICAL AND ADAPTIVE EQUIPMENT FOR CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES.

    PLAY IT FORWARD

    $10,000
    BEAVERTON, OR2025

    PROVIDE FREE MUSICAL LESSONS TO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS & PURCHASE INSTRUMENTS

    COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS INC DBA PROJECT MERCY

    $6,800
    POWAY, CA2025

    TO BUILD HOME FOR IMPOVERISHED FAMILY

    JERUSALEM INSTITUE OF JUSTICE USA

    $5,000
    DALLAS, TX2025

    PURSUING JUSTICE & RESTITUTION FOR ISRAELI SURVIVORS OF TERRORISM

    JERICHO ROAD INC

    $5,000
    REDMOND, OR2025

    EMERGENCY HOMELESS SHELTER PROGRAM

    RAPHAEL HOUSE OF PORTLAND

    $5,000
    PORTLAND, OR
    2025

    SUPPORT FAMILIES WHO HAVE ESCAPED DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

    CASCADE AIDS PROJECT

    $5,000
    PORTLAND, OR2025

    ESTHER'S FOOD PANTRY FOR FEEDING PEOPLE IN NEED IN THE PORTLAND METRO AREA

    ALS NORTHWEST

    $5,000
    PORTLAND, OR2025

    TO PROVIDE HOLISTIC SUPPORT TO CHILDREN AND YOUTH AS THEY CONFRONT THE CHALLENGES OF A LOVED ONE'S DIAGNOSIS WITH A TERMINAL DISEASE

    CHP 11-99 FOUNDATION

    $5,000
    COSTA MESA, CA2025

    TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO CHILDREN OF CHP EMPLOYEES AND SUPPORT FOR FAMILIES OF FALLEN OFFICERS

    MAKE-A-WISH FOUNDATION OF OREGON INC

    $4,000
    PORTLAND, OR2025

    TO FUND GRANTING WISHES OF CHILDREN WITH CRITICAL ILLNESSES IN OREGON AND CLARK COUNTY, WASHINGTON.

    WHEEL TO WALK FOUNDATION

    $7,500
    PORTLAND, OR2024

    TO PURCHASE MEDICAL AND ADAPTIVE EQUIPMENT FOR CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES.

    KINDRED PARTNERS

    $6,000
    ALOHA, OR2024

    SAFE HOUSING FOR CHILDREN FACING FAMILY SUBSTANCE ABUSE & HOUSING INSTABILITY

    COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS INC DBA PROJECT MERCY

    $6,000
    POWAY, CA2024

    TO BUILD HOME FOR IMPOVERISHED FAMILY

    PORTLAND BACKPACK

    $5,000
    PORTLAND, OR2024

    PROVIDE LUNCHES TO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS

    CHP 11-99 FOUNDATION

    $5,000
    COSTA MESA, CA2024

    TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO CHILDREN OF CHP EMPLOYEES AND SUPPORT FOR FAMILIES OF FALLEN OFFICERS

    DOUGY CENTER

    $5,000
    PORTLAND, OR2024

    PROVIDE FUNDS TO A SUPPORT CENTER FOR CHILDREN, TEENS, AND FAMILIES WHO ARE GRIEVING FOR A FAMILY MEMBER WHO HAS ADVANCED SERIOUS ILLNESS LIKE ALS

    MT HOOD KIWANIS CAMP

    $5,000
    PORTLAND, OR2024

    TO PROVIDE EQUITABLE ACCESS TO PROGRAMMING FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH DEVELOMENTAL DISABILITIES IN THE COMMUNITY

    MAKE-A-WISH FOUNDATION OF OREGON INC

    $4,000
    PORTLAND, OR2024

    TO FUND GRANTING WISHES OF CHILDREN WITH CRITICAL ILLNESSES IN OREGON AND CLARK COUNTY, WASHINGTON.

    PLAY IT FORWARD

    $2,500
    BEAVERTON, OR2024

    PROVIDE FREE MUSICAL LESSONS TO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS & PURCHASE INSTRUMENTS

    COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS INC DBA PROJECT MERCY

    $6,000
    POWAY, CA2023

    TO BUILD HOME FOR IMPOVERISHED FAMILY

    MT HOOD KIWANIS CAMP

    $5,000
    PORTLAND, OR2023

    TO PROVIDE EQUITABLE ACCESS TO PROGRAMMING FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH DEVELOMENTAL DISABILITIES IN THE COMMUNITY

    CHP 11-99 FOUNDATION

    $5,000
    COSTA MESA, CA2023

    TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO CHILDREN OF CHP EMPLOYEES AND SUPPORT FOR FAMILIES OF FALLEN OFFICERS

    WHEEL TO WALK FOUNDATION

    $5,000
    PORTLAND, OR2023

    TO PURCHASE MEDICAL AND ADAPTIVE EQUIPMENT FOR CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES.

    MAKE-A-WISH FOUNDATION OF OREGON INC

    $4,000
    PORTLAND, OR2023

    TO FUND GRANTING WISHES OF CHILDREN WITH CRITICAL ILLNESSES IN OREGON AND CLARK COUNTY, WASHINGTON.

    JERICHO ROAD INC

    $3,500
    REDMOND, OR2023

    EMERGENCY HOMELESS SHELTER PROGRAM

    MERRY HEART CHILDREN'S CAMP

    $3,500
    PORTLAND, OR2023

    THE PURPOSE OF THE GRANT IS TO SUPPORT OUR YOUTH WITH HEART CONDITIONS ATTEND A SUMMER CAMP DEDICATED TO THEM

    DOUGY CENTER

    $2,500
    PORTLAND, OR2023

    PROVIDE FUNDS TO A SUPPORT CENTER FOR CHILDREN, TEENS, AND FAMILIES WHO ARE GRIEVING FOR A FAMILY MEMBER WHO HAS ADVANCED SERIOUS ILLNESS LIKE ALS

    KINDRED PARTNERS

    $2,500
    ALOHA, OR2023

    SAFE HOUSING FOR CHILDREN FACING FAMILY SUBSTANCE ABUSE & HOUSING INSTABILITY

    CASCADE AIDS PROJECT

    $2,500
    PORTLAND, OR2023

    ESTHER'S FOOD PANTRY FOR FEEDING PEOPLE IN NEED IN THE PORTLAND METRO AREA

    GENERATE HOPE

    $2,500
    SAN DIEGO, CA2023

    SUPPORT FOR HOUSING & THERAPY FOR SURVIOVORS OF SEX TRAFFICKING

    NATIONAL PANCREATIC CANCER FOUNDATION

    $1,000
    ENGLEWOOD, CO2023

    HELP THOSE IN NEED AND FIND SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS TO UNIQUE CHALLENGES FACED BY PANCREATIC CANCER