Pikes Peak Community Foundation

Colorado Springs, Colorado - EIN 84-1339670 - Latest filing: fiscal 2025 (Jan 1, 2025 - Dec 31, 2025)

HOW TO READ THIS PAGE

How to read this page: every figure below is from the fiscal-2025 Form 990, filed Aug 20, 2026. People named below are shown as reported on the fiscal-2025 Form 990, filed Aug 20, 2026 - the filing is a snapshot of that fiscal year, not a list of current officeholders.

THE FILING IN ONE PARAGRAPH

Pikes Peak Community Foundation reported $17,726,728 in revenue and $11,136,019 in expenses in fiscal 2025, a surplus of $6,590,709 for the year. Program services took $10,358,640 of expenses, or 93.0%. The organization closed the year with $80,723,843 in net assets - about 87.0 months of expenses at the fiscal-2025 spending level.

At a Glance - Fiscal 2025

All values are fiscal 2025 unless a tile says otherwise.

TOTAL REVENUE - FISCAL 2025
$17,726,728

Up 58.8% from $11,159,425 in fiscal 2024.

TOTAL EXPENSES - FISCAL 2025
$11,136,019

Revenue minus expenses: $6,590,709 in fiscal 2025.

PROGRAM EXPENSE SHARE - FISCAL 2025
93.0%

$10,358,640 of $11,136,019 went to program services.

NET ASSETS - END OF FISCAL 2025
$80,723,843

Total assets $92,942,575 minus total liabilities $12,218,732.

TOP EXECUTIVE PAY - FISCAL 2025
$266,119

Margaret Dolan, CEO, as reported on the fiscal-2025 Form 990, filed Aug 20, 2026. Total across all compensation columns.

PEOPLE REPORTED - FISCAL 2025
12 Employees

Plus 17 volunteers reported on the fiscal-2025 Form 990.

Money In, Money Out - Fiscal 2025

Revenue and expenses as reported on the fiscal-2025 Form 990, filed Aug 20, 2026. Donated goods are separated from cash so food and supply donations do not read as cash income.

Where the Money Went - Fiscal 2025

Program Services$10,358,640 (93.0%)
Fundraising$0 (0.0%)
Management and General$777,379 (7.0%)

Management and general is the figure reported on the filing (Part IX total); where a filing does not carry it, it is computed as the residual of total expenses minus program and fundraising expenses. Cost to raise a dollar in fiscal 2025: $0.00 - $0 in fundraising expenses divided by $9,616,957 in total contributions. On cash contributions only: $0.00.

Where the Money Came From - Fiscal 2025

SourceFiscal 2025
Total Contributions$9,616,957
Of Which Cash Contributions$7,300,241
Of Which Donated Goods (Noncash)$2,316,716
All Other Contributions$9,616,957
Program Service Revenue$165,343
Investment Income$7,886,226
Other Revenue$58,202
Total Revenue (All Sources)$17,726,728
Government Grants - Not Broken Out
The fiscal-2025 Form 990 does not break out government grants as a separate line for this organization. This page shows Not Broken Out instead of estimating a figure.

Reserves and Balance Sheet - Fiscal 2025

Reserves and Runway

87.0 Months

of reserves - $80,723,843 in net assets at the end of fiscal 2025, divided by average monthly expenses of about $928,001 in fiscal 2025.

Net assets can include donor-restricted funds, buildings and other assets that cannot be spent like cash. Treat months of reserves as a scale measure, not as cash in the bank.

Balance Sheet - End of Fiscal 2025

Total Assets$92,942,575
Total Liabilities$12,218,732
Liabilities as Share of Assets13.2%
Net Assets$80,723,843

Leadership Pay - Fiscal 2025

Pay is the summed total across all compensation columns on the Form 990 - pay from the organization, pay from related organizations, and other compensation. People are shown as reported on the fiscal-2025 Form 990, filed Aug 20, 2026.

Name and Title, as ReportedTotal Pay - Fiscal 2025Share of Expenses
Margaret Dolan - CEO$266,1192.39%
Nicole Rivet - Vice President, Community Investment$220,5881.98%
Jessie Martinez - Director, Finance & Operations$141,2771.27%
Kevin Farley - Director, Marketing And Comms.$130,9851.18%

The full Part VII table lists every officer, director, trustee and key employee named on the filing, with hours and the same summed total. Compensation is reported for the calendar year ending within the fiscal year, per the Form 990.

