A Private Foundation located in MENLO PARK, CA



Latest data derived from the private foundation e-Filings updated by the IRS

IRS Form 990 PF

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2022 Tax Year

About this Private Foundation: 387457

This private foundation is located in Menlo Park and provides grants for various purposes, including support for media arts, general operating support, global governance initiatives, leadership succession planning, and education initiatives. The foundation also focuses on climate finance regulatory development, website redesign projects, and enhancing research capacity. Its interests lie in philanthropy, voluntarism, and grantmaking foundations. Through its funding activities, the foundation aims to promote social equity, environmental sustainability, and community development, ultimately supporting initiatives that foster positive change in society.

Foundation Profile

In the ever-evolving landscape of philanthropy, one prominent private foundation stands out for its commitment to fostering innovative solutions across diverse sectors. With total assets exceeding $12.7 billion in the 2023 tax year, this foundation has made significant strides in charitable giving, distributing over $613 million in grants to support transformative initiatives. The foundation's mission is rooted in addressing complex global challenges, with a particular focus on promoting sustainable development, advancing education, and enhancing social equity. The foundation prioritizes funding for projects that align with its vision of a more equitable society. Key areas of interest include the arts, climate finance, and gender equality, with grants aimed at empowering communities and driving systemic change. Notable initiatives in 2023 included support for media arts commissions, climate finance regulatory programs, and efforts to reshape international macroeconomic policies to benefit women's rights. This diverse grantmaking approach not only fosters creativity but also addresses pressing societal issues through research, experimentation, and strategic planning. Geographically, the foundation's reach extends to various regions, with a particular emphasis on initiatives that foster collaboration and innovation at both local and global levels. Eligibility for funding is typically open to nonprofit organizations and initiatives that demonstrate a commitment to impactful change and align with the foundation's core values. By nurturing a collaborative spirit and investing in projects that spark meaningful dialogue and action, this foundation exemplifies the power of philanthropy to effect positive change. Grant seekers are encouraged to explore the myriad of funding opportunities available, as the foundation continues to champion initiatives that inspire hope and drive progress. Whether you are an organization working in the arts, climate action, or social justice, the foundation invites you to engage with its mission and apply for funding through The Grant Portal. Your vision could be the next step toward creating a brighter future.
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THE WILLIAM & FLORA HEWLETT FOUNDATION

MENLO PARK, CA

Summary

Assets

$12.7b

Distributions

$613.2m

Contributions

$0

Grant Median

$304.7k

Count

1.8k

Grant Max

$11.8m
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Latest Tax e-Filing

2022

Published by IRS

2023

People

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# Name Title Hours / Wk Comp ($)
1 MARIANO-FLORENTINO CUELLAR CHAIR 3.0 0

Charitable Activities

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$4714074

SEE PAGE 20 (SUMMARY OF ALL DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES)

Grants

Filters

Amount

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State

CA

City

MENLO PARK

Purpose

FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
4
FOR ZERO-EMISSION ROAD FREIGHT PROGRAM
1
FOR EF'S CHINA FIELD CAPACITY IN PUBLIC COMMUNICATION AND ENGAGEMENT
1
FOR SUPPORT OF A TEACHER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
1
FOR COMMUNICATIONS, FINANCIAL PLANNING, AND LEADERSHIP/STAFF DEVELOPMENT
1
FOR THE 2022 50 ARTS COMMISSIONS FOR MEDIA ARTS
1
FOR INCREASING ARTS ACCESS IN RURAL FRESNO COUNTY
1
FOR THE GOVERNANCE AND INSTITUTIONS UMBRELLA PROGRAM
1
FOR THE WORLD BANK GROUP PARTNERSHIP FUND FOR THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS
1
FOR WORK TO EXPAND QUALITY INVESTMENTS IN CHILD CARE
2
FOR STRENGTHENING EVIDENCE-BASED POLICYMAKING FOR GENDER EQUITY
1
FOR THE CREATION OF A POLITICAL ECONOMY CENTER
1
FOR KAULULEHUA HAWAIIAN CULTURAL CENTER
1
FOR THE NEWSMATCH FUND
1
FOR THE REPRESENTATIVE DEMOCRACY PROGRAM
1
FOR PERFORMING ARTS AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT PROGRAMS
1

