NonprofitEducation and researchUnited States
Colorado State University Foundation is a nonprofit in education and research based in the United States. It reported total income of $128.4M (30 Jun 2025)[1].
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“Assets of $864,944,732 for the tax period ending 2025-06-30 (as of 2025). IRS Business Master File eo3.csv, row EIN 237098397: ASSET_AMT=864944732, TAX_PERIOD=202506.”
“Income of $128,386,971 for the tax period ending 2025-06-30 (as of 2025). IRS Business Master File eo3.csv, row EIN 237098397: INCOME_AMT=128386971, TAX_PERIOD=202506.”
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“Employer Identification Number 237098397 (COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION, FORT COLLINS, CO). IRS Business Master File eo3.csv, row EIN 237098397: NAME=COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION, TAX_PERIOD=202506.”
“Exempt under section 501(c)(3). IRS Business Master File eo3.csv, row EIN 237098397: SUBSECTION=03, TAX_PERIOD=202506.”
“Assets of $864,944,732 for the tax period ending 2025-06-30 (as of 2025). IRS Business Master File eo3.csv, row EIN 237098397: ASSET_AMT=864944732, TAX_PERIOD=202506.”
“Income of $128,386,971 for the tax period ending 2025-06-30 (as of 2025). IRS Business Master File eo3.csv, row EIN 237098397: INCOME_AMT=128386971, TAX_PERIOD=202506.”
“IRS ruling date 1971-02 (when exemption was recognized).”
“Foundation code 15: organization that receives a substantial part of its support from a governmental unit or the general public.”
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