Board and Governance - Fiscal 2025

Board and policy answers as reported on the fiscal-2025 Form 990, filed Aug 20, 2026.

Board Roster - as Reported on the Fiscal-2025 Form 990

16 voting members, 16 independent - independence count as reported on the fiscal-2025 Form 990.

Name, as ReportedRole, as Reported
Margaret DolanCEO
Nicole RivetVice President, Community Investment
Jessie MartinezDirector, Finance & Operations
Kevin FarleyDirector, Marketing And Comms.
Wendel TorresChair
Karla GrazierVice-Chair
Venkat ReddyTreasurer
Kathy BoeSecretary
Ramon AlvarezDirector
Jon ForbesDirector
Benjamin HarveyDirector
Deb MahanDirector
Kate MaiurroDirector
Donna NelsonDirector
David SealsDirector
Alex SullivanDirector
Manya WhitakerDirector
Barbara WinterDirector
Martin WoodDirector
Katie WillemarckChair Emerita

Governance Policy Flags - Fiscal 2025

Conflict of Interest PolicyYes - Reported
Whistleblower PolicyYes - Reported
Document Retention PolicyYes - Reported
Audited Financial StatementsYes - Reported
Audit CommitteeYes - Reported
Board Size and Independence16 voting / 16 independent

Flags report what the organization answered on the Form 990. A Yes means the policy was reported on the filing; it is not an outside review of how the policy works in practice.

Grants - Fiscal 2025

Grants Made - Fiscal 2025

This organization reported $8,651,893 in grants paid in fiscal 2025.