Interest

Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Grantmaking Foundations

5441 results

Amount Name Purpose Location Year
$ 300,000 THE COMMONWEALTH OF LEARNING FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT , 2022
$ 8,000,000 THE ENERGY FOUNDATION FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT SAN FRANCISCO, CA 2022
$ 1,000,000 THE ENERGY FOUNDATION FOR ZERO-EMISSION ROAD FREIGHT PROGRAM SAN FRANCISCO, CA 2022
$ 50,000 THE ENERGY FOUNDATION FOR EF'S CHINA FIELD CAPACITY IN PUBLIC COMMUNICATION AND ENGAGEMENT SAN FRANCISCO, CA 2022
$ 200,000 THE EQUITY INSTITUTE FOR SUPPORT OF A TEACHER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM PROVIDENCE, RI 2022
$ 79,625 THE EQUITY INSTITUTE FOR COMMUNICATIONS, FINANCIAL PLANNING, AND LEADERSHIP/STAFF DEVELOPMENT PROVIDENCE, RI 2022
$ 150,000 THE EXPLORATORIUM FOR THE 2022 50 ARTS COMMISSIONS FOR MEDIA ARTS SAN FRANCISCO, CA 2022
$ 210,000 THE FORUM FOR WOMEN IN DEMOCRACY (FOWODE) FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT , 2022
$ 60,000 THE FOUNDATION FCOE INC FOR INCREASING ARTS ACCESS IN RURAL FRESNO COUNTY FRESNO, CA 2022
$ 200,000 THE INSTITUTE FOR SOCIAL ACCOUNTABILITY FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT , 2022
$ 367,000 THE INTNL BANK FOR RECONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT FOR THE GOVERNANCE AND INSTITUTIONS UMBRELLA PROGRAM WASHINGTON, DC 2022
$ 1,000,000 THE INTNL BANK FOR RECONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT FOR THE WORLD BANK GROUP PARTNERSHIP FUND FOR THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS WASHINGTON, DC 2022
$ 1,000,000 THE INTNL BANK FOR RECONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT FOR WORK TO EXPAND QUALITY INVESTMENTS IN CHILD CARE WASHINGTON, DC 2022
$ 1,000,000 THE INTNL BANK FOR RECONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT FOR WORK TO EXPAND QUALITY INVESTMENTS IN CHILD CARE WASHINGTON, DC 2022
$ 1,000,000 THE INTNL BANK FOR RECONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT FOR STRENGTHENING EVIDENCE-BASED POLICYMAKING FOR GENDER EQUITY WASHINGTON, DC 2022
$ 150,000 THE LONDON SCHOOL OF ECON AND POLITICAL SCIENCE FOR THE CREATION OF A POLITICAL ECONOMY CENTER , 2022
$ 100,000 THE MAHEA UCHIYAMA CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL DANCE FOR KAULULEHUA HAWAIIAN CULTURAL CENTER BERKELEY, CA 2022
$ 66,668 THE MIAMI FOUNDATION INC FOR THE NEWSMATCH FUND MIAMI, FL 2022
$ 100,000 THE MIAMI FOUNDATION INC FOR THE REPRESENTATIVE DEMOCRACY PROGRAM MIAMI, FL 2022
$ 50,000 THE MUSEUM OF ART AND HISTORY AT THE MCPHERSON CTR FOR PERFORMING ARTS AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT PROGRAMS SANTA CRUZ, CA 2022
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Application Guidelines

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Instructions

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Deadlines

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Restrictions

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Contact

THE WILLIAM & FLORA HEWLETT FOUNDATION
2121 SAND HILL ROAD
MENLO PARK,CA,94025
6502344500

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Private Foundation Grants of $304.7k Available in MENLO PARK, CA