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    Re Olds Foundation

    ActiveMutual & Membership BenefitFunds Individuals
    EAST LANSING, MIWebsite5173320234

    About Re Olds Foundation

    The R E Olds Foundation concentrates on supporting local Greater Lansing institutions that provide nature and youth-focused programs. Grants favor environmental education, nature centers and wildlife rehabilitation, alongside organizations serving children and families and preserving local heritage. Many awards are unrestricted or general purpose, suggesting trust-based support for operating needs and community programming.

    Focus Areas

    Environmental education for children (e.g., Annie's Big Nature Lesson)Local nature centers and community green spaces (e.g., Woldumar Nature Center, farmers market support)Wildlife rehabilitation and habitat programs (e.g., Wildside Rehabilitation Education)Youth and family services/scholarships in Lansing (e.g., Child & Family Charities, Lansing Promise)Local cultural heritage and museum accessibility (R E Olds Transportation Museum upgrades)

    Who They Fund

    school-aged children and studentslow-income families and individuals

    About Re Olds Foundation

    A 2023 grant of $60,000 to Annie's Big Nature Lesson captures the Re Olds Foundation’s pattern: large support for Greater Lansing organizations that connect children, families, and community life to nature, education, and local heritage. The foundation also backed Child & Family Charities with a $50,000 general-purpose grant and Woldumar Nature Center with multiple awards, including $39,475 for Allen Farmers Market sponsorship, signage, and general purpose support. Those gifts sit alongside funding for youth services, museums, wildlife rehabilitation, and basic-needs work in Lansing and nearby communities. The grant history shows a funder that uses both general-purpose and project-specific support. General-purpose awards appear repeatedly, but the foundation also funds concrete needs such as ADA restroom renovations, surveillance systems, x-ray equipment, signage installation, landscaping, and program supplies. Its named programs describe competitive grants for 501(c)(3) nonprofits in Greater Lansing and nearby counties, with emphasis on community-based education, youth and family initiatives, animal welfare, and environmental issues. The recent record also includes recurring support for several organizations over multiple years, indicating sustained relationships rather than isolated awards.

    What Re Olds Foundation Funds

    Environmental and nature education is one of the clearest themes. The foundation gave $60,000 to Annie's Big Nature Lesson for general purpose support and multiple grants to Woldumar Nature Center, including $26,000 in 2024 and $25,000 in 2025 for general purpose support. Youth and family services are another recurring area. It awarded $50,000 to Child & Family Charities for general purpose support and $28,000 to Lansing Promise for Lansing Save. Animal welfare also appears in the recent record. The foundation gave $22,000 to Capital Area Humane Society for a puppy transport and cat cages project, plus $21,000 to Wildside Rehabilitation & Education for a veterinary medical proposal and general purpose support. Local history and cultural access show up through grants to the R E Olds Transportation Museum, including a $35,000 award for surveillance systems and ADA-compliant restrooms.

    How Re Olds Foundation Gives

    Typical grants are modest, with a p25 of $1,000, a median of $2,500, and a p75 of $8,790. The recent list shows a wide spread from small project awards to six-figure-scale annual activity, but most individual grants cluster below $10,000, consistent with the foundation’s competitive program design. Recipients often reappear across years: Woldumar Nature Center, Wildside Rehabilitation & Education, Communities in Schools-lansing, and the R E Olds Transportation Museum each received multiple awards. The foundation is a regular funder and accepts unsolicited applications through its grant programs. It also funds individuals, though the recent grants list centers on nonprofits.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $275K

    Total Assets

    $4.5M

    Total Revenue

    $315K

    Total Expenses

    $333K

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $1K and $9K, with a median of $3K.

    25th Percentile

    $1K

    Median

    $3K

    75th Percentile

    $9K

    Geographic Reach

    Local7 states funded
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    Giving Approach

    Moderately concentrated, local giving: a small number of medium-sized grants focused on Greater Lansing area organizations, with occasional repeat funding to same grantees; emphasis on unrestricted/general purpose support and capital or program improvements for community-facing sites.

