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    Mae Philanthropies

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    About Mae Philanthropies

    Mae Philanthropies makes concentrated, high-dollar gifts to national organizations working on mental health (especially youth and research), veteran trauma recovery through canine programs, philanthropy capacity-building, and a handful of community/religious and justice-oriented causes. Grants skew toward institution-level partners—universities, national nonprofits, and donor-advised/technical intermediaries—rather than small grassroots groups.

    Focus Areas

    Youth and population mental health policy and research (e.g., Inseparable, Center for Healthy Minds)Veteran trauma recovery using service/therapy dogs (e.g., Warrior Canine Connection, Paws for Purple Hearts)Philanthropic infrastructure and impact investing (e.g., Impact Assets, Mindful Philanthropy, National Philanthropic Trust)Higher‑education research and program support at leading institutions (e.g., Stanford University)Jewish community support and targeted regional philanthropy (e.g., Greater Miami Jewish Fund)

    Who They Fund

    students and young adults (including higher education participants)

    About Mae Philanthropies

    Mae Philanthropies’ largest recent grant went to Inseparable Inc., a $2,000,000 gift in 2025 for mental health policy work. That award fits a broader pattern of backing organizations that work on youth and population mental health, especially groups connecting policy, research, and service delivery. The foundation also made seven-figure grants to Stanford University in 2023 and 2025 and to the University of Wisconsin – Center for Healthy Minds in 2025, signaling a strong interest in higher-education partners tied to learning and behavioral health research. Across recent grants, the foundation favors institution-level organizations rather than small grassroots groups. It has supported national intermediaries such as Impact Assets, Mindful Philanthropy, and National Philanthropic Trust, alongside direct-service and research partners. Veteran trauma recovery is another clear thread: Warrior Canine Connection and Paws for Purple Hearts each received large gifts in 2025 for canine-assisted support models. The same pattern extends to targeted community and religious giving, including Jewish communal support and local food-access, bereavement, and legal-accountability organizations. The result is a portfolio that mixes systems change, research, and select direct service.

    What Mae Philanthropies Funds

    Mental health is a central theme in Mae Philanthropies’ recent grants. In 2025, they gave $2,000,000 to Inseparable Inc. for mental health policy work, and $1,000,000 to the University of Wisconsin – Center for Healthy Minds for a public education center of higher learning. The foundation also backed Impact Assets – Youth Mental Health Corps with $500,000, linking youth mental health to impact investing and philanthropic giving. Veteran support appears through canine-assisted trauma recovery. Warrior Canine Connection received $400,000 in 2025 for a mission-based trauma recovery model for returning combat veterans, while Paws for Purple Hearts received $400,000 for canine assisted warrior therapy. The foundation also funds Jewish community and education-related work. Grants include $175,000 to Greater Miami Jewish Fund and $25,000 to The Birthright Israel Foundation for immersive shared experiences in Israel.

    How Mae Philanthropies Gives

    Mae Philanthropies’ typical grant size sits at $25,000 at the 25th percentile, $37,500 at the median, and $146,875 at the 75th percentile. The recent record shows a pronounced top end, with several seven-figure awards alongside many smaller $25,000 to $100,000 grants. The foundation is a regular funder, not a DAF, and it does not make program-related investments. Its giving is recurrent in a few places: Stanford University appears in both 2023 and 2025, and Temple Beth Fund appears in 2023 and 2024. That suggests some multi-year relationships rather than one-off support only. The grant list also shows a consistent preference for institutional recipients, including universities, national nonprofits, and philanthropic intermediaries.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $6.8M

    Total Assets

    $131.4M

    Total Revenue

    $28.3M

    Total Expenses

    $8M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $25K and $147K, with a median of $38K.

    25th Percentile

    $25K

    Median

    $38K

    75th Percentile

    $147K

    Geographic Reach

    National11 states funded

    About 26% of grants go to recipients in FL.

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    Giving Approach

    Relatively concentrated, multi-six-figure to multi-million-dollar awards to institutional partners and intermediaries; a small number of large grants account for most dollars, with occasional repeat funding (Stanford) and a mix of programmatic and capacity-building support.

