"We believe every person deserves the chance to thrive — and that when one rises, a whole community is lifted."
The Quiros Family Foundation was established on a simple but powerful belief: that structural barriers — not a lack of determination — are what keep capable, driven people from reaching their potential.
We work with single mothers navigating financial hardship, veterans facing the challenges of civilian transition, and immigrants striving to access education in a new country. Our programs are built around dignity, practicality, and long-term impact.
As a family-led foundation, we are personally invested in every program we run. Administrative costs are covered internally, ensuring that every community dollar we receive goes directly to the people we serve.
Each cause reflects a community that has shown extraordinary resilience and deserves structured, sustained support.
Single mothers carry extraordinary weight with remarkable strength. We provide financial literacy workshops, childcare access resources, emergency stabilization funds, and connections to employment pathways — giving families the foundation they need.
Family Stability & Workforce ReadinessThose who served deserve more than gratitude. We connect veterans with career placement services, mental health navigation support, peer mentorship networks, and educational benefits counseling to help them build full civilian lives.
Transition Support & Career DevelopmentImmigrants arrive with ambition, courage, and skill. We fund English language programs, academic scholarships, credential recognition support, and workforce development training to ensure newcomers can fully participate in American life.
Language, Credentials & Higher EducationThe Quiros Family Foundation is guided by a dedicated board whose shared values of service, dignity, and opportunity drive every decision we make.
Dario Quiros
Founder & Board Chair
Karen Quiros
President
Kevin Quiros
Vice President & Treasurer
Brian Quiros
Head Council
Peggy Quiros
Board Member
The Quiros Family Foundation awards grants to organizations whose work aligns with our focus on single mothers, veterans, and immigrant education. We review every proposal carefully and make disbursements twice per year.
All submissions are due by December 1st. If your organization is selected, a foundation representative will contact you directly.
Our grant application portal is coming soon. Check back here to submit your proposal online, or reach out through our contact form to express early interest.
Apply for a GrantWhether you'd like to learn more about our programs, explore a partnership, or find out how to refer someone in need — we welcome your outreach.
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