Overview
The Marguerite Casey Foundation, based in Seattle, Washington, is a prominent philanthropic organization with assets totaling approximately $856.6 million. The foundation's annual expenses are around $47.5 million, with a revenue of about $33.3 million. It is dedicated to supporting various communities across the United States, funding initiatives in numerous cities and states, including major urban centers like New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago, as well as smaller communities. The foundation is led by President and CEO Carmen Rojas, who is supported by a team of executives and directors, including Daniel Gould, Ian Fuller, and Stacey Abrams. The foundation's board and leadership are composed of individuals with diverse backgrounds and expertise, reflecting its commitment to social equity and justice. The foundation's website is www.caseygrants.org.
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Financials
in 2024, compared to $832,101,992 in 2023
263 grants awarded in 2024
Of total expenses go to programs
Grants
Amount | Recipient | Purpose | Location | Year | |
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$1,500,000 | BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS | SUPPORT FOR THE PORTAL PROJECT OF THE SOCIAL JUSTICE INITIATIVE AT UIC | MB 502 M/C 551 CHICAGO, IL US | 2023 | |
$1,500,000 | CENTER FOR ECONOMIC RESEARCH AND SOCIAL CHANGE | FOR THE PURPOSES OF HAYMARKET BOOKS | 800 W BUENA AVE CHICAGO, IL US | 2023 | |
$1,500,000 | HIGHLANDER RESEARCH AND EDUCATION CENTER | GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT | 1959 HIGHLANDER WAY NEW MARKET, TN US | 2023 | |
$1,500,000 | THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES | SUPPORT FOR THE UCLA LUSKIN INSTITUTE ON INEQUALITY AND DEMOCRACY | 10889 WILSHIRE BLVD SUITE 700 LOS ANGELES, CA US | 2023 | |
$1,500,000 | CROSSROADS FUND | COMMUNITY ORGANIZING | 3411 WEST DIVERSEY AVENUE SUITE 20 CHICAGO, IL US | 2024 | |
$1,500,000 | MAJORITY ACTION | ECONOMIC JUSTICE | 8705 COLESVILLE ROAD SILVER SPRING, MD US | 2024 | |
$833,334 | FOOT SOLDIERS PARK | GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT | 519 CHURCH ST SELMA, AL US | 2024 | |
$833,000 | TIDES CENTER | PROJECT SUPPORT FOR DREAM DEFENDERS. | PO BOX 29907 SAN FRANCISCO, CA US | 2022 | |
$825,000 | PUBLIC ALLIES | PROJECT SUPPORT FOR POWER COALITION. | 735 N WATER STREET SUITE 550 MILWAUKEE, WI US | 2022 | |
$825,000 | SOUTHERNERS ON NEW GROUND | FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT. | 561 W WHITEHALL ST SW ATLANTA, GA US | 2022 |
People
Compensation data from most recent available 990 forms
Title | |||
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VML VEGA MARQUIS LUZ | FORMER PRESIDENT | $1,682,197 | 2022 |
CR CARMEN ROJAS | PRESIDENT & CEO | $585,945 | 2024 |
CR CARMEN ROJAS | PRESIDENT/CEO | $563,461 | 2023 |
CR CARMEN ROJAS | PRESIDENT/CEO | $552,282 | 2022 |
DG DANIEL GOULD | VP OF INVESTMENTS & OPERATIONS | $386,624 | 2024 |
VEGA MARQUIS LUZ
FORMER PRESIDENT
CARMEN ROJAS
PRESIDENT & CEO
CARMEN ROJAS
PRESIDENT/CEO
CARMEN ROJAS
PRESIDENT/CEO
DANIEL GOULD
VP OF INVESTMENTS & OPERATIONS
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Financial data sourced from IRS 990 forms via ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer
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