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    Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University

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    About Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University

    The Board of Trustees of Leland Stanford Junior University, acting through Stanford’s Graduate School of Education (GSE), directs internal philanthropic and program funding to support graduate student wellbeing, professional development, and education research and innovation. Their resources prioritize short-term emergency and family supports for enrolled GSE students, small travel and fee grants to enable research dissemination, and programmatic investments that seed and pilot educator-facing innovations (e.g., the Stanford Accelerator for Learning). Funding is principally institutional, targeted to Stanford-affiliated students, faculty, and teams advancing equitable K–12 learning, teacher preparation, and education research.

    Focus Areas

    Emergency financial assistance for graduate studentsChildcare, family, and housing support for graduate students with dependentsSmall travel and fee grants to support student research disseminationTeacher education and professional development (Stanford Teacher Education Program - STEP)Early-stage education innovation and research commercialization (Stanford Accelerator for Learning)Equitable learning research and graduate training (MA/PhD)

    Who They Fund

    About Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University

    A defining pattern in The Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University’s recent grantmaking is its mix of large institutional gifts and tightly targeted support for Stanford-affiliated education work. Acting through Stanford’s Graduate School of Education, the foundation directs funding toward graduate student wellbeing, professional development, and education research and innovation, while also making sizable grants to universities, health-related institutions, and cultural organizations. In the latest grants list, the largest award is $25 million to The Morgridge Institute Foundation Inc for general support, alongside a $25 million facility-support grant to the University of Wisconsin Foundation and a $15 million future fund grant to the same institution. The portfolio also shows continued support for Stanford-based infrastructure and student services. Stanford Health Care received $3.81 million for general support in 2025, and Jewish Family and Children’s Services received $3.001 million for fund support the same year. Earlier grants include $2.5 million to Yale University for construction support and $2.5 million to Massachusetts Institute of Technology for construction support, signaling a willingness to fund major capital and institutional needs alongside programmatic work.

    What Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University Funds

    Within education, the foundation supports both training and innovation. Stanford’s Graduate School of Education appears in the grant profile through priorities such as emergency financial assistance for graduate students, childcare, family, and housing support for graduate students with dependents, and small travel and fee grants tied to research dissemination. The grant list also shows support for teacher preparation and early-stage education work. Grants are directed to the Stanford Teacher Education Program and the Stanford Accelerator for Learning, reflecting investment in professional development and education innovation. Beyond Stanford, the foundation has funded Aiglon College through Chapel & York US Foundation Inc with $6 million for Aiglon College, and Teach for America Inc received $500,000 for general support, showing engagement with education organizations outside the university. A separate area is research and policy. Columbia University received $1,235,500 for the Climate Policy Fund, and The Nature Conservancy received $1,250,000 for program support.

    How Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University Gives

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $74.6M

    Total Assets

    $63.3B

    Total Revenue

    $9.5B

    Total Expenses

    $8.9B

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $20K and $125K, with a median of $50K.

    25th Percentile

    $20K

    Median

    $50K

    75th Percentile

    $125K

    Geographic Reach

    National28 states funded

    About 54% of grants go to recipients in CA.

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    Leadership

    JONATHAN D LEVIN

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    college students and academic community (faculty, fellows, researchers)
    people experiencing homelessness / low-income residents
    patients and healthcare partners
    community residents impacted by disasters (e.g., Maui)
    general public/park and cultural audiences

    Giving Approach

    Institutional, program-driven awards: mostly small, need-based or one-off grants (emergency, family, health fees, travel) available to enrolled GSE students on a rolling or annual cycle, plus competitive programmatic opportunities (open calls) for Stanford-affiliated teams to pilot or scale education innovations.

    Funding Style

    unrestricted/general supportcapital/construction & facilities fundingprogrammatic support (ongoing programs)fellowships & professional supportmatching/catalytic gifts

    Notable grantees: Stanford Graduate School of Education students (Graduate Family Grant, Emergency Grant-in-Aid), Stanford Teacher Education Program (STEP), Stanford Accelerator for Learning participant teams

    Topics

    higher education infrastructure & scholarships (colleges, dorms, professorships, scholars)housing stability & homelessness serviceshealthcare services & patient transportationmental health servicesarts, exhibitions & cultural programmingclimate & environmental policy / resiliencepublic parks & waterfront/infrastructure projects

    Typical grant size clusters around $20,000 at the 25th percentile, $50,000 at the median, and $125,000 at the 75th percentile, even though the recent list also includes multimillion-dollar institutional awards. The pattern combines recurring institutional support with one-time capital and campaign gifts; for example, several organizations appear across multiple years, including the University of Wisconsin Foundation, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Stanford Health Care, Jewish Family and Children’s Services, American Endowment Foundation, and San Francisco Opera Association. The foundation is a regular funder rather than a DAF, and it does not fund individuals or make program-related investments.

