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    Matthew Korn and Cynthia Miller Family Foundation

    ActivoPhilanthropy & VoluntarismFinancia Individuos
    McLean, VA7038489439
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    About Matthew Korn and Cynthia Miller Family Foundation

    The Matthew Korn and Cynthia Miller Family Foundation concentrates its giving on arts-related education and local Jewish congregational infrastructure, primarily in the Washington, D.C./Northern Virginia area. The foundation makes a small number of relatively large, mission-driven gifts—notably multi-year support for Wolf Trap’s early childhood arts education for at-risk children and a capital/renovation grant to Temple Rodef Shalom—favoring endowment and facility-strengthening investments that sustain program delivery over time.

    Focus Areas

    Early childhood arts education for at-risk children (through performing arts programs)Building endowments to sustain arts educationCapital expansion and renovation of Jewish religious/education facilities in the DC/Northern Virginia area

    Who They Fund

    low-income families and residents (Washington, D.C. and Northern Virginia)homeless individualschildren (including at-risk and low-income children)veterans and their familiesfaith communities / religious education participants

    About Matthew Korn and Cynthia Miller Family Foundation

    The Matthew Korn and Cynthia Miller Family Foundation Inc repeatedly backs facility-building and endowment work rather than scattered small grants. One of the clearest examples is the series of gifts to Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts, including support for renovation and modernization of performing arts facilities and separate endowment support for early childhood education opportunities for at-risk children. That pattern points to a funder that uses capital and long-term investment to sustain arts education infrastructure. The foundation also supports Jewish congregational and educational space in Northern Virginia. Temple Rodef Shalom received funding for expansion and renovation of teaching and religious education facilities, along with later support tied to religious education advocacy programs and assistance for low-income families. In addition, the foundation has made a large grant to the Northern Virginia Science Center Foundation for construction of a new science center in Loudoun County, described as a permanent home for the Children’s Science Center. These gifts show a preference for projects with physical, programmatic, and long-term institutional impact in the Washington, D.C. and Northern Virginia area.

    What Matthew Korn and Cynthia Miller Family Foundation Funds

    Arts education is a recurring theme. Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts received support for capital campaign work to renovate and modernize performing arts facilities, and also for an Endowment Fund for Education supporting early childhood education opportunities for at-risk children. The foundation also backs science access for children. Northern Virginia Science Center Foundation was funded for construction of the new Northern Virginia Science Center in Loudoun County Virginia, and another grant supported hands-on activities promoting a love of STEM for children. Faith-based education and community support are another clear area. Temple Rodef Shalom received grants for expansion and renovation of teaching and religious education facilities, plus separate support for religious education advocacy programs and low-income families. Smaller grants also go to direct-service organizations serving food-insecure residents, including Capital Area Food Bank, SOME So Others Might Eat, Share Inc, and Brightpaths Inc.

    How Matthew Korn and Cynthia Miller Family Foundation Gives

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $540K

    Total Assets

    $4.3M

    Total Revenue

    $245K

    Total Expenses

    $574K

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $990 and $2K, with a median of $1K.

    25th Percentile

    $990

    Median

    $1K

    75th Percentile

    $2K

    Geographic Reach

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    Último Formulario 990: 2025
    Activos totales: 4,3 M US$
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    Giving Approach

    Concentrated, high-dollar grants to a few local organizations; repeat funding for core arts education partner (Wolf Trap); emphasis on endowment and capital projects rather than many small operating grants.

    Funding Style

    capital campaigns / facility renovationendowment buildingdirect service / safety-net supportadvocacy and policy supportprogrammatic arts and education support

    Notable grantees: Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts, Temple Rodef Shalom

    Topics

    performing arts infrastructure and theater supportarts access and cultural event inclusion for low-income children and familiesearly childhood education for at-risk childrenfood security and short-term emergency safety-net servicesinformal STEM education and science center programming for childrenveterans advocacy and public-policy mobilizationreligious education and faith-based community support

    Typical grants are small, with a p25 of $990, median of $1,000, and p75 of $2,000. The recent list also shows larger capital and endowment gifts, including six-figure support for building and renovation work. Recipients appear across multiple years, especially Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts, Temple Rodef Shalom, SOME So Others Might Eat, Brightpaths Inc, and Northern Virginia Science Center Foundation, which suggests repeat support rather than one-off giving. The foundation is a family foundation and funds individuals, while program-related investments are not part of the profile. The record does not show an application process.

