"foundation comes from" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The foundation of her success and determination comes from her strong family values and supportive upbringing.
When Eric Sussman, the prosecutor, responded, he noted that the donation to Mr. John's foundation came from the coffers of The Daily Telegraph.
He said he believed that the country's foundation came from the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence — which, he said, "were either inspired by God or written by brilliant people, or perhaps a combination of both those things".
Much of the money for the 154-foot-high pedestal and foundation came from wealthy donors and the monument was in fact erected on 12.7-acre Bedloes Island (renamed Liberty Island in 1956).
Their stylistic foundation came from the Beatles, too, via A Hard Day's Night and Help!—whose director, Richard Lester, freed song on film from even a vague subordination to plot or context, only to substitute silent-movie antics, the new function of which was to celebrate an attitude.
The necessary foundation came from my teacher preparation program.
The total sum donated by Giustra is unknown but could be significantly more than the minimum $50m the foundation indicates comes from his foundations, including the Vancouver-based Radcliffe Foundation.
The reaction from the foundation comes amid mounting efforts to protect the legacy of the frail former anti-apartheid activist.
Broadway at 63rd St. (212-546-2656) — Nov. 15: The Jogja Hip Hop Foundation, which comes from the Javanese city of Yogyakarta, an Indonesian artistic and cultural center, mixes pop, gamelan, and trance sounds with ancient poetry and up-to-the-minute beats and raps.
The data on the two foundations' sizes comes from the Forms 990 filed by the two foundations in 2015 reflecting the period from January 1-December 31 , 2014
