The Ramesh and Kalpana Bhatia Family

EIN 205345499 Private Foundation

New Hyde Park, NY 11042 |(800) 839-1754

Total Given 2020–2024
$24.2M
183 grants · $4.8M avg/year
based on 5 yrs of IRS 990-PF records on file
$1M+/yr
mid-tier
capacity
$6K
typical small grants · $2K–$25K
grant size
32%
supporter · 34/105 multi-year
repeat
$8.0M
Assets (2024)
105
Distinct Recipients

About

As explained below, the Foundation has no plans for dissolution. This statement is submitted to report the distribution of certain assets during the year. The distributions resulted in a substantial contraction of assets. The following information is submitted in accordance with Treasury Regulation Section 1.6043-3(a)(1) and the Form 990-PF instructions: During the taxable year ending December 31, 2021, the Foundation made distributions from assets from sources other than current income. Collectively, the distributions in excess of current income totaled $5,518,336. This amount represents 25% or more of the Foundation's net assets of $15,387,666 (as measured by fair market value) at the beginning of the Foundation's taxable year ending December 31, 2021. Although the Foundation technically experienced a substantial contraction, it will continue in existence and has no plans for dissolution. The Foundation made distributions of cash to the grantees listed in the attachment to Part XIV, Line 3a; each such grant was made solely for the charitable purpose specified therein.

Focus Areas

Education Health Human Services Youth Development

Application Information

Accepts Unsolicited Proposals No. Preselected Only
Contact Person ramesh kalpana bhatia
Phone (800) 839-1754
Deadlines THERE ARE NO SUBMISSION DEADLINES
How to Apply N/A
Restrictions THERE ARE NO RESTRICTIONS
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Financial Trends

Giving Over Time

Total Assets Over Time

View financial data as table
YearTotal GivingTotal AssetsRevenueGrants
2019 N/A $10.8M $250K N/A
2020 $5.3M $15.4M $9.1M 20
2021 $5.5M $17.4M $7.6M 40
2022 $3.6M $13.2M $2.9M 44
2023 $6.8M $10.4M $3.6M 27
2024 $2.9M $8.0M $789K 52

Grant Size Distribution

Based on 183 grants on record

Minimum
$120
25th Pctl
$2K
Median
$6K
Average
$132K
75th Pctl
$25K
Maximum
$4.5M

Geographic Distribution


Texas Counties Served

26.8% of US grants · Rank #2 of 19 states $8.8M across 49 grants 5 of 254 counties

Top 5 counties

  1. 1 Dallas 22 grants · $8.4M
  2. 2 Tarrant 10 grants · $247K
  3. 3 Collin 8 grants · $74K
  4. 4 Denton 8 grants · $36K
  5. 5 Travis 1 grant · $500

Officers & Directors

Grants Awarded (183 total)

Purpose
The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Cente Dallas, TX $4,500,000 Capital, Endowed Chair 2020
The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Cente Dallas, TX $2,500,000 General & Unrestricted 2021
National Tuberous Sclerosis Association Inc Silver Spring, MD $2,300,000 Anya's Accelerator Transforming TAND Translational Research 2023
The Friendship Foundation Redondo Beach, CA $2,000,000 Bhatia College for Professional Development 2022
Cornerstone Housing for Adults With Disabilities North Hollywood, CA $2,000,000 Landmark Naming Gift 2023
The Friendship Foundation Redondo Beach, CA $1,500,000 Friendship Campus - Bhatia College 2021
The Friendship Foundation Redondo Beach, CA $1,500,000 Bhatia College for Professional Development 2023
Cornerstone Housing for Adults With Disabilities N Hollywood, CA $1,500,000 Landmark Naming Gift 2024
Ability Connection Texas Dallas, TX $300,000 Anya's House 2021
Sakhi for South Asian Women New York, NY $300,000 South Asian Safe Families Initiative 2022
Sakhi for South Asian Survivors Inc New York, NY $300,000 The Ramesh and Kalpana Bhatia Family Foundation's South Asian Safe Families Initiative 2023
Next for Autism Inc New York, NY $300,000 NEXT CONNECTS & DEI Expansion, NEXT COLLABORATES, and National Neurodiverse Hiring and Employment Survey; Reporting 2024
Sakhi for South Asian Survivors Inc New York, NY $300,000 The Ramesh and Kalpana Bhatia Family Foundation's South Asian Safe Families Initiative 2024
Ability Connection Texas Dallas, TX $250,000 Bilding Hope Campaign Anya's House 2020
Ability Connection Texas Dallas, TX $250,000 Anya's House: Final Pledge Payment 2021
Social Good Fund Inc Richmond, CA $250,000 SOUTH ASIAN SOAR 2021
Social Good Fund Inc Richmond, CA $250,000 SOUTH ASIAN SOAR program 2022
Ability Connection Texas Irving, TX $250,000 Expansion of Meaningful Day Services 2023
Social Good Fund Inc Richmond, CA $250,000 South Asian SOAR 2023
Social Good Fund Inc Richmond, CA $250,000 Funds to be used for South Asian SOAR 2024
Next for Autism Inc New York, NY $225,000 NEXT Gen Connect and NEXT for DEI - Disability Inclusion in the Workplace initiatives 2021
Communities in Schools of Greater Tarrant County I Fort Worth, TX $200,000 General & Unrestricted 2020
National Tuberous Sclerosis Association Inc Silver Spring, MD $200,000 Anya's Accelerator Transforming TAND Translational Research 2022
Next for Autism Inc New York, NY $200,000 Support of NEXT Connects and NEXT for DEI 2022
Communities Foundation of Texas Dallas, TX $150,000 North Texas Giving Day Sponsor 2024

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