Private non-operating foundationEIN 471670799Est. 2017-01
MATHHAPPENS FOUNDATION
AUSTIN, TX 78701
Total Assets
$4.4M
FY 2023
Annual Giving
$27K
FY 2023
Grants Made
6
FY 2023
Avg Grant
$4K
FY 2023
Grant Range
$1K–$16K
Typical
Deadlines
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Applications
Programs & Activities
Program 1
$83KMath kit and model creation headquartered in austin, texas, mathhappens foundation has been exploring ideas, options, strategies, and partnerships to bring math into community conversations in austin in texas, minnesota, new mexico, wisconsin, north carolina, georgia, new york, california and more. In spring of 2022, mathhappens@explora opened in albuquerque, nm. The math kits and models are distributed to approximately 30 organizations and individuals. Austin nature & science center, austin public library, as well as math educators throughout the united states are some of the beneficiaries. The funding was used to procure materials , nonemployee services, and to create and produce models for distribution.
Program 2
$2KLouise radloff middle schoolprovided funds for math festivals at radloff middle school, a title 1 school in gwinnett county. Examples of items purchased: students t-shirts, puzzles, geomtiles, 4' x 10' vinyl banner, a math vending machine, and the capsules for the math vending machine.
Program 3
$16KSeattle universal math museum (summ) summ's mission is to spark each and every person to love math. Summ seeks to enrich math education through programming opportunities, to enhance math education, experiences, and attitudes by offering a wide range of activities delivered and designed by instructors qualified to lead groups of 512 participants. Most programs are geared toward 3rd through 8th grade students. Summ offer numerous free events years round.
Program 4
$5KSocial and environmental entrepreneurs (see) as a fiscal sponsor, see incubates projects that will make a cultural impact by creating progressive, social,and environmental change. Support has been given to the julia robinson mathematics festival, a see project. The julia robinson mathematics festival (jrmf) hosted its first math festival at google headquarters in 2007, and has since spread magical math to 30 states, 20 countries and 6 continents. More than 45,000 kids and families have experienced playbased math through jrmf to date. Jrmf began with a focus on math festivals, but our mission has expanded to include many forms of joyful math, including math puzzles, educator training, and other fun math events for kids.
Focus Areas
Financial Snapshot
2023 filing
Total Revenue
$202K
Total Expenses
$575K
Qualifying Distributions
$278K
Min. Investment Return
$228K
Grant Range
6 grants
Logarithmic scale — typical grant portfolios span orders of magnitude, so distances are proportional to multiplicative change, not dollar gaps.
Giving Over Time
2 years
Total dollars recorded per filing year. Scale adjusts to the foundation's range.
Top Recipients
20 grants
Grant Size Distribution
20 grants
Geographic Focus
8 states
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