Aim High for High School

Nonprofit · Grant recipient San Francisco, CA EIN 94-3296338

Funding Overview

From IRS Form 990 filings · 2020–2025

Total received

$21.5M

Foundation funders

70

Grants recorded

200

Years covered

2020–2025

Who funds Aim High for High School?

Aim High for High School is funded by 70 grantmakers, led by Morgan Stanley Global Impact Funding Trust Inc ($4.3M), Marin Community Foundation ($3.5M), Crankstart Foundation ($2.3M). In total, IRS Form 990 filings record $21.5M in grants to Aim High for High School between 2020–2025.

FunderTotal givenGrantsYears
Morgan Stanley Global Impact Funding Trust Inc$4,330,00092022–2024
Marin Community Foundation$3,528,26862020–2025
Crankstart Foundation$2,337,50062021–2024
The San Francisco Foundation$2,176,50062020–2025
The Danhakl Family Foundation$1,150,00042021–2024
Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program$985,50032021–2023
Silicon Valley Community Foundation$961,58342021–2024
Eugene M Lang Foundation$801,00142021–2024
The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg$735,00042021–2024
Crescent Porter Hale Foundation$613,00042021–2024
Quest Foundation$300,00032021–2023
East Bay Community Foundation$283,00042021–2025
Wellington Management Foundation$255,00042021–2024
Napa Valley Vintners Healthy Community Fund$235,00032021–2023
Community Foundation of the Napa Valley$224,626232021–2025
The Battery Foundation$185,47012021
Partners in Oakland Education DBA Vincent Academy$180,20022023–2024
Tahoe Truckee Community Foundation$163,90152021–2025
Golden State Community Foundation$150,00052021–2025
Robert and Ruth Halperin Foundation$150,00032021–2024
Lisa & Douglas Goldman Fund$150,00032021–2023
Ross Stores Foundation$120,00042021–2025
New York Life Foundation$100,00022021–2024
Salesforce Foundation$100,00012021
Herbert R Mayer and Jeanne C Mayer$100,00012021
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PWC Foundation Inc$95,00042021–2025
Excellence in Education$90,00052021–2025
National Philanthropic Trust$85,00042022–2025
Dean and Margaret Lesher Foundation$85,00042022–2025
Norman Raab Foundation$85,00032021–2023
The Frank Foundation$80,00052021–2025
The William G Gilmore Foundation$55,00042021–2024
The Morris Stulsaft Foundation$50,00022024–2025
Martis Camp Community Foundation DBA Martis Camp Foundation$50,00042021–2024
Peter E Haas Jr Family Fund$50,00022021–2022
The Stocker Foundation$40,00022021–2025
Tahoe Community Foundation$40,00042022–2025
The US Charitable Gift Trust$35,83312023
The Coca-Cola Foundation Inc$35,00012021
Impactassetsinc$28,00022023–2024
Atkinson Foundation$27,50032022–2024
K5 Foundation$25,00012023
Bothin Foundation$25,00012022
Bella Vista Foundation$20,00012021
Capital Impact Foundation$15,59812021
Chamberlin Education Foundation$15,00022023–2024
The Morrison & Foerster Foundation$15,00022023–2024
The Blackbaud Giving Fund$14,03612022
Amalgamated Charitable Foundation Inc$10,00012024
GS Donor Advised Philanthropy Fund for Wealth Management Inc$10,00012024
Charities Aid Foundation America$10,00012023
The Jolson Family Foundation$10,00032021–2023
The Palo Alto Community Fund$10,00012021
The Joseph & Mercedes McMicking$7,50012024
Jewish Community Federation of San Francisco the Peninsula Marin & Sonoma$7,25012021
The Guardsmen$5,05012025
The Stanley S Langendorf Foundation$5,00012025
The Belle Jar Foundation$5,00012024
The Black Dog Private Foundation Inc$5,00012022
Heffernan Group Foundation$5,00012021
Lowell Berry Foundation$4,00012022
Umpqua Bank Charitable Foundation$3,50012021
The Fred Gellert Family Foundation$3,00012021
The Nordson Corporation Foundation$2,50012021
The Owsley Brown III Philanthropic Found$2,00022023–2024
McNabb Foundation$1,00012022
Lincoln Financial Foundation Inc$90012021
Armanino Foundation$50012023
One Percent for Education$50012023
The Pfizer Foundation Inc$40532021–2022

Funding over time

Grant dollars and counts received per year

$0$2M$4M$6M$8M2 grants2020 47 grants2021 42 grants2022 51 grants2023 39 grants2024 19 grants2025

From 2020 to 2025, annual grant giving ranged from $816K (2020) to $7.7M (2023). In 2025 it made 19 grants totaling $1.1M.

