Friends of Grand Rapids Parks

Grand Rapids, MI ·EIN 26-1406547 ·Grant funding profile from IRS 990 filings

$1.0M received 20 funders 43 grants · 2020–2025

Who funds Friends of Grand Rapids Parks?

Friends of Grand Rapids Parks is funded by 20 grantmakers, led by National Fish and Wildlife Foundation ($561K), National Arbor Day Foundation ($189K), Corewell Health Group Return ($60K). In total, IRS Form 990 filings record $1.0M in grants to Friends of Grand Rapids Parks between 2020–2025.

What grants has Friends of Grand Rapids Parks received?

Individual grants from IRS Form 990 filings, newest first

YearFunderPurposeAmount
2025National Arbor Day FoundationENCOURAGE AND FACILITATE THE ADOPTION OF LEADING-EDGE PRACTICES IN MUNICIPAL FORESTS INCLUDING INVENTORY, PLANTING, MAINTENANCE AND EDUCATION.$7,850
2024National Fish and Wildlife FoundationINCREASING URBAN TREE CANOPY IN GRAND RAPIDS (MI)$123,335
2024Grand Rapids Community FoundationDISTRIBUTION$41,500
2024National Arbor Day FoundationENCOURAGE AND FACILITATE THE ADOPTION OF LEADING-EDGE PRACTICES IN MUNICIPAL FORESTS INCLUDING INVENTORY, PLANTING, MAINTENANCE AND EDUCATION.$31,400
2024Steelcase FoundationPROGRAM SUPPORT$30,000
2024Steve & Amy Van Andel FoundationCOMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT$20,000
2024Rotary Club of Grand Rapids- Charities FoundationSupport for tree planting$10,000
2024Frey FoundationConstruction and design of a tribute for Mayor Rosalynn Bliss at Riverside Park$5,000
2024Ufp Industries FoundationOutreach$5,000
2024Gillett Family FoundationGENERAL SERVICES$2,000
2024Frey FoundationGeneral operating support$250
2023National Fish and Wildlife FoundationURBAN TREE CANOPY$314,255
2023National Arbor Day FoundationENCOURAGE AND FACILITATE THE ADOPTION OF LEADING-EDGE PRACTICES IN MUNICIPAL FORESTS INCLUDING INVENTORY, PLANTING, MAINTENANCE AND EDUCATION.$50,000
2023Ufp Industries FoundationOutreach$10,000
2023Frey FoundationTrail Expansion at Ball Perkins Park$7,100
2023Gillett Family FoundationGENERAL SERVICES$1,500
2023Frey FoundationGeneral Operating Support$1,000
2023Frey FoundationFuller Park "Champ" Courts$1,000
2022National Fish and Wildlife FoundationIMPROVING WATER QUALITY$64,096
2022National Arbor Day FoundationENCOURAGE AND FACILITATE THE ADOPTION OF LEADING-EDGE PRACTICES IN MUNICIPAL FORESTS INCLUDING INVENTORY, PLANTING, MAINTENANCE AND EDUCATION.$60,000
2022Corewell Health Group ReturnTO SUPPORT EXEMPT PURPOSE$30,000
2022Steelcase FoundationProgram support$20,000
2022Lee and Debbie Stuart Family FoundationCHARITABLE$2,500
2022Gillett Family FoundationGENERAL SERVICES$2,500
2022Frey FoundationSpecial Initiatives$500
2022Ch Robinson Worldwide FoundationGENERAL OPERATING FUND$120
2021National Fish and Wildlife FoundationSUSTAIN OUR GREAT LAKES$59,648
2021National Arbor Day FoundationENCOURAGE AND FACILITATE THE ADOPTION OF LEADING-EDGE PRACTICES IN MUNICIPAL FORESTS INCLUDING INVENTORY, PLANTING, MAINTENANCE AND EDUCATION.$40,000
2021Corewell Health Group ReturnPark Restoration$30,000
2021At&t FoundationCommunity Support and Safety$10,000

Showing 30 most recent of 43 recorded grants.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who funds Friends of Grand Rapids Parks?

Friends of Grand Rapids Parks is funded by 20 grantmakers, led by National Fish and Wildlife Foundation ($561K), National Arbor Day Foundation ($189K), Corewell Health Group Return ($60K). In total, IRS Form 990 filings record $1.0M in grants to Friends of Grand Rapids Parks between 2020–2025.

Who is Friends of Grand Rapids Parks's largest funder?

National Fish and Wildlife Foundation is the largest recorded funder of Friends of Grand Rapids Parks, with $561K across 4 grants (2021–2024).

How much grant funding has Friends of Grand Rapids Parks received?

IRS 990 filings record $1.0M in grants to Friends of Grand Rapids Parks across 43 grants from 20 funders between 2020–2025. Filings are published on a delay, so recent grants may not appear yet.

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