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Bob Barker Foundation Inc

Fuquayvarina, NC · EIN 201276455 990-PF tax year 2024
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Grants paid (tax yr 2024)
$1,173,021
Assets (fair market value)
$20,831,881
Median grant to orgs
$15,000
all loaded years
Grants in our data
244
since tax year 2022
Giving by tax year
$1,641,549
2022
96 grants
$942,084
2023
66 grants
$1,173,021
2024
82 grants

Year 2025 is still partial because many returns have not been filed or released yet. That is a freshness issue — coverage in our dataset is tax years 2019–2025.

Top recipient states
NC$825,875
CA$346,350
TX$228,284
NY$219,500
FL$193,500
TN$180,000
GA$146,640
MO$146,249
Cause areas funded
Crime & Legal54
Human Services34
Education14
Mental Health & Crisis11
Religion7
Employment6
Health Care3
Youth Development4

Only 60.2% of this funder's organizational grants could be linked to an IRS cause code.

How to apply (from the 990-PF, tax year 2024)
Form & materials
The Bob Barker Company Foundation Uses an online system for all stages of their grant making and is comprised of three steps: 1. Guideline Review 2. Letter of Inquiry 3. Grant Application
Deadlines
No Submission Deadlines
Restrictions
Guidelines: This foundation seeks to fund organizations that are well managed, have a financial and fundraising plan, engage in strategic planning and have a strong leadership and lively governance. 1. Your organization's work must result in reducing recidivism; 2. your organization must work with incarcerated or formerly incarcerated individuals or their families; 3. Your organization must have a 501(c) (3) tax-exempt status; or must be a governmental, educational, or research institution with tax-exempt status; 4. Your Methods must be "evidence based use "best practices;" 5. Your organization must work with a minimum of 100 incarcerated or formerly incarcerated individuals annually; 6. Higher preference will be given to organizations working within North Carolina; 7. Grants will generally be in the range of $5,000 to $25,000 and will be dependent upon proven recidivism reduction and cost effective methods.
Recent grants to organizations
RecipientLocationPurpose (as filed)AmountTax yr
Mount Tamalpais CollegeSan Quentin, CAGeneral Operation$25,0002024
Second Street Second Chances IncPittsfield, MAGeneral Operation$25,0002024
PivotBaltimore, MDGeneral Operation$25,0002024
Men of ValorAntioch, TNGeneral Operation$25,0002024
Hudson Link for Higher EducationOssining, NYGeneral Operation$25,0002024
Campbell UniversityBuies Creek, NCGeneral Operation$25,0002024
Pardoned by ChristCary, NCGeneral Operation$25,0002024
Bridges to LifeHouston, TXGeneral Operation$25,0002024
Oxford HouseGarner, NCGeneral Operation$25,0002024
A Cut Above the RestMovile, ALGeneral Operation$25,0002024
Triangle Family ServicesRaleigh, NCGeneral Operation$25,0002024
Clean State UtahSalt Lake City, UTGeneral Operation$25,0002024
RiseOmaha, NEGeneral Operation$21,0002024
Turn 2 U IncSan Francisco, CAGeneral Operation$21,0002024
Reaching Out From WithinKansas City, KSGeneral Operation$21,0002024
Second Chance CenterAurora, COGeneral Operation$20,2502024
Pathfinders of OregonPortland, ORGeneral Operation$20,2502024
Louisiana Parole ProjectBaton Rouge, LAGeneral Operation$20,0002024
St Louis University TwaSt Louis, MOGeneral Operation$20,0002024
Friends of Guest HouseAlexandria, VAGeneral Operation$20,0002024
Return HomeSpringdale, AZGeneral Operation$20,0002024
Center for Community AlternativesSyracuse, NYGeneral Operation$19,0002024
Offender Alumni AssociationBirmingham, ALGeneral Operation$18,0002024
The First 72New Orleans, LAGeneral Operation$18,0002024
Defy VenturesPasadena, CAGeneral Operation$18,0002024

Grants to individuals are counted but not named.

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