    Funding Style

    direct service / program deliverysystems change / public policy advocacyimpact investingdonor-advised / philanthropic facilitation

    Notable grantees: Stanford University, Inseparable Inc, University of Wisconsin — Center for Healthy Minds, Warrior Canine Connection, Impact Assets

    Topics

    mental health policy and behavioral health serviceseducation (K-12, higher education, adult transformational leadership)veteran trauma recovery and assisted warrior therapyfood security and community gardensgrief and bereavement peer supportlegal system reform / prevention of prosecutorial misconductJewish community services and immersive Israel experiences

    Where Mae Philanthropies Makes Grants

    Mae Philanthropies’ grants are all to U.S. recipients, with 31 grants in the country distribution. Texas is the top state by grant count, even though the foundation is headquartered in Palo Alto, California, and 14% of grants go to recipients in California. Recent awards land in Washington, DC; Stanford and San Rafael in California; Madison, Wisconsin; Bethesda, Maryland; Philadelphia and Jenkintown, Pennsylvania; Miami and Pinecrest, Florida; and Charlotte, North Carolina. That spread fits a national giving pattern rather than a single local market.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Mae Philanthropies

    What kinds of organizations does Mae Philanthropies fund most often?

    They favor institution-level partners, including universities, national nonprofits, and donor-advised or technical intermediaries. Recent recipients include Inseparable Inc., Stanford University, the University of Wisconsin – Center for Healthy Minds, Impact Assets – Youth Mental Health Corps, Mindful Philanthropy Inc, and National Philanthropic Trust.

    What are Mae Philanthropies’ main focus areas?

    Recent grants cluster around mental health policy and research, veteran trauma recovery through canine programs, philanthropic infrastructure and impact investing, higher-education support, and selected Jewish community and community-service causes such as food access, bereavement support, and legal accountability.

    What is the foundation’s typical grant size?

    Its typical grant size is $25,000 at the 25th percentile, $37,500 at the median, and $146,875 at the 75th percentile. The recent grants list also shows several much larger awards, including $2,000,000 to Inseparable Inc. and $1,000,000 gifts to Stanford University and the University of Wisconsin – Center for Healthy Minds.

    Does Mae Philanthropies make repeated grants to the same organizations?

    Yes. Stanford University received grants in both 2023 and 2025, and Temple Beth Fund received grants in both 2023 and 2024. That pattern points to ongoing relationships in at least some parts of the portfolio.

    Where are Mae Philanthropies’ grants concentrated geographically?

    The grant list is entirely U.S.-based, with 31 grants to U.S. recipients. Texas is the top state by grant count, and 14% of grants go to recipients in California. Recent awards also appear in Florida, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Wisconsin, North Carolina, and Washington, DC.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

