Harbor Point Charitable Foundation
/OVERVIEW: The Harbor Point Charitable Foundation supports health, education, arts, athletic programs and nutrition in the San Francisco Bay Area of California.
FUNDING AREAS: Health, education, arts, athletic programs, nutrition, youth
IP TAKE: This local funder gives steadily all throughout the Bay Area and often gives to the same familiar nonprofits nearly every year, so it pays to get on HPCF’s radar and keep in close contact.
PROFILE: Established in 2004, the Harbor Point Charitable Foundation (HPCF) is a private foundation based in Mill Valley, California, which is in the San Francisco Bay Area. Bob Kaliski suggested creating this foundation to his brother, sister, wife and nephew as a way of giving back to their community. The family patriarch, Ray Kaliski, Sr., developed the Harbor Point Apartments and Tennis & Swim Club. Rather than being a standard family foundation, the Kaliski family wants to have HPCF be a public community effort through collaboration. The foundation aims to " fund and facilitate the most promising organizations aimed at improving the quality of life for Bay Area adults and children in need.” HPCF funds local efforts for health, education, arts, athletic programs and nutrition.
The Harbor Point Charitable Foundation has one area of focus that is all about serving children and adults who are experiencing a health crisis. The other focus of HPCF is to support various Bay Area institutions that are committed to the future of local children. This commitment is shown through grantmaking for education, arts, athletic and nutritional programs.
Important Grant Details:
Grants range between about $5,000 and $100,000. Learn more about this funder’s local giving by examining its recent tax records. Grantmaking focuses on the San Francisco Bay Area of California. Past local grantees include Northern Light School, St. Vincent de Paul Society and Sunflower Wellness.
This foundation has generally accepted unsolicited grant applications from nonprofits in the past but has also put its open application process on hold due to unforeseen circumstances, such as the COVID-19 pandemic. The annual proposal deadline is typically August 1. HPCF accepts grant applications by email and responds via email if further information is needed. Direct general questions to the staff at info@hpcfgiving.org or 415-383-6114.
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