JERRY LOYOLA FOUNDATION INC
EIN 45-2160940 · Cancer (G30)
What they do
During 2025 The Jerry Loyola Foundation Was Extremely Successful. We Expanded Its Area of Services Into The Central California Valley Specifically Fresno, Porterville, and Salinas Valley, Monterey Pennisula and Into More Personal Contact With Patients Battling Cancer. The Foundation Assisted 98 Patients. Many of Them Received Several Dispersals Form The Foundation. We Expanded Our Area Via Contact With CHOMP, Salinas Valley Health Care, Stanford Oncology Care and Fresno and Porterville Oncology Clinics, Central Coast Oncology Hematology, Palo Alto Medical Foundation, Katz Cancer Resource Center, Dominican Hospital Home Health Care and Entre Nosotros Womens Support Group. The Total Direct Amount of Assistance Was $69,593. This is The Most The Foundation Has Ever Given Out. The $69,593 Was In The Form of $1,707 In Food Cards, $2,850 In Gas Cards, $24,523 In Rent Assistance, $22,5267 In Quality of Life Assistance, $5,427 In Utility Payments, $9,178 In Junior Golf Support, $2,000 In Miscel
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They name their leaders9 people are listed in the latest report.
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Leadership and board
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Board and leadership roster (9)
DANA NIEHAUSDIRECTOR
GARRETT FISCHERDIRECTOR
GARY YORODIRECTOR
GERARDO LOYOLAPRESIDENT
LAURA CALATADIRECTOR
MARITZA POZZI-LOYOLASECRETARY
NORADELI VILLANUEVADIRECTOR
SERJIO SANCHEZDIRECTOR
STEPHEN PEREZDIRECTOR
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2012
- Location
- 12935 ROSE COURT, WATSONVILLE, CA 95076
- County
- Santa Cruz
- In care of
- GERARDO LOYOLA
- Primary officer
- GERARDO LOYOLA, President
How to reach them
Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2025
- Tax period began
- January 1, 2025
- Return type
- 990EZ
- Tax preparer
- EVAN J BENEVENTO CPA
- NTEE classification
- Cancer (G30)
- IRS tax category
- Cancer