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

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    INSEPARABLE INCWASHINGTON, DC$2,000,0002025FIGHTS FOR A FUTURE WHERE MENTAL HEALTH POLICY, NO LONGER AN AFTERTHOUGHT, HELPS OUR COUNTRY THRIVE
    UNIVERSITY OF WISONSIN - CTR FOR HEALTHY MINDSMADISON, WI$1,000,0002025PUBLIC EDUCATION CENTER OF HIGHER LEARNING
    STANFORD UNIVERSITYSTANFORD, CA$1,000,0002025EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION THAT INSIPRES LEARNING
    IMPACT ASSETS - YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH CORPSBETHSEDA, MD$500,0002025WORKS WITH INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES AND A RANGE OF ORGANIZATIONS TO CREATE POSITIVE CHANGE FOR THE WORLD THROUGH IMPACT INVESTING AND PHILANTHROPIC GIVING
    PAWS FOR PURPLE HEARTSPENNGROVE, CA$400,0002025CAINE ASSISTED WARRIOR THERAPY
    WARRIOR CANINE CONNECTIONBOYDS, MD$400,0002025PIONEERING ORGANIZATION THAT UTILIZES A MISSION BASED TRAUMA RECOVERY MODEL TO EMPOWER RETURNING COMBAT VETERANS WHO HAVE SUSTAINED PHYSICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL WOUNDS WHILE IN SERVICE TO OUT COUNTRY
    NATIONAL PHILANTHROPIC TRUSTJENKINTOWN, PA$250,0002025HELPS DONORS ACHIEVE THIER PHILANTHRPIC GOALS
    HOFFMAN INSTITUTE FOUNDATIONSAN RAFAEL, CA$250,0002025TRANSFORMATIVE ADULT EDUCATION, SPIRITUAL GROWTH, AND THE PERSONAL DIMENSIONS OF LEADERSHIP
    MINDFUL PHILANTHROPY INCPHILIDELPHIA, PA$250,0002025GUIDING THE PHILANTHROPIC SECTOR WITH A BOLD VISION TO INVEST IN OUTCOMES THAT CHANGFE LIVES AND ENABLE ALL OF US TO THRIVE
    MUTTVILLESAN FRANCISCO, CA$200,0002025ADOPTION CENTER FOR DOGS
    UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEEKNOXVILLE, TN$100,0002025PUBLIC EDUCATION CENTER OF HIGHER LEARNING
    CHILDREN'S BEREAVEMENTMIAMI, FL$100,0002025PROVIDES FREE PEER SUPPORT GROUPS FOR CHILDREN, YOUNG ADULTS, AND ADULTS AFTER THE DEATH OF A LOVED ONE
    WILLIAM JESSUP UNIVERSITYROCKLIN, CA$100,0002025TO EDUCTATE TRANSFORMATIONAL LEADERS FOR THE GLORY OF GOD
    CASSY BAY AREAMILPITAS, CA$100,0002025COMMITMENT TO PROVIDE HIGH QUALITY CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE CLINICAL SUPPORT SERVICES IN A SAFE, SECURE AND HEALING ENVIRONMENT TO INDIVUDULAS AND FAMILIES WITH BEHAVIORAL AND MENTAL HEALTH CARE NEEDS
    CATHOLIC CHARITIESWILTON MANORS, FL$100,0002025WORKING TIRELESSLY TO PROVIDE FOOD TO FAMILIES, SENIORS, AND CHILDREN
    TEMPLE BETH AMPINECREST, FL$45,0002025TO BE A PLACE WHERE PRAYER, LEARNING AND TIKKUN OLAM ARE VITAL AND FULFILLING COMPONENTS OF OUR JEWISH COMMUNITY
    GREATER MIAMI JEWISH FEDMIAMI, FL$43,0002025TO HELP AID JEWISH PEOPLE IN NEED
    KATIA FRANCESCONI FOUNDATIONMIAMI BEACH, FL$1,000,0002024TO GIVE IMPOVERISHED CHILDREN A BETTER OPPORTUNITY FOR LIFE
    GREATER MIAMI JEWISH FUNDMIAMI, FL$175,0002024TO HELP AID JEWS IN NEED
    TEMPLE BETH FUNDPINECREST, FL$45,0002024TO BE A PLACE WHERE PRAYER, LEARNING AND TIKKUN OLAM ARE VITAL AND FULFILLING COMPONENTS OF OUR JEWISH COMMUNITY
    AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATIONDALLAS, TX$25,0002024BUILDING HEALTHIER LIVES, FREE OF CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES AND STROKE
    HEALTH IN THE HOODMIAMI, FL$20,0002024TO PROVIDE EQUAL FOOD ACCESS FOR ALL, ONE COMMUNITY GARDEN AT A TIME WITH A PURPOSE TO CONNECT THEIR MOST FOOD INSECURE COMMUNITIES TO MORE NUTRITIOUS FOOD AND HEALTHIER, HAPPIER LIVES.
    THE BIRTHRIGHT ISRAEL FOUNDATIONNEW YORK, NY$10,0002024TO PROVIDE ALL YOUNG JEWISH ADULTS WITH OPPORTUNITIES FOR TRANSFORMATIVE AND IMMERSIVE SHARED EXPERIENCES IN ISRAEL
    STANFORD UNIVERSITYSTANFORD, CA$1,100,0002023TO HELP SUPPORT EDUCATION FOR STUDENTS
    FOUNDATION FOR PROSECUTORIAL ACCOUNTABILITYCHARLOTTE, NC$200,0002023TO PROMOTE A JUST LEGAL SYSTEM AND PREVENT PROSECUTORIAL MISCONDUCT.
    LIVING THROUGH GIVING FOUNDATIONLOS ANGELES, CA$62,5002023TO CONNECT INDIVIDUALS THROUGH ORGANIZED ACTS OF LOVE, MEANING, ADVOCACY, AND PURPOSE
    CHARITIES AID FOUNDATION AMERICA ANDREA BOCELLI FOUNDATIONALEXANDRIA, VA$60,0002023TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO THOSE IN SITUATIONS OF POVERTY, ILLNESS, AND WITH COMPLEX SOCIAL ISSUES THAT STUNT OR REDUCE THEIR QUALITY OF LIFE
    TEMPLE BETH FUNDPINECREST, FL$30,0002023TO BE A PLACE WHERE PRAYER, LEARNING AND TIKKUN OLAM ARE VITAL AND FULFILLING COMPONENTS OF OUR JEWISH COMMUNITY
    THE BIRTHRIGHT ISRAEL FOUNDATIONNEW YORK, NY$25,0002023TO PROVIDE ALL YOUNG JEWISH ADULTS WITH OPPORTUNITIES FOR TRANSFORMATIVE AND IMMERSIVE SHARED EXPERIENCES IN ISRAEL
    GREATER MIAMI JEWISH FUNDMIAMI, FL$25,0002023TO HELP AID JEWS IN NEED
    BRAZIL FOUNDATIONNEW YORK CITY, NY$15,0002023TO CONNECT LEADERS AND CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS WITH GLOBAL SUPPORT NETWORKS THAT PROMOTE EQUITY, SOCIO-ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE, AND OPPORTUNITIES IN BRAZIL.

