Evelyn and Walter Haas Jr Fund

EIN 946068932

San Jose, CA 95113 |(415) 856-1400

https://WWW.HAASJR.ORG
Total Given 2016–2024
$234.3M
2,773 grants · $26.0M avg/year
based on 9 yrs of IRS 990-PF records on file
$10M+/yr
major funder
capacity
$25K
typical mid grants · $7K–$100K
grant size
53%
supporter · 361/678 multi-year
repeat
$484.0M
Assets (2024)
678
Distinct Recipients

Focus Areas

Education Health Arts & Culture Environment Human Services

Application Information

Accepts Unsolicited Proposals No — Preselected Only
Contact Person ATTN CLAYTON C JUAN GRANTS ADMINIST
Phone (415) 856-1400
Deadlines NONE
How to Apply THE FUND'S WEBSITE (WWW.HAASJR.ORG) SHOULD BE CONSULTED TO DETERMINE THE FUND'S MOST CURRENT INFORMATION ABOUT WHAT WE FUND AND HOW TO APPLY FOR A GRANT. IN 2018, PROPOSALS WERE ACCEPTED ON AN INVITATION-ONLY BASIS.
Restrictions THE FUND'S WEBSITE (WWW.HAASJR.ORG) SHOULD BE CONSULTED TO DETERMINE THE MOST CURRENT INFORMATION ABOUT WHAT WE FUND. THE FUND SUPPORTS PRIMARILY ORGANIZATIONS THAT ARE TAX-EXEMPT UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE AND ARE NOT CLASSIFIED AS PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS UNDER SECTION 509(A) OF THE CODE.

Financial Trends

Giving Over Time

Total Assets Over Time

View financial data as table
YearTotal GivingTotal AssetsRevenueGrants
2016 $35.2M $459.3M $26.9M 460
2017 $25.8M $476.0M $28.4M 471
2018 $29.3M $446.4M $19.6M 445
2019 N/A $462.6M $31.3M N/A
2020 $25.4M $492.5M $19.8M 355
2021 $25.5M $548.2M $62.2M 332
2022 $28.8M $458.1M $25.4M 284
2023 $31.8M $469.1M $10.2M 229
2024 $32.5M $484.0M $43.3M 197

Grant Size Distribution

Based on 2773 grants on record

Minimum
$50
25th Pctl
$7K
Median
$25K
Average
$85K
75th Pctl
$100K
Maximum
$5.8M

Geographic Distribution

Texas Counties Served

0.8% of US grants · Rank #9 of 33 states $605K across 21 grants 5 of 254 counties

Top 5 counties

  1. 1 Travis 7 grants · $547K
  2. 2 Dallas 2 grants · $50K
  3. 3 Harris 10 grants · $5K
  4. 4 Collin 1 grant · $2K
  5. 5 El Paso 1 grant · $400

Officers & Directors

Grants Awarded (2,773 total)

