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    Motwani Jadeja Family Foundation

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    About Motwani Jadeja Family Foundation

    The Motwani Jadeja Family Foundation focuses on funding policy research institutions, high-profile convenings, and leadership/entrepreneurship networks that shape global security, public health understanding, and economic innovation. Its grants tend to support operating budgets and sponsorships for conferences and research initiatives, with a mix of U.S. think tanks and international forums. The foundation appears interested in catalyzing conversations at the intersection of technology, public policy, and global affairs, plus leadership programs that elevate women and entrepreneurs.

    Focus Areas

    Global security and foreign policy think tanks and convenings (e.g., Atlantic Council, Munich Security Conference)Pandemic and network contagion research and public health modelingEntrepreneurship and ecosystem development in Silicon Valley (TIE Silicon Valley)High-profile policy and economic research institutes (Milken Institute, Hudson Institute, Aspen Institute)Women’s leadership and global convenings (World Woman Foundation, conference sponsorships)

    Who They Fund

    students/scholars (scholarship recipients)

    About Motwani Jadeja Family Foundation

    A defining feature of the Motwani Jadeja Family Foundation is its mix of policy research funding and entrepreneurship-oriented fellowship support, with large grants to institutions such as the Atlantic Council of the US and the Network Contagion Research effort at Princeton. The foundation backs organizations working on global security, public health modeling, innovation, and leadership development, often through operating support or sponsorships rather than one-off project awards. Its recent grant list also shows a strong interest in Silicon Valley entrepreneurship, with repeated support for TIE Silicon Valley, alongside women’s leadership work through the World Woman Foundation. The pattern extends beyond U.S. policy institutions to India-linked convenings and educational initiatives, reflecting a portfolio that connects research, convening, and ecosystem building. Within that mix, the foundation also funds fellowship structures, including programs for entrepreneurs and impact leaders, suggesting a preference for intermediary organizations that can translate resources into networks, mentorship, and platforms. That blend of think tanks, convenings, and fellowships gives the foundation a clear profile centered on ideas, leadership, and cross-border exchange.

    What Motwani Jadeja Family Foundation Funds

    In global security and foreign policy, the foundation backed the Atlantic Council of the US with $115,000 for charitable operations and the Hudson Institute with $75,000 for charitable operations. It also supported the Center for a New American Security with $24,000, reinforcing a visible interest in policy research institutions. On public health and risk analysis, Network Contagion Research received $125,000 for charitable operations. In entrepreneurship and ecosystem development, TIE Silicon Valley was funded three times in the recent list, including $105,000 in 2025 and $80,000 in 2023. The foundation also supported women’s leadership through World Woman Foundation grants of $81,050 and $52,850. Cultural and education-related support appears as well, including $62,500 to Living Media India for conference sponsorship and $20,000 to Jaipur Literature Festival for educational operations.

    How Motwani Jadeja Family Foundation Gives

    Typical grant size is $3,830 at the 25th percentile, $10,000 at the median, and $41,625 at the 75th percentile, showing a spread from modest awards to larger institutional grants. The recent list includes repeated support for several recipients across multiple years, including TIE Silicon Valley, World Woman Foundation, Aspen Institute, and Hindu American Foundation, which points to recurring relationships rather than purely one-time awards. The foundation is a regular funder and also makes program-related investments. Its active programs include both unsolicited and invitation-only pathways: MITLI accepts unsolicited requests, while RC Fellows and several fellowship programs do not.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $665K

    Total Assets

    $4.1M

    Total Revenue

    $1.8M

    Total Expenses

    $1.1M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $4K and $42K, with a median of $10K.

    25th Percentile

    $4K

    Median

    $10K

    75th Percentile

    $42K

    Geographic Reach

    National8 states funded

    About 0% of grants go to recipients in CA.

    Intensidad de financiamiento
    Baja
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    Where Motwani Jadeja Family Foundation Funds

    Top 3 recipient countries by grant volume for Motwani Jadeja Family Foundation.