    INSEPARABLE INC

    $2,000,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    FIGHTS FOR A FUTURE WHERE MENTAL HEALTH POLICY, NO LONGER AN AFTERTHOUGHT, HELPS OUR COUNTRY THRIVE

    UNIVERSITY OF WISONSIN - CTR FOR HEALTHY MINDS

    $1,000,000
    MADISON, WI2025

    PUBLIC EDUCATION CENTER OF HIGHER LEARNING

    STANFORD UNIVERSITY

    $1,000,000
    STANFORD, CA2025

    EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION THAT INSIPRES LEARNING

    IMPACT ASSETS - YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH CORPS

    $500,000
    BETHSEDA, MD2025

    WORKS WITH INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES AND A RANGE OF ORGANIZATIONS TO CREATE POSITIVE CHANGE FOR THE WORLD THROUGH IMPACT INVESTING AND PHILANTHROPIC GIVING

    PAWS FOR PURPLE HEARTS

    $400,000
    PENNGROVE, CA2025

    CAINE ASSISTED WARRIOR THERAPY

    WARRIOR CANINE CONNECTION

    $400,000
    BOYDS, MD2025

    PIONEERING ORGANIZATION THAT UTILIZES A MISSION BASED TRAUMA RECOVERY MODEL TO EMPOWER RETURNING COMBAT VETERANS WHO HAVE SUSTAINED PHYSICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL WOUNDS WHILE IN SERVICE TO OUT COUNTRY

    NATIONAL PHILANTHROPIC TRUST

    $250,000
    JENKINTOWN, PA2025

    HELPS DONORS ACHIEVE THIER PHILANTHRPIC GOALS

    HOFFMAN INSTITUTE FOUNDATION

    $250,000
    SAN RAFAEL, CA2025

    TRANSFORMATIVE ADULT EDUCATION, SPIRITUAL GROWTH, AND THE PERSONAL DIMENSIONS OF LEADERSHIP

    MINDFUL PHILANTHROPY INC

    $250,000
    PHILIDELPHIA, PA2025

    GUIDING THE PHILANTHROPIC SECTOR WITH A BOLD VISION TO INVEST IN OUTCOMES THAT CHANGFE LIVES AND ENABLE ALL OF US TO THRIVE

    MUTTVILLE

    $200,000
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2025

    ADOPTION CENTER FOR DOGS

    UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE

    $100,000
    KNOXVILLE, TN2025

    PUBLIC EDUCATION CENTER OF HIGHER LEARNING

    CHILDREN'S BEREAVEMENT

    $100,000
    MIAMI, FL2025

    PROVIDES FREE PEER SUPPORT GROUPS FOR CHILDREN, YOUNG ADULTS, AND ADULTS AFTER THE DEATH OF A LOVED ONE

    WILLIAM JESSUP UNIVERSITY

    $100,000
    ROCKLIN, CA2025

    TO EDUCTATE TRANSFORMATIONAL LEADERS FOR THE GLORY OF GOD

    CASSY BAY AREA

    $100,000
    MILPITAS, CA2025

    COMMITMENT TO PROVIDE HIGH QUALITY CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE CLINICAL SUPPORT SERVICES IN A SAFE, SECURE AND HEALING ENVIRONMENT TO INDIVUDULAS AND FAMILIES WITH BEHAVIORAL AND MENTAL HEALTH CARE NEEDS