Recipient, as ReportedAmount
915 Krcc
AC: ARTS & CULTURE
$12,600
A Shared Vision Partners In Pediatric Blindness And Visual Impairments
HS: PHYSICAL DISABILITIES
$10,000
Air Force Academy Foundation
ED: POST-SECONDARY
$7,000
Alpine Autism Center
HS: INTELLECTUAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES
$10,000
Als United Rocky Mountain
HH: HEALTH
$22,500
American National Red Cross
HS: HUMAN SERVICES
$500,000
Athmar Park Church
CC: FAITH COMMUNITY
$6,000
Atlas Preparatory School
ED: K-12
$78,000
Audio Information Network Of Colorado
HS: PHYSICAL DISABILITIES
$6,400
Backpack Society
HS: FOOD/NUTRITION
$5,120
Berkeley Zen Center
CC: FAITH COMMUNITY
$16,000
Boyd Ranch
AC: ARTS & CULTURE
$127,500
Calvary Monument Church
CC: FAITH COMMUNITY
$13,100
Care And Share Food Bank For Southern Colorado
HS: FOOD/NUTRITION
$96,800
Careers In Construction Colorado
ED: TRADES
$15,000
Casa Del Valle
HS: HUMAN SERVICES
$10,000
Casa Of The Pikes Peak Region Inc
HS: HUMAN SERVICES
$12,500
Catamount Institute
CE: CONSERVATION
$60,623
Centro De La Familia
HS: HUMAN SERVICES
$7,500
Cheyenne Mountain Zoo
CE: CONSERVATION
$22,000
Cheyenne Village
HS: HUMAN SERVICES
$11,250
Children'S Advocacy Center For The Pikes Peak Region Inc
HS: HUMAN SERVICES
$17,500
Children'S Hospital Colorado Foundation
HH: HEALTH
$30,000
Children'S Literacy Center
AC: ARTS & CULTURE
$6,250
Childsafe Colorado Inc
HS: HUMAN SERVICES
$12,000
Christ Presbyterian Church
CC: FAITH COMMUNITY
$7,000
City Of Colorado Springs Parks Recreation And Cultural Services
CE: TRAILS AND PARKS STEWARDSHIP
$25,000
Climb Wyoming
HS: ECONOMIC VITALITY
$10,000
Colorado College Office Of Advancement
AC: ARTS & CULTURE
$41,963
Colorado Doula Project
HH: HEALTH
$50,000
Colorado School Of Mines
ED: POST-SECONDARY
$8,000
Colorado Springs Conservatory
AC: ARTS & CULTURE
$20,305
Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center At Colorado College
HS: PHYSICAL DISABILITIES
$8,000
Colorado Springs Philharmonic
AC: ARTS & CULTURE
$67,705
Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum
AC: ARTS & CULTURE
$31,989
Colorado Springs Pro Housing Partnership
HS: AFFORDABLE AND WORKFORCE HOUSING
$51,000
Colorado Springs Utilities Foundation
HS: HUMAN SERVICES
$10,000
Colorado State University
ED: POST-SECONDARY
$18,000
Colorado State University Foundation
ED: POST-SECONDARY
$20,731
Community College Of Denver Foundation
ED: POST-SECONDARY
$10,000
Community Food Bank Of Eastern Oklahoma
HS: FOOD/NUTRITION
$12,500
Community Partnership For Child Development
ED: EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
$7,000
Companies For Causes
CC: CIVIC AND COMMUNITY SERVICE
$10,000
Concrete Couch
AC: ARTS & CULTURE
$41,700
Creede Repertory Theatre
AC: ARTS & CULTURE
$10,000
Cross & Crown Church
CC: FAITH COMMUNITY
$149,489
Cu Foundation
ED: POST-SECONDARY
$50,000
Cultural Office Of The Pikes Peak Region
AC: ARTS & CULTURE
$7,750
Del E Webb Center For The Performing Arts
AC: ARTS & CULTURE
$25,000
Denver Rescue Mission
HS: HOMELESSNESS SERVICES
$15,000
Diakonia
ED: TRADES
$6,000
Diocese Of Colorado Springs
CC: FAITH COMMUNITY
$5,500
Discovery Canyon High School Athletic Boosters Club
ED: K-12
$20,000
Downtown Ventures
CC: CIVIC AND COMMUNITY SERVICE
$18,500
Drake University
ED: POST-SECONDARY
$10,000
Dream Centers Of Colorado Springs
HS: HOMELESSNESS SERVICES
$32,500
Early Connections Learning Centers
ED: EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
$1,054,531
East Side Aligned
CC: CIVIC AND COMMUNITY SERVICE
$7,000
Educating Children Of Color Inc
ED: EDUCATION
$8,200
Educational Partnerships Immersive Concerts
AC: ARTS & CULTURE
$12,000
Empty Stocking Fund
HS: HUMAN SERVICES
$43,952
Feeding Our Community Ourselves Inc
HS: FOOD/NUTRITION
$10,500
Finding Our Voices
AC: ARTS & CULTURE
$6,600
Fins Attached Marine Research And Conservation
CE: CONSERVATION
$14,272
First Church Of La Junta
CC: FAITH COMMUNITY