    RankCountryGrantsTotalShare
    1United StatesDomestic44$1.5M
    64.7%
    2India

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    Giving Approach

    Relatively concentrated, mid-to-large grants focused on fewer institutional grantees and flagship conferences; mix of repeat funding (notably TIE Silicon Valley) and one-off sponsorships to influential policy and convening organizations rather than many small community grants.

    Funding Style

    operational support (charitable operations)scholarship funding (Rajeev Circle Scholarships)event/conference sponsorshipprize and award funding (art prizes)

    Notable grantees: TIE Silicon Valley, Network Contagion Research, Atlantic Council of the United States, Munich Security Conference Foundation, Milken Institute

    Topics

    higher-education scholarshipseducational program support and expensesarts awards and prizesliterary festival supportconference and convening sponsorship

    Where Motwani Jadeja Family Foundation Makes Grants

    Grant recipients are concentrated in the United States, which accounts for 44 grants, or 64.7% of the recent list, followed by India with 23 grants, or 33.8%. California appears frequently, including Santa Clara, Santa Monica, Sunnyvale, Berkeley, Saratoga, San Francisco, and Stanford. New York-based recipients include New York City, New York, and Princeton, while Washington, DC appears repeatedly as a recipient location. Outside the US and India, Munich appears once in the recent grants list.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Motwani Jadeja Family Foundation

    What kinds of organizations does Motwani Jadeja Family Foundation fund?

    The foundation funds policy research institutions, convenings, entrepreneurship networks, and fellowship programs. Recent recipients include the Atlantic Council of the US, Network Contagion Research, TIE Silicon Valley, World Woman Foundation, and Aspen Institute, showing support for research, leadership, and ecosystem-building organizations.

    How large are its typical grants?

    Typical awards are $3,830 at the 25th percentile, $10,000 at the median, and $41,625 at the 75th percentile. The recent list also includes larger grants such as $125,000 and $115,000, indicating that the foundation makes both mid-sized and major institutional awards.

    Does the foundation make repeat grants to the same organizations?

    Yes. The recent grants list shows repeated support for several recipients across different years, including TIE Silicon Valley, World Woman Foundation, Aspen Institute, and Hindu American Foundation. That pattern suggests ongoing relationships with some grantees rather than only one-time awards.

    What geographies does the foundation support?

    Its grantmaking is national, with a strong concentration in the United States and substantial support in India. Recent recipients also appear in Germany, and California is the top state by grant count among US recipients.

    Can organizations apply for funding?

    Some programs accept unsolicited requests, including MITLI and MJF Fellows. Other programs are invitation-based or do not accept unsolicited proposals, including RC Fellows, Motwani Jadeja Impact Fellowship, and Motwani Jadeja Hindu Chaplaincy Fellows.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

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

    23
    $186K
    33.8%
    3Germany1$100K
    1.5%

    Recipient country reflects the grantee's headquarters per IRS 990-PF and Schedule F filings, not the program's implementation country.

