Down Syndrome Innovations

Shawnee Mission, KS ·EIN 43-1427760 ·Grant funding profile from IRS 990 filings

$1.1M received 31 funders 48 grants · 2020–2025

Who funds Down Syndrome Innovations?

Down Syndrome Innovations is funded by 31 grantmakers, led by Ronald D Deffenbaugh Foundation CO Charles E Wetzler - Trustee ($600K), Jackson County Community Children's ($113K), Cocherl Family Foundation ($90K). In total, IRS Form 990 filings record $1.1M in grants to Down Syndrome Innovations between 2020–2025.

What grants has Down Syndrome Innovations received?

Individual grants from IRS Form 990 filings, newest first

YearFunderPurposeAmount
2025Orscheln Industries Foundation IncDONATION$5,000
2024Jackson County Community Children'sMENTH HEALTH SERVICES FOR FAMILIES TO SUPPORT LIFE TRAJECTORIES FOR CHILDREN IN JACKSON COUNTY$112,819
2024Cocherl Family FoundationSUPPORT ORGANIZATION MISSION$70,000
2024Kearney Wornall Foundation 10017900EST NEURODIVERSITY$25,000
2024Mitchem-chase Family FoundationGENERAL USE$22,500
2024The Sherman Family FoundationTO SUPPORT SERVICES FOR THOSE WITH DOWN SYNDROME.$20,000
2024Greater HorizonsHuman Services$10,020
2024Kentucky Fried Chicken Foundation IncCharitable$10,000
2024Veterans United FoundationDIRECT PROGRAM SUPPORT$10,000
2024Sam Price Family FoundationOperational grant$10,000
2024The Pritzker Pucker FamilyGENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT$9,131
2024Cog Clinical Research Foundation IncTO FUND LIFE-CHANGING SERVICES THAT ENABLE PEOPLE WITH DOWN SYNDROME$5,000
2024Cog Clinical Research Foundation IncTO FUND LIFE-CHANGING SERVICES THAT ENABLE PEOPLE WITH DOWN SYNDROME$5,000
2024Orscheln Industries Foundation IncDonation$2,500
2024Commerce Bancshares FoundationUSED AT THE DISCRETION OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OR TRUSTEES AS THEY SEE FIT FOR OPERATING THEIR ORGANIZATION$500
2024Veterans United FoundationDIRECT PROGRAM SUPPORT$500
2024Mitchem-chase Family FoundationGENERAL USE$500
2023Cocherl Family FoundationSUPPORT ORGANIZATION MISSION$20,000
2023The Sherman Family FoundationTO SUPPORT SERVICES FOR THOSE WITH DOWN SYNDROME.$20,000
2023Nebraska Community FoundationEDUCATED WORKFORCE SUPPORT$20,000
2023Veterans United FoundationHEALTH & WELLNESS FOR PEOPLE WITH DOWN SYNDROME$10,000
2023Sam Price Family FoundationOperational grant$10,000
2023The Kansas City Royals FoundationPROGRAMS$10,000
2023Philadelphia Insurance Companies FdnGENERAL CHARITABLE PURPOSES$10,000
2023The Blackbaud Giving FundGENERAL SUPPORT$7,351
2023Constance M Cooper CharitableFINCL SUPPORT OF CHARITABLE ORG$6,000
2023Orscheln Industries Foundation IncDonation$2,500
2023The Kincaid Group FoundationGENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT$1,500
2023George & Ada Ultch Memorial FundUSED AT THE DISCRETION OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OR TRUSTEES AS THEY SEE FIT FOR OPERATING THEIR ORGANIZATION$1,500
2023Orscheln Industries Foundation IncDonation$1,000

Showing 30 most recent of 48 recorded grants.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who funds Down Syndrome Innovations?

Down Syndrome Innovations is funded by 31 grantmakers, led by Ronald D Deffenbaugh Foundation CO Charles E Wetzler - Trustee ($600K), Jackson County Community Children's ($113K), Cocherl Family Foundation ($90K). In total, IRS Form 990 filings record $1.1M in grants to Down Syndrome Innovations between 2020–2025.

Who is Down Syndrome Innovations's largest funder?

Ronald D Deffenbaugh Foundation CO Charles E Wetzler - Trustee is the largest recorded funder of Down Syndrome Innovations, with $600K across 1 grant (2021).

How much grant funding has Down Syndrome Innovations received?

IRS 990 filings record $1.1M in grants to Down Syndrome Innovations across 48 grants from 31 funders between 2020–2025. Filings are published on a delay, so recent grants may not appear yet.

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