Purpose
Coaching Corps Oakland, CA $5,750,000 To scale the program's reach and impact. $5,800,000 over five years (2017-2021) 2016
Tides Center San Francisco, CA $3,312,500 FOR THE MOVE THE VALLEY PROJECT TO ENGAGE VOTERS IN THE CENTRAL VALLEY. FOR THE LEADERSTRUST TO PROVIDE FLEXIBLE... 2024
University of California Berkeley Foundation Berkeley, CA $2,404,500 TO TRANSFORM THE STUDENT POPULATION AND CREATE A MORE WELCOMING AND INCLUSIVE CAMPUS; FOR THE INSTITUTE FOR... 2023
University of California Berkeley Foundation Berkeley, CA $2,299,500 TO TRANSFORM THE STUDENT POPULATION AND CREATE A MORE WELCOMING AND INCLUSIVE CAMPUS. 2022
Positive Coaching Alliance Oakland, CA $2,289,500 TO SCALE OPERATIONS AND EXPAND THE NUMBER OF COACHES AND YOUTH REACHED IN UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES; FOR THE... 2023
University of California Berkeley Foundation Berkeley, CA $2,200,000 FOR THE NEW DEMOCRACY POLICY INITIATIVE AT THE GOLDMAN SCHOOL OF PUBLIC POLICY; FOR THE INSTITUTE FOR GOVERNMENTAL... 2023
Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy San Francisco, CA $2,179,400 VOLUNTEER SERVICES GRANT; TO THE HAAS, JR. FUND SINGLE ENTITY BENEFICIARY FUND AT GGNPC FOR FUTURE IMPROVEMENTS. FOR... 2024
Positive Coaching Alliance Oakland, CA $2,000,000 TO SCALE IMPACT AND EXPAND THE NUMBER OF COACHES AND YOUTH REACHED, AND ONE-TIME SUPPORT FOR THE ACCELERATION... 2023
Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy San Francisco, CA $2,000,000 FOR CAPITAL ENHANCEMENTS AT CRISSY FIELD. 2017
Community Initiatives Oakland, CA $2,000,000 TO SUPPORT THE EDUCATORS FOR FAIR CONSIDERATION PROJECT'S CALIFORNIA CAMPUS CATALYST FUND, TO SUPPORT... 2018
Tides Center San Francisco, CA $1,982,000 FOR FLEXIBLE LEADERSHIP AWARDS TO HAAS, JR. FUND GRANTEES AND TO LAUNCH THE LEADERSTRUST AS INDEPENDENT ENTITY; FOR... 2023
Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy San Francisco, CA $1,615,114 FOR THE NEXT PHASE OF CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS AT CRISSY FIELD. 2022
Positive Coaching Alliance Oakland, CA $1,607,500 TO SCALE IMPACT AND EXPAND THE NUMBER OF COACHES AND YOUTH REACHED, AND ONE-TIME SUPPORT FOR THE ACCELERATION... 2024
Tides Center San Francisco, CA $1,600,000 FOR FLEXIBLE LEADERSHIP AWARDS TO HAAS, JR. FUND GRANTEES AND LAUNCH OF THE LEADERSTRUST AS AN INDEPENDENT ENTITY. 2021
Tides Center San Francisco, CA $1,600,000 FOR FLEXIBLE LEADERSHIP AWARDS TO HAAS, JR. FUND GRANTEES AND LAUNCH OF THE LEADERSTRUST AS AN INDEPENDENT ENTITY. 2022
Tides Center San Francisco, CA $1,600,000 FOR FLEXIBLE LEADERSHIP AWARDS TO HAAS, JR. FUND GRANTEES AND LAUNCH OF THE LEADERSTRUST AS AN INDEPENDENT ENTITY. 2022
Chronicle Season of Sharing Fund San Francisco, CA $1,524,500 TO SUPPORT SEASON OF SHARING'S RESEARCH AND INNOVATIVE MARKETING EXPERIMENTS TO ENGAGE YOUNGER AND MORE DIVERSE... 2024
Coaching Corps Oakland, CA $1,432,456 TO SCALE THE PROGRAM'S REACH AND IMPACT. 2018
Campaign for College Opportunity Los Angeles, CA $1,400,000 FOR EDUCATION AND ADVOCACY EFFORTS TO INCREASE COLLEGE ACCESS AND AFFORDABILITY IN CALIFORNIA. 2024
Chronicle Season of Sharing Fund San Francisco, CA $1,349,667 TO HELP RAISE AND DISTRIBUTE EMERGENCY SUPPORT TO FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS IN THE BAY AREA; FOR THE FUND'S 70TH... 2023
Asian Law Caucus San Francisco, CA $1,330,000 FOR WORK TO ENSURE AN INCLUSIVE, MULTIRACIAL DEMOCRACY BY PROTECTING VOTING RIGHTS OF IMMIGRANT COMMUNITIES. 2024
Chronicle Season of Sharing Fund San Francisco, CA $1,300,000 TO HELP RAISE AND DISTRIBUTE EMERGENCY SUPPORT TO FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS IN THE BAY AREA. 2023
Silicon Valley Community Foundation Mountain View, CA $1,250,000 TO THE CALIFORNIA BLACK FREEDOM FUND, TO INCREASE THE CIVIC ENGAGEMENT OF BLACK CALIFORNIANS AND SUPPORT BLACK-LED... 2020
Tides Center San Francisco, CA $1,250,000 To support the Flexible Leadership Awards program and launch a fundraising initiative. ($1,250,000) 2016
Coaching Corps Oakland, CA $1,218,377 For program expansion. $5,500,000 over five years (2012-2016) 2016