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Foundation grants for health nonprofits in California

8,403 private foundations gave $4.1 billion for health to organizations in California in tax years 2019 to 2025, according to their own IRS filings.

The table shows how many of them gave in each county, and how much. Many foundations give in more than one county, so the foundation counts add up to more than the total.

Foundations that fund health, by county

CountyFoundationsGiven
Los Angeles County4,279$1.4 billion
San Francisco County1,110$804 million
San Diego County885$358 million
Alameda County669$296 million
Santa Clara County951$281 million
Orange County998$183 million
San Mateo County332$155 million
Sacramento County277$107 million
Riverside County401$85 million
Santa Barbara County416$64 million
Contra Costa County256$36 million
Fresno County83$34 million
San Bernardino County150$30 million
Marin County290$25 million
Yolo County82$23 million
San Joaquin County40$21 million
Sonoma County204$17 million
Napa County94$17 million
Ventura County238$16 million
Santa Cruz County90$14 million
Monterey County116$14 million
Humboldt County23$12 million
Kern County61$11 million
Imperial County14$8.6 million
Madera County42$7.0 million
Calaveras County4$5.5 million
Merced County11$5.0 million
Stanislaus County29$5.0 million
Shasta County31$3.5 million
Placer County75$3.2 million
Mendocino County27$3.2 million
San Luis Obispo County90$2.7 million
Solano County23$2.6 million
Butte County22$2.4 million
Del Norte County6$2.3 million
Tulare County20$2.1 million
Siskiyou County19$1.7 million
Nevada County71$1.3 million
Lake County5$1.0 million
El Dorado County22$989,326
San Benito County7$876,358
Mariposa County3$490,045
Inyo County4$418,373
Yuba County5$179,507
Tuolumne County5$164,389
Plumas County10$122,645
Mono County15$112,107
Kings County4$57,711
Tehama County3$24,586
Trinity County3$17,517
Sutter County4$5,369

From the grants private foundations list in their IRS tax filings (Form 990-PF, tax years 2019 to 2025), as of Oct 31, 2026. Grants to individuals are left out. A grant counts for the county of the organization that received it, wherever the foundation is based. The typical grant is the middle one. Program areas come from each organization's IRS category and the stated purpose of the grant, so those figures are estimates. A foundation can ask to be left off this page by emailing contact@grantassembly.com.

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