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Anschutz Family Foundation
Category:
Colorado Foundations and Trusts
EIN:
74-2132676
   
CONTACT
CGA CGA-08 CGRF
Address:
Ms. Michelle Sturm 
Senior Program Officer
555 17th St., Ste. 2400
Denver, CO 80202
Phone: (303) 293-2338
Fax: (303) 299-1235
Email: michelle.sturm@tac-denver.com
Web: www.anschutzfamilyfoundation.org
INTERESTS
Geographic: Adams County; Alamosa County; Arapahoe County; Archuleta County; Baca County; Bent County; Boulder County; Broomfield County; Chaffee County; Cheyenne County; Clear Creek County; Colorado Statewide; Conejos County; Costilla County; Crowley County; Custer County; Delta County; Denver County; Dolores County; Douglas County; Eagle County; El Paso County; Elbert County; Fremont County; Garfield County; Gilpin County; Grand County; Gunnison County; Hinsdale County; Huerfano County; Jackson County; Jefferson County; Kiowa County; Kit Carson County; La Plata County; Lake County; Larimer County; Las Animas County; Lincoln County; Logan County; Mesa County; Mineral County; Moffat County; Montezuma County; Montrose County; Morgan County; Otero County; Ouray County; Park County; Phillips County; Pitkin County; Prowers County; Pueblo County; Rio Blanco County; Rio Grande County; Routt County; Sagauche County; San Juan County; San Miguel County; Sedgwick County; Summit County; Teller County; Washington County; Weld County; Yuma County
 
Deadlines: January 15; August 1
 
Purpose: The Foundation supports Colorado nonprofit organizations that assist people to help themselves while nurturing and preserving their self-respect. The Foundation encourages endeavors that strengthen families and communities and advance individuals to become productive and responsible citizens. There is a special interest in self-sufficiency, community development and programs aimed at the economically disadvantaged, the young, the elderly and the disabled. The Foundation is also dedicated to funding efforts in rural Colorado.
 
Grant Types: General Operating Support; Project/Program Support
 
Primary Areas: Abuse & Neglect Prevention; Children & Youth Services; Disabled Persons; Domestic Violence Shelters, Services; Economic Development; Education; Emergency Assistance; Employment, Job Training; Housing, Homeless Shelters; Human Services; Neighborhood Development; Senior Citizens, Aging; Youth Development Activities
 
Secondary Areas: Animal Protection & Welfare; Community, Public Affairs; GLBT; Health; Health:Mental Health Treatment; Hospices; Legal Services; Philanthropy, Volunteerism, Grantmaking; Women
 
Past Grantees: Colorado Vincentian Volunteers ($5,000); One-to-One San Miguel Mentoring Program ($5,000); Seeds of Learning Family Center ($5,000); Adaptive Sports Association ($7,500); Denver Kids ($7,500); Metro CareRing ($7,500); Tri-County Housing & Community Development Corp. ($7,500); Project Self-Sufficiency ($10,000)
 
DETAILS
 
Does not accept unsolicited proposals
Accepts Letters of Intent
Accepts Common Grant Application
Accepts Common Grant Application (2008 revision)
Has specific grant guidelines
Accepts Common Report Format
Has specific reporting requirements
Always call before applying
Issues Requests for Proposals
Check annual report for details
Check website for details
How to Apply: If unsure as to whether your proposal fits within the Foundation's funding cycle, call, email, or submit a Letter of Inquiry prior to submitting a full proposal.
 
Restrictions: The Foundation does not generally support: capital campaigns; graduate and post-graduate research; religious organizations for religious purposes; special events, promotions or conferences; candidates for political office; debt reduction; endowments; multi-year grants; grants to individuals; capital campaigns in the Front Range.
 
Board Chair: Sue Anschutz-Rodgers
 
Trustees: Sarah Anschutz Hunt; Melinda Rodgers Couzens; Melissa Rodgers Padgett; Susan Rodgers Drumm; Robert Rich
 
FINANCIALS (Derived from 990PF or other annual report)
 
Year for Financials (Date of 990): 2008
Total Number of Grants: 343
Number of Grants in CO: 342
Total Net Assets (Fair Market Value): $41,610,588
Total Grants Awarded in CO: $2,368,845
Highest Grant: $25,000
Lowest Grant: $500
Average Grant Range: $5,000 - $10,000

 


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