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Foundation grants for nonprofits in Shasta County

Private foundations gave $29 million to organizations in Shasta County in tax years 2019 to 2025, according to their own IRS filings.

$29 million

given

866

grants

191

foundations

$1,200

typical grant

Foundations that give in Shasta County

The 20 biggest givers here whose tax filings don't say they fund only groups they pick themselves. Check each foundation's own guidelines before you apply.

  1. The McConnell Foundation

    Based in Redding, CA

    Gave $15 million in Shasta County in 83 grants. Typical grant: $5,644.

    • Environment & animals
    • Arts & culture
    • Workforce & economic development
  2. The California Wellness Foundation

    Based in Los Angeles, CA

    Gave $640,000 in Shasta County in 9 grants. Typical grant: $75,000.

    • Health
    • Public safety & justice
    • Mental & behavioral health
  3. The Hugh and Hazel Darling Foundation

    Based in Los Angeles, CA

    Gave $610,000 in Shasta County in 4 grants. Typical grant: $175,000.

    • Education
    • Science & technology
  4. The Kbk Foundation

    Based in San Rafael, CA

    Gave $500,000 in Shasta County in 1 grant. Typical grant: $500,000.

    • Arts & culture
  5. The Fletcher Jones Foundation

    Based in Pasadena, CA

    Gave $500,000 in Shasta County in 1 grant. Typical grant: $500,000.

    • Education
    • Health
  6. The Schmidt Family Foundation

    Based in Palo Alto, CA

    Gave $375,000 in Shasta County in 2 grants. Typical grant: $187,500.

    • Arts & culture
    • Religion
  7. Chauncey and Marion D Mccormick

    Based in Chicago, IL

    Gave $325,000 in Shasta County in 2 grants. Typical grant: $162,500.

    • Health
    • International
  8. The Ford Family Foundation

    Based in Roseburg, OR

    Gave $315,000 in Shasta County in 5 grants. Typical grant: $50,000.

    • Education
    • Workforce & economic development
    • Youth development
  9. S H Cowell Foundation

    Based in San Francisco, CA

    Gave $285,000 in Shasta County in 5 grants. Typical grant: $40,000.

    • Education
    • Public safety & justice
  10. George Grotefend Scholarship Fund

    Based in Saint Louis, MO

    Gave $183,793 in Shasta County in 4 grants. Typical grant: $40,000.

    • Education
  11. Carestar Foundation

    Based in Berkeley, CA

    Gave $150,000 in Shasta County in 1 grant. Typical grant: $150,000.

    • Health
  12. Vincent J & Jane A Flynn Family

    Based in Red Bluff, CA

    Gave $145,000 in Shasta County in 2 grants. Typical grant: $72,500.

    • Health
  13. M J Murdock Charitable Trust

    Based in Vancouver, WA

    Gave $128,000 in Shasta County in 1 grant. Typical grant: $128,000.

    • Education
  14. The Marisla Foundation

    Based in Laguna Beach, CA

    Gave $120,000 in Shasta County in 3 grants. Typical grant: $40,000.

    • Environment & animals
  15. Sierra Health Foundation

    Based in Sacramento, CA

    Gave $95,000 in Shasta County in 3 grants. Typical grant: $10,000.

    • Public safety & justice
    • Human services
  16. 516 Foundation

    Based in Red Bluff, CA

    Gave $79,612 in Shasta County in 4 grants. Typical grant: $19,903.

    • Environment & animals
  17. Ben B Cheney Foundation Inc

    Based in Tacoma, WA

    Gave $75,000 in Shasta County in 1 grant. Typical grant: $75,000.

    • Health
  18. Ronald W Naito Md Foundation

    Based in Portland, OR

    Gave $70,000 in Shasta County in 2 grants. Typical grant: $35,000.

    • International
  19. Caddock Foundation Inc

    Based in Roseburg, OR

    Gave $54,000 in Shasta County in 3 grants. Typical grant: $18,000.

    • Pinkerton Foundation

      Based in New York, NY

      Gave $50,000 in Shasta County in 2 grants. Typical grant: $25,000.

      • International

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    Giving by program area in Shasta County

    Program areaFoundationsGiven
    Environment & animals25$6.0 million
    Arts & culture21$5.5 million
    Education43$4.6 million
    Health31$3.5 million
    Workforce & economic development5$2.1 million
    International23$2.1 million
    Community development7$2.0 million
    Religion48$1.5 million
    Human services20$541,772
    Youth development17$421,070
    Public safety & justice9$288,165
    Mental & behavioral health9$255,197
    Housing & homelessness6$199,806

    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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