Private foundation · EIN 20-3424952

Williams-Sonoma Inc Foundation

Preselected only

San Francisco, CA

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Tax year 2024 (period ending 2025-01-31) · Filed with IRS 2025 · Data as of 2026-10-24 · View filing on ProPublica · Source: IRS e-file object 202521649349100417
Total assets (EOY)$8,053,716
Grants paid$998,460
Typical (median) grant$10,000
Grants listed25
Giving in home state (CA)31%

Grant size distribution

RangeGrants
Under $5K1
$5K–$25K19
$25K–$100K2
$100K+3

Smallest $3,500 · Largest $530,953

Geographic focus

TN
54%
CA
31%
DC
5%
NJ
2%
NY
2%
MS
1%
OR
1%
NV
1%

Common purposes

employeematchingdisasterrelieftunnelproject

Giving history

Tax yearContributions paidTotal assetsGrants listed
2023$1,077,125$8,473,53034
2024$998,460$8,053,71625

Years shown are the filings ingested so far; more years are added as additional IRS batches are processed.

How to apply

This foundation checked Part XV line 2 of its 990-PF: it only makes contributions to preselected charitable organizations and does not accept unsolicited requests.

RestrictionsWilliams-Sonoma, Inc. Foundation (the Foundation) was established in September 2005 as a California corporation organized under the Nonprofit Public Benefit Corporation Law for charitable purposes. The Foundation receives support on a discretionary basis from Williams-Sonoma, Inc. (the Corporation). The primary purpose of the Foundation is to engage in charitable and educational activities within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code (the Code) of 1986, as amended, or corresponding provision of any future United States internal revenue law. The Foundation primarily awards disaster relief grants to employees of Williams-Sonoma, Inc. who are needy or distressed due to disasters and awards matching gifts to nonprofit organizations on behalf of employees. The Foundation also provides grants for purposes including support towards healthy children/healthy mothers, education, healthy home (includes disaster relief, homelessness), LGBTQ issues, racial equity, gender gap

Source: 990-PF Part XV line 2, tax year 2024.

Top recipients (tax year 2024)

RecipientLocationPurposeAmount
St Jude Children'S ResearchMemphis, TNGeneral Support$530,953
Bright Funds FoundationSan Jose, CAEmployee Matching Grant$111,507
Disaster Relief 98 IndividualsSan Francisco, CADisaster Relief$107,500
World Wildlife FundWashington, DCGeneral Support$50,000
The Hidden Genius ProjectOakland, CAGeneral Support$30,000
Golden Gate National Parks ConservaSan Francisco, CATunnel Project$20,000
Embrace Kids FoundationNew Brunswick, NJGeneral Support$15,000
Ucsf FoundationSan Francisco, CAGeneral Support$10,000
Boys And Girls Club Of Northeast MsCorinth, MSGeneral Support$10,000
Camba Housing WorksBrooklyn, NYGeneral Support$10,000
CuryjOakland, CAGeneral Support$10,000
IrcoPortland, ORGeneral Support$10,000
Unidos Por La MusicaOntario, CAGeneral Support$10,000
Project 150Las Vegas, NVGeneral Support$10,000
Literacy Mid-South OrganizationMemphis, TNGeneral Support$10,000
Tarrant Area Food BankFort Worth, TXGeneral Support$10,000
The Luekemia Lymphoma Society IncMinneapolis, MNGeneral Support$5,000
Catawba County Hispanic MinistryHickory, NCGeneral Support$5,000
Exodus Outreach FoundationHickory, NCGeneral Support$5,000
Life Changes And Wellness SpecialOklahoma City, OKGeneral Support$5,000
Sox Of LoveOklahoma City, OKGeneral Support$5,000
To Celebrate LifeKentfield, CAGeneral Support$5,000
Gay Men'S Health Crisis IncNew York, NYGeneral Support$5,000
Streetwise GeorgiaLawrenceville, GAGeneral Support$5,000
Surfrider Foundation San FranciscoSan Francisco, CAGeneral Support$3,500
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