SAN FRANCISCO, CA
Hopelab Foundation Inc.
Quick Facts
- EIN
- 770560011
- Location
- SAN FRANCISCO, CA
- Category
- Health
- Total Assets
- $27.3M
- Annual Income
- $39.2M
- IRS Ruling Year
- 2002
- Organization Type
- Corporation
- Tax Deductibility
- Contributions are deductible
About This Foundation
Hopelab Foundation Inc. is a private corporation based in SAN FRANCISCO, CA. The foundation received its IRS ruling in 2002. It holds total assets of $27.3M. Annual income is reported at $39.2M. The foundation operates in the area of health. Contributions to this foundation are tax-deductible.
View 990 FilingsFinancial Overview
Total Giving
$15.7M
2023+28%
Total Assets
$19M
2023-38%
Fair Market Value
$19M
2023
Net Worth
$15M
2023
Grants Paid
$3.5M
2023
Contributions
$2.4M
2023
Net Investment Income
$608K
2023
Distribution Amount
$0
2023
Total Giving by Year
$8.2M
11$7.6M
12$9M
13$9.4M
14$10.7M
15$10.7M
19$12.1M
20$11.5M
21$12.3M
22$15.7M
23Asset Growth
$2.1M
11$2M
12$2.8M
13$11.4M
14$8.4M
15$23.4M
19$29.5M
20$32.1M
21$30.3M
22$19M
23Investment Portfolio (2023)
Total: $0
Other Investments: $15M
Cash: $901K
Other Investments (94%)
Cash (6%)
Expense Breakdown (2023)
Grants Paid$3.5M
Officer Compensation$1.3M
Pension & Benefits$1.1M
Occupancy$599K
Travel & Conferences$392K
Depreciation$330K
Legal Fees$269K
Accounting Fees$78K
Printing & Publications$615
Revenue Sources (2023)
- Contributions
- $2.4M
- Dividends
- $616K
- Capital Gains (Net)
- $-503,714
Financial Details (2023)
- Total Revenue
- $2.5M
- Total Expenses
- $15.7M
- Exempt Purpose Expenses
- $15.5M
- Required Distribution
- $0
- Undistributed Income
- $0
- Grants Approved (Future)
- $50K
- Total Liabilities
- $4M
- Excise Tax
- $8K
Foundation Classification (2023)
Operating FoundationGrants to IndividualsNon-Charity GrantsLobbying ActivityExcess Business Holdings
Grantmaking Insights
Total Grants
24
Total Giving
$1.5M
Average Grant
$61K
Median Grant
$25K
Total Giving by Year
$504K (13 grants)
20$965K (11 grants)
21Grant Range
Min$5K
Max$330K
Median: $25K
Smallest grantLargest grant
Openness to New Grantees (2021)
82%
of 2021 grantees were first-time recipients
Geographic Distribution of Grants
AK
ME
VT
NH
WA
WA: $330K (1)
ID
MT
ND
MN
WI
MI
NY
NY: $669K (6)
MA
CT
RI
OR
OR: $45K (3)
NV
WY
SD
IA
IL
IL: $36K (1)
IN
OH
PA
PA: $59K (2)
NJ
CA
CA: $125K (7)
UT
CO
CO: $40K (1)
NE
MO
KY
WV
VA
MD
MD: $40K (1)
DE
DC
DC: $125K (2)
AZ
NM
KS
AR
TN
NC
SC
OK
LA
MS
AL
GA
FL
HI
TX
NY$669K (6)
WA$330K (1)
DC$125K (2)
CA$125K (7)
PA$59K (2)
OR$45K (3)
Past Grantees
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Panorama GlobalThe purpose of the grant is to support The Upswing Fund for Adolescent Mental Health in response to the Covid 19 Pandemic and the effects it has had on young people. Upswing's focus is on mental health and well-being of adolescents who are of color and/or LGBTQ+ and to mobilize supoort to reach young people where they are. | Seattle, WA | $330K | 2021 |
| Livebetter CorpThe purpose of the grant is support Koko's mission to ensure that no one in emotional distress online goes without help. They partner with large online networks to reach users where they are by embedding their digital services directly into the platform that millions of people use each day, so that everyone can have free, instant access to evidence based mental well-being interventions. | New York, NY | $250K | 2021 |
| Acumuen Fund IncThe purpose of the grant is to support the Medicaid Innovation Collaborative. The Medicaid Innovation Collaborative (MIC) aims to catalyze and enable innovation inMedicaid that advances health equity, transforming the health and wellbeing of our most vulnerable patient populations at scale. They partner with state Medicaid programs and their managed care organizations to identify, implement, and scale innovative solutions that positively impact the health and wellbeing of their Medicaid members | New York, NY | $100K | 2021 |
