About Nebraska Student Loan Program
The Nebraska Student Loan Program, Inc. concentrates virtually all of its giving into a single purpose: funding and capitalizing its subsidiary Inceptia to support student financial aid services. Grants are structured as large cash/equity injections to a related organization that carries out student loan administration, default prevention, and financial education work. This indicates the foundation prioritizes sustaining and scaling its operational arm rather than making external community or competitive grants.
Focus Areas
Capitalization and equity investment in a related student financial services subsidiary (Inceptia)Student financial aid administration and loan program infrastructureStudent financial literacy, default prevention, and account servicing through an affiliated organization
Who They Fund
subsidiary organization: Inceptia
Giving Approach
Highly concentrated — almost all assets are deployed in a few very large grants to a single subsidiary; repeat, internal investments rather than distributed philanthropic grants to outside nonprofits.
Funding Style
subsidiary support / affiliation funding
About Nebraska Student Loan Program
Nebraska Student Loan Program Inc directs nearly all of its grantmaking to one affiliated organization: Inceptia. The largest recent grant in the file was $115,249,007 in 2024 to Inceptia in Lincoln, Nebraska, described as a grant to a subsidiary organization. Two other 2024 awards of $43,000,000 and $41,863,037 went to the same recipient, and a 2025 award of $40,008,683 was structured as a cash and equity investment grant. That pattern shows a funder built around supporting an internal student financial services platform rather than distributing money across many outside nonprofits. The organization’s recent grants point to a narrow institutional mission: capitalizing and sustaining Inceptia’s student loan administration, default prevention, and financial education work. Because the recipient is a subsidiary organization, the grant record reads as ongoing organizational support tied to a related operating arm. Across the file, the recipient name is consistent and the grant language stays focused on subsidiary funding, cash support, and equity investment. For a researcher, that makes Nebraska Student Loan Program Inc a specialized funder whose giving is organized around one affiliated entity and the services it provides in student financial aid.
What Nebraska Student Loan Program Funds
The clearest theme in the grant record is subsidiary capitalization. Nebraska Student Loan Program Inc gave $115,249,007 to Inceptia for a grant to subsidiary organization, then followed with another $43,000,000 cash grant to the same recipient. Those awards show funding directed to the entity itself, not to separate outside programs. A second thread is operational support for student financial services infrastructure. Inceptia received $41,863,037 in 2024 and $40,008,683 in 2025, with the later award described as a cash and equity investment grant to the subsidiary organization. The purpose language ties the funding to sustaining the organization’s work in student financial aid administration. The record also reflects support for account servicing and default prevention through the affiliated organization. A separate $2,850,584 grant to Inceptia reinforces the pattern of repeated support to the same operating subsidiary.
How Nebraska Student Loan Program Gives
The recent grant-size profile is tightly clustered at the high end: p25 is $40,008,683, median is $41,863,037, and p75 is $43,000,000. That narrow spread suggests highly standardized awards rather than a broad range of grant sizes. The file also includes one much larger outlier at $115,249,007. The giving pattern is recurring and concentrated. All five recent grants go to the same recipient, Inceptia, across 2023, 2024, and 2025, which points to repeated support over multiple years rather than one-off competitive grants. The structure is also specific: the record includes cash grants and a cash & equity investment grant. No application process is indicated in the data.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$40M
Total Assets
$28.8M
Total Revenue
$15M
Total Expenses
$47.5M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $40M and $43M, with a median of $41.9M.
25th Percentile
$40M
Median
$41.9M
75th Percentile
$43M
Geographic Reach
Local1 state funded
About 100% of grants go to recipients in NE.
Funding intensity
LowHigh
Headquarters
Leadership
DAVID MACOUBRIE
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