Pham Foundation
Public Grantmaking Summary

Grantmaking Summary — 2024 and 2025

Prepared from the Foundation’s IRS Form 990-PF grant schedules. Private contributor, address, signature, and preparer information has been omitted.

Executive Summary

The Pham Foundation reported charitable grants of $12,749 in 2024 and $14,395 in 2025. The two-year total was $27,144. Grantmaking increased by $1,646 from 2024 to 2025, representing approximately 12.9% year-over-year growth.

2024 Grants
$12,749
2025 Grants
$14,395
Two-Year Total
$27,144
Year-over-Year Change
$1,646
The Foundation’s giving focused primarily on education, youth and school support, science education, conservation, cultural institutions, parks, public media, and community-serving nonprofit organizations.

Grant Totals by Year

Tax YearNumber of GrantsTotal Grants Paid
202419$12,749
202519$14,395
Total38$27,144

Functional Summary by Grant Purpose

2024

Grant AreaAmount
Education & School Support$5,700
Science, Conservation & Public Institutions$5,049
Arts, Culture, Parks & Public Media$1,500
Humanitarian / Other Public Charity Support$500
Total 2024 Grants$12,749

2025

Grant AreaAmount
Education & School Support$5,725
Science, Conservation & Public Institutions$4,610
Arts, Culture, Parks & Public Media$3,560
Humanitarian / Other Public Charity Support$500
Total 2025 Grants$14,395

2024 Grants Paid

RecipientPurpose / Public Benefit AreaAmount
The University of California, BerkeleyEducation donation$500
Twin Creek ElementarySupport to help children$500
National Public RadioPublic service$50
California Academy of SciencesPublic service / science education$1,403
Conservation Society of CaliforniaPublic service / conservation$1,000
Monterey Bay AquariumOcean education$844
The ExploratoriumEducation$938
The Gardens of Golden Gate ParkEducation / public garden$1,000
Happy Hollow Zoo & ParkEducation$664
The Marine Mammal CenterEducation / marine conservation$200
UNICEFEducation / humanitarian support$500
Hakone GardenEducation / cultural garden$450
DVHS Sports DonationEducation / youth athletics$500
Dublin High School — Consumer & Family StudiesEducation$200
DVHS Snap RaiseEducation / school support$2,000
DVHS Education FundEducation$500
Iron Horse Middle School Ed FundEducation$500
Chabot ElementaryEducation$500
Smile Day SchoolEducation$500
Total 2024 Grants Paid$12,749

2025 Grants Paid

RecipientPurpose / Public Benefit AreaAmount
The University of California, BerkeleyEducation donation$1,000
California Academy of SciencesPublic service / science education$1,164
Conservation Society of CaliforniaPublic service / conservation$1,000
Monterey Bay AquariumOcean education$844
The ExploratoriumEducation$938
Happy Hollow Zoo & ParkEducation$664
UNICEFEducation / humanitarian support$500
Hakone GardenEducation / cultural garden$200
DVHS Snap RaiseEducation / school support$2,000
Dougherty Valley High SchoolEducation$575
DVHS Education FundEducation$400
Iron Horse Middle School Ed FundEducation$400
Iron Horse Middle SchoolEducation$650
KQEDPublic radio$200
Fine Arts Museums of San FranciscoArt / public culture$2,160
Tracy High SchoolEducation$500
De La Salle InstituteEducation$100
San Ramon Valley Unified School DistrictEducation$100
The Gardens of Golden Gate ParkPublic park$1,000
Total 2025 Grants Paid$14,395

Observations

In both years, the Foundation emphasized education and youth-related charitable support, while also maintaining recurring support for science, conservation, museums, cultural institutions, public gardens, and public media. The 2025 grant schedule shows expanded total grantmaking and a broader mix of institutional recipients, including higher education, museums, conservation organizations, and local school-related support.

Source: Pham Foundation IRS Form 990-PF filings for tax years 2024 and 2025. This public summary intentionally omits private addresses, personal contact information, contributor schedules, signatures, preparer identifiers, and internal filing authorization materials.