Canyon City Foundation
Historical funder research: IRS Form 990-PF filings from US private foundations, showing who funded what in past years. This is not a list of currently open grant calls, and we do not track open RFPs from private foundations. From public IRS Form 990-PF filings (latest on file for this funder: tax year 2023). Coverage: tax years 2019–2025. Freshness: the IRS releases these returns 1.5–2+ years after the tax year ends, so 2025 is still partial and a funder's newest grants may not appear yet. Last updated: November 14, 2026. Filings can contain errors, so confirm current priorities and deadlines with the funder before applying.
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.
Only 100.0% of this funder's organizational grants could be linked to an IRS cause code.
- Form & materials
- APPLICATIONS MUST INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING WITH RESPECT TO THE ORGANIZATIONS PROFILE:Organizations name, address, phone number, email and website address, and tax identification number of the organization, if applicable. A listing of staff members and their qualifications, the organizations contact person, title and contact information, including residential address. A listing of the board of directors with qualifications and home addresses. A description of the identify of the group(s) served. The amount requested and a description of the Organizations history. NEW PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONDescribe how the proposed new program will create or increase the communitys self sufficiency and/or capacity. Provide the rationale for how this new program will complement your current programmatic offerings. Describe the population to be served by the new program. Identify the anticipated number of clients to be served. Describe the location of the program to be offered, a listing of entities in the partn
- Deadlines
- June 30
- Restrictions
- The Foundations mission is to promote social welfare, education and the arts. Its mission will be achieved by providing support to nonprofit charitable organizations and government entities which provide services to the residents of Azusa. The programs for social welfare, education and the arts may include, but are not limited to, those projects which encompass cultural and/or recreational components. The Foundation recognizes that its funding is limited and the needs of the Azusa community are larger than the Foundations ability to directly serve. Thus, the Foundation will give first priority to projects that increase community self-sufficiency and capacity. Teaching people how to fish will be given preference over providing fish. For example, community capacity may be developed by encouraging new leadership, enhancing volunteerism, expanding fundraising, strengthening partnerships, creating new sustainable programs and other ways of helping people help themselves. Building on Azusas
| Recipient | Location | Purpose (as filed) | Amount | Tax yr |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Neighborhood Homework House | Azusa, CA | PROVIDE TUTORING SERVICES | $25,000 | 2023 |
| Neighborhood Homework House | Azusa, CA | PROVIDE TUTORING SERVICES | $50,000 | 2022 |
| Azusa Pacific University | Azusa, CA | EDUCATIONAL | $9,794 | 2022 |
| Neighborhood Homework House | Azusa, CA | PROVIDE TUTORING SERVICES | $50,000 | 2021 |
| Azusa Pacific University | Azusa, CA | EDUCATIONAL | $31,146 | 2021 |
Grants to individuals are counted but not named.
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