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    Atlantic Council of the USWashington, DC$115,0002025Charitable operations
    TIE Silicon ValleySanta Clara, CA$105,0002025Charitable operations
    Munich Security Conference FdtnMunchen, Mu$100,0002025Educational sponsorship
    World Woman FoundationWinnetka, CA$81,0502025Charitable operations
    Hudson InstituteWashington, DC$75,0002025Charitable operations
    Living Media IndiaNew Delhi, De$62,5002025Conference sponsorship
    Hindu American FoundationWashington, DC$25,0002025Charitable Operations
    Center for a New American SecurityWashington, DC$24,0002025Charitable operations
    Aspen InstituteWashington, DC$21,9332025Educational sponsorship
    Asia Society of Northern CASan Francisco, CA$20,0002025Charitable operations
    Indialogue FoundationNoida, Ut$10,0002025Literary festival
    IndiasporaSan Francisco, CA$10,0002025Charitable operations
    We Are All Human FdtnNew York$9,0002025Charitable operations
    Indologue Events and IdeasKurusukuppam, Pu$5,0002025Educational sponsorship
    Shilpa BawanePune, Ma$4002025Art prize recipient
    Shivani AggarawalNew Delhi, Su$4002025Art prize recipient
    Rajeshbhae BanushaliVadodara, Gu$1502025Rajeev Circle Scholarships 2024
    Yash BansalSuraj Kund Road, Me$1502025Rajeev Circle Scholarships 2024
    Network Contagion ResearchPrinceton, NJ$125,0002024Charitable operations
    The Milken InstituteSanta Monica, CA$100,0002024Charitable operations
    TIE Silicon ValleySanta Clara, CA$70,0002024Charitable operations
    Aspen InstituteWashington, DC$55,3002024Charitable operations
    World Woman FoundationWinnetka, CA$52,8502024Charitable operations
    Foundation for Excellence INCSunnyvale, CA$50,0002024Charitable operations
    Stanford UniversityStanford, CA$50,0002024Charitable Operations
    Equality NowNew York, NY$40,0002024Charitable operations
    Living Media IndiaNoida, No$30,0002024Charitable operations
    The American India FoundationNew York, NY$27,5002024Charitable operations
    Hindu American FoundationWashington, DC$25,0002024Charitable operations
    Graduate Theological UnionBerkeley, CA$21,0002024Charitable operations
    UC Berkeley FoundationBerkeley, CA$10,0002024Charitable operations
    Cohna IncMarietta, GA$10,0002024Charitable operations
    Asia Society India Centre MumbaiSan Francisco, CA$10,0002024Charitable operations
    Hindu Community InstituteSaratoga, CA$9,0002024Charitable operations
    United CharitableAshburn, VA$7,5002024Charitable operations
    IndiasporaSan Francisco, CA$5,0002024Charitable operations
    Action for IndiaChicago, IL$5,0002024Charitable operations
    Akshaya Patra Foundation USAFremont, CA$5,0002024Charitable operations
    Hindol SenguptaMayur Vihar Phase Ex, Ne$4,0002024Rajeev Circle Scholarships 2023
    Prof VN PrabhakarGandhinagar, Gu$4,0002024Rajeev Circle Scholarships 2023
    Sreejit DattaOmaxe Heights Omaxe, So$3,3202024Rajeev Circle Scholarships 2023
    ANKur KakkarMalviya Nagar, Ne$3,3202024Rajeev Circle Scholarships 2023
    Aabhas Kumar MaldahiyarPurva Highland, Ba$3,3202024Rajeev Circle Scholarships 2023
    Aravindan NeelakandanNagercoil, Ka$3,3202024Rajeev Circle Scholarships 2023
    Kanjur Marg- Roay ChowdhuryBAROBARI, BA$3,3202024Rajeev Circle Scholarships 2023
    Enacte AHouston, TX$2,5002024Charitable operations
    Yash BansalSuraj Kund Road, Me$1,8002024Rajeev Circle Scholarships 2023
    Aneesh Hemand GokhaleNanakramguda, Te$1,6602024Rajeev Circle Scholarships 2023
    Rajeshbhae BanushaliVadodara, Gu$1,6502024Rajeev Circle Scholarships 2023
    Atlantic Council of the USWashington, DC$1,0002024Charitable operations

