The Ramesh And Kalpana Bhatia Family

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Private Foundation
Wilmington, DelawareMediumEIN: 205345499
Autism NonprofitsDisability Advocacy OrganizationsDomestic Violence SheltersWomen Empowerment NonprofitsFood Insecurity Nonprofits

The Ramesh and Kalpana Bhatia Family Foundation is a private family foundation founded by Ramesh and Kalpana Bhatia (est. 2006) that makes charitable grant disbursements; filings and summaries (Form 990-PF) match EIN 20-5345499. The foundation lists programs and leadership (Anita Bhatia as Executive Director) and is active in grantmaking and community support.

Source: Website · Mar 2026

Ideal Applicant

A nonprofit with programs in disability/autism services, South Asian community supports, women’s services, or related community initiatives; organizations that can demonstrate mission alignment, readiness for project-specific or capital support, and either an existing relationship or a credible introduction.

Good Fit

  • Direct work in autism, disability inclusion, or related health/services programs.
  • Programs serving South Asian communities or women survivors.
  • A clear project or event (capital campaign, naming gift, program expansion) that matches prior large gifts.
  • Presence or activity in California, New York, or Texas (states that received meaningful funding).
  • Capacity to receive and steward large, restricted grants or to participate in sponsored initiatives.

Geography

Broad

Observed grants reached nine states in the latest year, indicating a multi-state footprint; however about 67% of dollars were concentrated in California with smaller shares to New York and Texas.

Recipient Variety

Broad

The latest year shows 43 distinct recipients and 31 new grantees, spanning disability/autism, South Asian initiatives, events, and capital gifts; dollar concentration is high at the top but the recipient list itself is broad.

New Applicants

Moderate

Behavior shows many new grantees (31 new recipients in the latest year), so new entrants do get funded, but the foundation publicly indicates it only funds preselected applicants, suggesting access is likely invitation- or network-driven rather than open; direct applicant turnover across years is visible but the process for unsolicited applicants is not.

Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026