What kinds of organizations does Good Wood Club Inc. support?

Its giving centers on Colorado-based nonprofit organizations serving under-resourced children and youth. Recent grants connect to after-school youth development, performing arts education, school literacy resources, and music therapy, with support flowing to organizations working in Denver and Winter Park.

Does Good Wood Club Inc. accept unsolicited requests?

Yes. The active Good Wood Club Foundation Beneficiary Grants program accepts unsolicited requests and describes annual grantmaking to Colorado-based nonprofit organizations focused on under-resourced children and youth.

What is the typical grant size?

The grant-size distribution is fairly concentrated: the 25th percentile is $13,383, the median is $42,000, and the 75th percentile is $57,000. Recent awards also include a larger grant of $64,958, showing that some gifts exceed the upper quartile.

Is the foundation’s giving local or national?

It is local. All listed recent grants went to U.S. recipients in Colorado, and 100% of grants were made to recipients in the HQ state. The top state by grant count is also Colorado.

Does Good Wood Club Inc. make repeat grants to the same recipient?

Yes. Blue Star Connection appears in the recent grants list in both 2023 and 2024, with grants of $13,383 and $4,000 for musical therapy. That pattern indicates recurring support for at least some organizations.

Good Wood Club

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DENVER, COWebsite3032433300

About Good Wood Club

Good Wood Club Inc. focuses its giving on Denver-area youth, supporting organizations that advance after-school programming, arts education, and literacy in public schools. Grants are sizeable and targeted—supporting general operations and program-specific needs (e.g., a book fund and music therapy) rather than a broad national portfolio. The foundation appears locally focused and mission-driven toward youth development through both recreational and arts-based interventions.

Focus Areas

After‑school youth development programs in Metro Denver (e.g., Boys & Girls Club)Performing arts education and youth arts leadership (e.g., Young Americans Center)K–12 literacy and school book programs for Denver Public SchoolsMusic therapy and arts-based support for children and families (e.g., Blue Star Connection)

Who They Fund

music therapy clients (recipients of therapeutic services)book recipients / literacy program participants

Giving Approach

Concentrated, local giving: a small number of relatively large grants directed to a few Denver-area youth and education organizations. Funding combines general operations support with program-specific gifts, indicating willingness to fund core costs and targeted initiatives rather than many small, one-off grants.

About Good Wood Club

Good Wood Club Inc. gave its largest recent grant, $64,958, to Boys and Girls Club of Metro Denver for general operations, pointing to a pattern of direct support for youth-serving organizations in Colorado. The foundation’s recent giving also includes $57,000 to Young Americans Center For, again for general operations, and a separate grant to Denver Public Schools Foundation for a DPSF book fund. That mix shows a funder that backs both operating needs and program-specific funds rather than spreading support broadly across many regions. Its portfolio centers on under-resourced children and youth, with support reaching after-school programming, arts education, literacy resources in public schools, and music therapy. The grants are concentrated in metro Denver and nearby Colorado communities, with multiple awards going to Denver and Winter Park organizations. The foundation’s beneficiary-grant program is described as annual giving to Colorado-based nonprofit organizations serving under-resourced children and youth, and it pairs financial support with visibility for selected partner organizations. Across the recent grants, the emphasis is on practical, locally grounded support for youth development through education, recreation, and arts-based services.

What Good Wood Club Funds

In after-school youth development, Good Wood Club Inc. gave $64,958 to Boys and Girls Club of Metro Denver for general operations, supporting a Denver organization working with children and teens outside the classroom. For performing arts education and youth arts leadership, it gave $57,000 to Young Americans Center For, also for general operations. Literacy support appears in a $42,000 grant to Denver Public Schools Foundation for the DPSF book fund, linking the foundation to school-based reading resources in Denver Public Schools. Music therapy is another defined area: Blue Star Connection received $13,383 for musical therapy in 2023 and another $4,000 in 2024. Taken together, these grants show a focus on youth development through education, arts, and therapeutic services, with several awards tied to specific funds and program needs rather than unrestricted national support.

How Good Wood Club Gives

Typical grant size falls at $13,383 at the 25th percentile, $42,000 at the median, and $57,000 at the 75th percentile, indicating a relatively concentrated range of awards. The foundation is a regular funder, not a DAF, and it does not fund individuals or make program-related investments. Recent grants also show some repetition: Blue Star Connection received awards in both 2023 and 2024, which suggests recurring support rather than one-time gifts only. Its active beneficiary-grant program is annual and identifies Colorado-based nonprofit partners each year. The program also accepts unsolicited requests.

Financial Snapshot

Annual Giving

$126K

Total Assets

Total Revenue

$1K

Total Expenses

$75K

Typical Grant Size

Most grants fall between $13K and $57K, with a median of $42K.

25th Percentile

$13K

Median

$42K

75th Percentile

$57K

Geographic Reach

Local1 state funded

Funding intensity

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Recipient	Location	Amount	Year	Purpose
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB OF METRO DENVER	DENVER, CO	$64,958	2024	GENERAL OPERATIONS
YOUNG AMERICANS CENTER FOR	DENVER, CO	$57,000	2024	GENERAL OPERATIONS
BLUE STAR CONNECTION	WINTER PARK, CO	$4,000	2024	MUSICAL THERAPY
DENVER PUBLIC SCHOOLS FOUNDATION	DENVER, CO	$42,000	2023	DPSF BOOK FUND
BLUE STAR CONNECTION	WINTER PARK, CO	$13,383	2023	MUSICAL THERAPY

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