Create safe, healthy, and affordable housing communities where residents are empowered to grow and thrive; deliver resident programs, community development, and policy advocacy to expand access to affordable housing.
Bridge Housing Ventures Inc channels nearly all of its grantmaking into a single affiliate relationship: a 2025 grant of $20,144,694 to Bridge Housing Corporation in San Francisco to support the affiliate in providing affordable housing. That same pattern appears in the prior two years, with grants of $3,259,297 in 2023 and $1,172,545 in 2024 to the same recipient for the same purpose. The repeat support points to a funder organized around housing delivery rather than a broad grant portfolio. The foundation’s stated work centers on creating safe, healthy, and affordable housing communities where residents are empowered to grow and thrive. Its program list adds resident programs, community development, and policy advocacy for housing affordability, alongside affordable housing development. It also runs the Bridge Housing Scholarship Program, which supports BRIDGE residents pursuing post-secondary education, from skills training through doctoral study. Since 2001, that program has awarded over $3.9 million to more than 460 residents. Bridge Housing Ventures Inc also makes program-related investments and is classified as a pure DAF provider.
Affordable housing development is the clearest throughline in the foundation’s grantmaking. In 2025, it gave $20,144,694 to Bridge Housing Corporation for support of the affiliate in providing affordable housing. Resident services and education appear through the Bridge Housing Scholarship Program, which awards funds to BRIDGE residents pursuing post-secondary education, from skills training to doctoral studies. Since 2001, the program has awarded over $3.9 million to more than 460 residents. The foundation also names community development and policy advocacy for housing affordability as focus areas, aligning with its stated aim of creating safe, healthy, and affordable housing communities where residents are empowered to grow and thrive. Those themes sit alongside housing preservation and housing access in its topic taxonomy.
Bridge Housing Ventures Inc gives at a high dollar level: p25 is $1,694,233, the median grant is $2,215,921, and p75 is $2,737,609. The recent grants show a repeated relationship with Bridge Housing Corporation across 2023, 2024, and 2025, indicating multi-year support rather than one-off giving. It is classified as a pure DAF provider and also makes program-related investments. The active scholarship program accepts unsolicited applications.
Grantmaking is local and entirely in the United States, with 100% of grants to recipients in California. The recent-grants list places the recipient in San Francisco, matching the foundation’s strongest giving pattern in CA. The scholarship program also reaches BRIDGE residents in California, Oregon, and Washington, extending beyond the state where grants are most concentrated.
Its stated focus areas include affordable housing development, resident services and programs, scholarships and education support, community development, and policy and advocacy for housing affordability. The summary also emphasizes safe, healthy, and affordable housing communities.
Yes. Through the Bridge Housing Scholarship Program, it supports BRIDGE residents pursuing post-secondary education, from skills training to doctoral studies. Since 2001, the program has awarded over $3.9 million to more than 460 residents.
The foundation’s grant-size distribution is large: p25 is $1,694,233, the median is $2,215,921, and p75 is $2,737,609.
The recent grants show repeated support to the same affiliate in 2023, 2024, and 2025, all for affordable housing support. That pattern indicates recurring funding rather than isolated awards.
Yes. The Bridge Housing Scholarship Program accepts unsolicited applications and awards funds to BRIDGE residents pursuing post-secondary education, including skills training and doctoral study.
$20.1M
$24.1M
$1.4M
$20.2M
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Most grants fall between $1.7M and $2.7M, with a median of $2.2M.
25th Percentile
$1.7M
Median
$2.2M
75th Percentile
$2.7M
About 100% of grants go to recipients in CA.
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Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BRIDGE HOUSING CORPORATION | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | $20,144,694 | 2025 | TO SUPPORT THE AFFILIATE IN PROVIDING AFFORDABLE HOUSING. |
| BRIDGE HOUSING CORPORATION | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | $1,172,545 | 2024 | TO SUPPORT THE AFFILIATE IN PROVIDING AFFORDABLE HOUSING. |
| BRIDGE HOUSING CORPORATION | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | $3,259,297 | 2023 | TO SUPPORT THE AFFILIATE IN PROVIDING AFFORDABLE HOUSING. |
BRIDGE HOUSING CORPORATION
$20,144,694TO SUPPORT THE AFFILIATE IN PROVIDING AFFORDABLE HOUSING.
BRIDGE HOUSING CORPORATION
$1,172,545TO SUPPORT THE AFFILIATE IN PROVIDING AFFORDABLE HOUSING.
BRIDGE HOUSING CORPORATION
$3,259,297TO SUPPORT THE AFFILIATE IN PROVIDING AFFORDABLE HOUSING.