    Where Matthew Korn and Cynthia Miller Family Foundation Makes Grants

    Giving is regional and concentrated in the Washington, D.C. area and Northern Virginia. DC is the top state by grant count, while 44% of grants go to recipients in Virginia. Recent recipients include Washington, DC; Falls Church, VA; Vienna, VA; Fairfax, VA; Tysons, VA; and McLean, VA. All grants in the country distribution are in the US, with no non-U.S. recipients listed.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Matthew Korn and Cynthia Miller Family Foundation

    What kinds of projects does the foundation support?

    Its recent grants favor capital projects, endowment building, arts education, science education, religious education, and direct service. Examples include renovation and modernization at Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts, construction support for the Northern Virginia Science Center Foundation, and expansion and renovation at Temple Rodef Shalom.

    Does it give recurring grants to the same organizations?

    Yes. Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts appears multiple times from 2023 through 2025, as do Temple Rodef Shalom, SOME So Others Might Eat, Brightpaths Inc, and Northern Virginia Science Center Foundation. That repeated pattern suggests ongoing relationships rather than isolated gifts.

    What is the typical grant size?

    The grant-size distribution is small at the center: p25 is $990, median is $1,000, and p75 is $2,000. The foundation also makes larger outlier grants for capital and endowment projects, including gifts in the six-figure range.

    Where do most grants go?

    The top state by grant count is DC, and 44% of grants go to recipients in Virginia. Recent recipients are concentrated in Washington, DC and Northern Virginia, with additional recipients in nearby Maryland, Wisconsin, and Oregon appearing in the recent-grants list.

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    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

