Arthur & Patricia Price Foundation

About Arthur & Patricia Price Foundation

The Arthur & Patricia Price Foundation’s largest recent support went to One Voice, including funding for its Packin' Bags food program and fire relief work, which captures the foundation’s pattern of directing sizeable gifts to direct-service organizations responding to immediate community needs. Across recent grants, the foundation has backed food access, community health, and emergency relief rather than broad policy or research portfolios. One Voice appears repeatedly in the grant record, with awards in 2023 and 2025 ranging from unrestricted support to designated project funding. Universal Community Health Center is another major recipient, reflecting sustained interest in neighborhood-level care in Los Angeles. The foundation also made grants to Los Angeles Regional Food Bank, UCLA Stein Eye Institute, and UCLA Foundation’s Mary S. Easton Center for Alzheimer’s Disease Research, showing a mix of basic needs support and targeted health funding. Several of the largest gifts are unrestricted, suggesting the foundation often gives organizations flexibility in how they use funds. At the same time, some grants are tied to specific purposes such as Packin' Bags, fire relief, hurricane relief, wildfire relief, and school programs. The result is a grantmaking profile centered on practical assistance, local services, and short-term response to urgent needs.

What Arthur & Patricia Price Foundation Funds

In hunger relief, the foundation has supported One Voice’s Packin' Bags program with a 2025 grant of $69,000 and also given to Los Angeles Regional Food Bank in both 2023 and 2025. Those gifts point to a clear interest in food access for local households and children. Community health is another recurring area. Universal Community Health Center received $50,000 in 2023 and $25,000 in 2025, both unrestricted, while UCLA Stein Eye Institute received multiple unrestricted awards in 2025. That combination shows support for community clinics and medical services. The foundation also funds emergency and disaster response. In 2025 it gave $7,500 to World Central Kitchen Inc. for Hurricane Helene relief and $7,500 to Direct Relief for California wildfire relief, following earlier grants to the same organizations for Maui fire relief and Ukraine war efforts. It also supported school programs through Griffith Observatory Foundation.

How Arthur & Patricia Price Foundation Gives