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Sweetwater Family Foundation

Loveland, CO · EIN 472266638 · Website ↗ · 990s on ProPublica ↗

Assets

$2.3M

Total Giving

$471K

Grants on File

Average Grant

$17K

Giving Radius

Where Sweetwater Family Foundation Has Given

Historical grants to 11 recipients across 4 states. Top concentrations: COLORADO SPRINGS ($172K, 8 grants), BOSTON ($155K, 4 grants), DUNCANVILLE ($40K, 4 grants), MARION ($40K, 4 grants), Denver ($17K, 2 grants).

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
Preemptive Love	Hewitt, TX	$10K	To provide support for those impacted by war and unrest in the middle east	2020
Partners in Housing	Colorado Springs, CO	$10K	Support programs to help homeless families become independent	2020
Marion Medical Mission	Marion, IL	$10K	Provide fresh water wells in malawi, tanzania and kenya	2020
Pioneer Bible Translators	Duncanville, TX	$10K	Provide access to translated bible scriptures for bibleless people	2020
Richard Lambert Foundation	Brighton, CO	$5K	Provide grief support care and education	2020
Knights of Heroes Foundation	Colorado Springs, CO	$30K	Support programs that empower children who have lost their fathers during military service	2020
Partners in Health	Boston, MA	$25K	Support healthcare workers and healthcare families in sierra leone	2020
Pioneer Bible Translators	Duncanville, TX	$10K	Provide access to translated bible scriptures for bibleless people	2021
Knights of Heroes Foundation	Colorado Springs, CO	$20K	Support programs that empower children who have lost their fathers during military service	2021
Marion Medical Mission	Marion, IL	$10K	Provide fresh water wells in malawi, tanzania and kenya	2021
Our Center	Longmont, CO	$10K	Provide support for low INCome and homeless families	2021
Partners in Health	Boston, MA	$30K	Support covid-19 vaccine efforts in malawi	2021
Partners in Housing	Colorado Springs, CO	$20K	Support programs to help homeless families become independent	2021
Partners in Health	Boston, MA	$40K	Support covid-19 vaccine efforts in malawi	2022
Compassion International	Colorado Springs, CO	$5K	Provide support for low INCome and homeless families	2022
We Don'T Waste	Denver, CO	$5K	Provide support for low INCome and homeless families	2022
Marion Medical Mission	Marion, IL	$10K	Provide fresh water wells in malawi, tanzania and kenya	2022
Partners in Housing	Colorado Springs, CO	$25K	Support programs to help homeless families become independent	2022
Pioneer Bible Translators	Duncanville, TX	$10K	Provide access to translated bible scriptures for bibleless people	2022
Knights of Heroes Foundation	Colorado Springs, CO	$15K	Support programs that empower children who have lost their fathers during military service	2022
Housed Working and Healthy	Denver, CO	$12K	Provide support for low INCome and homeless families	2023
We Don'T Waste	Denver, CO	$12K	Provide food for food-insecure families and individuals	2023
Compassion International	Colorado Springs, CO	$5K	Provide support for low INCome and homeless families	2023
Partners in Health	Boston, MA	$60K	Accredited Teaching Hospital in haiti and tuberculosis support programs	2023
Partners in Housing	Colorado Springs, CO	$25K	Support programs to help homeless families become independent	2023

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Section V

Board of Directors

SHARON SWINDLER Director
THOMAS WILLETTO Secretary
LINDA WILLETTO President
THOMAS WILLETTO III Vice President
LAURA WILLETTO Director
ROBERT SWINDLER JR Treasurer
RANDI SWINDLER Director
SHARON SWINDLER Director
THOMAS WILLETTO Secretary
LINDA WILLETTO President
THOMAS WILLETTO III Director
LAURA WILLETTO Director
ROBERT SWINDLER JR Treasurer
RANDI SWINDLER Director
ROBERT SWINDLER Vice President
SHARON SWINDLER Director
THOMAS WILLETTO Secretary
LINDA WILLETTO President
THOMAS WILLETTO III Director
LAURA WILLETTO Director
ROBERT SWINDLER JR Treasurer
RANDI SWINDLER Director
ROBERT SWINDLER President
SHARON SWINDLER Director
THOMAS WILLETTO Secretary
LINDA WILLETTO Vice President
THOMAS WILLETTO III Director
ROBERT SWINDLER JR Treasurer
RANDI SWINDLER Director

Section VI

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	$2.4M	$122K	$128K	$191K
2022	$2.5M	—	$635K	$140K
2021	$2.0M	$110K	$186K	$129K
2020	$1.9M	$90K	$310K	$122K
2019	$1.7M	$92K	$49K	$128K
2015	$2.0M	$98K	$584	$19K

Section VII

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