Thinspace Africa concentrates sizable gifts on a very small set of organizations that deliver humanitarian aid and education, often through faith- or ministry-oriented channels. Its giving appears directed at family- and child-centered relief and development programs, likely with an international or Africa-focused intent implied by the foundation name and grantee missions. The foundation tends to fund known partners repeatedly rather than making many one-off grants.
Highly concentrated: six grants totaling ~$1.17M, with repeated large gifts to three core grantees (each received two grants). Prefers fewer, substantial awards to partner organizations rather than broad, small-dollar distribution.
Thinspace Africa’s recent grantmaking is defined by large, repeated awards to a small group of partners working on humanitarian aid and education. The two largest grants on file both went to Rebuilder's Ministry in Bunia Bunia DR: $216,554 in 2023 and $207,596 in 2024. A similar pattern appears with Bringing Hope to the Family, which received $203,932 in 2023 and $171,607 in 2024, and with Noah's Arc Organization, which received $193,114 in 2023 and $180,210 in 2024. Those recurring awards show a funder that supports ongoing operating and program work rather than one-time project visits. The foundation’s grantmaking is also tightly aligned to practical service delivery. Recent grantee descriptions point to education, humanitarian aid, and child- and family-centered support, often through faith- or ministry-linked organizations. Thinspace Africa also funds local U.S.-based organizations, including a $35,000 grant to Fipa in Alameda, CA, within the same humanitarian aid and education category. Across the grants list, the pattern is not broad diversification; it is concentration around a few partners carrying out direct relief and education work.
Education support is a core part of Thinspace Africa’s work. In 2024, the foundation gave $24,968 to Various in California, and its classroom sponsorship program covers educational supplies, teacher salary support, classroom materials, and individual student support through partner schools in Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Humanitarian aid is another clear focus. Thinspace Africa gave $10,000 to Kumi Baptist Church in Kumi for humanitarian aid and education, reflecting support for faith-based organizations delivering practical assistance. The foundation also backs locally led development services in Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo through partner support and direct partner grants. Those programs include healthcare, food security, clean water, peace and reconciliation, and capacity building. Vocational and job training support is part of the same structure, including small capital items for trade education and income generation.
Thinspace Africa’s typical grant size is $35,000 at the 25th percentile, $180,210 at the median, and $203,932 at the 75th percentile, showing a concentrated pattern of sizable awards. The recent grants list also shows repeated support to the same organizations across multiple years, rather than many one-off grants. The foundation is classified as a regular funder, does not fund individuals, and does not make program-related investments. Several active programs note that they do not accept unsolicited applications.
$621K
$190K
$844K
$738K
Most grants fall between $35K and $204K, with a median of $180K.
25th Percentile
$35K
Median
$180K
75th Percentile
$204K
Top 3 recipient countries by grant volume for Thinspace Africa.
| Rank | Country | Grants | Total | Share |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Uganda | 9 | $1.7M | 52.9% |
| 2 | Congo (DRC) | 4 | $860K |
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Notable grantees: Rebuilder's Ministry, Bringing Hope to the Family, Noah's Arc Organization
Grant recipients are concentrated in a small set of places. Uganda accounts for 55.6% of the grants shown, the Democratic Republic of Congo for 22.2%, and the United States for 22.2%. Named recipient locations include Bunia Bunia DR and Kyenjojo Kyenjojo in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda, along with Alameda, CA and multiple California recipients. The foundation gives most often in California, but the grants themselves reach Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Thinspace Africa supports humanitarian aid and education, with related work in family and child support, healthcare, clean water, food security, peace and reconciliation, and vocational training. Its active programs also include classroom sponsorship, partner support, medical care and clinic support, and water well projects in Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Yes. The grants list shows repeated awards to the same partners across years, including Rebuilder's Ministry, Bringing Hope to the Family, and Noah's Arc Organization. That pattern suggests ongoing support rather than isolated one-time grants.
Most grants shown go to recipients in Uganda, which accounts for 55.6% of the grants in the dataset. The Democratic Republic of Congo accounts for 22.2%, and the United States for 22.2%.
The grant-size distribution is concentrated at higher levels: the 25th percentile is $35,000, the median is $180,210, and the 75th percentile is $203,932. The recent grants list also includes awards above $200,000 to recurring partners.
