Long Ridge Foundation

The Long Ridge Foundation is a family-run 501(c)(3) non-profit organization based in California, established in 2021. Its primary focus is on advancing democracy, human rights, and emerging social issues. The foundation contributes to creating an equitable society by supporting organizations that strengthen core democratic institutions and ensure justice, dignity, and a voice for all people.

Mission and Activities

Long Ridge Foundation directs resources toward organizations that work on critical social issues. Its mission aligns with promoting justice and enhancing democratic processes. Notable organizations supported by the foundation include:

• National Academies Roundtable on Plastics: Focuses on sustainability and environmental issues.
• Refugee & Immigrant Transitions: Aids in refugee and immigrant integration and support.
• The Rose Foundation for Communities and the Environment: Works on environmental and community issues.
• US-Mexico Border Philanthropy Partnership: Fosters collaboration and support in border regions.

Financial Overview

In the fiscal year ending December 2021, the foundation received $682,812 in contributions, making it entirely dependent on donations that year. The following year, its revenue was diversified with contributions of $1,090,402 and significant income from sales of assets amounting to $543,228. Charitable disbursements are the foundation's primary expense, allocating nearly all its resources toward philanthropic activities.

Key Personnel

The leadership of Long Ridge Foundation includes family members who are involved in its governance and operations. Key roles are held by Nancy Anne Burnett (President), Christopher Milo Burnett (Secretary), James Gareth Clark (Treasurer), Jason Kestrel Burnett, Sierra Laura Burnett Clark, and Ipek Sarac Burnett, all serving as directors. Despite being family-run, none of the officers or directors receive compensation for their roles.