Creative Chicago Reuse Exchange

Chicago, IL ·EIN 47-4679301 ·Grant funding profile from IRS 990 filings

$336K received 8 funders 19 grants · 2020–2024

Who funds Creative Chicago Reuse Exchange?

Creative Chicago Reuse Exchange is funded by 8 grantmakers, led by The Chicago Community Trust ($113K), Builders Vision Foundation ($89K), Harper Court Arts Council Inc ($57K). In total, IRS Form 990 filings record $336K in grants to Creative Chicago Reuse Exchange between 2020–2024.

FunderTotal givenGrantsYears
The Chicago Community Trust$113,42552020–2024
Builders Vision Foundation$88,75032022–2024
Harper Court Arts Council Inc$57,00042020–2023
Chicago Teachers Union$30,00032020–2022
National Philanthropic Trust$27,40012024
Field Foundation of Illinois$10,00012020
Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program$6,50012021
Enterprise Holdings Foundation$2,50012024

What grants has Creative Chicago Reuse Exchange received?

Individual grants from IRS Form 990 filings, newest first

YearFunderPurposeAmount
2024The Chicago Community TrustGeneral support for programs, operations and other charitable purposes$27,750
2024National Philanthropic TrustHUMAN SERVICES$27,400
2024Builders Vision Foundationto provide general operating support$13,750
2024Enterprise Holdings FoundationProgram Support$2,500
2023Builders Vision Foundationto support the #PAINTGARY public art initiative in the City of Gary (IN).$65,000
2023The Chicago Community Trustsupport for the 2022 Chicago Lowrider Festival takeover at Navy Pier (no tickets or tangible benefits), For programming to build community cohesion through the Chicago Fund for Safe and Peaceful Communities., For gap programming between Memorial day and the end of June to provide enrichment opportunities and community building supports for children and youth., for gap programming in the month of August and Labor Day provide enrichment opportunities and community building supports for children and youth.$47,500
2023Harper Court Arts Council IncProvides free and low cost recycled materials to arts education programs$10,000
2022Harper Court Arts Council IncProvides free and low cost recycled materials to arts education programs$16,000
2022Builders Vision FoundationTo support Creative Chicago Reuse Exchange's work to make art materials available and reduce waste.$10,000
2022Chicago Teachers UnionEDUCATIONAL CONTRIBUTION$10,000
2022The Chicago Community TrustTo provide programming to build community cohesion through the Chicago Fund for Safe and Peaceful Communities.$7,500
2021Harper Court Arts Council IncProvides free and low cost recycled materials to arts education programs$16,000
2021Chicago Teachers UnionEDUCATIONAL CONTRIBUTION$10,000
2021The Chicago Community TrustTO SUPPORT CHICAGO FUND FOR SAFE AND PEACEFUL COMMUNITIES$7,500
2021Vanguard Charitable Endowment ProgramFOR RECIPIENT'S EXEMPT PURPOSE$6,500
2020The Chicago Community TrustTO SUPPORT BUILDING COMMUNITY COHESION$23,175
2020Harper Court Arts Council IncSupport development of museum exhibits$15,000
2020Chicago Teachers UnionEDUCATIONAL CONTRIBUTION$10,000
2020Field Foundation of IllinoisCCRX - YEAR ROUND CREATIVE REUSE$10,000

Frequently Asked Questions

Who funds Creative Chicago Reuse Exchange?

Creative Chicago Reuse Exchange is funded by 8 grantmakers, led by The Chicago Community Trust ($113K), Builders Vision Foundation ($89K), Harper Court Arts Council Inc ($57K). In total, IRS Form 990 filings record $336K in grants to Creative Chicago Reuse Exchange between 2020–2024.

Who is Creative Chicago Reuse Exchange's largest funder?

The Chicago Community Trust is the largest recorded funder of Creative Chicago Reuse Exchange, with $113K across 5 grants (2020–2024).

How much grant funding has Creative Chicago Reuse Exchange received?

IRS 990 filings record $336K in grants to Creative Chicago Reuse Exchange across 19 grants from 8 funders between 2020–2024. Filings are published on a delay, so recent grants may not appear yet.

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