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The Harvey E. Najim Charitable Foundation

Building Hope for Future Generations

Established in December 2006, the Harvey E. Najim Family Foundation is aimed at helping children’s charitable organizations in the greater San Antonio area. Mr. Najim used $75 million of the proceeds from an equity partnership transaction to initially create the Harvey E. Najim Family Foundation .

In 2019, The Harvey E. Najim “Family” Foundation changed it’s name and is now known as The Harvey E. Najim “Charitable” Foundation.  The word “Charitable” truly describes the nature of the foundation and Mr. Najim’s commitment to making a difference in the lives of children and those in need in San Antonio.

“For more than thirty years, I have been focused on building and creating a successful business,” said Najim. “This foundation allows me to move from being a successful business leader to becoming a community leader focused on the needs of others.”

HARVEY E. NAJIM - FOUNDER

Harvey E. Najim Charitable Foundation Grants & Personal Giving (2007 - Present)

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Total Giving
Grants Awarded
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Average Grant Amount
Organizations Awarded
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Grant Funding
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Personal Giving

NFF Funding By Year (2007 – 2021)

Year Funding
2007 $3,896,864
2008 $5,775,436
2009 $5,208,548
2010 $4,218,375
2011 $4,442,877
2012 $4,448,271
2013 $4,565,351
2014 $4,842,932
2015 $5,089,152
2016 $4,687,301
2017 $6,129,944
2018 $7,098,137
2019 $6,862,178
2020 $6,295,783
2021 $7,208,325
Total $80,769,474

NFF Funding By Children's Programs (2007 - 2021)

Program Funded Percentage
Education (K-12) $18,764,747 23.23%
Food, Shelter & Clothing $13,319,293 16.49%
Child Abuse & Neglect $11,511,546 14.25%
Medical Needs & Care $8,102,024 10.03%
Education (Out of School) $8,065,077 9.99%
Developmental Disabilities $7,365,173 9.12%
Camps $2,883,117 3.57%
Mental Health $2,523,211 3.12%
Education (Pre-K) $1,958,047 2.42%
Childcare $1,784,704 2.21%
Substance Abuse Treatment $1,403,100 1.74%
Education (Post K-12) $1,305,800 1.62%
Field Trips $810,000 1.00%
Homelessness $338,000 0.42%
Foster Care & Adoption $285,000 0.35%
Education (Animal-Assisted) $229,135 0.28%
Education (Arts & Culture) $121,500 0.15%
Total $80,769,474 100%

Population Served By NFF Funding (2007-2021)

Population Funded Percentage
Underserved $40,004,485 50%
Abused & Neglected $14,220,400 18%
Developmental Disabilities $11,265,687 14%
Medical Care/Needs $8,003,937 10%
Homeless $5,622,039 7%
Other $1,652,926 2%

NFF Funding By Geographical Area (2007 - 2021)

Area Funded Percentage
Bexar County $70,911,374 87.79%
Comal County $3,242,182 4.01%
Kerr County $2,300,351 2.85%
Kendall County $1,270,093 1.57%
Guadalupe County $797,000 0.99%
Bandera County $430,253 0.53%
Atascosa County $110,494 0.14%
Wilson County $33,000 0.04%
Dallas (No longer funded) $826,650 1.02%
Austin (No longer funded) $793,077 0.98%
National (No longer funded) $55,000 0.07%

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