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

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    Northern Virginia Science Center FoundationFairfax, VA$248,2492026To support construction of the new Northern Virginia Science Center in Loudoun County Virginia to serve as a permanent home of the Childrens Seience Center.
    Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing ArtsVienna, VA$150,0002026To support the Wolf Trap Foundation capital campaign for renovation and modernization of performing arts facilities.
    Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing ArtsVienna, VA$50,0002026To build an Endowment Fund for Education supporting early childhood education opportunities for at-risk children.
    Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing ArtsVienna, VA$30,0002026To support the Wolf Trap Foundation general operating fund.
    Temple Rodef ShalomFalls Church, VA$17,3302026To support religious education advocacy programs and to provide support for low-income families.
    1st Stage IncTysons, VA$10,0002026To support an award winning theater in the Northern Virginia community.
    Northern Virginia Science Center FoundationFairfax, VA$5,0002026To support the Northern Virginia Science Center that provides hands on activities promoting a love of science technology engineering and math STEM for children.
    Capital Area Food BankWashington, DC$4,0002026To feed low-income and homeless residents of the Washington DC area.
    Share IncMcLean, VA$4,0002026To provide food and other basic essentials to low-income residents of Northern Virginia.
    SOME So Others Might EatWashington, DC$4,0002026To provide food and short-term safety-net services in Washington DC.
    Brightpaths IncFairfax, VA$4,0002026To provide food and short-term safety-net services in Northern Virginia.
    University of Wisconsin FoundationMadison, WI$2,0192026To support construction of new building for Computer Sciences research and education.
    Tickets for KidsPittsburgh, PA$2,0002026To enrich the lives of low-income and at-risk children and their families by including them in a variety of arts cultural educational and sporting events and activities by providing them with tickets to these enriching events.
    The Jewish Community Relations Council of Greater WashingtonNorth Bethesda, MD$2,0002026To support the council which works to foster a fair and equitable society for all promoting individual security equal opportunity in their work with local governments Israel advocacy inter-group relations and social justice.
    National Gallery of ArtWashington, DC$1,5002026To support the art museum and arts education.
    WETAArlington, VA$1,2002026To support educational programming on public TV and radio.
    Planned Parenthood of Metropolitan Washington DCWashington, DC$1,0002026To support reproductive healthcare.
    Fairfax Library FoundationFairfax, VA$1,0002026To support acquisition of new books and materials at the Fairfax County public libraries.
    Fairfax County Park FoundationFairfax, VA$1,0002026To support parks and recreation in Fairfax County Virginia.
    Second Chance Wildlife CenterClarksburg, MD$2502026To support emergency treatment and rehabilitative care to injured ill or orphaned wildlife with a goal of releasing healthy animals back to nature,
    Chesterbrook ResidencesFalls Church, VA$2502026To support a non-profit assisted living community serving the residents of McLean & Falls Church VA
    Sheldrick Wildlife Trust USALaguna Hills, CA$2502026To support wildlife conservation and education.
    Wikimedia EndowmentWashington, DC$2502026To build an endowment that supports the free Wikipedia online encyclopedia.
    Pancreatic Cancer Action NetworkEl Segundo, CA$2002026To support cancer research and patient care.
    The Bronx High School of Science Alumni FoundationBronx, NY$2002026To support science and math education for high school students.
    AntiDefamation LeagueNew York, NY$1802026To oppose anti-semitism and defamation of all people and to secure justice and fair treatment for all.
    Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing ArtsVienna, VA$150,0002025To support the Wolf Trap Foundation capital campaign for renovation and modernization of performing arts facilities.
    Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing ArtsVienna, VA$50,0002025To build an Endowment Fund for Education supporting early childhood education opportunities for at-risk children.
    Temple Rodef ShalomFalls Church, VA$13,9272025To support religious education advocacy programs and to provide support for low-income families.
    1st Stage IncTysons, VA$10,0002025To support an award winning theater in the Northern Virginia community.
    Vet Voice FoundationPortland, OR$2,5002025Vet Voice Foundation a veteran-led 501c3 mobilizes veterans to lead advocate and fight for a stronger more just America. They champion policies that keep promises made to those who serve support better lives and livelihoods for veterans and their families protect our freedoms and advance national security.
    Capital Area Food BankWashington, DC$2,0002025To feed low-income and homeless residents of the Washington DC area.
    Edlavitch DC Jewish Community CenterWashington, DC$2,0002025To support Theater J a nationally-renowned professional theater that celebrates explores and struggles with the complexities and nuances of both the Jewish experience and the universal human condition.
    Brightpaths IncFairfax, VA$2,0002025To provide food and short-term safety-net services in Northern Virginia.
    Port Discovery Childrens MuseumBaltimore, MD$2,0002025To support membership and field trips for low-income families and children.
    SOME So Others Might EatWashington, DC$2,0002025To provide food and short-term safety-net services in Washington DC.
    Northern Virginia Science Center FoundationFairfax, VA$2,0002025To support the Northern Virginia Science Center that provides hands on activities promoting a love of science technology engineering and math STEM for children.
    Tickets for KidsPittsburgh, PA$2,0002025To enrich the lives of low-income and at-risk children and their families by including them in a variety of arts cultural educational and sporting events and activities by providing them with tickets to these enriching events.
    Share IncMcLean, VA$2,0002025To provide food and other basic essentials to low-income residents of Northern Virginia.
    The Jewish Community Relations Council of Greater WashingtonNorth Bethesda, MD$1,8002025To support the council which works to foster a fair and equitable society for all promoting individual security equal opportunity in their work with local governments Israel advocacy inter-group relations and social justice.
    Friends of Felines IncStamford, CT$1,3102025To provide medical care for rescued cats.
    National Gallery of ArtWashington, DC$1,0002025To support the art museum and arts education.
    Washington Performing ArtsWashington, DC$1,0002025To support WPA an independent non-profit in the nations capital presenting both established and early career artists in dozens of unique spaces and places-from parks to concert halls-throughout the D.C. region.
    Fairfax Library FoundationFairfax, VA$1,0002025To support acquisition of new books and materials at the Fairfax County public libraries.
    Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing ArtsVienna, VA$1,0002025To support the Wolf Trap Foundation general operating fund.
    Fairfax County Park FoundationFairfax, VA$1,0002025To support parks and recreation in Fairfax County Virginia.
    Planned Parenthood of Metropolitan Washington DCWashington, DC$1,0002025To support reproductive healthcare.
    WETAArlington, VA$1,0002025To support educational programming on public TV and radio.
    Encore Stage and StudioArlington, VA$5002025To support arts education opportunities for children and youth with skilled and dedicated professionals.
    Lucky Dog Animal RescueArlington, VA$5002025To support animal welfare in the Washington DC area by rescuing homeless neglected dogs and cats and fostering their care until permanent forever homes can be found for them.

