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Brunschwig Family Foundation

Denver, CO · EIN 832656534 · Website (ProPublica) ↗ · 990s on ProPublica ↗

Assets

$771K

Total Giving

$206K

Grants on File

Average Grant

$13K

Giving Radius

Where Brunschwig Family Foundation Has Given

Historical grants to 8 recipients across 4 states. Top concentrations: DENVER ($122K, 5 grants), NEW YORK ($70K, 4 grants), GREENWOOD VILLAGE ($7K, 4 grants), BOULDER ($4K, 1 grant), WOODLAND HILLS ($2K, 1 grant).

Section I

How to Apply

No application guidelines on file — check the foundation's website directly.

On Unsolicited Proposals no

Section IV

Recent Grants

Recipient	Location	Amount	Purpose	Year
Jewish National Fund	New York, NY	$20K	Provide educational and housing option, new economic development opportunities, and to INCrease employment in israel.	2020
Ace Scholarships	Greenwood Village, CO	$1K	Provide Children from Low-income Families with the Opportunity to Attend Private Schools and with Expanded School choices.	2020
Ace Scholarships	Greenwood Village, CO	$1K	Provide Children from Low-income Families with the Opportunity to Attend Private Schools and with Expanded School choices.	2021
Denver Jewish Day School	Denver, CO	$75K	Provide secular and judaic education to jewish students in grades k-12	2021
Jewish National Fund	New York, NY	$15K	Provide educational and housing option, new economic development opportunities, and to INCrease employment in israel.	2021
Jewish National Fund	New York, NY	$15K	Provide educational and housing option, new economic development opportunities, and to INCrease employment in israel.	2022
Ace Scholarships	Greenwood Village, CO	$2K	Provide Children from Low-income Families with the Opportunity to Attend Private Schools and with Expanded School choices.	2022
Denver Jewish Day School	Denver, CO	$20K	Provide secular and judaic education to jewish students in grades k-12	2022
Jewishcolorado Boulder Fire Relief	Denver, CO	$4K	Provide emergency financial assistance to those impacted by the boulder county wildfires	2022
Boulder County Wildfire Fund	Boulder, CO	$4K	Provide surviors of the marshall fires with access to funding for rebuilding and emergency financial assistance	2022
Denver Jewish Day School	Denver, CO	$22K	Provide secular and judaic education to jewish students in grades k-12	2023
Kata Foundation	Eugene, OR	$1K	Funds research into fanconi anemia	2023
Israeli American Council	Woodland Hills, CA	$2K	Provides support services to israeli-american communities	2023
Jewish Family Service	Denver, CO	$2K	Provide support services to families in need in colorado	2023
Ace Scholarships	Greenwood Village, CO	$2K	Provide Children from Low-income Families with the Opportunity to Attend Private Schools and with Expanded School choices.	2023
Jewish National Fund	New York, NY	$20K	Provide educational and housing option, new economic development opportunities, and to INCrease employment in israel.	2023

16 grants total

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Filing History

Year-by-year financial summary from IRS 990-PF filings. Total assets and qualifying distributions show the foundation's growth and giving trajectory.

Year	Total Assets	Qualifying Distributions	Total Revenue	Total Expenses
2023	$807K	$52K	$54K	$65K
2022	$818K	$51K	$9K	$54K
2021	$906K	$52K	$45K	$113K
2020	$973K	$51K	$6K	$33K
2019	$1.0M	$52K	$50K	$72K

Section VII

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