    Funding Style

    general/unrestricted operating supportproject-specific grantscapacity/infrastructure capital supportmatching/challenge grantsdirect service funding

    Notable grantees: Woldumar Nature Center, Annie's Big Nature Lesson, Child & Family Charities, R E Olds Transportation Museum, Wildside Rehabilitation Education

    Topics

    basic needs (food security, emergency shelter, clothing/backpacks)education & youth development (scholarships, summer enrichment, tutoring, literacy, history competitions)animal welfare & veterinary care (spay/neuter, transport, surgeries, shelter infrastructure)community transportation (bus passes, local transit access)public space & signage/landscaping improvementsarts, music & cultural programming (performances, art encounters, play scripts)

    Where Re Olds Foundation Makes Grants

    Grantmaking is concentrated in Michigan, with 93% of grants going to recipients in the HQ state. The recent record is heavily centered in Greater Lansing cities such as Lansing, East Lansing, Eaton Rapids, and Onondaga, with additional awards in Charlotte and Bellaire. The only non-Lansing recipient city appearing in the top grants is Kalamazoo, which received the largest recent award. The country distribution is entirely U.S.-based.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Re Olds Foundation

    What kinds of organizations does the Re Olds Foundation fund most often?

    The foundation’s active grant programs focus on 501(c)(3) nonprofits serving Greater Lansing and nearby counties, especially community-based education, youth and family initiatives, animal welfare, and environmental issues. The recent record also includes local heritage and basic-needs organizations in Lansing-area communities.

    Does the Re Olds Foundation accept unsolicited applications?

    Yes. Its listed grant programs all accept unsolicited applications and are described as competitive grants for nonprofit organizations serving the Greater Lansing region.

    What is the typical grant size?

    The typical grant profile is small to mid-sized: p25 is $1,000, median grant size is $2,500, and p75 is $8,790. The active grant programs also indicate a $0–$10,000 range for program awards.

    Are grants mostly one-time or recurring?

    Several organizations appear in multiple years, including Woldumar Nature Center, Wildside Rehabilitation & Education, Communities in Schools-lansing, and the R E Olds Transportation Museum. That pattern suggests the foundation often maintains ongoing relationships rather than making only one-off awards.

    What geographies does the foundation prioritize?

    Its grant programs are aimed at the Greater Lansing region, including Ingham County and Eaton County. In the recent grants list, most awards went to Lansing-based recipients, with additional grants in East Lansing, Eaton Rapids, Onondaga, Charlotte, Bellaire, and Kalamazoo.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.

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    Youth and family initiativesAnimal welfareEnvironmental issues+1 more

    Who can apply: Applicants must be recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofits serving the Greater Lansing area, based in Michigan's Ingham, Eaton, or Clinton counties, and have been in operation and providing services for more than 2 years. The foundation does not fund religious organizations, individual aid, building or endowment funding, college scholarships, stipends, or salaries/benefits. Applicants may apply only once per year and must provide a project budget.

    Deadline: 1st Quarter Applications: Friday, February 27, 2026; 2nd Quarter Applications: Friday, June 12, 2026; 3rd Quarter Applications: Friday, August 28, 2026; 4th Quarter Applications: Friday, December 4, 2026

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    R.E. Olds Foundation Grant Program

    Community-based educationChildren and familiesAnimal welfare+1 more

    Who can apply: Applicants must be 501(c)(3) organizations serving the Greater Lansing, Michigan area. Priority areas include community-based education programs benefiting children and families, animal welfare, and environmental issues. The foundation generally does not fund buildings or endowments, college scholarships, religious organizations, individual aid, or salaries/benefits. Applicants may apply only once per year, whether or not a prior application was approved. A project budget using the foundation's template and an IRS tax-exempt determination letter are required.

    Deadline: Quarterly deadlines in 2026: February 27, June 12, August 28, and December 4. The next listed deadline is December 4, 2026.

