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Susser Family Foundation

EIN 47-0999501 · files IRS 990-PF

Given, as filed$3.4m2018–2025 · 282 grants
2018: $273.0k · 64 grants20182019: no grants on file for this year yet20192020: $101.5k · 27 grants20202021: $116.0k · 27 grants20212022: $816.4k · 34 grants20222023: $310.6k · 40 grants20232024: $775.2k · 35 grants20242025: $986.3k · 55 grants2025$986.3k
Grantees63funded more than once, matching gifts aside
20 of 6320of 63
Assets, year endnot on file
Board and officers2on its latest return

Where it gives

By cause and by place, from its own returns.

By cause

The cause each recipient registered with the IRS

Education$303.7k
Philanthropy and grantmaking$186.7k
Human services$168.3k
Arts and culture$39.2k
Recreation and sports$26.5k
Health: diseases and conditions$18.3k
Animals$11.5k
Civil rights$10.0k
Public and societal benefit$10.0k
Cause not on file$2.6m

Mostly grants abroad and recipients without a US registration. Shown, never hidden.

By place

Dollars received, by the recipient's state

half the top state or more10–50%2–10%under 2%

Grants abroad and place not on file: 178 grants · $1.4m

Who it funds most

20 of its 63 grantees were funded in more than one year.

Susser Family Foundation's own IRS 990-PF returns, as filed, in USD

Who funds the same organisations

Counted over its 40 largest grantees, leaving out fiscal sponsors and donor-advised funds, which share an address rather than a cause. A fact, not a partnership.

Its board and officers

From its latest return.

Sam L SusserPresident
Catherine G SusserTreasurer/Secretary

Form 990PF Part VIII, tax year 2024, filing 202501959349100760

Name and title as its own return lists them. No pay, no address. A photograph appears only where the person's own organisation or a free licence publishes one, credited beside it; otherwise none. Anyone can ask to be removed: hello@philanova.ai.

Its money

What it gave, held and paid, by year.

Giving by year

2018: $273.0k · 64 grants20182019: no grants on file for this year yet20192020: $101.5k · 27 grants20202021: $116.0k · 27 grants20212022: $816.4k · 34 grants20222023: $310.6k · 40 grants20232024: $775.2k · 35 grants20242025: $986.3k · 55 grants2025$986.3k

A year with no bar has no grants on file yet: its returns may not be loaded. It is not a year without giving.

Its returns7 filings
Tax yearFormFilingWhere to read it
2025IRS 990-PF202642269349100219IRS batch file
2024IRS 990-PF202501959349100760IRS batch file
2023IRS 990-PF202431589349100218IRS batch file
2022IRS 990-PF202322169349100217IRS batch file
2021IRS 990-PF202201679349100215IRS batch file
2020IRS 990-PF202101109349101415IRS batch file
2018IRS 990-PF201932389349100268IRS batch file

An IRS batch file holds many returns; the filing number finds this one inside it.

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Susser Family Foundation made 282 grants across 2018–2025, totalling $3.4m as filed.

Grants
282
Total, as filed
$3.4m
Years
2018–2025
Filed in
USD

Who it funds

OrganisationGrantsTotal
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS FOUNDATION6$1.1m
SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY4$251.8k
MD ANDERSON CANCER CENTER4$186.4k
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN5$180.5k
CHRISTUS SPOHN HEALTH SYSTEM FOUNDATION5$97.9k
CONGREGATION BETH ISRAEL7$86.8k
TEMPLE EMANU-EL3$85.1k
JEWISH COMMUNITY COUNCIL OF CORPUS CHRISTI6$83.4k
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE OF GREATER DALLAS FOUNDATION2$75.0k
ROHR CHABAD JEWISH STUDENT CENTER4$72.0k
DALLAS HOLOCAUST AND HUMAN RIGHTS MUSEUM3$66.0k
TEMPLE EMANU - EI1$60.7k
JEWISH FEDERATION OF GREATER DALLAS3$59.4k
AMERICAN ENTERPRISE INSTITUTE2$50.0k
THE SWEETHEART BALL1$50.0k

By year

YearGrantsTotal
201864$273.0k
202027$101.5k
202127$116.0k
202234$816.4k
202340$310.6k
202435$775.2k
202555$986.3k

Where this came from

Identifier US-EIN-470999501. Register: Internal Revenue Service (US). Machine-readable: JSON.

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  • What each grant was for
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  • Balance sheet and financials
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  • No website on file
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