Draft:Tahmasbi Saki Foundation
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Abbreviation | TSF |
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Formation | 2021[1] |
Founders |
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Type | Nonprofit foundation[2] |
Legal status | 501(c)(3) organization |
Purpose | Research, education, environment |
Headquarters | San Diego, California, U.S. |
Area served | U.S. |
Method | Donations, grants |
Key people |
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Website | www |
The Tahmasbi Saki Foundation (TSF)[a] is an American nonprofit foundation founded by Amir Tahmasbi[4][5]. Based in San Diego, California, it was launched in 2021[2] and is reported to be holding $35 thousand in assets as of 2023.[6] The primary stated goals of the foundation are to contribute to scientific research and enhance the quality of education for those in need.[7] Key individuals of the foundation include chief executive officer Amir Tahmasbi and chief financial officer Kim Saki.[3]
The TSF has built its roadmap on three pillars of fundraising, issuing grants, and organizing public programs. In 2024, the TSF sponsored the Best Paper Award in CV4Smalls Workshop[8], which is a part of WACV2025 Conference[9], in collaboration with Northeastern University[10][11][12][13]
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[edit]- ^ "Financials". Tahmasbi Saki Foundation.
- ^ a b "Letter of Determination". IRS.
- ^ a b "Team". Tahmasbi Saki Foundation.
- ^ a b "About". Tahmasbi Saki Foundation.
- ^ "Clients". Semanchik Law Group.
- ^ "Tahmasbi Saki Foundation Financial Statement 2023" (PDF).
- ^ "Story". Tahmasbi Saki Foundation.
- ^ "CV4Smalls Workshop". Northeastern University.
- ^ "WACV2025". Winter Conference on Applications of Computer Vision.
- ^ "CV4Smalls Updates". Northeastern University.
- ^ "Best Paper Award". LinkedIn.
- ^ "Sponsoring CV4Smalls". X.
- ^ "Public Programs". Tahmasbi Saki Foundation.