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    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    WOLDUMAR NATURE CENTERLANSING, MI$25,0002025GENERAL PURPOSE
    IMPRESSION 5 SCIENCE MUSEUMLANSING, MI$25,0002025GENERAL PURPOSE
    CHARLOTTE SCHOOL BAND BOOSTERSCHARLOTTE, MI$15,0002025PROJECT - MUSIC IN MOTION
    HIGHFIELDSONONDAGA, MI$15,0002025MATCHING CHALLENGE - COMMUNITY SERVICES PROGRAMS
    COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS-LANSINGLANSING, MI$12,0002025BASIC NEEDS IN GREATER LANSING/ GENERAL PURPOSE
    WILDSIDE REHABILITATION & EDUCATIONEATON RAPIDS, MI$12,0002025PROJECT - ADX-HANDHELD X-RAY SYSTEM/ GENERAL PURPOSE
    CHILD & FAMILY CHARITIESLANSING, MI$12,0002025GENERAL PURPOSE/ PROJECT - IMPRESSION 5 INTERACTIVE MAGNETIC GARDEN WALL
    RE OLDS TRANSPORTATION MUSEUMLANSING, MI$12,0002025PROJECT - SIGNAGE INSTALLATION AND LANDSCAPING
    ALLEN NEIGHBORHOOD CENTERLANSING, MI$10,0002025PROJECT - NEIGHBORS IN NEED
    MITTEN MISFITS FARM SANCTUARYGRAND LEDGE, MI$10,0002025PROJECT - SAFER PASTURES FENCING
    EVERETT HIGH SCHOOLLANSING, MI$10,0002025PROJECT - ICONIC LANSING
    GREATER LANSING FOOD BANKLANSING, MI$10,0002025BACKPACK PROGRAM
    EXPERIENTIAL INKBELLAIRE, MI$9,0002025GENERAL PURPOSE
    WAI-IAM INCLANSING, MI$9,0002025PROJECT - CLUB RISE INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT
    CANINES FOR CHANGEGRAND LEDGE, MI$5,0002025CANINES FOR CHANGE TRAINING AND ENRICHMENT CTR.
    CANTER MICHIGANCOMMERCE TOWNSHIP, MI$5,0002025PROJECT - ADVANCE EDUCATION TO MSU VETERINARY STUDENTS
    EATON COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETYOLIVET, MI$5,0002025PROJECT - EATON COUNTY SPAY/NEUTER PROGRAM
    LANSING SYMPHONYLANSING, MI$5,0002025LINK UP - YOUNG PEOPLE'S CONCERT
    US NAVAL SEA CADETSLANSING, MI$5,0002025PROJECT - SCHOLARSHIPS/TRAINING FEES
    BROTHERHOOD AGAINST DRUGSLANSING, MI$5,0002025PROJECT - MAGIC OF LITERACY PROGRAM (MOL)
    PATRIARCHE PARK PICKLEBALL ASSOCIATIONMASON, MI$5,0002025PROJECT - COURT SIGNAGE SPONSOR
    TROJAN ATHLETICSEAST LANSING, MI$5,0002025SUMMER TRACK & FIELD
    RESCUE OF SOUTHERN SUDAN VILLAGE PEOPLELANSING, MI$4,0002025GENERAL PURPOSE
    YMCA CAMP ARBUTUS HAYO-WENT-HATRAVERSE CITY, MI$3,5002025GENERAL PURPOSE
    CAMP HAYO-WENT-HACENTRAL LAKE, MI$3,5002025GENERAL PURPOSE
    ALL-OF-US EXPRESS CHILDREN'S THEATREEAST LANSING, MI$3,0002025EARMARKED FOR PLAY SCRIPTS FOR 6 SHOWS
    HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF MICHIGANLANSING, MI$3,0002025MI HISTORY DAY
    EAST LANSING PUBLIC SCHOOLSEAST LANSING, MI$2,5002025SIGNAGE/ SPONSORSHIP/ MARKETING - MSAN STUDENT CONFERENCE
    SLEEP IN HEAVENLY PEACE INCLANSING, MI$2,5002025LANSING CHAPTER - LUMBER AND SOFT GOODS
    CINDERELLA'S CLOSET OF MID-MICHIGANEATON RAPIDS, MI$2,5002025PROJECT - RE-STOCK THE CLOSET
    NEXT GENERATION FAMILY SERVICESLANSING, MI$2,5002025EARMARKED FOR SUPPLIES AND SCHOLARSHIPS
    GRIT GLAM AND GUTSEAST LANSING, MI$2,3002025GENERAL PURPOSE
    GOSPEL ARMY BLACK HISTORY GROUPJACKSON, MI$2,0002025PROJECT - STUDENT LIVING HISTORY UNIFORMS
    SAVING THE SCALES REPTILE RESCUEDANSVILLE, MI$1,6002025PROJECT - BEARDED DRAGON ENCLOSURE EXPANSION
    CRIME STOPPERS OF MID-MICHIGANLANSING, MI$1,50020252024 FUNDRAISING BREAKFAST
    DR MARTIN LUTHER KING JR COMMISSIONLANSING, MI$1,5002025EARMARK - 2025 DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY OF CELEBRATION
    MIKEY 23 FOUNDATIONLANSING, MI$1,0002025GENERAL PURPOSES
    RIVERWALK THEATRELANSING, MI$1,0002025GENERAL PURPOSE
    CHERRYLAND HUMANE SOCIETYTRAVERSE CITY, MI$1,0002025GENERAL PURPOSE
    TODD MARTIN YOUTH LEADERSHIPLANSING, MI$1,0002025GENERAL PURPOSE
    NATURE CONSERVANCYMERRIFIELD, VA$1,0002025CONSERVATION PARTNER OF THE MICHIGAN NATURE CONSERVANCY
    EAST LANSING EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATIONEAST LANSING, MI$1,0002025GENERAL PURPOSE
    REACH STUDIO ART CENTERLANSING, MI$1,0002025GENERAL PURPOSE
    TORCH LAKE PROTECTION ALLIANCEBELLAIRE, MI$1,0002025GENERAL PURPOSE
    LEELANAU SCHOOLGLEN ARBOR, MI$1,0002025GENERAL PURPOSE
    LAKE CHARLEVOIX ASSOCIATIONCHARLEVOIX, MI$1,0002025GENERAL PURPOSE
    MICHIGAN SCIENCE TEACHERS ASSOCIATIONOKEMOS, MI$8002025GENERAL PURPOSE
    WKAR TVEAST LANSING, MI$6002025GENERAL PURPOSE
    WAVERLY ROBOTICSLANSING, MI$5002025GENERAL PURPOSE
    CAPITAL AREA HUMANE SOCIETYLANSING, MI$5002025GENERAL PURPOSE

