The Jai & Somna Gulati Foundation

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Private Foundation
Robbinsville, New JerseyMicroEIN: 881282106
Education NonprofitsCultural Heritage NonprofitsCommunity Service ClubsYouth Development Organizations

The Gulati Foundation (The Jai & Somna Gulati Foundation) is a Robbinsville, NJ nonprofit focused on education, cultural awareness, and support for underprivileged communities. The site states the foundation was conceived in 2011 and officially established in 2022 and includes mission, events, FAQ, and a donate page. Contact email [email protected] and a Robbinsville address are listed on the site.

Source: Website · Mar 2026

Ideal Applicant

Small to midsize nonprofits focused on education, cultural awareness, youth development, or community service with either local NJ ties or connections to the foundation’s cultural/diaspora priorities (including projects in Andhra Pradesh).

Good Fit

  • Local school, youth program, or community-service group in New Jersey with modest funding needs.
  • Cultural or religious organizations serving the Indian diaspora or cultural heritage projects.
  • Smaller operating or general-purpose support requests in the $250–$25,000 range.
  • An existing relationship, referral, or prior collaboration with a known grantee.
  • Programs combining education and community outreach with clear, concise budgets.

Geography

Broad

Observed grants in the latest year went to four distinct states and include significant giving to Andhra Pradesh as well as U.S. states (NJ, VA, NY), indicating a multi-state and international footprint rather than strictly local support.

Recipient Variety

Moderate

The latest year shows ten distinct recipients (including schools, cultural organizations, and community groups) and six recurring grantees across the three-year record, which demonstrates a moderately broad recipient set even though dollar dollars are highly concentrated among the top five recipients.

New Applicants

Moderate

Direct evidence of entry exists—four new recipients in the latest year—but the foundation’s public statement that grants are by pre-selection and strong dollar concentration to a small set suggest that unfamiliar applicants have limited, relationship-driven entry opportunities rather than an open competitive pathway.

Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026