    Where Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University Makes Grants

    Giving is national, but California accounts for 54% of grants and is the top state by grant count. Recent recipient cities in California include Stanford, San Francisco, Palo Alto, and Redwood City. Outside California, the foundation has made large grants to Madison, Wisconsin; New York, New York; Cambridge, Massachusetts; and New Haven, Connecticut. The recipient-country distribution is entirely U.S.-based in the data provided.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University

    What is the foundation’s typical grant size?

    The typical award is $50,000 at the median, with $20,000 at the 25th percentile and $125,000 at the 75th percentile. The recent grant list also includes much larger institutional gifts, ranging into the millions.

    Does the foundation support recurring grantees?

    Yes. Several organizations appear more than once across the recent grants list, including the University of Wisconsin Foundation, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Stanford Health Care, Jewish Family and Children’s Services, American Endowment Foundation, and San Francisco Opera Association.

    What kinds of organizations does it fund?

    The portfolio includes universities, health-related institutions, education organizations, cultural institutions, and environmental groups. Recent recipients include The Morgridge Institute Foundation Inc, Stanford Health Care, Teach for America Inc, The Nature Conservancy, and San Francisco Opera Association.

    Where does the foundation give most often?

    California is the top state by grant count, with 54% of grants going to recipients in the state. Recent California recipients include Stanford, San Francisco, Palo Alto, and Redwood City.

    Accepts unsolicited proposals
    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

