A small brick grange hall in a rural field

Cause Mutual benefitState Colorado7 funders

Foundations that fund mutual benefit in Colorado

7 private foundations based in Colorado with a return in the last two years gave $53,000 to mutual benefit organizations in 7 grants. The median grant was $2,000, and 3 of these foundations accept applications.

Foundations with a return in the last two years, each by its latest return (tax years 2024 to 2025), read from the IRS e-file on Nov 11, 2026. Returns reach the IRS 5 to 18 months after the year they describe.

Ranked by giving to mutual benefit

Top 7

Grants in each foundation’s latest return to organizations whose IRS category is mutual benefit.

  1. Rollie R Kelley Family FoundationDenver, CO · tax year 2025 1 grant Accepts applications $40,000 to mutual benefit
  2. The Williams Family FoundationFort Morgan, CO · tax year 2025 1 grant Accepts applications $5,000 to mutual benefit
  3. The Antero FoundationDenver, CO · tax year 2024 1 grant Accepts applications $2,500 to mutual benefit
  4. Vander Meer Family FoundationLoveland, CO · tax year 2025 1 grant Preselected only $2,000 to mutual benefit
  5. Truettner Family FoundationCrested Butte, CO · tax year 2025 1 grant Preselected only $1,500 to mutual benefit
  6. Lewan Family FoundationDenver, CO · tax year 2024 1 grant Preselected only $1,000 to mutual benefit
  7. Fie Family FoundationBow Mar, CO · tax year 2025 1 grant Preselected only $1,000 to mutual benefit

Open to applications

3 foundations

The return gives an application contact and does not check the preselected-only box.

  1. Rollie R Kelley Family FoundationDenver, CO · tax year 2025 1 grant Accepts applications $40,000 to mutual benefit
  2. The Williams Family FoundationFort Morgan, CO · tax year 2025 1 grant Accepts applications $5,000 to mutual benefit
  3. The Antero FoundationDenver, CO · tax year 2024 1 grant Accepts applications $2,500 to mutual benefit