| The Global Development IncubatorcitiriseThe purpose of the grant is conduct a U.S.-based, youth participatory action research (YPAR) project to explore how young people are currently engaging with mental health science. We will use this project to inform the development of a model of how young people can effectively engage with mental health science. In line with the principles of YPAR, this project will center young people's leadership in the research design, implementation, and analysis, as well as the social change informed by the | Washington, DC | $100K | 2021 |
| Cornell UniversityThe purpose of the Grant is to support The Contribution Project as described. Scientific evidence of the benefits of sense of purpose have greatly outpaced insight into how this sense is acquired in the first place. The current project will capitalize on the expertise from researchers from the Purpose and Identity Processes Laboratory at Cornell University to measure and chart sense of purpose among contributors. | Ithaca, NY | $69K | 2021 |
| Trustees Of The University Of PennysylvaniaThe purpose of the gift is to support the translational impact of the project "Wellness in College Research Network" which aims to catalyze collaboration across a network of researchs committed to supporting positive youth development. | Philadelphia, PA | $49K | 2021 |
| New Venture Fundcalifornia Children'S TrustThe purpose of the grant is to support the partnership betweenCalifornia Children's Trust and New Venture Fund (NVF). They will partner with National Center for Youth Law (NCYL) to produce a primer for Managed Care Organizations (MCOs) on school-based mental health. The Primer will have input from partners such as the CA School Based Health Alliance (CSBHA), Hazel Health, and another TBD education partner. | Washington, DC | $25K | 2021 |
| Rescue Agency Public BenefitThe purpose of the grant is to enhance the Quit the Hit ("QTH") website to increase the appeal of the QTH program, streamline the registration and data collection process and ultimately enrich the lives of young people across the country, consistent with the charitable purposes for which QTH was developed, namely to provide an innovation solution for teen vaping cessation. | San Diego, CA | $20K | 2021 |
| Uc Regent BerkeleyThe purpose of the Grant is to support "Wellness at the Heart of Holistic Health (the "Purpose"), which is further described as "Wellness at the Heart of Holistic Health: Wellness is at the heart of holistic health. It extends beyond our physical health to incorporate many dimensions, emotional, social, environmental, financial, amongst others. The group will conduct interviews among the Fellows and create a presentation (print or video) that explores how Fung Fellows as young people define "wel | Berkely, CA | $10K | 2021 |
| University Of Oregon FoundationThe purpose of the gift is to support the translational impact of the project "Wellness in College Research Network" which aims to catalyze collaboration across a network of researchs committed to supporting positive youth development. | Eugene, OR | $7K | 2021 |
| Vjr ConsultingThe purpose of the research grant is to create a survey providing updated COVID relevant data about how young people are using digital health tools and social media during a global pandemic and period of isolation, and in particular how they use these online tools to promote their mental well-being. | San Francisco, CA | $5K | 2021 |
| Crisis TextlineGrant to support the targeted exploration of ways that big data from Crisis Text Line might be leveraged to 1) increase knowledge of the drivers of despair and resilience during a time of COVID-19 and racial crisis, and 2) more effectively target interventions and community/policy responses to help those most at risk. | New York, NY | $200K | 2020 |
| Nurse Family PartnershipAlison Kolwaite & Elly Yost - Hopelabs gift is intended to support the integration and use of the Nurse Home Visit Form and other functionality to improve the adoption and use of Goal Mama, the app that helps moms keep track of their most important goals, access parenting and pregnancy info and connect with other moms and their Nurse-FamilyPartnership nurse. | Denver, CO | $40K | 2020 |
