The Christopher Schilling Foundation is a nonprofit public benefit organization based in San Diego, California. It was officially incorporated on January 11, 2018, and operates as a tax-exempt entity under the U.S. Internal Revenue Service with EIN 46-2217437[1].

The foundation is named presumably after Christopher Schilling, though specific details about its founding mission or programs are not widely publicized. It is involved in philanthropic efforts, including fundraising activities such as participating in events to support medical research and community health initiatives.

One notable activity associated with the organization includes involvement in fundraising campaigns like the "Walk to Cure Diabetes," which supports research on type 1 diabetes (T1D) at various local institutions. These efforts aim to raise significant funds to advance scientific understanding and treatment options for T1D[5].

The Christopher Schilling Foundation functions within the framework of a nonprofit public benefit corporation, dedicated to charitable causes, often linked to health and community welfare, aligning with broader goals of improving quality of life through research and support.

Its presence in San Diego and registered status as a nonprofit indicates commitment to serving the public interest in the region, though detailed current projects or leadership information remains limited in publicly available sources[1][5].