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Grants awarded

Who does Carestar Foundation fund?

Carestar Foundation has awarded $16 million across 133 grants to 82 grantees between 2021 and 2024. Its giving concentrates in health care. Its typical grant is $75,000, with most between $20,000 and $158,333. Repeat grantees receive a median $100,000 versus $75,000 for first-time grantees.

Total awarded
$16.0M
Typical grant
$75K
Grantees
82
Grants
133
Years
2021–2024

Organizations this funder supports

Each grantee's funding from this organization, summed across all reported years. Largest first — click any column to re-sort.

82 of 82 grantees
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Grantee Total receivedGrantsYearsLatestState Support
Public Health Advocates $2.8M82021–20242024CA
I Individual recipient $1,000K32023–20242024— —
Loma Linda University $750K32022–20242024CA
I Individual recipient $750K32022–20242024— —
Interface Children Family Services $600K32021–20232023CA
C California Indian Museum & Cultural Center $500K22022–20232023— —
Sutter Coast Hospital $492K32023–20242024CA
C City of Eureka $425K32023–20242024— —
Public Health Institute $420K120222022CA
Health Access Foundation $407K42022–20232023CA
Y Youth Recovery Connections $333K120232023CA
R Regents of the University of California Ucsf $317K220242024— —
California Pan-Ethnic Health Network $310K42021–20232023CA
Kings View $300K22023–20242024CA
H Health Resource in Action (hria) $300K220242024— —
John Muir Health Foundation $300K120222022CA
New Venture Fund $300K22021–20222022DC
C California Bridge Program (public Health Institute) $280K120232023— —
Public Works Alliance $250K22022–20232023CA
National Indian Justice Center INC $250K120242024CA
I Individual recipient $232K220242024— —
Bay Area Youth EMT Program $200K32022–20242024CA
H Hope & Heal Fund $200K22023–20242024— —
C Ca Emergency Medical Services Authority $200K120242024— —
U University of California San Francisco $181K220212021CA
Anti Police-Terror Project INC $180K42022–20242024CA
S San Francisco Fire Department $171K22023–20242024— —
T Tabimoms $162K42023–20242024— —
R Regents of University of California $158K120232023— —
Prevention Institute $150K22022–20232023CA
S San Ramon Valley Fire Protection District $150K120232023— —
N Northern California Ems INC $150K120232023CA
T The Health Alliance for Violence Intervention (health Resources in Action) $150K120232023— —
S San Ramon Valley Fire Protection $150K120242024— —
E Exhaling Injustice $150K22023–20242024CA
I Individual recipient $125K120242024— —
C California Pan-Ethnic Health Network (cpehn) $125K120242024— —
Support for Actively Rising Youth $100K120232023CA
True North Organizing Network $100K120212021CA
C City EMT (dustys' Fishing Well) $100K120222022— —
S St Joseph Health Northern California LLC DBA Providence St Joseph Hosp $100K120222022— —
C City EMT (dusty's Fishing Well) $100K120232023— —
S Sfary (support for Actively Rising Youth) $100K120242024— —
C Cristo Rey De La Salle East Bay High School INC $90K52021–20232023CA
T Tower Foundation of Sjsu $79K120242024— —
Health Resources in Action INC $75K120212021MA
C Concrete Development INC (united Way of San Joaquin County) $75K120232023— —
N North Valley Labor Federation (united Way of Merced) $75K120242024— —
S Still I Rise Films (bay Area Youth EMT Program) $75K120232023— —
C Community Response Works (raheem) $75K120232023— —
H Health Resources in Action (the Health Alliance for Violence Intervention) $75K120222022— —
Y Youth Alive $75K120232023— —
I Individual recipient $75K120242024— —
United Way of San Joaquin County $75K120222022CA
P Prehospital Care Research Forum-UCLA $65K120242024— —
The Andrew Levitt Center for Social Emergency Medicine $62K120212021CA
I Individual recipient $60K220242024— —
H Healing Grace Studios LLC $59K120242024— —
I Individual recipient $50K120242024— —
S Sf Fire Youth Academy $50K120242024— —
San Francisco Fire Youth Academy $50K120232023CA
Martin Luther King JR Community Health Foundation $35K120212021CA
S San Diego Fire& Rescue $30K120222022— —
Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation $30K120212021CA
S Santa Rosa Junior College $20K120222022— —
V Victorville Fire Dept $20K120212021— —
C California Paramedic Foundation $20K220222022— —
C College for Behavioral Health $15K120242024— —
C College for Behavioral Health Leadership $15K120232023— —
I Individual recipient $15K120242024— —
Paramedic Resources INC $10K120212021CA
U Uc Berkeley Chicano Latino Alumni Association $10K120222022— —
Angel Flight West INC $10K120212021CA
A Adventist Community Services (pacific Union Conference of Seventh-Day Adven $10K120212021— —
R Ryse $10K120232023— —
University of the Pacific $7K120212021CA
S Shepherd S Gate INC $5K120222022TX
R Ruby's Place INC $5K120222022— —
Sacramento Tree Foundation Incorporated $2K120232023CA
California Immigrant Policy Center $2K120222022CA
Access Reproductive Justice $2K120222022CA
Services & Immigrant Rights & Education Network $2K120222022CA

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