Robbins Family Charitable Foundation

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Private Foundation
OMAHA, NebraskaMicroEIN: 453676785
Community CentersHuman ServicesEducation NonprofitsFood Insecurity NonprofitsYouth Development Organizations

The organization is a private foundation dedicated to providing general support to various charitable causes. Its mission centers on enhancing community services, human services, education, and addressing food insecurity, as evidenced by its funding patterns. The foundation primarily supports local organizations, including educational institutions and nonprofits focused on youth development and food assistance. While it operates largely within Nebraska, it also extends its support to select organizations in neighboring states.

Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026

Ideal Applicant

A small-to-midsize Nebraska-based nonprofit seeking general operating support, especially community services, youth programs, education, or food-security work, with local credibility or introductions.

Good Fit

  • Based in Nebraska or serving Omaha-area communities.
  • Requests for general operating support or unrestricted funds.
  • Organizational scale that matches modest grant sizes ($1K–$12K).
  • Existing local relationships or referrals to foundation leadership.
  • Ability to meet an annual October 15 application deadline.

Geography

Restrictive

Observed grants are heavily Nebraska-focused: in the latest year about 94% of dollars stayed in Nebraska, with only small out-of-state gifts to Minnesota and Colorado, indicating a narrow local footprint.

Recipient Variety

Moderate

Each year funded around eight distinct independent recipients and the program supports a variety of community, education and service organizations, but six recurring grantees and a top-five concentration of 88% show meaningful financial concentration.

New Applicants

Moderate

Direct evidence of turnover exists (two new grantees in the latest year) and a formal application form and deadline are published, but the high rate of repeat recipients and local relationship patterns suggest new entrants are plausible but not strongly favored.

Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026