Toyota Usa Foundation C/O Corporate Tax Department
6565 HEADQUARTERS DRIVE W1-3C - PLANO - TX 75024, Texas
Latest Filing: 2024
Total Assets: $149.67M
Total Giving: $12.29M
Grants: 16
Median Grant: $418,250
TOYOTA USA FOUNDATION C/O CORPORATE TAX DEPARTMENT, a major 990pf foundation in Texas, provides grants ranging from $90K to $3M annually.
2024 Summary
$149.67M
Total Assets
$12.29M
Funding Awarded
16
Grants Given
$418,250
Median Grant
$2.54M
Largest Grant
$92,000
Smallest Grant
2024 Recipients
| Recipient | Award | Location | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Huntsville Madison County Chamber Of Commerce Foundation | $2.54M | Huntsville, ALABAMA | Close The Stem Gap For Diverse Students By Removing Barriers That Prevent Access To Stem. This Includes Creating Innovative, Hands On Stem Programming, Assisting In Professional And Leadership Development, Creating/Assisting In After School And On Campus Support, As Well As Mobility And Basic Need Assistance. |
| Eastern Michigan University Foundation | $1.78M | Ypsilanti, MICHIGAN | Close The Stem Gap For Diverse Students By Removing Barriers That Prevent Access To Stem. This Includes Creating Innovative, Hands On Stem Programming, Assisting In Professional And Leadership Development, Creating/Assisting In After School And On Campus Support, As Well As Mobility And Basic Need Assistance. |
| North Gibson Education Foundation | $1.71M | Princeton, INDIANA | Close The Stem Gap For Diverse Students By Removing Barriers That Prevent Access To Stem. This Includes Creating Innovative, Hands On Stem Programming, Assisting In Professional And Leadership Development, Creating/Assisting In After School And On Campus Support, As Well As Mobility And Basic Need Assistance. |
| Evsc Foundation | $1.40M | Evansville, INDIANA | Close The Stem Gap For Diverse Students By Removing Barriers That Prevent Access To Stem. This Includes Creating Innovative, Hands On Stem Programming, Assisting In Professional And Leadership Development, Creating/Assisting In After School And On Campus Support, As Well As Mobility And Basic Need Assistance. |
| Southern Methodist University | $1.00M | Dallas, TEXAS | Implement And Study The Implementation Of Project Based, Industry Informed Stem Curriculum. |
| Community Coordinated Child Care Dba Building Blocks | $850,000 | Evansville, INDIANA | Close The Stem Gap For Diverse Students By Removing Barriers That Prevent Access To Stem. This Includes Creating Innovative, Hands On Stem Programming, Assisting In Professional And Leadership Development, Creating/Assisting In After School And On Campus Support, As Well As Mobility And Basic Need Assistance. |
| Community Transportation Association Of America Mi | $443,000 | Washington, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA | Identify And Remove Transportation Barriers To Access High Quality Stem Education For Students And Families In Low Socioecomonic And Underrepresented Communities. |
| National Center For Families Learning | $440,000 | Lexington, KENTUCKY | Close The Stem Gap For Diverse Students By Removing Barriers That Prevent Access To Stem. This Includes Creating Innovative, Hands On Stem Programming, Assisting In Professional And Leadership Development, Creating/Assisting In After School And On Campus Support, As Well As Mobility And Basic Need Assistance. |
| New Teacher Center | $396,500 | Santa Cruz, CALIFORNIA | Close The Stem Gap For Diverse Students By Removing Barriers That Prevent Access To Stem. This Includes Creating Innovative, Hands On Stem Programming, Assisting In Professional And Leadership Development, Creating/Assisting In After School And On Campus Support, As Well As Mobility And Basic Need Assistance. |
| Scott County Board Of Education | $369,059 | Georgetown, KENTUCKY | Close The Stem Gap For Diverse Students By Removing Barriers That Prevent Access To Stem. This Includes Creating Innovative, Hands On Stem Programming, Assisting In Professional And Leadership Development, Creating/Assisting In After School And On Campus Support, As Well As Mobility And Basic Need Assistance. |
| Blue Grass Community Foundation Inc (Fayette Education) | $357,649 | Lexington, KENTUCKY | Close The Stem Gap For Diverse Students By Removing Barriers That Prevent Access To Stem. This Includes Creating Innovative, Hands On Stem Programming, Assisting In Professional And Leadership Development, Creating/Assisting In After School And On Campus Support, As Well As Mobility And Basic Need Assistance. |
| Youth First Inc | $310,943 | Evansville, INDIANA | Provide High Quality Behaviorial And Mental Health Support To Learners, Teachers, And Families To Address The Mental Health Crisis. |
| The Prichard Committee For Academic Excellence | $250,000 | Lexington, KENTUCKY | Close The Stem Gap For Diverse Students By Removing Barriers That Prevent Access To Stem. This Includes Creating Innovative, Hands On Stem Programming, Assisting In Professional And Leadership Development, Creating/Assisting In After School And On Campus Support, As Well As Mobility And Basic Need Assistance. |
| University Of Texas At Dallas | $250,000 | Austin, TEXAS | Master In Teaching Program To Increase The Number Of Stem Teachers Of Color. |
| Kettering University | $100,000 | Flint, TEXAS | Increase College Access To Under Represented Or Under Resourced Students. |
| Community Transportation Association Of America Ky | $92,000 | Washington, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA | Identify And Remove Transportation Barriers To Access High Quality Stem Education For Students And Families In Low Socioecomonic And Underrepresented Communities. |
$396,500
$4,273,553
State
Total
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IN
Indiana
$4,273,553 -
AL
Alabama
$2,541,960 -
MI
Michigan
$1,780,000 -
KY
Kentucky
$1,416,708 -
TX
Texas
$1,350,000 -
DC
District of Columbia
$535,000 -
CA
California
$396,500
Contacts
| Name | Phone | Title |
|---|---|---|
| COLLEEN BLOCH | 4692924616 | TREASURER |
| COLLEEN BLOCH | Signing Officer |
Historical Financials
| Year | Total Assets | Total Giving | Grants | Median Grant | Max Grant | Min Grant |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 | $149,670,680 | $12,293,721 | 16 | $418,250 | $2,541,960 | $92,000 |
| 2023 | $101,193,707 | $1,800,000 | 2 | $900,000 | $1,000,000 | $800,000 |
| 2022 | $117,111,501 | $9,393,751 | 49 | $150,000 | $1,000,000 | $20,000 |
| 2021 | $103,700,660 | $5,120,000 | 32 | $55,000 | $1,000,000 | $25,000 |
| 2020 | $105,129,354 | $5,200,000 | 6 | $1,000,000 | $1,100,000 | $100,000 |
| 2019 | $105,129,354 | $5,200,000 | 6 | $1,000,000 | $1,100,000 | $100,000 |
| 2018 | $107,550,194 | $7,106,159 | 15 | $342,614 | $3,000,000 | $94,225 |
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