The 10 richest nonprofits in California
The Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University is #1 with $55.8 billion in net assets.
- #1 · The Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University
- $55.8 billion
- All California nonprofits combined
- $838.8 billion
- 80,096 e-filed returns
The list
Net assets (fund balance) at the end of the year: what the organization owns minus what it owes.
- 1The Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University990, year ended Aug 2025$55.8B
- 2Kaiser Foundation Hospitals990, year ended Dec 2024$52.1B
- 3William & Flora Hewlett Foundation990-PF, year ended Dec 2024$13.8B
- 4J Paul Getty Trust990-PF, year ended Jun 2025$12.7B
- 5Gordon E and Betty I Moore Foundation990-PF, year ended Dec 2024$11.4B
- 6University of Southern California990, year ended Jun 2025$11.3B
- 7Kaiser Foundation Health Plan Inc990, year ended Dec 2024$10.9B
- 8Dignity Health990, year ended Jun 2025$10.6B
- 9Silicon Valley Community Foundation990, year ended Dec 2024$10.5B
- 10Good Ventures Foundation990-PF, year ended Jun 2025$9.9B
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- Puerto Rico
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- American Samoa
- Northern Mariana Islands