Douglas & Inyoung Boyd Foundation

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Private Foundation
LAS VEGAS, NevadaMicroEIN: 203960025
Education NonprofitsSocial ServicesVeteransAnimal Shelters

This organization is a private foundation dedicated to supporting various causes, primarily focusing on education, social services, and assistance for veterans. It provides funding to educational institutions, such as universities, as well as organizations that offer social services and support for animal welfare. The foundation demonstrates a commitment to enhancing educational opportunities and addressing community needs through its grants. Its funding activities are primarily directed towards organizations outside its home state, reflecting a broader philanthropic reach.

Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026

Ideal Applicant

Established education-focused nonprofit or university foundation, or a small local social-service or animal-welfare group with a prior relationship or introduction into the foundation’s network.

Good Fit

  • Clear education mission or university affiliation (previous large grants went to university foundations).
  • Capacity to receive a mid-size institutional gift (typical large grants observed were $25,000).
  • An existing relationship, prior contact, or introduction into the funder’s network.
  • Programs aligned with social services, veterans support, or animal rescue as demonstrated by past recipients.

Geography

Moderate

Giving is multi-state rather than strictly local: recent grants went to organizations in California, New Jersey and Nevada (and prior years included Hawaii), with the foundation’s 2024 grants being entirely out-of-state recipients.

Recipient Variety

Moderate

The foundation funded a modest set of distinct recipients each year (4 in 2022, 7 in 2023, 3 in 2024) spanning universities and small local nonprofits, showing a mixed but not extensive recipient spread for a micro private foundation.

New Applicants

Restrictive

The foundation explicitly indicates it funds only preselected recipients and the latest-year pattern shows mostly returning grantees (two returning, one new), so unfamiliar applicants are unlikely to gain entry absent a direct relationship or invitation.

Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026