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

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    THE MORGRIDGE INSTITUTE FOUNDATION INCMADISON, WI$25,000,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT
    UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN FOUNDATIONMADISON, WI$15,000,0002025FUTURE FUND
    CHAPEL & YORK US FOUNDATION INCNEW YORK, NY$6,000,0002025AIGLON COLLEGE
    STANFORD HEALTH CARESTANFORD, CA$3,810,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT
    JEWISH FAMILY AND CHILDREN'S SERVICESSAN FRANCISCO, CA$3,001,0002025FUND SUPPORT
    MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYCAMBRIDGE, MA$2,500,0002025PAVILION SUPPORT
    SAN MATEO COUNTY HISTORICAL ASSOCIATIONREDWOOD CITY, CA$2,000,0002025CONSTRUCTION SUPPORT
    NATIONAL PHILANTHROPIC TRUSTJENKINTOWN, PA$1,529,3322025GENERAL SUPPORT
    THE NATURE CONSERVANCYARLINGTON, VA$1,250,0002025PROGRAM SUPPORT
    COLUMBIA UNIVERSITYNEW YORK, NY$1,235,5002025CLIMATE POLICY FUND
    HAWAII COMMUNITY FOUNDATIONHONOLULU, HI$1,000,0002025MAUI STRONG FUND
    SAN FRANCISCO OPERA ASSOCIATIONSAN FRANCISCO, CA$1,000,0002025MATCHING GIFT
    AMERICAN ENDOWMENT FOUNDATIONHUDSON, OH$1,000,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT
    BAY AREA CANCER CONNECTIONSPALO ALTO, CA$900,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT
    ILLUMINATE THE ARTSSAN FRANCISCO, CA$600,0002025BAY LIGHTS PROJECT
    CORO SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA INCLOS ANGELES, CA$500,0002025PROGRAM SUPPORT
    TIPPING POINT COMMUNITYSAN FRANCISCO, CA$500,0002025SF HOUSING & HOMELESSNESS
    STANFORD JEWISH CENTERPALO ALTO, CA$500,0002025PROJECT SUPPORT
    LUCILE PACKARD CHILDREN'S HOSPITALPALO ALTO, CA$414,0002025FUND SUPPORT
    THE RONALD REAGAN FOUNDATION & INSTITUTESIMI VALLEY, CA$400,0002025FUND SUPPORT
    THE TRUST FOR PUBLIC LANDSAN FRANCISCO, CA$400,0002025WATERFRONT PARK
    MAKING WAVES FOUNDATIONRICHMOND, CA$350,0002025PROGRAM SUPPORT
    SANTA CLARA UNIVERSITYSANTA CLARA, CA$300,0002025MENTAL HTH. SUPPORT
    SAN FRANCISCO MUSEUM OF MODERN ARTSAN FRANCISCO, CA$250,0002025FUND SUPPORT
    TIPPING POINT COMMUNITYSAN FRANCISCO, CA$250,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT
    THE MALALA FUNDWASHINGTON, DC$250,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT
    NEIGHBORS FOR A BETTER SAN FRANCISCOSAN RAFAEL, CA$200,0002025PROGRAM SUPPORT
    STANFORD HEALTH CARESTANFORD, CA$195,0002025HEALTH CARE FUND
    FIELD INSTITUTE OF TAOSARROYO SECO, NM$150,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT
    THE WASHINGTON INSTITUTE NEAR EAST POLICYWASHINGTON, DC$150,0002025FELLOWSHIP SUPPORT
    PACIFIC RESEARCH INSTITUTE PUBLIC POLICYPASADENA, CA$150,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT
    TAOS SPORTS ASSOCIATES INCTAOS, NM$125,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT
    J DAVID GLADSTONE INSTITUTESSAN FRANCISCO, CA$125,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT
    AMERICA'S CHARITIESCHANTILLY, VA$120,0002025PROJECT SUPPORT
    BUCK INSTITUTE FOR AGE RESEARCHNOVATO, CA$100,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT
    AOPA FOUNDATIONFREDERICK, MD$100,0002025SCHOLARSHIP SUPPORT
    OSHMAN FAMILY JCCPALO ALTO, CA$100,0002025EDUCATION/CULTURAL
    ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRESSBERKELEY, CA$100,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT
    INTERNATIONAL FOLLICULAR LYMPHOMA CHALLENGE INCNORWALK, CT$100,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT
    TEACH FOR AMERICA INCNEW YORK, NY$100,0002025PROGRAM SUPPORT
    CORNELL UNIVERSITYITHACA, NY$100,0002025PROFESSIONAL SUPPORT
    GRADUATE THEOLOGICAL UNIONBERKELEY, CA$100,0002025PROGRAM & IT SUPPORT
    BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB OF HAWAIIHONOLULU, HI$100,0002025CONSTRUCTION SUPPORT
    SANTA BARBARA FOUNDATIONSANTA BARBARA, CA$100,0002025FUND SUPPORT
    RIEKES CENTER FOR HUMAN ENHANCEMENTMENLO PARK, CA$100,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT
    UCSF FOUNDATIONSAN FRANCISCO, CA$100,0002025CANCER CENTER
    CHILENO BAY FOUNDATION INCSCOTTSDALE, AZ$100,0002025CLINIC SUPPORT
    COMMONCRAWL FOUNDATIONBEVERLY HILLS, CA$100,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT
    OAKLAND CHILDREN'S FAIRYLAND INCOAKLAND, CA$88,7702025GENERAL SUPPORT
    WOMENONE LTDNEW YORK, NY$85,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT

    THE MORGRIDGE INSTITUTE FOUNDATION INC

    $25,000,000
    MADISON, WI2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN FOUNDATION

    $15,000,000
    MADISON, WI2025

    FUTURE FUND

    CHAPEL & YORK US FOUNDATION INC

    $6,000,000
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    AIGLON COLLEGE

    STANFORD HEALTH CARE

    $3,810,000
    STANFORD, CA2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    JEWISH FAMILY AND CHILDREN'S SERVICES

    $3,001,000
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2025

    FUND SUPPORT

    MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

    $2,500,000
    CAMBRIDGE, MA2025

    PAVILION SUPPORT

    SAN MATEO COUNTY HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION

    $2,000,000
    REDWOOD CITY, CA2025

    CONSTRUCTION SUPPORT

    NATIONAL PHILANTHROPIC TRUST

    $1,529,332
    JENKINTOWN, PA2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    THE NATURE CONSERVANCY

    $1,250,000
    ARLINGTON, VA2025

    PROGRAM SUPPORT

    COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY

    $1,235,500
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    CLIMATE POLICY FUND