    WOLDUMAR NATURE CENTER

    $25,000
    LANSING, MI2025

    GENERAL PURPOSE

    IMPRESSION 5 SCIENCE MUSEUM

    $25,000
    LANSING, MI2025

    GENERAL PURPOSE

    CHARLOTTE SCHOOL BAND BOOSTERS

    $15,000
    CHARLOTTE, MI2025

    PROJECT - MUSIC IN MOTION

    HIGHFIELDS

    $15,000
    ONONDAGA, MI2025

    MATCHING CHALLENGE - COMMUNITY SERVICES PROGRAMS

    COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS-LANSING

    $12,000
    LANSING, MI2025

    BASIC NEEDS IN GREATER LANSING/ GENERAL PURPOSE

    WILDSIDE REHABILITATION & EDUCATION

    $12,000
    EATON RAPIDS, MI2025

    PROJECT - ADX-HANDHELD X-RAY SYSTEM/ GENERAL PURPOSE

    CHILD & FAMILY CHARITIES

    $12,000
    LANSING, MI2025

    GENERAL PURPOSE/ PROJECT - IMPRESSION 5 INTERACTIVE MAGNETIC GARDEN WALL

    RE OLDS TRANSPORTATION MUSEUM

    $12,000
    LANSING, MI2025

    PROJECT - SIGNAGE INSTALLATION AND LANDSCAPING

    ALLEN NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER

    $10,000
    LANSING, MI2025

    PROJECT - NEIGHBORS IN NEED

    MITTEN MISFITS FARM SANCTUARY

    $10,000
    GRAND LEDGE, MI2025

    PROJECT - SAFER PASTURES FENCING

    EVERETT HIGH SCHOOL

    $10,000
    LANSING, MI2025

    PROJECT - ICONIC LANSING

    GREATER LANSING FOOD BANK

    $10,000
    LANSING, MI2025

    BACKPACK PROGRAM

    EXPERIENTIAL INK

    $9,000
    BELLAIRE, MI2025

    GENERAL PURPOSE

    WAI-IAM INC

    $9,000
    LANSING, MI2025

    PROJECT - CLUB RISE INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT

    CANINES FOR CHANGE

    $5,000
    GRAND LEDGE, MI2025

    CANINES FOR CHANGE TRAINING AND ENRICHMENT CTR.

    CANTER MICHIGAN

    $5,000
    COMMERCE TOWNSHIP, MI2025

    PROJECT - ADVANCE EDUCATION TO MSU VETERINARY STUDENTS

    EATON COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY

    $5,000
    OLIVET, MI2025

    PROJECT - EATON COUNTY SPAY/NEUTER PROGRAM

    LANSING SYMPHONY

    $5,000
    LANSING, MI2025

    LINK UP - YOUNG PEOPLE'S CONCERT

    US NAVAL SEA CADETS

    $5,000
    LANSING, MI2025

    PROJECT - SCHOLARSHIPS/TRAINING FEES

    BROTHERHOOD AGAINST DRUGS

    $5,000
    LANSING, MI2025

    PROJECT - MAGIC OF LITERACY PROGRAM (MOL)