    CATHOLIC CHARITIES

    $100,000
    WILTON MANORS, FL2025

    WORKING TIRELESSLY TO PROVIDE FOOD TO FAMILIES, SENIORS, AND CHILDREN

    TEMPLE BETH AM

    $45,000
    PINECREST, FL2025

    TO BE A PLACE WHERE PRAYER, LEARNING AND TIKKUN OLAM ARE VITAL AND FULFILLING COMPONENTS OF OUR JEWISH COMMUNITY

    GREATER MIAMI JEWISH FED

    $43,000
    MIAMI, FL2025

    TO HELP AID JEWISH PEOPLE IN NEED

    KATIA FRANCESCONI FOUNDATION

    $1,000,000
    MIAMI BEACH, FL2024

    TO GIVE IMPOVERISHED CHILDREN A BETTER OPPORTUNITY FOR LIFE

    GREATER MIAMI JEWISH FUND

    $175,000
    MIAMI, FL2024

    TO HELP AID JEWS IN NEED

    TEMPLE BETH FUND

    $45,000
    PINECREST, FL2024

    TO BE A PLACE WHERE PRAYER, LEARNING AND TIKKUN OLAM ARE VITAL AND FULFILLING COMPONENTS OF OUR JEWISH COMMUNITY

    AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION

    $25,000
    DALLAS, TX2024

    BUILDING HEALTHIER LIVES, FREE OF CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES AND STROKE

    HEALTH IN THE HOOD

    $20,000
    MIAMI, FL2024

    TO PROVIDE EQUAL FOOD ACCESS FOR ALL, ONE COMMUNITY GARDEN AT A TIME WITH A PURPOSE TO CONNECT THEIR MOST FOOD INSECURE COMMUNITIES TO MORE NUTRITIOUS FOOD AND HEALTHIER, HAPPIER LIVES.

    THE BIRTHRIGHT ISRAEL FOUNDATION

    $10,000
    NEW YORK, NY2024

    TO PROVIDE ALL YOUNG JEWISH ADULTS WITH OPPORTUNITIES FOR TRANSFORMATIVE AND IMMERSIVE SHARED EXPERIENCES IN ISRAEL

    STANFORD UNIVERSITY

    $1,100,000
    STANFORD, CA2023

    TO HELP SUPPORT EDUCATION FOR STUDENTS

    FOUNDATION FOR PROSECUTORIAL ACCOUNTABILITY

    $200,000
    CHARLOTTE, NC2023

    TO PROMOTE A JUST LEGAL SYSTEM AND PREVENT PROSECUTORIAL MISCONDUCT.

    LIVING THROUGH GIVING FOUNDATION

    $62,500
    LOS ANGELES, CA2023

    TO CONNECT INDIVIDUALS THROUGH ORGANIZED ACTS OF LOVE, MEANING, ADVOCACY, AND PURPOSE

    CHARITIES AID FOUNDATION AMERICA ANDREA BOCELLI FOUNDATION

    $60,000
    ALEXANDRIA, VA2023

    TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO THOSE IN SITUATIONS OF POVERTY, ILLNESS, AND WITH COMPLEX SOCIAL ISSUES THAT STUNT OR REDUCE THEIR QUALITY OF LIFE

    TEMPLE BETH FUND

    $30,000
    PINECREST, FL2023

    TO BE A PLACE WHERE PRAYER, LEARNING AND TIKKUN OLAM ARE VITAL AND FULFILLING COMPONENTS OF OUR JEWISH COMMUNITY

    THE BIRTHRIGHT ISRAEL FOUNDATION

    $25,000
    NEW YORK, NY2023

    TO PROVIDE ALL YOUNG JEWISH ADULTS WITH OPPORTUNITIES FOR TRANSFORMATIVE AND IMMERSIVE SHARED EXPERIENCES IN ISRAEL

    GREATER MIAMI JEWISH FUND

    $25,000
    MIAMI, FL2023

    TO HELP AID JEWS IN NEED

    BRAZIL FOUNDATION

    $15,000
    NEW YORK CITY, NY2023

    TO CONNECT LEADERS AND CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS WITH GLOBAL SUPPORT NETWORKS THAT PROMOTE EQUITY, SOCIO-ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE, AND OPPORTUNITIES IN BRAZIL.