Richey May Cares Foundation
RICHEY MAY CARES FOUNDATION is a 990pf foundation in Colorado with assets of $39K.
2024 Summary
$39,436
Total Assets
$18,428
Funding Awarded
15
Grants Given
$775
Median Grant
$5,000
Largest Grant
$401
Smallest Grant
2024 Recipients
Recipient | Award | Location | Purpose |
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Brothers Redevelopment | $5,000 | Denver, COLORADO | Brothers Redevelopment Is A Denver Based Nonprofit Organization That Provides Housing And A Variety Of Housing Related Services For The Region's Low Income, Elderly And Disabled Residents. |
A Precious Child | $4,754 | Broomfield, COLORADO | About 250,000 Children Live Below The Colorado Self Sufficiency Standard In A Precious Child's Service Area. Children Living In Poverty Are More Likely To Be In Poor Health, Less Likely To Graduate High School On Time And Are More Likely To Live In Poverty As Adults. A Precious Child Assists Children And Families Facing Difficult Life Challenges Such As Abuse And Neglect, Crisis Situations And Poverty. We Work With More Than 500 Agency Partners Throughout Eight Counties, Including Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas Jefferson And Weld To Identify Children And Families In The Most Need Of Our Services. |
Colorado Feline Foster Rescue | $1,021 | Morrison, COLORADO | E Are An All Volunteer Foster Based Organization Whose Mission Is To Find Permanent Homes For Kittens/Cats While Allowing Them To Enjoy Time In Loving Foster Homes While They Wait. We Also Provide Foster Education And Training To The Feline Rescue Community. |
The Lantern House | $1,000 | Ogden, UTAH | Lantern House Exists To Aid The Poor, Needy, And Homeless By Providing Them Food, Shelter, And Critical Emergency Services. We Provide A Hand Up Rather Than A Hand Out. Our Goal Is To Transition Residents From Shelter To Housing; Encouraging Their Sense Of Independence, Self Sufficiency, And Self Confidence. We Are Committed To Carry Out This Mission While Treating Those Who Come To Us With Compassion, Dignity, And Respect. |
Foundation Music School | $806 | Fort Collins, COLORADO | Foundation Music School Is Non Profit Community School Of The Arts Committed To Providing High Quality Arts Opportunities To All Individuals Regardless Of Age, Skill, Ethnicity Or Income. |
The Foundation For Douglas County Schools | $806 | Castle Rock, COLORADO | The Foundation Brings Our Community Together To Open Doors For Our Students And Ensure They Have Every Opportunity They Need To Succeed. |
Littleton Public Schools Foundation | $780 | Littleton, COLORADO | Providing A Quality Education For Every Child Is At The Forefront Of Our Purpose. We Are Committed To Generating Financial Resources And Building Community Partnerships That Enhance Student And Staff Success In All Of Our Neighborhood Schools. |
New Classroom Building Fund | $775 | Denver, COLORADO | Building Fund To Finish The Construction Of The New School Building |
Days For Girls | $526 | Mount Vernon, WASHINGTON | We Increase Access To Menstrual Care And Education By Developing Global Partnerships, Cultivating Social Enterprises, Mobilizing Volunteers And Innovating Sustainable Solutions That Shatter Stigma And Limitations For Women And Girls. |
Bicycle Colorado | $516 | Denver, COLORADO | Our Mission Is To Lead A Passionate And Growing Movement That Champions The Interests Of Everyone Who Rides Or Wants To Ride A Bicycle In Our State. |
Denver Dumb Friends League | $516 | Denver, COLORADO | Working With Our Compassionate Community, We Will End Pet Homelessness And Animal Suffering. |
Colorado Homeownership Coalition | $515 | Centennial, COLORADO | We Provide Mortgage Assistance To Colorado Homeowners Who Need A Helping Hand To Overcome Hardships And Sustain Homeownership. |
Special Olympics | $512 | Centennial, COLORADO | By Participating In Sports, People With Intellectual Disabilities Live Active And Healthy Lives. |
Shoes 4 The Shoeless | $500 | Dayton, OHIO | Shoes 4 The Shoeless, Inc. Is A Non Profit That Provides New, Correctly Fitting Gym Shoes And Socks To Southwest Ohio Children In Desperate Need. Through A Uniquely Efficient And Effective System, We Help Children Eliminate One Of Poverty's Most Visible Stigmas. |
House Of Hope | $401 | Englewood, COLORADO | House Of Hope Is A Residential Facility For Women With Children Experiencing Homelessness |
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CO
Colorado
$16,402 -
UT
Utah
$1,000 -
WA
Washington
$526 -
OH
Ohio
$500
Contacts
Name | Phone | Title |
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JENNIFER B TRASK | 3037216131 | PRESIDENT |
JENNIFER TRASK | Signing Officer |
Historical Financials
Year | Total Assets | Total Giving | Grants | Median Grant | Max Grant | Min Grant |
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2024 | $39,436 | $18,428 | 15 | $775 | $5,000 | $401 |
2023 | $34,125 | $16,509 | 15 | $774 | $5,662 | $500 |
2022 | $29,565 | $15,705 | 11 | $500 | $7,653 | $250 |
2021 | $21,422 | $20,890 | 23 | $500 | $4,246 | $250 |
2020 | $23,780 | $11,450 | 14 | $250 | $3,500 | $200 |
2019 | $15,782 | $17,812 | 19 | $500 | $3,500 | $250 |
2018 | $18,262 | $14,508 | 16 | $500 | $3,500 | $250 |