Miranda Lux Foundation

EIN 941170404

Walnut Creek, CA 94598 |(415) 981-2966

https://WWW.MIRANDALUX.ORG
Total Given 2017–2025
$4.2M
313 grants · $467K avg/year
based on 9 yrs of IRS 990-PF records on file
$100K+/yr
local funder
capacity
$12K
typical small grants · $10K–$15K
grant size
45%
supporter · 77/170 multi-year
repeat
$13.1M
Assets (2025)
170
Distinct Recipients

Focus Areas

Education Arts & Culture Environment Human Services Youth Development

Application Information

Accepts Unsolicited Proposals Unknown
Contact Person MR KENNETH BLUM EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Phone (415) 981-2966
Deadlines NONE
How to Apply APPLICATIONS FOR GRANTS SHOULD SUBMIT A LETTER DETAILING THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION:1. NAME OF APPLICANT ORGANIZATION OR INSTITUTION;2. EVIDENCE OF QUALIFICATION AS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION UNDER THE TERMS OF SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE;3. A CONCISE DESCRIPTION OF THE PROJECT TO BE FUNDED, INCLUDING; A) THE AMOUNT REQUESTED; B) THE TOTAL AMOUNT BUDGETED FOR THE PROJECT; C) OTHER FUNDING SOURCES; D) NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS; E) AGE RANGE AND DISTRIBUTION OF PARTICIPANTS; F) TERM OF THE PROJECT; G) GOALS OF THE PROJECT; H) STAFFFUNDS ARE COMMITTTED TO APPROVE PROJECTS FOR PERIODS OF ONE YEAR. CONTINUATIONS TO A MAXIMUM OF THREE YEARS MAY BE CONSIDERED SUBJECT TO AN ANNUAL REVIEW. A REPORT ON THE USE OF FUNDS GRANTED IS REQUIRED. THE FOUNDATION DOES NOT SEEK PUBLICITY ON GRANTS, BUT MAY APPROVE PUBLICITY BY GRANTEES THAT WILL AID THEIR OBJECTIVES.
Restrictions THE FOUNDATION SUPPORTS PROMISING PROPOSALS FOR PRESCHOOL THROUGH JUNIOR COLLEGE IN THE FIELDS OF PREVOCATIONAL AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING IN SAN FRANCISCO.

Financial Trends

Giving Over Time

Total Assets Over Time

View financial data as table
YearTotal GivingTotal AssetsRevenueGrants
2017 $586K $10.7M $685K 50
2018 $532K $11.1M $988K 48
2019 $492K $11.4M $523K 45
2020 $488K $11.2M $115K 39
2022 $512K $11.5M $512K 41
2023 $485K $11.8M $458K 28
2024 $538K $12.6M $691K 30
2025 $570K $13.1M $656K 32

Grant Size Distribution

Based on 313 grants on record

Minimum
$5K
25th Pctl
$10K
Median
$12K
Average
$13K
75th Pctl
$15K
Maximum
$30K

Geographic Distribution

US Grant Distribution Map

Officers & Directors

RC
Robert J Cappelloni 7 yrs
President Leadership
RT
Roland E Tognazzini Jr 8+ yrs
Vice President Leadership
NG
Nina Gladish 8+ yrs
Secretary Leadership
TW
Terrelea Wong 7 yrs
Trustee
SF
Sonia Fava 7 yrs
Trustee
PS
Philip F Spalding 8+ yrs
Trustee
BD
Bert Damner 8+ yrs
Trustee

Grants Awarded (313 total)

Purpose
City Surf Project San Francisco, CA $30,000 to support the Alumni Coach prograM 2025
Life Learning Academy San Francisco, CA $30,000 TO SUPPORT THE CONSTRUCTION APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM 2017
Credo High School Rohnert Park, CA $25,000 TO SUPPORT THE PRACTICAL ARTS PROGRAM 2020
Girls Inc of Alameda County Oakland, CA $25,000 TO SUPPORT THE Eureka! Teen Achievement Program and the Expanded Learning Apprenticeship Initiative 2023
Environmental Traveling Companions San Francisco, CA $25,000 TO SUPPORT THE Youth LEAD and Fellowship Program 2023
Girls Garage Berkeley, CA $25,000 TO SUPPORT the Construct + Community programs and Advanced Design/Build Class 2023
Contemporary Jewish Museum San Francisco, CA $25,000 TO SUPPORT THE TEEN ART CONNECT PROGRAM 2023
Marin County Office of Education San Rafael, CA $25,000 TO SUPPORT the Intro to Building and Construction Careers Course at Terra Linda High School 2023
Common Roots Farms Santa Cruz, CA $25,000 TO SUPPORT the WorkAbility program 2023
Girls Garage Berkeley, CA $25,000 TO SUPPORT the Construct + Community programs and Advanced Design/Build Class 2024
Ica Cristo Rey Academy San Francisco, CA $25,000 TO SUPPORT THE CORPORATE WORK STUDY PROGRAM 2024
California 4-H Foundation Davis, CA $25,000 to support youth enrolled in the Marin County 4-H Program 2024
Galileo Academy of Science Technolo San Francisco, CA $25,000 TO SUPPORT THE BIOTECHNOLOGY PATHWAY 2024
Magnolia Project Santa Rosa, CA $25,000 to support the Externship and Internship Program at Geyserville New Tech Academy 2024
Marin School of the Arts Foundation Novato, CA $25,000 TO SUPPORT THE CREATIVITY AT WORK INITIATIVE 2024
Sprouts Chef Training S San Francisco, CA $25,000 TO SUPPORT THE CHEF TRAINING PROGRAM 2024
Sprouts Chef Training S San Francisco, CA $25,000 TO SUPPORT THE CHEF TRAINING PROGRAM 2025
Pie Ranch Pescadero, CA $25,000 to support the Youth Education Program 2025
KORSA Musical Theater Berkeley, CA $25,000 to support the Theater Arts Apprenticeship and to TAAP Continuation ProgramS 2025
North Coast Builders Exchange Santa Rosa, CA $22,500 TO SUPPORT THE NORTH BAY CONSTRUCTION CORPS 2024
Big Skills Tiny Homes San Anselmo, CA $20,000 TO SUPPORT THE VOCATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAM IN CONSTRUCTION TRADE 2022
Olinga Learning Huron, CA $20,000 TO SUPPORT THE science and technology vocational training programs in Monterey 2023
Big Skills Tiny Homes San Anselmo, CA $20,000 TO SUPPORT THE 2022-23 cohort of transitional aged youth to learn construction skills 2023
California Film Institute San Rafael, CA $20,000 TO SUPPORT THE 2023 Summerfilm Cinema Arts Program 2023
Literacy for Environmental Justice San Francisco, CA $20,000 TO SUPPORT the Eco-Apprentices program 2023