What grants has Aim High for High School received?

Individual grants from IRS Form 990 filings, newest first

YearFunderPurposeAmount
2025Marin Community FoundationPROVIDE GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT$415,000
2025The San Francisco FoundationFOR GENERAL AND PROJECT SUPPORT$389,000
2025Golden State Community FoundationGENERAL PROGRAMMING$30,000
2025Ross Stores FoundationYOUTH PROGRAM$30,000
2025The Morris Stulsaft FoundationFOR THE ASPIRING TEACHERS PROGRAM$25,000
2025Tahoe Truckee Community FoundationGENERAL FUNDING$25,000
2025East Bay Community FoundationGENERAL SUPPORT$20,000
2025PWC Foundation IncEDUCATION$20,000
2025Excellence in Educationlife skills$20,000
2025The Frank FoundationUNRESTRICTED GENERAL$16,000
2025Community Foundation of the Napa ValleyTO SUPPORT THE NAPA AIM HIGH SUMMER PROGRAM$15,000
2025The Stocker FoundationGENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT FOR SAN FRANCISCO'S AIM HIGH 2025 SUMMER PROGRAM$15,000
2025National Philanthropic TrustEDUCATION$12,000
2025Tahoe Community FoundationEducation & Youth Development$10,000
2025Community Foundation of the Napa ValleyFOR GENERAL SUPPORT OF NAPA COUNTY PROGRAMS$7,500
2025The GuardsmenAssistance for Underprivileged$5,050
2025The Stanley S Langendorf FoundationEDUCATION$5,000
2025Dean and Margaret Lesher FoundationExpanding Aim High Magic in Richmond: 2023 & 2024 Middle School Summer Enrichment$5,000
2025Community Foundation of the Napa ValleyTO SUPPORT THE NAPA AIM HIGH SUMMER PROGRAM$1,000
2024Marin Community FoundationPROGRAMS IN MARIN COUNTY$540,000
2024The San Francisco FoundationTO SUPPORT THE 2024 SUMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS. FOR THE SUMMER PROGRAM. FOR THE ALEC LEE FUND FOR ASPIRING TEACHERS. FOR GENERAL SUPPORT.$382,500
2024The Danhakl Family FoundationEDUCATION$350,000
2024Crankstart FoundationTO PROVIDE SUMMER ACADEMIC ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS FOR SAN FRANCISCO AND OAKLAND MIDDLE-SCHOOL STUDENTS$250,000
2024The Harry and Jeanette WeinbergTO SUPPORT THE GENERAL OPERATIONS OF THIS ORGANIZATION, WHICH PREPARES YOUTH FOR ACADEMIC, SOCIAL, AND EMOTIONAL SUCCESS FROM MIDDLE SCHOOL THROUGH COLLEGE.$250,000
2024Eugene M Lang FoundationGENERAL$166,667
2024Crescent Porter Hale FoundationMIDDLE SCHOOL YOUTH, EDUCATION$153,000
2024Partners in Oakland Education DBA Vincent AcademyEDUCATION SUPPORT$90,000
2024Wellington Management FoundationSEE PART IV$60,000
2024New York Life FoundationEDUC. GENERAL$50,000
2024Robert and Ruth Halperin FoundationTO SUPPORT EDUCATION PROGRAMS$50,000

Showing 30 most recent of 200 recorded grants.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who funds Aim High for High School?

Aim High for High School is funded by 70 grantmakers, led by Morgan Stanley Global Impact Funding Trust Inc ($4.3M), Marin Community Foundation ($3.5M), Crankstart Foundation ($2.3M). In total, IRS Form 990 filings record $21.5M in grants to Aim High for High School between 2020–2025.

Who is Aim High for High School's largest funder?

Morgan Stanley Global Impact Funding Trust Inc is the largest recorded funder of Aim High for High School, with $4.3M across 9 grants (2022–2024).

How much grant funding has Aim High for High School received?

IRS 990 filings record $21.5M in grants to Aim High for High School across 200 grants from 70 funders between 2020–2025. Filings are published on a delay, so recent grants may not appear yet.

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