    Atlantic Council of the US

    $115,000
    Washington, DC2025

    Charitable operations

    TIE Silicon Valley

    $105,000
    Santa Clara, CA2025

    Charitable operations

    Munich Security Conference Fdtn

    $100,000
    Munchen, Mu2025

    Educational sponsorship

    World Woman Foundation

    $81,050
    Winnetka, CA2025

    Charitable operations

    Hudson Institute

    $75,000
    Washington, DC2025

    Charitable operations

    Living Media India

    $62,500
    New Delhi, De
    2025

    Conference sponsorship

    Hindu American Foundation

    $25,000
    Washington, DC2025

    Charitable Operations

    Center for a New American Security

    $24,000
    Washington, DC2025

    Charitable operations

    Aspen Institute

    $21,933
    Washington, DC2025

    Educational sponsorship

    Asia Society of Northern CA

    $20,000
    San Francisco, CA2025

    Charitable operations

    Indialogue Foundation

    $10,000
    Noida, Ut2025

    Literary festival

    Indiaspora

    $10,000
    San Francisco, CA2025

    Charitable operations

    We Are All Human Fdtn

    $9,000
    New York2025

    Charitable operations

    Indologue Events and Ideas

    $5,000
    Kurusukuppam, Pu2025

    Educational sponsorship

    Shilpa Bawane

    $400
    Pune, Ma2025

    Art prize recipient

    Shivani Aggarawal

    $400
    New Delhi, Su2025

    Art prize recipient

    Rajeshbhae Banushali

    $150
    Vadodara, Gu2025

    Rajeev Circle Scholarships 2024

    Yash Bansal

    $150
    Suraj Kund Road, Me2025

    Rajeev Circle Scholarships 2024

    Network Contagion Research

    $125,000
    Princeton, NJ2024

    Charitable operations

    The Milken Institute

    $100,000
    Santa Monica, CA2024

    Charitable operations

    TIE Silicon Valley

    $70,000
    Santa Clara, CA2024

    Charitable operations

    Aspen Institute

    $55,300
    Washington, DC2024

    Charitable operations

    World Woman Foundation

    $52,850
    Winnetka, CA2024

    Charitable operations

    Foundation for Excellence INC

    $50,000
    Sunnyvale, CA2024

    Charitable operations

    Stanford University

    $50,000
    Stanford, CA2024

    Charitable Operations

    Equality Now

    $40,000
    New York, NY2024

    Charitable operations

    Living Media India

    $30,000
    Noida, No2024

    Charitable operations

    The American India Foundation

    $27,500
    New York, NY2024

    Charitable operations

    Hindu American Foundation

    $25,000
    Washington, DC2024

    Charitable operations

    Graduate Theological Union

    $21,000
    Berkeley, CA2024

    Charitable operations

    UC Berkeley Foundation

    $10,000
    Berkeley, CA2024

    Charitable operations

    Cohna Inc

    $10,000
    Marietta, GA2024

    Charitable operations

    Asia Society India Centre Mumbai

    $10,000
    San Francisco, CA2024

    Charitable operations

    Hindu Community Institute

    $9,000
    Saratoga, CA2024

    Charitable operations

    United Charitable

    $7,500
    Ashburn, VA2024

    Charitable operations

    Indiaspora

    $5,000
    San Francisco, CA2024

    Charitable operations

    Action for India

    $5,000
    Chicago, IL2024

    Charitable operations

    Akshaya Patra Foundation USA

    $5,000
    Fremont, CA2024

    Charitable operations

    Hindol Sengupta

    $4,000
    Mayur Vihar Phase Ex, Ne2024

    Rajeev Circle Scholarships 2023

    Prof VN Prabhakar

    $4,000
    Gandhinagar, Gu2024

    Rajeev Circle Scholarships 2023

    Sreejit Datta

    $3,320
    Omaxe Heights Omaxe, So2024

    Rajeev Circle Scholarships 2023

    ANKur Kakkar

    $3,320
    Malviya Nagar, Ne2024

    Rajeev Circle Scholarships 2023

    Aabhas Kumar Maldahiyar

    $3,320
    Purva Highland, Ba2024

    Rajeev Circle Scholarships 2023

    Aravindan Neelakandan

    $3,320
    Nagercoil, Ka2024

    Rajeev Circle Scholarships 2023

    Kanjur Marg- Roay Chowdhury

    $3,320
    BAROBARI, BA2024

    Rajeev Circle Scholarships 2023

    Enacte A

    $2,500
    Houston, TX2024

    Charitable operations

    Yash Bansal

    $1,800
    Suraj Kund Road, Me2024

    Rajeev Circle Scholarships 2023

    Aneesh Hemand Gokhale

    $1,660
    Nanakramguda, Te2024

    Rajeev Circle Scholarships 2023

    Rajeshbhae Banushali

    $1,650
    Vadodara, Gu2024

    Rajeev Circle Scholarships 2023

    Atlantic Council of the US

    $1,000
    Washington, DC2024

    Charitable operations