$9,000
First Congregational Church
CC: FAITH COMMUNITY
$57,728
First Presbyterian Church
CC: FAITH COMMUNITY
$75,427
First Tee Southern Colorado
HS: YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
$10,250
Fishing The Good Fight Inc
HH: MENTAL HEALTH
$7,500
Flying Pig Farm
ED: EDUCATION
$27,500
Focus On The Family
CC: CIVIC AND COMMUNITY SERVICE
$51,000
Food To Power
HS: FOOD/NUTRITION
$12,750
Fort Collins Habitat For Humanity
HS: AFFORDABLE AND WORKFORCE HOUSING
$50,000
Fostering Hope Foundation
HS: YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
$15,750
Fountain Valley School
ED: EDUCATION
$10,300
Fresh Food Connect
HS: FOOD/NUTRITION
$7,500
Friends Of The Children - Colorado Springs
HS: YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
$9,500
Friends Of The Cumbres & Toltec
AC: ARTS & CULTURE
$19,731
Garden Of The Gods Foundation Inc
CE: LAND PRESERVATION
$25,500
Girls On The Run Of The Rockies
HS: YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
$9,500
Give Pikes Peak
CC: CIVIC AND COMMUNITY SERVICE
$17,000
Goodwill Of Colorado
HS: ECONOMIC VITALITY
$6,800
Goodwill Of Colorado Foundation
HS: HUMAN SERVICES
$25,000
Grace And St Stephens Episcopal Parish
AC: PERFORMING ARTS
$6,500
Hillside Connection
HS: YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
$23,000
Hines Ugandan Ministries
HS: HUMAN SERVICES
$7,000
Holy Trinity Anglican Church
CC: FAITH COMMUNITY
$27,271
Home Front Military Network
CC: CIVIC AND COMMUNITY SERVICE
$6,000
Homeward Pikes Peak
HS: HOMELESSNESS SERVICES
$51,250
Hope And Home
HS: HUMAN SERVICES
$65,427
Humane Society Of The Pikes Peak Region
CC: ANIMAL WELFARE
$37,855
Impact Charitable
CC: CIVIC AND COMMUNITY SERVICE
$25,000
Incline Friends
CE: TRAILS AND PARKS STEWARDSHIP
$10,000
Inside Out Youth Services
HS: YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
$5,250
Kids On Bikes
HS: YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
$19,360
Kuru The Conservation Dog Inc
CE: CONSERVATION
$10,000
Leadership Program Of The Rockies
ED: EDUCATION
$10,000
Life Network
CC: FAITH COMMUNITY
$5,250
Little People Of America
ED: EDUCATION
$15,000
Loveland Habitat For Humanity
HS: AFFORDABLE AND WORKFORCE HOUSING
$10,000
Lowell Observatory
ED: EDUCATION
$7,500
Luther College
ED: POST-SECONDARY
$11,000
Manitou Springs Community Foundation
EMERGENCY RELIEF - FIRE
$15,000
Millibo Art Theatre
AC: ARTS & CULTURE
$22,965
Mission Quest
CC: FAITH COMMUNITY
$7,439
Nami Colorado Springs
HH: MENTAL HEALTH
$13,500
National Center On Sexual Exploitation
HS: HUMAN SERVICES
$15,000
National Jewish Health
HH: HEALTH
$5,359
National Parks Conservation Association
CE: CONSERVATION
$12,000
New Horizons Foundation Inc
HS: INTELLECTUAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES
$56,500
New Life Church
CC: FAITH COMMUNITY
$11,250
Northwest Symphony Orchestra
AC: ARTS & CULTURE
$20,000
O R U Golden Eagle Club Inc
ED: POST-SECONDARY
$25,000
Onechildglobal Dba One Child
HS: HUMAN SERVICES
$45,000
Otero College
ED: POST-SECONDARY
$5,359
Palestine Childrens Relief Fund
HS: HUMAN SERVICES
$8,000
Palestinian American Medical Association
HS: HUMAN SERVICES
$5,500
Palmer Land Conservancy
CE: LAND PRESERVATION
$28,750
Parents Challenge
ED: EDUCATION
$21,000
Partners In Housing
HS: AFFORDABLE AND WORKFORCE HOUSING
$10,250
Peak Education
ED: EDUCATION
$198,000
Penrose-St Francis Foundation
HH: HEALTH
$24,731
Phoenix Chorale
HS: FOOD/NUTRITION
$7,500
Pikeride
CE: SUSTAINABILITY
$18,240
Pikes Peak Bulletin Nonprofit News Outlet
AC: ARTS & CULTURE
$29,000
Pikes Peak Habitat For Humanity
HS: AFFORDABLE AND WORKFORCE HOUSING
$7,000
Pikes Peak Hospice Foundation
HH: HEALTH
$33,784
Pikes Peak Outdoor Recreation Alliance
CE: CONSERVATION
$22,500
Pikes Peak Range Riders Foundation
AC: ARTS & CULTURE
$17,000
Pikes Peak Real Estate Foundation
HS: AFFORDABLE AND WORKFORCE HOUSING
$50,000
Pikes Peak United Way
HS: HUMAN SERVICES
$23,706
Posada
