Tucson Festival of Books

Tucson, AZ ·EIN 26-2145432 ·Grant funding profile from IRS 990 filings

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$511K received 12 funders 31 grants · 2019–2024

Who funds Tucson Festival of Books?

Tucson Festival of Books is funded by 12 grantmakers, led by The Stocker Foundation ($175K), Marshall Foundation ($125K), William and Mary Ross Foundation ($100K). In total, IRS Form 990 filings record $511K in grants to Tucson Festival of Books between 2019–2024.

FunderTotal givenGrantsYears
The Stocker Foundation$175,00052020–2024
Marshall Foundation$125,00052020–2024
William and Mary Ross Foundation$100,00022022–2024
Western National Parks Association$30,00012024
Helios Education Foundation$30,00022020–2021
Research Corporation dba Research$21,00042021–2024
Raymond & Margaret Vicker Trust$7,50022022–2024
Jewish Community Foundation of$7,00012020
Community Foundation for$5,50012023
Herbst Family Foundation$5,00032019–2023
Greg D and Melanie S Mcfarland$4,00042021–2024
Diamond Foundation$1,10012024

What grants has Tucson Festival of Books received?

Individual grants from IRS Form 990 filings, newest first

YearFunderPurposeAmount
2024The Stocker Foundation2025 FESTIVAL SUPPORT$35,000
2024William and Mary Ross FoundationPROGRAM SUPPORT$35,000
2024Western National Parks AssociationSCIENTIFIC, ECOLOGICAL AND CULTURAL RESEARCH$30,000
2024Marshall FoundationSUPPORT 2024 FESTIVAL OF BOOKS$25,000
2024Research Corporation dba ResearchSupporting Sponsor of 2025 Festival$5,500
2024Raymond & Margaret Vicker TrustSUPPORT THE ORGANIZATIONS 2024/2025 PROGRAMS$5,000
2024Diamond FoundationFUNDING LITERACY ADVANCEMENT IN SOUTHERN ARIZONA$1,100
2024Greg D and Melanie S McfarlandCOMMUNITY ENRICHMENT$1,000
2023Marshall FoundationSUPPORT THE 2023 TUCSON FESTIVAL OF BOOKS$25,000
2023The Stocker FoundationUNRESTRICTED, MOST PRESSING NEED$10,000
2023Community Foundation for2023 SARA C. COHEN F$5,500
2023Research Corporation dba ResearchSupporting Sponsor of 2024 Festival$5,500
2023Greg D and Melanie S McfarlandCOMMUNITY ENRICHMENT$1,000
2023Herbst Family FoundationPROGRAM SUPPORT$1,000
2022William and Mary Ross FoundationPROGRAM SUPPORT$65,000
2022The Stocker FoundationUNRESTRICTED, MOST PRESSING NEED$60,000
2022Marshall FoundationSUPPORT THE 2022 TUCSON FESTIVAL OF BOOKS$25,000
2022Research Corporation dba ResearchSUPPORTING SPONSOR OF 2023 FESTIVAL$5,000
2022Raymond & Margaret Vicker TrustPROVIDE SUPPORT FOR THE SCHOOL'S EDUCATION PROGRAMS$2,500
2022Greg D and Melanie S McfarlandCOMMUNITY ENRICHMENT$1,000
2022Herbst Family FoundationPROGRAM SUPPORT$1,000
2021The Stocker FoundationUNRESTRICTED, MOST PRESSING NEED$35,000
2021Marshall FoundationTFOB 2021$25,000
2021Helios Education Foundation$20,000
2021Research Corporation dba ResearchPROGRAM SUPPORT$5,000
2021Greg D and Melanie S McfarlandCOMMUNITY ENRICHMENT$1,000
2020The Stocker FoundationCHILDREN'S AREA /CHILDREN'S BOOK TENT$35,000
2020Marshall FoundationTFOB 2020$25,000
2020Helios Education FoundationSEE PART IV$10,000
2020Jewish Community Foundation ofSUPPORT$7,000

Showing 30 most recent of 31 recorded grants.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who funds Tucson Festival of Books?

Tucson Festival of Books is funded by 12 grantmakers, led by The Stocker Foundation ($175K), Marshall Foundation ($125K), William and Mary Ross Foundation ($100K). In total, IRS Form 990 filings record $511K in grants to Tucson Festival of Books between 2019–2024.

Who is Tucson Festival of Books's largest funder?

The Stocker Foundation is the largest recorded funder of Tucson Festival of Books, with $175K across 5 grants (2020–2024).

How much grant funding has Tucson Festival of Books received?

IRS 990 filings record $511K in grants to Tucson Festival of Books across 31 grants from 12 funders between 2019–2024. Filings are published on a delay, so recent grants may not appear yet.

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