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    Boulder Crest Foundation

    ActivePublic CharityHuman Services
    BLUEMONT, VAWebsiteEIN: 27-32283102 filings on record

    About Boulder Crest Foundation

    We are a nationally recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit focused on ensuring the military, veteran, and first responder communities can live great lives in the aftermath of trauma by facilitating Posttraumatic Growth (PTG) through training, programs, research, and community support.

    Focus Areas

    Mental health interventionsPosttraumatic Growth (PTG)Veteran servicesFirst responder supportFamily programsTraining and certificationResearch

    Who They Fund

    veterans / military personnelindividuals with traumatic brain injurypeople with substance use disorders

    Funding Style

    program expansion

    About Boulder Crest Foundation

    Boulder Crest Foundation’s recent grantmaking is anchored by repeated $2,500,000 awards for traumatic brain injury center expansion partners, including Share (Shepherd Ctr), The Admin of the Tulane Educational Fund, UNC Chapel Hill, and the Univ Florida Foundation. That pattern points to a funder focused on building partner capacity around traumatic brain injury services rather than making a wide mix of small grants. The foundation’s work is tied to military, veteran, and first responder communities, with program areas that include Posttraumatic Growth (PTG), family support, training and certification, research, and behavioral health-related services. Its 2023 grants also show support for PATHH-related programming and substance abuse services, indicating that the organization funds both clinical or research-linked partnerships and direct recovery support. Boulder Crest Foundation is a public charity with $32,883,066 in annual grants given and $44,393,929 in assets on file for 2023, and its largest recent awards are in the multimillion-dollar range.

    What Boulder Crest Foundation Funds

    Traumatic brain injury is a central thread in Boulder Crest Foundation’s recent grants. The foundation gave $2,500,000 to Mibh in Aurora, Colorado, for traumatic brain injury center expansion partner work, and it made the same-size award to Jefferson Univ in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, for the same purpose. It also supported traumatic brain injury center expansion partners at the Univ Florida Foundation in Gainesville, Florida, and at The Admin of the Tulane Educational Fund in New Orleans, Louisiana. Beyond that core area, the foundation backed Warrior PATHH expansion through grants of $600,000 to Camp Southern Ground in Fayetteville, Georgia, and to Gratitudeamerica in Fernandina Beach, Florida. Behavioral health and recovery appear in the record as well, including a $250,000 grant to Warriors Heart in Bandera, Texas, for substance abuse services partner work.

    How Boulder Crest Foundation Gives

    Boulder Crest Foundation’s typical grant size is concentrated: the 25th percentile, median, and 75th percentile are $600,000, $600,000, and $2,500,000. The recent record shows a mix of repeated awards and distinct partners, with multiple entries for the same organizations in 2023, including several expansion-partner grants and recurring PATHH support. The foundation is a public charity and does not fund individuals. Its giving appears program- and partnership-oriented, with grant descriptions tied to expansion, program support, and partner roles rather than open-ended general requests.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $32.9M

    Total Assets

    $44.4M

    Total Revenue

    $30.1M

    Total Expenses

    $25.9M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $600K and $2.5M, with a median of $600K.

    25th Percentile

    $600K

    Median

    $600K

    75th Percentile

    $2.5M

    Geographic Reach

    Regional11 states funded

    About 0% of grants go to recipients in FL.

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    Topics

    traumatic brain injury servicesbehavioral health / substance abuse treatmentrehabilitation and recovery programsveteran-specific health servicesprogram operational support

    Where Boulder Crest Foundation Makes Grants

    All recent grants in the dataset went to U.S. recipients. Florida stands out as the top state by grant count, while the foundation’s headquarters are in Bluemont, Virginia and 0% of grants go to recipients in Virginia. Recipient cities include Atlanta and Gainesville in Georgia and Florida, respectively, along with New Orleans, Chapel Hill, Aurora, Philadelphia, Fernandina Beach, Gig Harbor, Fayetteville, Blythewood, Augusta, Rogers, Niceville, and Bandera.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Boulder Crest Foundation

    What kinds of programs does Boulder Crest Foundation fund most often?

    The recent grants center on traumatic brain injury center expansion partners, Warrior PATHH expansion, PATHH program support, and substance abuse services partner work. The foundation’s stated focus areas also include Posttraumatic Growth (PTG), mental health interventions, veteran services, first responder support, family programs, training and certification, and research.

