Executive Summary
In 2025, the BluPeak Foundation continued its work as a California-based 501(c)(3) public charity committed to supporting high-impact charitable initiatives through strategic giving. During the fiscal year, the Foundation generated $60,040 in total revenue and distributed $48,194.86 in charitable donations across programs aligned with water access, sanitation, and environmental stewardship.
After operating expenses, the BluPeak Foundation closed the year with net income of $9,298.77 and year-end net assets of $9,623.77. These results reflect a year of meaningful charitable activity, careful financial management, and continued growth in the Foundation’s operational capacity.
The Foundation supported organizations and initiatives including Water.org, Water for People, charity: water, DigDeep, San Diego CoastKeeper, and the American Red Cross. At the same time, it strengthened internal accounting, reconciliation, and donor-restricted fund tracking practices to support future impact and transparency.
Purpose
The purpose of the BluPeak Foundation is to expand access to clean, safe, and affordable water by supporting global, national and local initiatives, investing in sustainable infrastructure, and championing equity in water access for all.
Program Achievements
In 2025, the BluPeak Foundation directed support to charitable causes and nonprofit partners working in urgent social and environmental areas. A major focus was supporting WASH programs, which received over $40,000 in donated funds during the year. The Foundation also supported San Diego CoastKeeper’s 2025 Seaside Soirée with $3,000, and the American Red Cross with $5,000 for disaster relief programs.
2025 Giving by Focus Area
Focus Area | Amount |
WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene) | $40,194.86 |
Disaster Relief | $5,000.00 |
Partner Programs | $3,000.00 |
Total 2025 Charitable Giving + Partner Program Spend | $48,194.86 |
These funds were distributed to recognized charitable organizations and nonprofits working on urgent needs and long-term solutions, including:
Events
The Foundation participated in two major events in 2025: The San Diego CoastKeeper Seaside Soirée and the 41st Annual Coastal Cleanup Day!
At the 2025 Seaside Soirée, we were proud to both sponsor the event as well as participate. We heard from guest speaker Mario Ordoñez-Calderon, a Navy Veteran, Indigenous Mayan and Surfer dedicated to creating opportunities for underserved communities to experience the ocean’s transformative power. As the Executive Director of Un Mar de Colores, he is committed to nurturing the next generation of ocean stewards by providing free surf therapy, environmental education, and long-term mentorship for underserved youth!
We also had the opportunity to hear from guest speaker Joe LaCava, City Council President of District 1. He was unanimously elected by his colleagues as the President of the City Council, and chairs the Council’s Rules Committee, serves on the Environment Committee and is First Vice Chair on the SANDAG Board of Directors. President LaCava is a licensed civil engineer bringing extensive experience on land use, housing, infrastructure, climate change, and the environment.
At the 41st Annual Coastal Cleanup Day, Foundation Members participated at three beach locations: Del Mar Beach, Muir Beach, and Robb Field in San Diego with our BluPeak Credit Union friends. Together, we managed to pick up over 50 pounds of trash, making a real and tangible impact on our shared values and commitment to keeping water clean.
We’re truly grateful for everyone who participated or supported from afar, and we’re already looking ahead to the next opportunity to come together for another worthy cause!
Financial Highlights
The Foundation’s financial results show that the vast majority of spending in 2025 directly supported charitable purposes. Approximately 95% of total expenses went to charitable donation activity, underscoring BluPeak Foundation’s emphasis on mission delivery.
Administrative and operational expenses remained relatively low, supporting responsible management of charitable assets. Year-end cash totaled $9,282.63, providing a stable base for future giving and operations. The Foundation also ended the year with $325 in donor-restricted net assets designated for future program use.
Statement of Activities Summary
Category | Amount |
Total Revenue (BluPeak Credit Union donation = $60,000) | $60,040.00 |
Total Expenses | $50,741.23 |
Net Income | $9,298.77 |
Expense Breakdown
Expense Category | Amount |
Charitable Donations | $48,194.86 |
Advertising & Marketing | $1,927.09 |
Software | $309.50 |
Website / Technology | $124.71 |
Other Business Expenses | $161.21 |
Transaction Fees | $23.86 |
Total Expenses | $50,741.23 |
Year-End Balance Sheet Snapshot
Item | Amount |
Total Liabilities | $0.00 |
Net Assets with Donor Restrictions | $325.00 |
Accounts Receivable | $341.14 |
Cash | $9,282.63 |
Net Income / Retained Earnings | $9,298.77 |
Total Assets | $9,623.77 |
Total Net Assets | $9,623.77 |
Donor Acknowledgements
BluPeak Foundation is deeply grateful for the generosity of the donors whose support made this year’s work possible. In 2025, the Foundation received contributions through both unrestricted and donor-restricted giving, including support for:
💧 General Fund
💧 WASH – Water, Sanitation and Hygiene
💧 Disaster Relief
💧 Keeping Water Clean
Every contribution helped expand the Foundation’s ability to support charitable organizations making measurable differences in communities and ecosystems. We thank all donors, advocates, and supporters for their trust, time and partnership.
Looking Ahead
In 2026, the BluPeak Foundation plans to build on the momentum of 2025 by:
- Continuing support for access to clean water programs and initiatives
- Expanding volunteer engagement and impact capacity
- Strengthening impact communication
- Exploring additional partnerships with high-impact nonprofit organizations
The BluPeak Foundation was founded on the belief that access to clean water should be a universal right, not a privilege. With over 2 billion people lacking access to safe drinking water globally, including millions of people here in the United States, we knew that the need for clean water was dire, and that investment was needed for sustainable solutions that protect public health and uplift underserved communities.
Working hand-in-hand with local communities and partners, we hope to directly address the deep-rooted socioeconomic inequalities that prevent people from reaching their full potential.
As we look to the future, we are committed to ensuring that our work leaves a lasting legacy, empowering communities and creating opportunities for generations to come.
Contact and Support
If you have questions about this report, would like to support our work, or are interested in partnering with the BluPeak Foundation, we invite you to reach out and connect with us.
BluPeak Foundation
501(c)(3) Non-Profit Organization
Federal Tax ID 99-5055868
blupeakfoundation.org
Email: BPFoundation@BluPeak.com
10120 Pacific Heights Blvd Ste 100, San Diego, CA 92121