HS: HUMAN SERVICES
$7,500
Project Angel Heart
HS: FOOD/NUTRITION
$21,835
Project Healing Waters
HH: MENTAL HEALTH
$7,500
Pueblo Child Advocacy Center
HS: HUMAN SERVICES
$5,300
Ralston House
HS: HUMAN SERVICES
$5,250
Redlands Community Church
CC: FAITH COMMUNITY
$18,800
Redline
AC: ARTS & CULTURE
$12,000
Refuge Foundation
CC: FAITH COMMUNITY
$25,000
Rise Southeast Elevate
CC: CIVIC AND COMMUNITY SERVICE
$28,000
Rocky Mountain Field Institute
CE: CONSERVATION
$30,415
Rocky Mountain Public Media
AC: ARTS & CULTURE
$18,500
Salvation Army Colorado Springs Corp
HS: HOMELESSNESS SERVICES
$106,000
San Juan Resource Conservation And Development Council
ED: EDUCATION
$8,438
Secor
HS: FOOD/NUTRITION
$5,070
Shared Hope International
HS: HUMAN SERVICES
$15,000
Sigler Western Museum
AC: ARTS & CULTURE
$329,500
Silver Key Senior Services
HS: SENIOR SERVICES
$5,742
Sleep In Heavenly Peace
HS: HUMAN SERVICES
$5,500
Solid Rock Community Development Corporation
AC: ARTS & CULTURE
$15,000
Soulhaven Collective
AC: ARTS & CULTURE
$6,000
Springs Rescue Mission
HS: HOMELESSNESS SERVICES
$64,400
St Francis Of Assisi Catholic Church
CC: FAITH COMMUNITY
$6,000
St Mary'S Food Bank
AC: ARTS & CULTURE
$10,000
Step Springs
HH: SUBSTANCE ABUSE
$30,000
Sudan Relief Fund
HS: HUMAN SERVICES
$34,000
Tessa
HS: HUMAN SERVICES
$6,500
The Demand Project Inc
HS: HUMAN SERVICES
$11,000
The Gap At Sawmill Meadow
HS: ECONOMIC VITALITY
$10,000
The Initiative
HS: HUMAN SERVICES
$20,000
The Pantry Of Fremont
HS: FOOD/NUTRITION
$12,500
The Place
HS: HOMELESSNESS SERVICES
$60,250
The Resource Exchange
HS: HUMAN SERVICES
$10,000
The Thrive Networks
HS: ECONOMIC VITALITY
$10,000
Three Birds Alliance
HS: HUMAN SERVICES
$7,500
Tirzah International
HS: ECONOMIC VITALITY
$24,600
Town Of South Fork
ED: POST-SECONDARY
$17,500
Trails And Open Space Coalition
CE: CONSERVATION
$30,500
Tri-Lakes Cares
HS: HUMAN SERVICES
$10,000
Trinity School For Ministry
ED: POST-SECONDARY
$10,000
Tulsa Community Foundation
CC: CIVIC AND COMMUNITY SERVICE
$10,000
United States Association Of Blind Athletes
HS: PHYSICAL DISABILITIES
$15,000
United Way Of Larimer County
HS: YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
$35,000
University Of Colorado
ED: POST-SECONDARY
$8,250
University Of Colorado Colorado Springs
AC: ARTS & CULTURE
$23,550
University Of Notre Dame
ED: POST-SECONDARY
$8,426
University Of Pennsylvania
ED: POST-SECONDARY
$10,000
Warren Village
HS: AFFORDABLE AND WORKFORCE HOUSING
$10,000
We Fortify
HS: TEMPORARY AND TRANSITIONAL HOUSING
$32,864
Western Heritage Event Center
AC: ARTS & CULTURE
$450,000
Westside Cares
HS: HOMELESSNESS SERVICES
$29,750
Wickenburg Community Hospital Foundation
HH: HEALTH
$36,000
Women Partnering
HS: HUMAN SERVICES
$10,000
Womens Community Leadership Initiative
ED: EDUCATION
$6,350
Woodmen Valley Chapel
CC: FAITH COMMUNITY
$16,720
World Central Kitchen
HS: EMERGENCY RELIEF
$10,000
YMCA Of Greater Tulsa
HS: HUMAN SERVICES
$8,000
YMCA Of The Pikes Peak Region
HS: HUMAN SERVICES
$8,606
Young Life
CC: FAITH COMMUNITY
$7,000
Youth Documentary Academy
AC: ARTS & CULTURE
$31,800

Trend - Revenue

Years are shown only where a filing is held. Missing years are absent, never filled in.

FY24 FY25
Revenue, fiscal 2024 to fiscal 2025 - the two years held on this record.
Fiscal YearRevenueChange
Fiscal 2024 (Prior-Year Column on the Fiscal-2025 Filing)$11,159,425-
Fiscal 2025$17,726,728+58.8%

This table grows to a 10-year view (revenue, expenses, net assets and top pay) as earlier filings for this organization are added to the record. Missing years are absent, never filled in.

Filings on Record

Tax PeriodFormStatusSource
Jan 1, 2025 - Dec 31, 2025Form 990In Force - Filed Aug 20, 2026Original Filing at the IRS

If an amended return is filed, the newest amended return supersedes the earlier one and the table marks which filing is in force.

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