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Anschutz Family Foundation Grants

Private foundation · EIN 74-2132676 · IRS 990-PF filings through tax year 2023

Total grants paid
$2.6M
Grants reported
305
Median grant
$8.5K
Future commitments
None reported

Giving by tax year

Tax yearGrants paidAmount
2023305$2.6M

Where Anschutz Family Foundation gives

States of grant recipients reported on the foundation's 990-PF filings, by dollars received.

Largest reported grants

The biggest individual grants on file, as reported by the foundation to the IRS.

RecipientLocationPurposeTax yearAmount
Boys & Girls Clubs of the San Luis ValleyAlamosa, COGeneral operating support to provide high-quality, affordable, year-round programming to children and youth across five clubs in the San Luis Valley.2023$30K
La Puente Home IncAlamosa, COGeneral operating support for essential human services for homeless and economically disadvantaged residents of the San Luis Valley.2023$25K
Grand Kids Learning CenterFraser, COGeneral operating support to provide high-quality early learning for children, ages 8 weeks to 6 years old, across three locations in Grand County.2023$21K
Rocky Mountain PBSDenver, COTo support the production of Colorado Experience, an award-winning history series that explores the people, events and places that have shaped Colorado.2023$20K
Escuela de GuadalupeDenver, COGeneral operating support to uplift students by offering an education that integrates Spanish and English bi-literacy, Catholic values, and academic rigor.2023$20K
Northwest Colorado HealthSteamboat Springs, COTo support the Haven Assisted Living and the Home and Community Based Services program providing non-medical support for homebound residents in Moffat County.2023$15K
Brothers Redevelopment IncEdgewater, COTo support the Home Modification and Repair Program and Paint-A-Thon Program for low-income seniors and disabled homeowners.2023$12.5K
PosadaPueblo, COGeneral operating support for shelter, housing, education, and employment resources for homeless individuals and families in Pueblo County.2023$12.5K
Boys & Girls Clubs of Pueblo CountyPueblo, COGeneral operating support to provide high-quality, affordable, year-round programming to children and youth in Pueblo County.2023$12K
Pueblo Cooperative Care CenterPueblo, COGeneral operating support to provide food assistance and basic needs support for low-income families in Pueblo County.2023$12K
Catholic Charities of Southern ColoradoPueblo, COGeneral operating support for supportive services that stabilize and strengthen economically disadvantaged families in southern Colorado.2023$12K
Salisbury SchoolSalisbury, CTGeneral operating support to educate young men of character and promise who are prepared to meet the challenges of college and adulthood, and to make a difference in an entrepreneurial, technological, and cosmopolitan world.2023$10.5K
ALiGHT (Alliance to Lead Impact in Global Human Trafficking)Denver, COGeneral operating support to provide a fresh start for human trafficking survivors by rapidly matching survivor legal needs with untapped expertise.2023$10K
Adam's CampEnglewood, COGeneral operating support to provide therapeutic programs and need-based scholarships for Colorado children with developmental disabilities, particularly those living with cerebral palsy, and their families.2023$10K
Clifton Christian Church Food BankClifton, COGeneral operating support to provide nutritious food and supplemental items to financially insecure individuals and families in Mesa County.2023$10K
Advocates of Lake CountyLeadville, COGeneral operating support for direct service programs addressing domestic violence and sexual assault in the 5th Judicial District.2023$10K
Adoption OptionsDenver, COTo support the Flexible Families Program, which helps families adopt children from the foster care system.2023$10K
Chaffee Housing TrustBuena Vista, COGeneral operating support to provide affordable and sustainable homeownership and rental opportunities to qualifying residents.2023$10K
Clothes to Kids of Denver IncDenver, COGeneral operating support to provide new and quality used clothing to low-income, school-aged children in the Denver Metro Area.2023$10K
Bal Swan Children's CenterBroomfield, COGeneral operating support for educational programming and therapy services for children and families who cannot afford them.2023$10K
Careers in Construction ColoradoColorado Springs, COGeneral operating support to offer students pre-apprenticeship training, job placements, and opportunities to develop relationships within the construction industry.2023$10K
ARISEFrisco, COGeneral operating support to provide housing, legal advocacy, a hotline, and outreach opportunities for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and trauma.2023$10K
Archway Housing and ServicesLakewood, COGeneral operating support to provide wraparound services for individuals exiting homelessness and living in affordable housing in Arapahoe, Denver, Jefferson, and El Paso Counties.2023$10K
A Precious Child IncBroomfield, COGeneral operating support to provide children in need with opportunities and resources to empower them to achieve their full potential.2023$10K
Adaptive Sports Association IncDurango, COGeneral operating support to provide outdoor, sport, and recreational experiences for people with disabilities, regardless of their ability to pay.2023$10K

How to apply

This foundation publishes application instructions on its latest 990-PF and does not report restricting giving to preselected organizations. See more foundations that accept applications.

Contact
Sue Anschutz-Rodgers
Address
555 17th Street Suite 2400 Denver, CO, 80202
Phone
3032932338
Deadlines
January 15 and July 1
Application materials
We require applicants to use the Colorado Common Grant Application (CGA), which can be submitted electronically (preferred) through the online portal accessed from our website, www.anschutzfamilyfoundation.org Information on the applications should include the alignment with the mission and interests of the Foundation;the organization's mission, goals, plans and financials; a solid financial sustainability plan; diversified funding stream information; a committed board of directors with 100% making a contribution to the organization; information on volunteer participation; information showing the organization is recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as a 501(c)(3) organization or be fiscally sponsored by another 501 (c)(3) organization or tax-supported institution such as a school or government agency; information about leadership; future goals; efforts made to engage the community and/or participants in program development; community involvement.
Restrictions
The Foundation aims for an even distribution of grants between organizations serving in Colorado's rural and urban communities. There is a special interest in self-sufficiency, community development, and programs aimed at the economically disadvantaged, the young, the elderly, and the disabled. Grants are typically in the $5,000 to $10,000 range, but generally no greater than 10% of an organization's annual budget. When an organization receives funding from the Foundation for two years in a row, we request they take the third year off. The Foundation can only accept one grant application per calendar year from an organization.

About this data

Figures are aggregated from Anschutz Family Foundation's IRS Form 990-PF electronic filings (1 filing on file, most recent tax year 2023). Totals reflect grants the foundation reported as paid, and can lag the current year because foundations file annually and often on extension. Source: IRS 990-PF e-file archive.

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