| QtnfyGrant to develop linguistic and behavioral measures of loneliness in young adults' digital lives, in three phases: 1. Establish an Opt-in Data Program for creating and maintaining a volunteer group of AYAs. 2.Develop Quantified Measures of Loneliness from social and digital life data. 3. Design a Data Integration and Use Strategy to inform Hopelab project work. | Arlington, MD | $40K | 2020 |
| University Of Illinois FoundationResearch Dr. Chris Napolitano - recruit participants for the Our Data Helps research project. We will also focus our recruitment message towards the "social good" that participants social media data could provide in HL's continuing efforts to promote mental health and well-being in youth across the nation. | Urbana, IL | $36K | 2020 |
| The Milken InstituteGrant to support thought leader panel discussions on Moonshots for Teen/Young Adult Mental Well-being" yielding a summary report of "potential moonshot goals" for the mental health and well-being of young people in the US. | Santa Monica, CA | $25K | 2020 |
| Gryt Health IncGrant to support efforts to increase Vivibot awareness and enhance the user experience with Vivibot, an intervention developed with a focus on the challenges and strengths of the adolescence and young adult cancer community and designed to promote psychological resilience, empowering young adults to direct their own care and support young people as they leave treatment and begin new life beyond cancer. | Rochester, NY | $25K | 2020 |
| Chapel And York FoundationGrant to support the Monash University COVID-19 Outbreak Public Evaluation (COPE) Initiative research to assess public attitude, behaviors, and beliefs related to COVID-19 pandemic and health monitoring, especially to specific populations disproportionately affected by COVID-19 (young adults, Black and Latinx persons, essential workers, unpaid caregivers and persons living with disabilities or underlying health conditions). | New York, NY | $25K | 2020 |
| University Of California San DiegoGrant to Dr. Piotr Winkielman and team for a data science project which seeks to understand whether AYAs experienced a higher degree of loneliness after the coronavirus outbreak, and whether the concept of loneliness changed across multiple waves of the pandemic. In addition, we will explore the construct of resilience in the online community in response to COVID-19. | San Diego, CA | $25K | 2020 |
| University Of Oregon FoundationDr. Jennifer Pfeifer Research Grant to support project on Covid 19 & Youth Mental: Consortium on Adolescent Pandemic (CAPE); Funds are intended to support work to harmonize data across a large number of research groups, to achieve better alignment across measures of racial and ethnic identity, gender identity, sexual identity,socioeconomic status, and early adversity, and to better understand the unequal impact of COVID on adolescents according to these factors. | Eugene, OR | $24K | 2020 |
| Education Training And Research AssociatesGrant to support engaging a group of diverse young people from Oakland to explore how they as young people define wellness for themselves and their community. | Scotts Valley, CA | $20K | 2020 |
| Vjr ConsultingLaunch Digital Health Survey | San Francisco, CA | $20K | 2020 |
| Secondmuse FoundationSecond Muse believes that technology can be used as a powerful tool to improve and empower the lives of young people, when built with intention. This grant was used to support the production of a video of BIPOC and Queer youth discussing the transformative ways technology can build health into their everyday lives, including how digital wellness can start with technology that fosters creativity, self-care, body positivity and agency to transform the world around them. | Lake Oswego, OR | $15K | 2020 |
| Character LabGeneral operating support for the organizations valuable mission which is to provide mental health awareness and education for young adults. | Philadelphia, PA | $10K | 2020 |
990-PF Filings
| Tax Period | Return Type | View |
|---|---|---|
| 2023-12 | 990PF | View Filing |
| 2022-12 | 990PF | View Filing |
| 2021-12 | 990PF | View Filing |
| 2020-12 | 990PF | View Filing |
| 2018-12 | 990PF | View Filing |
| 2017-12 | 990PF | View Filing |
| 2016-12 | 990PF | View Filing |
| 2015-12 | 990PF | View Filing |
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