    Northern Virginia Science Center Foundation

    $248,249
    Fairfax, VA2026

    To support construction of the new Northern Virginia Science Center in Loudoun County Virginia to serve as a permanent home of the Childrens Seience Center.

    Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts

    $150,000
    Vienna, VA2026

    To support the Wolf Trap Foundation capital campaign for renovation and modernization of performing arts facilities.

    Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts

    $50,000
    Vienna, VA2026

    To build an Endowment Fund for Education supporting early childhood education opportunities for at-risk children.

    Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts

    $30,000
    Vienna, VA2026

    To support the Wolf Trap Foundation general operating fund.

    Temple Rodef Shalom

    $17,330
    Falls Church, VA2026

    To support religious education advocacy programs and to provide support for low-income families.

    1st Stage Inc

    $10,000
    Tysons, VA2026

    To support an award winning theater in the Northern Virginia community.

    Northern Virginia Science Center Foundation

    $5,000
    Fairfax, VA2026

    To support the Northern Virginia Science Center that provides hands on activities promoting a love of science technology engineering and math STEM for children.

    Capital Area Food Bank

    $4,000
    Washington, DC2026

    To feed low-income and homeless residents of the Washington DC area.

    Share Inc

    $4,000
    McLean, VA2026

    To provide food and other basic essentials to low-income residents of Northern Virginia.

    SOME So Others Might Eat

    $4,000
    Washington, DC2026

    To provide food and short-term safety-net services in Washington DC.

    Brightpaths Inc

    $4,000
    Fairfax, VA2026

    To provide food and short-term safety-net services in Northern Virginia.

    University of Wisconsin Foundation

    $2,019
    Madison, WI2026

    To support construction of new building for Computer Sciences research and education.

    Tickets for Kids

    $2,000
    Pittsburgh, PA2026

    To enrich the lives of low-income and at-risk children and their families by including them in a variety of arts cultural educational and sporting events and activities by providing them with tickets to these enriching events.

    The Jewish Community Relations Council of Greater Washington

    $2,000
    North Bethesda, MD2026

    To support the council which works to foster a fair and equitable society for all promoting individual security equal opportunity in their work with local governments Israel advocacy inter-group relations and social justice.

    National Gallery of Art

    $1,500
    Washington, DC2026

    To support the art museum and arts education.

    WETA

    $1,200
    Arlington, VA2026

    To support educational programming on public TV and radio.

    Planned Parenthood of Metropolitan Washington DC

    $1,000
    Washington, DC2026

    To support reproductive healthcare.

    Fairfax Library Foundation

    $1,000
    Fairfax, VA2026

    To support acquisition of new books and materials at the Fairfax County public libraries.

    Fairfax County Park Foundation

    $1,000
    Fairfax, VA2026

    To support parks and recreation in Fairfax County Virginia.

    Second Chance Wildlife Center

    $250
    Clarksburg, MD2026

    To support emergency treatment and rehabilitative care to injured ill or orphaned wildlife with a goal of releasing healthy animals back to nature,

    Chesterbrook Residences

    $250
    Falls Church, VA2026

    To support a non-profit assisted living community serving the residents of McLean & Falls Church VA

    Sheldrick Wildlife Trust USA

    $250
    Laguna Hills, CA2026

    To support wildlife conservation and education.

    Wikimedia Endowment

    $250
    Washington, DC2026

    To build an endowment that supports the free Wikipedia online encyclopedia.

    Pancreatic Cancer Action Network

    $200
    El Segundo, CA2026

    To support cancer research and patient care.