    How large are Boulder Crest Foundation’s typical grants?

    Its grant-size distribution is concentrated at the high end: the 25th percentile is $600,000, the median is $600,000, and the 75th percentile is $2,500,000. The recent record includes multiple awards at both $600,000 and $2,500,000, plus some intermediate amounts such as $280,000 and $250,000.

    Does Boulder Crest Foundation make grants outside the United States?

    No. The recipient country distribution in the provided grants is entirely U.S.-based, with 28 grants and 100.0% going to U.S. recipients.

    What type of organization is Boulder Crest Foundation?

    Boulder Crest Foundation is a public charity. It does not fund individuals and does not make program-related investments.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2023

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2023.

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    SHARE (SHEPHERD CTR)ATLANTA, GA$2,500,0002023TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY CENTER EXPANSION PARTNER
    THE ADMIN OF THE TULANE EDUCATIONAL FUNDNEW ORLEANS, LA$2,500,0002023TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY CENTER EXPANSION PARTNER
    UNC CHAPEL HILLCHAPEL HILL, NC$2,500,0002023TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY CENTER EXPANSION PARTNER
    THE ADMIN OF THE TULANE EDUCATIONAL FUNDNEW ORLEANS, LA$2,500,0002023TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY CENTER EXPANSION PARTNER
    UNIV FLORIDA FOUNDATIONGAINSVILLE, FL$2,500,0002023TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY CENTER EXPANSION PARTNER
    SHARE (SHEPHERD CTR)ATLANTA, GA$2,500,0002023TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY CENTER EXPANSION PARTNER
    UNIV FLORIDA FOUNDATIONGAINSVILLE, FL$2,500,0002023TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY CENTER EXPANSION PARTNER
    UNC CHAPEL HILLCHAPEL HILL, NC$2,500,0002023TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY CENTER EXPANSION PARTNER
    MIBHAURORA, CO$1,525,9462023TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY CENTER EXPANSION PARTNER
    MIBHAURORA, CO$1,525,9462023TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY CENTER EXPANSION PARTNER
    JEFFERSON UNIVPHILADELPHIA, PA$785,5872023TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY CENTER EXPANSION PARTNER
    JEFFERSON UNIVPHILADELPHIA, PA$785,5872023TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY CENTER EXPANSION PARTNER
    GRATITUDEAMERICAFERNANDINA BEACH, FL$600,0002023WARRIOR PATHH EXPANSION PARTNER
    PTSD FOUNDATIONGIG HARBOR, WA$600,0002023WARRIOR PATHH EXPANSION PARTNER
    CAMP SOUTHERN GROUNDFAYETTEVILLE, GA$600,0002023WARRIOR PATHH EXPANSION PARTNER
    BIG RED BARN (SC)BLYTHEWOOD, SC$600,0002023WARRIOR PATHH EXPANSION PARTNER
    TRAVIS MILLS FOUNDATIONAUGUSTA, ME$600,0002023WARRIOR PATHH EXPANSION PARTNER
    TRAVIS MILLS FOUNDATIONAUGUSTA, ME$600,0002023WARRIOR PATHH EXPANSION PARTNER
    SHEEP DOG IMPACTROGERS, AR$600,0002023WARRIOR PATHH EXPANSION PARTNER
    CAMP SOUTHERN GROUNDFAYETTEVILLE, GA$600,0002023WARRIOR PATHH EXPANSION PARTNER
    SHEEP DOG IMPACTROGERS, AR$600,0002023WARRIOR PATHH EXPANSION PARTNER
    BIG RED BARN (SC)BLYTHEWOOD, SC$600,0002023WARRIOR PATHH EXPANSION PARTNER
    GRATITUDEAMERICAFERNANDINA BEACH, FL$600,0002023WARRIOR PATHH EXPANSION PARTNER
    PTSD FOUNDATIONGIG HARBOR, WA$600,0002023WARRIOR PATHH EXPANSION PARTNER
    EOD WARRIOR FOUNDATIONNICEVILLE, FL$280,0002023PATHH PROGRAM SUPPORT
    EOD WARRIOR FOUNDATIONNICEVILLE, FL$280,0002023PATHH PROGRAM SUPPORT
    WARRIORS HEARTBANDERA, TX$250,0002023SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES PARTNER
    WARRIORS HEARTBANDERA, TX$250,0002023SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES PARTNER

