Korean Resource Center

The Korean Resource Center is a non-profit organization that empowers low-income Asian and Pacific Islander communities in Southern California.1

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At-A-Glance

Type: Non-profit, 501(c)(3)
Issue Areas: Identity Politics (for race-based policy/activism)
Location: Los Angeles, CA View on map
Tax ID: 95-3879699
Most Recent Filing: 2024
Budget (2024): Assets: $3,362,855 Revenue: $805,211 Expenses: $1,060,186

Financial Statistics

Total Assets

Total Revenue

Total Expenses

YearTotal AssetsTotal RevenueTotal ExpensesFiling
2024 $3,362,855 $805,211 $1,060,186 View
2023 $4,585,776 $1,543,923 $1,508,775 View
2022 $4,829,872 $2,088,542 $1,351,382 View
2021 $4,114,106 $2,062,273 $2,069,956 View
2020 $4,249,474 $2,129,776 $1,859,985 View

Prior year filings: 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010

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Employee Compensation

  • Number of Employees: 9

Highest Earning Employees

EmployeeTitleTotal Compensation
Isaac KimEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR$94,146

Grant Activity

All-time grants received statistics from Candid dataset:

  • Total Grant Value: $11,064,111
  • Number of Grants: 160
  • Number of Funders: 49

Selection of highest value grants received from the last seven years:

AmountYearFunderSubject
$350,0002022 Silicon Valley Community FoundationCivil Participation
$343,8322022 National Coalition for Asian Pacific American Community DevelopmentAAPI Community Resilience Fund; Housing Counseling
$270,0002021 TIDES FOUNDATIONEQUITY, HUMAN RIGHTS, AND ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT
$261,7172023 National Coalition for Asian Pacific American Community DevelopmentHousing and Neighborhood Strategies
$246,0012021 National Coalition for Asian Pacific American Community DevelopmentAAPI Community Resilience Fund; Housing Counseling
$240,0002020 The California EndowmentTo support a multi-cultural and multi-ethnic youth organizing collaborative aimed to strengthen the civic participation and engagement infrastructure through leadership development of Asian American and Latinx youth around advancing health equity and immigrants’ rights in Orange County.
$234,0002020 Wallace H Coulter TrustGeneral Support Grant
$225,0002023 The California EndowmentTo improve the health and well-being of Southeast Asian and other immigrant communities in Orange County by growing the digital and community organizing capacity of local residents and young people.
$225,0002020 TIDES FOUNDATIONHEALTHY INDIVIDUALS AND COMMUNITIES
$225,0002020 The California EndowmentTo grow the power building and narrative change capacity of Asian American Pacific Islander residents in California to advance a shared vision for health equity and to shift the narrative that amplifies the voices of vulnerable communities.
$200,0002023 Weingart Foundation
$200,0002020 Blue Shield of California FoundationGENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
$172,0002022 Marguerite Casey FoundationPROJECT SUPPORT FOR VIETRISE
$172,0002021 Marguerite Casey FoundationPROJECT SUPPORT FOR VIETRISE
$155,2702024 National Coalition for Asian Pacific American Community DevelopmentHousing
$150,0002022 Weingart Foundation
$136,0002020 NEO PhilanthropyProgram Grant
$115,0002020 California Community FoundationCivic Engagement
$100,0002024 Korean American Community FoundationSocial, Legal Housing Svcs to Srs
$100,0002022 The California EndowmentTo support increased capacity of organizations in Orange County to advance cross-racial solidarity for health equity among Vietnamese, Latinx and Arab youth through organizing, communications and narrative strategies.
$90,0002021 Community Catalyst, Inc.SUPPORT HEALTH ISSUES
$81,2552024 Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc.INCREASE IMMIGRATION LEGAL SERVICES BY EXPANDING TRAINING FOR NONPROFITS TO HELP STAFF MEMBERS BECOME ACCREDITED REPRESENTATIVES UNDER THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE OFFICE OF LEGAL ACCESS PROGRAMS AND TO PROVIDE ACCESS TO CLINIC CONVENING
$75,0002023 The California EndowmentTo support an organization working to advance health equity within the Korean and Korean American community in Orange County through long-term advocacy at the local and state levels to make health insurance accessible to all in California.
$75,0002023 The James Irvine FoundationTo build organizing power for working class Vietnamese communities in Orange County, through an entity such as VietRISE.
$72,5002023 Community Catalyst, Inc.SUPPORT HEALTH ISSUES

All-time grants given statistics from Candid dataset:

  • Total Grant Value: $426,639
  • Number of Grants: 6
  • Number of Recipients: 4

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Financials, employee compensation, and grant information provided by Candid.

References

1. “Intro – KRC: Korean Resource Center.” KRC. Accessed June 14, 2022.https://www.krcla.org/intro