BENEFICIARIES
FOG RALLY 2026 jointly benefits:
Make-A-Wish
This (2026) is the thirteenth consecutive year Make-A-Wish Greater Bay Area has been a beneficiary of the FOG RALLY. We have donated over $2M to this chapter and another $70,000 to other chapters in California. Together that represents a total donation of $2.2M making possible over 230 wishes for children suffering critical illnesses. And, with your help, we look forward to adding to this total this year! Learn more about the power of a wish and the works of this chapter at: sf.wish.org
FOCF Fund For Kids
To celebrate our 10th anniversary and a decade of making a difference for kids, in 2021 we established the FOCF Fund for Kids. Through this fund we provide grants to nonprofit organizations providing services which have a direct and immediate impact to help kids in need and youth at risk that were nominated by Rally drivers, Rally sponsors and Board Members.
The FOCF Fund for Kids currently benefits:
Horizons San Francisco Friends School
Horizons at San Francisco Friends School offers year-round academic enrichment and joyful learning experiences to underserved K–8 students in the Bay Area. Through a blend of summer sessions, after-school programs and mentorship, Horizons empowers young learners to build confidence, sharpen their skills and envision a stronger future. With the support of FOG RALLY and the Ferrari Owners Charitable Foundation’s Fund for Kids, Horizons is expanding opportunity and inspiring the next generation of success stories.
Learn more at: horizonsatsffs.org
BizWorld
BizWorld was founded in Silicon Valley in 1997 to empower young people with the entrepreneurial, financial, and leadership skills needed to succeed in school, careers, and life. Through hands-on programs, students create and run their own businesses while developing critical thinking, teamwork, innovation, and financial literacy. Today, BizWorld has reached more than 900,000 students in over 100 countries, helping inspire the next generation of entrepreneurs and changemakers while creating greater opportunities for underserved youth.
Learn more at: https://bizworld.org
Children’s Book Project
Children’s Book Project was founded in 1992 on the belief that every child deserves access to books for literacy, learning, and life. The San Francisco-based nonprofit collects and distributes free new and like-new books to children from under-resourced communities through schools, shelters, healthcare providers, and community organizations. Since its founding, the organization has given away more than 3.5 million books across San Francisco and 35 additional California counties, helping foster a lifelong love of reading while creating more equitable opportunities for children to learn and thrive.
Learn more at: https://childrensbookproject.org
Little Wishes
Founded by Bay Area nurses, Little Wishes™ gives seriously ill hospitalized children the power to choose a wish every two weeks, bringing joy and something to look forward to during treatment. Every wish takes place in the hospital and is delivered by the child's own medical team. Little Wishes also celebrates milestones, including birthdays, graduations, and the end of treatment. During a child's final days, Little Wishes brings comfort by surrounding them with the things they love most and creating keepsakes for families to cherish. With more than 40,000 wishes granted and counting, Little Wishes brings moments of joy to the bedside when they are needed most.
Learn more at: https://www.littlewishes.org
Past benificiaries include:
East Palo Alto Kids Foundation (EPAK)
East Palo Alto Kids Foundation (EPAK) was founded on the belief that geography is destiny and all children should have access to the best education. It is a community-based organization that gives grants directly to teachers working in schools in underfunded neighborhoods in East Palo Alto. And, as a result, students in these neighborhoods can have the same opportunities as children in neighboring- and better funded – communities. Importantly, 93% of funds donated go directly to teachers in the 13 eastern Menlo Park and East Palo Alto public and charter schools they serve.
Learn more at: http://epak.org
East Palo Alto Tennis and Tutoring (EPATT)
East Palo Alto Tennis and Tutoring (EPATT) equips youth to thrive in college and career pathways through academic one-on-one tutoring, parent empowerment, enrichment activities, mentorship, coaching, and tennis instruction. Their year-round academic and tennis programs help bridge the opportunity gap for under-resourced students from the community.
Learn more at: https://www.epatt.org
htmelle (pronounced like it’s spelled)
htmelle (“htm-l”) is founded on the belief that by teaching girls how to be innovative problem solvers through computer science, you are teaching them to be the future leaders of the world. What’s important is that they don’t teach these young women how to work for someone else’s dream, they teach them how to be the executive of their own dream. Their programs sparks students’ interests, cultivates their creative abilities, and provides opportunities to apply future-now skills. These young women join an exclusive educational community that equips them to see the connections between culture, technology, math, science and entrepreneurship to act as ‘solutionaries’ for an evolving social and professional landscape
Learn more at: http://htmelle.org/
PROJECT NIGHT NIGHT
Project Night Night’s one objective is to deliver Night Night Packages to every homeless child from birth to pre-teen who need childhood essentials. Each Night Night Package contains a new security blanket, an age-appropriate children’s book, and a stuffed animal — all nestled inside of a new canvas tote bag. By providing objects of reliable comfort, Project Night Night reduces trauma and advances the emotional and cognitive well-being of the children they serve.
Learn more at: projectnightnight.org
SIDE BY SIDE
Side by Side is a community-based, non-profit organization serving at-risk young people and their families. They walk side-by-side with young people impacted by adversity on their unique journeys to heal from trauma, restore resilience, and embrace their own potential. Side by Side operates across the Bay Area, reaching 2,000 children, young adults and family members per year with much needed services related to behavioral and mental health, early intervention in schools, LGBTQIA+ support, transitional housing for foster youth, and special education.
Learn more at: sidebysideyouth.org
YOUTH NAVIGATION CENTER/HUTTON HOUSE
The Youth Navigation Center (YNC) provides shelter, housing and comprehensive drop-in services to any youth or young adults in Stanislaus County between the ages of 13-24, experiencing crisis, housing instability and/or homelessness. Hutton House is a 24/7, temporary emergency shelter with overnight and drop-in services for youth who have runaway and youth in crisis or experiencing homelessness, ages 13-17.
Learn more at: https://www.yncstanislaus.org/services/
Additional organizations may be selected from nominations by FOG RALLY 2026 drivers and sponsors. Notwithstanding Ferrari Owners Charitable Foundation’s (FOCF) commitment to support named charities, FOCF retains discretion and control over all decisions concerning the use of donated funds.