What is the name of the foundation that receives all after-tax profits from Newman's Own products?

The foundation that receives all after-tax profits from Newman’s Own products is Newman’s Own Foundation. It channels the company’s profits to charitable causes rather than distributing them to private owners as ordinary business earnings.

Actor Paul Newman and writer A. E. Hotchner founded Newman’s Own in 1982 after producing and giving away salad dressing. The venture grew into a food company selling products such as sauces, popcorn, beverages, and pet food, while retaining its unusual commitment to donating profits after taxes.

Newman’s Own Foundation is distinct from the food company itself. The company makes and sells the products; the foundation distributes charitable support. This distinction explains why alternatives such as “Paul Newman Foundation” or “Newman’s Own Charity” may sound reasonable but are not the organization’s official name.

The foundation supports a wide range of causes, especially programs involving children, nutrition, serious illness, and community opportunity. Paul Newman also helped establish the Hole in the Wall Gang Camp in 1988, a separate charitable initiative that became part of a wider network serving seriously ill children.