    HAWAII COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

    $1,000,000
    HONOLULU, HI2025

    MAUI STRONG FUND

    SAN FRANCISCO OPERA ASSOCIATION

    $1,000,000
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2025

    MATCHING GIFT

    AMERICAN ENDOWMENT FOUNDATION

    $1,000,000
    HUDSON, OH2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    BAY AREA CANCER CONNECTIONS

    $900,000
    PALO ALTO, CA2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    ILLUMINATE THE ARTS

    $600,000
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2025

    BAY LIGHTS PROJECT

    CORO SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA INC

    $500,000
    LOS ANGELES, CA2025

    PROGRAM SUPPORT

    TIPPING POINT COMMUNITY

    $500,000
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2025

    SF HOUSING & HOMELESSNESS

    STANFORD JEWISH CENTER

    $500,000
    PALO ALTO, CA2025

    PROJECT SUPPORT

    LUCILE PACKARD CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL

    $414,000
    PALO ALTO, CA2025

    FUND SUPPORT

    THE RONALD REAGAN FOUNDATION & INSTITUTE

    $400,000
    SIMI VALLEY, CA2025

    FUND SUPPORT

    THE TRUST FOR PUBLIC LAND

    $400,000
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2025

    WATERFRONT PARK

    MAKING WAVES FOUNDATION

    $350,000
    RICHMOND, CA2025

    PROGRAM SUPPORT

    SANTA CLARA UNIVERSITY

    $300,000
    SANTA CLARA, CA2025

    MENTAL HTH. SUPPORT

    SAN FRANCISCO MUSEUM OF MODERN ART

    $250,000
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2025

    FUND SUPPORT

    TIPPING POINT COMMUNITY

    $250,000
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    THE MALALA FUND

    $250,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    NEIGHBORS FOR A BETTER SAN FRANCISCO

    $200,000
    SAN RAFAEL, CA2025

    PROGRAM SUPPORT

    STANFORD HEALTH CARE

    $195,000
    STANFORD, CA2025

    HEALTH CARE FUND

    FIELD INSTITUTE OF TAOS

    $150,000
    ARROYO SECO, NM2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    THE WASHINGTON INSTITUTE NEAR EAST POLICY

    $150,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    FELLOWSHIP SUPPORT

    PACIFIC RESEARCH INSTITUTE PUBLIC POLICY

    $150,000
    PASADENA, CA2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    TAOS SPORTS ASSOCIATES INC

    $125,000
    TAOS, NM2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    J DAVID GLADSTONE INSTITUTES

    $125,000
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    AMERICA'S CHARITIES

    $120,000
    CHANTILLY, VA2025

    PROJECT SUPPORT

    BUCK INSTITUTE FOR AGE RESEARCH

    $100,000
    NOVATO, CA2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    AOPA FOUNDATION

    $100,000
    FREDERICK, MD2025

    SCHOLARSHIP SUPPORT

    OSHMAN FAMILY JCC

    $100,000
    PALO ALTO, CA2025

    EDUCATION/CULTURAL

    ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRESS

    $100,000
    BERKELEY, CA2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    INTERNATIONAL FOLLICULAR LYMPHOMA CHALLENGE INC

    $100,000
    NORWALK, CT2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    TEACH FOR AMERICA INC

    $100,000
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    PROGRAM SUPPORT

    CORNELL UNIVERSITY

    $100,000
    ITHACA, NY2025

    PROFESSIONAL SUPPORT

    GRADUATE THEOLOGICAL UNION

    $100,000
    BERKELEY, CA2025

    PROGRAM & IT SUPPORT

    BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB OF HAWAII

    $100,000
    HONOLULU, HI2025

    CONSTRUCTION SUPPORT

    SANTA BARBARA FOUNDATION

    $100,000
    SANTA BARBARA, CA2025

    FUND SUPPORT

    RIEKES CENTER FOR HUMAN ENHANCEMENT

    $100,000
    MENLO PARK, CA2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    UCSF FOUNDATION

    $100,000
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2025

    CANCER CENTER

    CHILENO BAY FOUNDATION INC

    $100,000
    SCOTTSDALE, AZ2025

    CLINIC SUPPORT

    COMMONCRAWL FOUNDATION

    $100,000
    BEVERLY HILLS, CA2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    OAKLAND CHILDREN'S FAIRYLAND INC

    $88,770
    OAKLAND, CA2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    WOMENONE LTD

    $85,000
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT