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Private Foundation · NE

Lee And Debbie Stuart Family Foundation

Lincoln, NE  ·  EIN 470772672  ·  Website (ProPublica) ↗  ·  990s on ProPublica ↗

Assets

$4.8M

Total Giving

$552K

Grants on File

85

Average Grant

$6K

Giving Radius

Where Lee And Debbie Stuart Family Foundation Has Given

AK — no grants on file AL — no grants on file AR — no grants on file AZ — no grants on file CA — $4K across 2 grants CO — $26K across 6 grants CT — no grants on file DC — no grants on file DE — no grants on file FL — no grants on file GA — $10K across 1 grant HI — no grants on file IA — no grants on file ID — no grants on file IL — no grants on file IN — no grants on file KS — no grants on file KY — no grants on file LA — no grants on file MA — no grants on file MD — no grants on file ME — no grants on file MI — $2K across 1 grant MN — no grants on file MO — no grants on file MS — no grants on file MT — no grants on file NC — $6K across 2 grants ND — no grants on file NE — $463K across 66 grants NH — no grants on file NJ — no grants on file NM — no grants on file NV — no grants on file NY — $21K across 3 grants OH — no grants on file OK — no grants on file OR — no grants on file PA — no grants on file RI — no grants on file SC — no grants on file SD — no grants on file TN — no grants on file TX — $20K across 4 grants UT — no grants on file VA — no grants on file VT — no grants on file WA — no grants on file WI — no grants on file WV — no grants on file WY — no grants on file
Historical grants to 85 recipients across 8 states. Top concentrations: LINCOLN ($183K, 29 grants), Lincoln ($141K, 19 grants), OMAHA ($37K, 5 grants), Omaha ($30K, 4 grants), WAVERLY ($20K, 1 grant).

Section I

How to Apply

The organization requesting a grant should furnish an opinion to the effect that: 1. The organization has been certified by the Internal Revenue Service and is in fact acting as an organization described in Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code to which contributions are deductible under Section 170(c)(2)(B) of the Internal Revenue Code, and furnish the organization's tax identification number; and 2. That the organization is either: - One which comes within the definition contained in paragraphs (1), (2), or (3) of Section 509(a) of the Internal Revenue Code; or - That if the organization is a "private foundation" as described in Section 509(a) that it is also an "operating foundation" as defined in Section 4942(j)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code

On Unsolicited Proposals yes

Restrictions

None

Section IV

Recent Grants

Recipient Amount Year
There with Care $1K 2022
West Point Parents Club $1K 2022
Rahr to the Rescue $5K 2022
Rabble Mill $2K 2022
Matt Talbot Kitchen & Outreach $2K 2022
Nebraska Wesleyan University $2K 2022
Nebraska State Historical Society Foundation $1K 2022
Intercultural Senior Center $2K 2022
Lux Center for the Arts $3K 2022
Lincoln Literacy Foundation $2K 2022
Lincoln Community Playhouse $1K 2022
Lincoln Calling $5K 2022
Lincoln Parks Foundation $24K 2022
Lincoln Arts Council $2K 2022
Judi's House $5K 2022
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation $1K 2022
Joslyn Art Museum $5K 2022
Immigrant Legal Center $2K 2022
Foundation for Lincoln Public Schools $5K 2022
Friends of Grand Rapids Parks $2K 2022
Denver Youth Program $5K 2022
Dreamweaver Foundation $1K 2022
Duke University School of Medicine $2K 2022
Visionary Youth $5K 2022
Ukranian Assumption Catholic Church Byzan $1K 2022

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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 $5.0M $247K $85K $324K
2022 $5.2M $259K $13K $365K
2021 $5.6M $294K $131K $379K
2020 $5.8M $307K $-271,251 $443K
2019 $6.5M $364K $247K $462K
2015 $4.3M $120K $3.9M $52K
2014 $451K $25K $257K $18K
2013 $212K $17K $3K $16K
2012 $225K $15K $15K $14K
2011 $224K $14K $14K $22K