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    MIP Score

    66

    Societal Benefit
    Alternative Banking

    Beneficial State Foundation

    Beneficial State Foundation Logo

    Beneficial State Foundation

    Societal Benefit
    Alternative Banking
    1438 Webster St, Oakland, California, 94612View all Oakland charities
    EIN: 20-5253663
    Total Assets: $122.2 million
    Established in 2006

    Mission

    Beneficial State Foundation is a financial justice nonprofit focused on advocating for an equitable banking system. The organization sets and measures triple-bottom-line banking standards and collaborates with Beneficial State Bank to promote financial practices that serve the public interest, emphasizing ethical and sustainable banking initiatives.

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    Basic Information

    Tax-Exempt

    Address

    1438 Webster St, Oakland, California, 94612

    View all Oakland charities

    Founded in

    2006

    EIN

    20-5253663

    Total Assets

    $122.2 million

    Mission

    Beneficial State Foundation is a financial justice nonprofit focused on advocating for an equitable banking system. The organization sets and measures triple-bottom-line banking standards and collaborates with Beneficial State Bank to promote financial practices that serve the public interest, emphasizing ethical and sustainable banking initiatives.

    Basic Information

    Tax-Exempt

    Address

    1438 Webster St, Oakland, California, 94612

    View all Oakland charities

    Founded in

    2006

    EIN

    20-5253663

    Total Assets

    $122.2 million

    UN Sustainable Development Goals Supported

    This organization contributes to the following United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. See the SDG page for more information.

    Showing 3 of 5 goals

    Goal 7

    Clean Energy

    Goal 8

    Decent Work and Economic Growth

    Goal 10

    Reduced Inequalities

    Goal 7

    Clean Energy

    Goal 8

    Decent Work and Economic Growth

    Goal 10

    Reduced Inequalities

    Goal 11

    Sustainable Cities and Communities

    Goal 13

    Climate Action

    At a Glance

    Equitable Bank Standards

    Equitable Bank Standards

    A path for banks to support an equitable and regenerative future.

    Clean Vehicle Assistance Program

    Clean Vehicle Assistance Program

    Grants and financing to help income-qualified Californians purchase clean vehicles.

    Impact Report 2023

    Impact Report 2023

    Discover the impact we made together in 2023.

    Impact Stats

    $0

    Harmful Lending

    Fossil Fuel Finance Reduction

    We avoid all harmful lending, including fossil fuels and private prisons.

    $219 million

    Total Outstanding Loans

    Affordable Housing Loans

    Outstanding loans creating and preserving affordable housing.

    $89 million

    Total Outstanding Loans

    Small Business Loans

    Outstanding loans to support small businesses.

    $106.1 million

    Total Outstanding Loans

    Residential Solar Loans

    Outstanding loans for residential solar energy projects.

    Our Programs

    Clean Vehicle Assistance Program

    Clean Vehicle Assistance Program

    Administer the CVA Program to provide grants and affordable financing for clean vehicle purchases.

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    Impact Reports

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    2023 Impact Report

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    2022 Impact Report

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    2021 Impact Report

    MIP Score (Beta)

    The MIP Score is in beta! We'd love any feedback you may have.

    The MIP Score and it's methodology is purely used as a way to visualize how a nonprofits public financial data compares against others. It doesn't reflect the unique circumstances and impact that a nonprofit has.The MIP Score should never be used to say one charity is better than another.

    Overall Score

    66

    60

    /100

    Program Expense Ratio

    85.05%

    16

    /20

    Program Revenue Growth

    0.00%

    2

    /20

    Leverage Ratio

    0.05553

    20

    /20

    Working Capital Ratio

    17.07

    20

    /20

    Fundraising Efficiency

    0

    2

    /20

    Latest Filing Data: Form 990

    Fiscal Year:2022

    Source:Source: Self-reported by organization

    Financial Details

    Revenue

    CategoryAmountPercentage
    Contributions, Gifts, and Grants5.425M95.58%
    Program Services00.00%
    Investment Income241.7K4.26%
    Sales of Non-Inventory Assets00.00%
    Other Notable Sources9.29K0.16%
    Total Revenue5.676M100.00%

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