What is the name of Tiger Woods' charitable foundation?

Tiger Woods’s charitable foundation is named the TGR Foundation. Woods and his father, Earl Woods, established the organization in 1996, originally calling it the Tiger Woods Foundation.

The foundation began with a focus on junior golf clinics and opportunities for children, especially those from underserved communities. Over time, its work expanded substantially into education, with programs designed to improve access to science, technology, engineering, and mathematics learning. The organization adopted the TGR Foundation name as its mission broadened beyond golf.

One of its best-known projects is the TGR Learning Lab in Anaheim, California. The facility opened in 2006 and offers academic enrichment, career exploration, STEM instruction, and college-access support. The foundation also operates scholarship and educational initiatives for students facing financial or other barriers.

“TGR” is associated with Woods’s broader brand and charitable work, while “Tiger Woods Foundation” is the organization’s former name. “Tiger Woods Foundation,” “TW Foundation,” and “Woods Foundation” may sound plausible, but they do not identify the foundation’s current canonical name. The organization is separate from Woods’s professional golf career and from the TGR Design golf-course business.