    PATRIARCHE PARK PICKLEBALL ASSOCIATION

    $5,000
    MASON, MI2025

    PROJECT - COURT SIGNAGE SPONSOR

    TROJAN ATHLETICS

    $5,000
    EAST LANSING, MI2025

    SUMMER TRACK & FIELD

    RESCUE OF SOUTHERN SUDAN VILLAGE PEOPLE

    $4,000
    LANSING, MI2025

    GENERAL PURPOSE

    YMCA CAMP ARBUTUS HAYO-WENT-HA

    $3,500
    TRAVERSE CITY, MI2025

    GENERAL PURPOSE

    CAMP HAYO-WENT-HA

    $3,500
    CENTRAL LAKE, MI2025

    GENERAL PURPOSE

    ALL-OF-US EXPRESS CHILDREN'S THEATRE

    $3,000
    EAST LANSING, MI2025

    EARMARKED FOR PLAY SCRIPTS FOR 6 SHOWS

    HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF MICHIGAN

    $3,000
    LANSING, MI2025

    MI HISTORY DAY

    EAST LANSING PUBLIC SCHOOLS

    $2,500
    EAST LANSING, MI2025

    SIGNAGE/ SPONSORSHIP/ MARKETING - MSAN STUDENT CONFERENCE

    SLEEP IN HEAVENLY PEACE INC

    $2,500
    LANSING, MI2025

    LANSING CHAPTER - LUMBER AND SOFT GOODS

    CINDERELLA'S CLOSET OF MID-MICHIGAN

    $2,500
    EATON RAPIDS, MI2025

    PROJECT - RE-STOCK THE CLOSET

    NEXT GENERATION FAMILY SERVICES

    $2,500
    LANSING, MI2025

    EARMARKED FOR SUPPLIES AND SCHOLARSHIPS

    GRIT GLAM AND GUTS

    $2,300
    EAST LANSING, MI2025

    GENERAL PURPOSE

    GOSPEL ARMY BLACK HISTORY GROUP

    $2,000
    JACKSON, MI2025

    PROJECT - STUDENT LIVING HISTORY UNIFORMS

    SAVING THE SCALES REPTILE RESCUE

    $1,600
    DANSVILLE, MI2025

    PROJECT - BEARDED DRAGON ENCLOSURE EXPANSION

    CRIME STOPPERS OF MID-MICHIGAN

    $1,500
    LANSING, MI2025

    2024 FUNDRAISING BREAKFAST

    DR MARTIN LUTHER KING JR COMMISSION

    $1,500
    LANSING, MI2025

    EARMARK - 2025 DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY OF CELEBRATION

    MIKEY 23 FOUNDATION

    $1,000
    LANSING, MI2025

    GENERAL PURPOSES

    RIVERWALK THEATRE

    $1,000
    LANSING, MI2025

    GENERAL PURPOSE

    CHERRYLAND HUMANE SOCIETY

    $1,000
    TRAVERSE CITY, MI2025

    GENERAL PURPOSE

    TODD MARTIN YOUTH LEADERSHIP

    $1,000
    LANSING, MI2025

    GENERAL PURPOSE

    NATURE CONSERVANCY

    $1,000
    MERRIFIELD, VA2025

    CONSERVATION PARTNER OF THE MICHIGAN NATURE CONSERVANCY

    EAST LANSING EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION

    $1,000
    EAST LANSING, MI2025

    GENERAL PURPOSE

    REACH STUDIO ART CENTER

    $1,000
    LANSING, MI2025

    GENERAL PURPOSE

    TORCH LAKE PROTECTION ALLIANCE

    $1,000
    BELLAIRE, MI2025

    GENERAL PURPOSE

    LEELANAU SCHOOL

    $1,000
    GLEN ARBOR, MI2025

    GENERAL PURPOSE

    LAKE CHARLEVOIX ASSOCIATION

    $1,000
    CHARLEVOIX, MI2025

    GENERAL PURPOSE

    MICHIGAN SCIENCE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION

    $800
    OKEMOS, MI2025

    GENERAL PURPOSE

    WKAR TV

    $600
    EAST LANSING, MI2025

    GENERAL PURPOSE

    WAVERLY ROBOTICS

    $500
    LANSING, MI2025

    GENERAL PURPOSE

    CAPITAL AREA HUMANE SOCIETY

    $500
    LANSING, MI2025

    GENERAL PURPOSE