In 2022, The May & Stanley Smith Charitable Trust awarded 146 grants totaling $19,286,209, with an average grant award size of $132,097 and an average annual grant payment of $82,006.
The list below details all grants approved since 2019, representing the Trust’s current interests. The list can be filtered by Funding Priority.
| Organization | Location | Program | Year | Amount | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Homes 4 Families | Woodland Hills, CA, USA | Veterans | 2020 | $160,000 | Over two years to provide supportive services for veterans and families transitioning into permanent housing |
| Homeward Bound of Marin | Novato, CA, USA | Veterans | 2020 | $35,000 | To provide emergency support for homeless and at risk individuals in Marin County |
| Homeward Bound of Marin | Novato, CA, USA | Veterans | 2020 | $200,000 | Over two years to provide housing and employment services to homeless veterans in Marin County |
| Inner City Law Center | Los Angeles, CA, USA | Veterans | 2020 | $225,000 | Over two years to provide free legal services to homeless, low-income veterans in Los Angeles |
| Institute for Veterans and Military Families | Syracuse, NY, USA | Veterans | 2020 | $100,000 | To assist transitioning service members, veterans, and spouses in Hawai'i to train for and develop new careers |
| Interfaith Community Services Inc. | Escondido, CA, USA | Veterans | 2020 | $275,000 | Over two years to provide mental health services to low-income veterans in North San Diego County |
| Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America | New York, NY, USA | Veterans | 2020 | $100,000 | Over two years to provide benefit and services navigation assistance to transitioning veterans and family members |
| Law College Association of the University of Arizona | Tucson, AZ, USA | Veterans | 2020 | $120,000 | Over two years to provide pro bono legal services for veterans through veterans treatment court in Arizona |
| LifeMoves | Menlo Park, CA, USA | Veterans | 2020 | $225,000 | Over two years to provide homelessness services to veterans and their families in Silicon Valley |
| Mt. Carmel Veterans Service Center | Colorado Springs, CO, USA | Veterans | 2020 | $225,000 | Over two years to support service members, veterans, and their families in the Colorado Springs community |
| NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) | Arlington, VA, USA | Veterans | 2020 | $200,000 | Over two years to provide training for caregivers and family members supporting veterans with mental illness |
| National Association of Veteran-Serving Organizations (NAVSO) | Arlington, VA, USA | Veterans | 2020 | $50,000 | To provide information, support, and resources for organizations serving veterans nationwide |
| New Directions for Veterans | Los Angeles, CA, USA | Veterans | 2020 | $50,000 | To provide additional equipment, staff, and other support required due to COVID-19 to serve homeless veterans |
| Northwest Justice Project | Seattle, WA, USA | Veterans | 2020 | $200,000 | Over two years to provide legal services to low-income veterans in Washington State |
| Operation Homefront | San Antonio, TX, USA | Veterans | 2020 | $50,000 | To provide COVID related emergency financial assistance to service members, veterans, and their families |
| Project Sanctuary | Granby, CO, USA | Veterans | 2020 | $200,000 | Over two years to assist in the reintegration of military families through therapeutic retreats and support |
| PsychArmor Institute | San Diego, CA, USA | Veterans | 2020 | $100,000 | Over two years to support organizational sustainability in providing free veteran-focused training programs |
| Recovery Resource Council | Fort Worth, TX, USA | Veterans | 2020 | $60,000 | To provide mental health care for service members, veterans, and their families in North Texas |
| Stop Soldier Suicide | Durham, NC, USA | Veterans | 2020 | $100,000 | To provide proactive suicide prevention services for veterans and service members in the Western U.S. |
| Swords To Plowshares | San Francisco, CA, USA | Veterans | 2020 | $50,000 | To provide emergency support for homeless and at risk veterans in the Bay area |