    The Bronx High School of Science Alumni Foundation

    $200
    Bronx, NY2026

    To support science and math education for high school students.

    AntiDefamation League

    $180
    New York, NY2026

    To oppose anti-semitism and defamation of all people and to secure justice and fair treatment for all.

    Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts

    $150,000
    Vienna, VA2025

    To support the Wolf Trap Foundation capital campaign for renovation and modernization of performing arts facilities.

    Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts

    $50,000
    Vienna, VA2025

    To build an Endowment Fund for Education supporting early childhood education opportunities for at-risk children.

    Temple Rodef Shalom

    $13,927
    Falls Church, VA2025

    To support religious education advocacy programs and to provide support for low-income families.

    1st Stage Inc

    $10,000
    Tysons, VA2025

    To support an award winning theater in the Northern Virginia community.

    Vet Voice Foundation

    $2,500
    Portland, OR2025

    Vet Voice Foundation a veteran-led 501c3 mobilizes veterans to lead advocate and fight for a stronger more just America. They champion policies that keep promises made to those who serve support better lives and livelihoods for veterans and their families protect our freedoms and advance national security.

    Capital Area Food Bank

    $2,000
    Washington, DC2025

    To feed low-income and homeless residents of the Washington DC area.

    Edlavitch DC Jewish Community Center

    $2,000
    Washington, DC2025

    To support Theater J a nationally-renowned professional theater that celebrates explores and struggles with the complexities and nuances of both the Jewish experience and the universal human condition.

    Brightpaths Inc

    $2,000
    Fairfax, VA2025

    To provide food and short-term safety-net services in Northern Virginia.

    Port Discovery Childrens Museum

    $2,000
    Baltimore, MD2025

    To support membership and field trips for low-income families and children.

    SOME So Others Might Eat

    $2,000
    Washington, DC2025

    To provide food and short-term safety-net services in Washington DC.

    Northern Virginia Science Center Foundation

    $2,000
    Fairfax, VA2025

    To support the Northern Virginia Science Center that provides hands on activities promoting a love of science technology engineering and math STEM for children.

    Tickets for Kids

    $2,000
    Pittsburgh, PA2025

    To enrich the lives of low-income and at-risk children and their families by including them in a variety of arts cultural educational and sporting events and activities by providing them with tickets to these enriching events.

    Share Inc

    $2,000
    McLean, VA2025

    To provide food and other basic essentials to low-income residents of Northern Virginia.

    The Jewish Community Relations Council of Greater Washington

    $1,800
    North Bethesda, MD2025

    To support the council which works to foster a fair and equitable society for all promoting individual security equal opportunity in their work with local governments Israel advocacy inter-group relations and social justice.

    Friends of Felines Inc

    $1,310
    Stamford, CT2025

    To provide medical care for rescued cats.

    National Gallery of Art

    $1,000
    Washington, DC2025

    To support the art museum and arts education.

    Washington Performing Arts

    $1,000
    Washington, DC2025

    To support WPA an independent non-profit in the nations capital presenting both established and early career artists in dozens of unique spaces and places-from parks to concert halls-throughout the D.C. region.

    Fairfax Library Foundation

    $1,000
    Fairfax, VA2025

    To support acquisition of new books and materials at the Fairfax County public libraries.

    Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts

    $1,000
    Vienna, VA2025

    To support the Wolf Trap Foundation general operating fund.

    Fairfax County Park Foundation

    $1,000
    Fairfax, VA2025

    To support parks and recreation in Fairfax County Virginia.

    Planned Parenthood of Metropolitan Washington DC

    $1,000
    Washington, DC2025

    To support reproductive healthcare.

    WETA

    $1,000
    Arlington, VA2025

    To support educational programming on public TV and radio.

    Encore Stage and Studio

    $500
    Arlington, VA2025

    To support arts education opportunities for children and youth with skilled and dedicated professionals.

    Lucky Dog Animal Rescue

    $500
    Arlington, VA2025

    To support animal welfare in the Washington DC area by rescuing homeless neglected dogs and cats and fostering their care until permanent forever homes can be found for them.