Sweet Grass Community Foundation

Overview

The Sweet Grass Community Foundation is a U.S. nonprofit organization headquartered in Big Timber, Montana. It is a 501(c)(3) organization, dedicated to building relationships and managing funds to focus, strengthen, and advance the Big Timber community. The foundation was established in 2003 and operates under the EIN 260018693.

Mission and Activities

The Sweet Grass Community Foundation's mission involves managing funds for grants, scholarships, and fiscal sponsorships. These efforts are aimed at improving and enhancing the quality of life for members of the Big Timber community through various initiatives.

Funding and Grants

In recent years, the foundation has awarded grants to several organizations within its community. Notable recipients include:

• Big Timber Community Food Bank for human services
• Hospitality House Senior Center for human services
• Big Timber After School Club for youth programs[1].

The foundation also receives grants from other charitable organizations, such as the David A Coulter and Susan C Weeks Charitable Foundation, The Ayco Charitable Foundation, and the PGN Foundation[1].

Financial Overview

As of the fiscal year ending December 2023, the Sweet Grass Community Foundation reported total revenues of over $1 million, primarily from grants, contributions, program services, and investment income[1]. The organization's financial health and transparency have earned it a 3/4 Star rating on Charity Navigator[2].

Leadership and Structure

The foundation is led by Corry Cremer-Seitz, who serves as the Executive Director. Other key personnel include Mary Ann Duffey as Secretary, Mihail Kennedy as Treasurer, Jv Moody as Vice Chair, and Kathy Mandity as Chairman[1].

Ratings and Compliance

The Sweet Grass Community Foundation complies with nonprofit standards and maintains a donor-advised fund to facilitate directed contributions[4]. Its financial practices align with nonprofit expectations, depending on its revenue level[2].

References

This article is based on available data and may not reflect the most current details. For the latest information, please refer to official sources.