    SHARE (SHEPHERD CTR)

    $2,500,000
    ATLANTA, GA2023

    TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY CENTER EXPANSION PARTNER

    THE ADMIN OF THE TULANE EDUCATIONAL FUND

    $2,500,000
    NEW ORLEANS, LA2023

    TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY CENTER EXPANSION PARTNER

    UNC CHAPEL HILL

    $2,500,000
    CHAPEL HILL, NC2023

    TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY CENTER EXPANSION PARTNER

    THE ADMIN OF THE TULANE EDUCATIONAL FUND

    $2,500,000
    NEW ORLEANS, LA2023

    TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY CENTER EXPANSION PARTNER

    UNIV FLORIDA FOUNDATION

    $2,500,000
    GAINSVILLE, FL2023

    TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY CENTER EXPANSION PARTNER

    SHARE (SHEPHERD CTR)

    $2,500,000
    ATLANTA, GA
    2023

    TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY CENTER EXPANSION PARTNER

    UNIV FLORIDA FOUNDATION

    $2,500,000
    GAINSVILLE, FL2023

    TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY CENTER EXPANSION PARTNER

    UNC CHAPEL HILL

    $2,500,000
    CHAPEL HILL, NC2023

    TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY CENTER EXPANSION PARTNER

    MIBH

    $1,525,946
    AURORA, CO2023

    TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY CENTER EXPANSION PARTNER

    MIBH

    $1,525,946
    AURORA, CO2023

    TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY CENTER EXPANSION PARTNER

    JEFFERSON UNIV

    $785,587
    PHILADELPHIA, PA2023

    TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY CENTER EXPANSION PARTNER

    JEFFERSON UNIV

    $785,587
    PHILADELPHIA, PA2023

    TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY CENTER EXPANSION PARTNER

    GRATITUDEAMERICA

    $600,000
    FERNANDINA BEACH, FL2023

    WARRIOR PATHH EXPANSION PARTNER

    PTSD FOUNDATION

    $600,000
    GIG HARBOR, WA2023

    WARRIOR PATHH EXPANSION PARTNER

    CAMP SOUTHERN GROUND

    $600,000
    FAYETTEVILLE, GA2023

    WARRIOR PATHH EXPANSION PARTNER

    BIG RED BARN (SC)

    $600,000
    BLYTHEWOOD, SC2023

    WARRIOR PATHH EXPANSION PARTNER

    TRAVIS MILLS FOUNDATION

    $600,000
    AUGUSTA, ME2023

    WARRIOR PATHH EXPANSION PARTNER

    TRAVIS MILLS FOUNDATION

    $600,000
    AUGUSTA, ME2023

    WARRIOR PATHH EXPANSION PARTNER

    SHEEP DOG IMPACT

    $600,000
    ROGERS, AR2023

    WARRIOR PATHH EXPANSION PARTNER

    CAMP SOUTHERN GROUND

    $600,000
    FAYETTEVILLE, GA2023

    WARRIOR PATHH EXPANSION PARTNER

    SHEEP DOG IMPACT

    $600,000
    ROGERS, AR2023

    WARRIOR PATHH EXPANSION PARTNER

    BIG RED BARN (SC)

    $600,000
    BLYTHEWOOD, SC2023

    WARRIOR PATHH EXPANSION PARTNER

    GRATITUDEAMERICA

    $600,000
    FERNANDINA BEACH, FL2023

    WARRIOR PATHH EXPANSION PARTNER

    PTSD FOUNDATION

    $600,000
    GIG HARBOR, WA2023

    WARRIOR PATHH EXPANSION PARTNER

    EOD WARRIOR FOUNDATION

    $280,000
    NICEVILLE, FL2023

    PATHH PROGRAM SUPPORT

    EOD WARRIOR FOUNDATION

    $280,000
    NICEVILLE, FL2023

    PATHH PROGRAM SUPPORT

    WARRIORS HEART

    $250,000
    BANDERA, TX2023

    SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES PARTNER

    WARRIORS HEART

    $250,000
    BANDERA, TX2023

    SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES PARTNER