2026
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2026.
| 3 | United StatesDomestic | 4 | $79K | 23.5% |
Recipient country reflects the grantee's headquarters per IRS 990-PF and Schedule F filings, not the program's implementation country.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NOAH'S ARC ORGANIZATION | KYENJOJO KYENJOJO | $274,652 | 2026 | HUMANITARIAN AID AND EDUCATION |
| REBUILDER'S MINISTRY | BUNIA BUNIA DR | $215,383 | 2026 | HUMANITARIAN AID AND EDUCATION |
| BRINGING HOPE TO THE FAMILY | KYENJOJO KYENJOJO | $131,233 | 2026 | HUMANITARIAN AID AND EDUCATION |
| NOAH'S ARC ORGANIZATION | KYENJOJO KYENJOJO | $401,127 | 2025 | HUMANITARIAN AID AND EDUCATION |
| REBUILDER'S MINISTRY | BUNIA BUNIA DR | $220,522 | 2025 | HUMANITARIAN AID AND EDUCATION |
| BRINGING HOPE TO THE FAMILY | KYENJOJO KYENJOJO | $121,577 | 2025 | HUMANITARIAN AID AND EDUCATION |
| VARIOUS | VARIOUS, CA | $9,887 | 2025 | HUMANITARIAN AID AND EDUCATION |
| FIPA | ALAMEDA, CA | $9,081 | 2025 | HUMANITARIAN AID AND EDUCATION |
| REBUILDER'S MINISTRY | BUNIA BUNIA DR | $207,596 | 2024 | HUMANITARIAN AID AND EDUCATION |
| NOAH'S ARC ORGANIZATION | KYENJOJO KYENJOJO | $180,210 | 2024 | HUMANITARIAN AID AND EDUCATION |
| BRINGING HOPE TO THE FAMILY | KYENJOJO KYENJOJO | $171,607 | 2024 | HUMANITARIAN AID AND EDUCATION |
| FIPA | ALAMEDA, CA | $35,000 | 2024 | HUMANITARIAN AID AND EDUCATION |
| VARIOUS | VARIOUS, CA | $24,968 | 2024 | HUMANITARIAN AID AND EDUCATION |
| KUMI BAPTIST CHURCH | KUMI | $10,000 | 2024 | HUMANITARIAN AID AND EDUCATION |
| REBUILDER'S MINISTRY | BUNIA BUNIA DR | $216,554 | 2023 | HUMANITARIAN AID AND EDUCATION |
| BRINGING HOPE TO THE FAMILY | KYENJOJO KYENJOJO | $203,932 | 2023 | HUMANITARIAN AID AND EDUCATION |
| NOAH'S ARC ORGANIZATION | KYENJOJO KYENJOJO | $193,114 | 2023 | HUMANITARIAN AID AND EDUCATION |
NOAH'S ARC ORGANIZATION
$274,652HUMANITARIAN AID AND EDUCATION
REBUILDER'S MINISTRY
$215,383HUMANITARIAN AID AND EDUCATION
BRINGING HOPE TO THE FAMILY
$131,233HUMANITARIAN AID AND EDUCATION
NOAH'S ARC ORGANIZATION
$401,127HUMANITARIAN AID AND EDUCATION
REBUILDER'S MINISTRY
$220,522HUMANITARIAN AID AND EDUCATION
BRINGING HOPE TO THE FAMILY
$121,577HUMANITARIAN AID AND EDUCATION
VARIOUS
$9,887HUMANITARIAN AID AND EDUCATION
FIPA
$9,081HUMANITARIAN AID AND EDUCATION
REBUILDER'S MINISTRY
$207,596HUMANITARIAN AID AND EDUCATION
NOAH'S ARC ORGANIZATION
$180,210HUMANITARIAN AID AND EDUCATION
BRINGING HOPE TO THE FAMILY
$171,607HUMANITARIAN AID AND EDUCATION
FIPA
$35,000HUMANITARIAN AID AND EDUCATION
VARIOUS
$24,968HUMANITARIAN AID AND EDUCATION
KUMI BAPTIST CHURCH
$10,000HUMANITARIAN AID AND EDUCATION
REBUILDER'S MINISTRY
$216,554HUMANITARIAN AID AND EDUCATION
BRINGING HOPE TO THE FAMILY
$203,932HUMANITARIAN AID AND EDUCATION
NOAH'S ARC ORGANIZATION
$193,114HUMANITARIAN AID AND EDUCATION