The Inspirata Foundation concentrates nearly all of its giving on a single overseas beneficiary in Honduras, routing the vast majority of its budget to that affiliate or project. Grants are described simply as donations/program support, indicating direct charitable support for operations or programs in Honduras rather than a diversified grantmaking portfolio. The foundation appears to operate as a small private funder focused on one geographic mission rather than broad domestic philanthropy.
Highly concentrated: very few grants (three total) with two repeat payments to the same Honduras affiliate, representing the vast majority of total giving; grants are modest in number but sizable in amount for a small foundation.
A single overseas beneficiary in Tegucigalpa accounts for most of Inspirata Foundation’s recent grantmaking. The foundation’s largest awards go to Inspirata Foundation Hondurs and related Inspirata Honduras entries, showing a tightly focused pattern of support rather than a broad portfolio. Its 2024 gift of $144,844 and 2025 gift of $47,042 to the Tegucigalpa-based affiliate sit alongside other sizable payments in the same orbit, including a $32,683 donation and smaller restricted-purpose awards for kitchen equipment, equipment, and security cameras. That mix points to direct support for program operations and capital needs. Beyond the Honduras-centered grants, the foundation also makes smaller gifts to a limited set of U.S. organizations and individuals, including Orphanos Foundation in Cordova, Tennessee, and Fundacion Hondurena Ninos con Cance in Guillen Zelaya. The overall picture is of a small private funder with concentrated charitable relationships and recurring support for the same affiliated project over multiple years.
Inspirata Foundation’s clearest thematic thread is support for a Honduras-based project platform. It gave $7,091 in 2023 to Inspirata Honduras in Tegucigalpa for kitchen equipment, then followed with a $5,494 equipment grant and a $1,164 security cameras grant to the same recipient. That pattern suggests funding for facilities and operations rather than general awareness work. The foundation also makes academic scholarship awards: Living Hope for Honduras in La Grange, Georgia received $500 in 2025 for academic scholarship, and Africa Freedom Mission in Summerville, South Carolina received $200 for the same purpose. A separate education-related gift went to Oklahoma Wesleyan University in Bartlesville, Oklahoma for academic scholarship. In health-related giving, the foundation awarded $5,000 to Fundacion Hondurena Ninos con Cance in Guillen Zelaya.
Inspirata Foundation’s typical grant size is small, with a p25 of $200, a median of $5,000, and a p75 of $7,091. The distribution is highly skewed by a few large gifts, while many awards sit at the low end. The recent record also shows repeated support across multiple years for the same Honduras-linked recipient family, indicating an ongoing relationship rather than one-off project funding. The foundation funds individuals as well as organizations, and the grants include donations, gifts, academic scholarships, and restricted-purpose equipment support. No program-related investments are listed.
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$441K
$280K
$311K
Most grants fall between $200 and $7K, with a median of $5K.
25th Percentile
$200
Median
$5K
75th Percentile
$7K
About 9% of grants go to recipients in MI.
Top 2 recipient countries by grant volume for Inspirata Foundation.
| Rank | Country | Grants | Total | Share |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | United StatesDomestic | 11 | $11K | 61.1% |
| 2 | Honduras | 7 |
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Notable grantees: INSPIRATA FOUNDATION HONDURS, Inspirata Hondras, Inspirata Foundation (Scottsdale/Honduras affiliate)
Grantmaking lands mostly in Honduras and the United States, with 38.9% of grants going to Honduras recipients and 61.1% to U.S. recipients. Tegucigalpa appears repeatedly as the center of the foundation’s overseas giving. In the U.S., recipient cities include Cordova, Tennessee; La Grange, Georgia; Bartlesville, Oklahoma; Summerville, South Carolina; Albuquerque, New Mexico; Fort Collins, Colorado; Grand Rapids, Michigan; Milan, Michigan; and Phoneix, Arizona. New Mexico is the top state by grant count.
The foundation gives gifts, donations, academic scholarships, and restricted-purpose support such as kitchen equipment, equipment, and security cameras. Its recent grants include both organizational support and scholarships to individuals, showing a mix of institutional and individual giving.
Yes. The recent record shows repeated support to the same Honduras-based affiliate across 2023, 2024, and 2025, including large gifts and smaller equipment-related awards. That pattern points to an ongoing relationship rather than isolated grants.
Its typical grant size is $200 at the 25th percentile, $5,000 at the median, and $7,091 at the 75th percentile. The grant list shows a wide spread between small awards and a few much larger payments.
By recipient location, the foundation gives most often in New Mexico, while a large share of its grants also goes to Honduras. The recipient list shows activity in Tegucigalpa and several U.S. states, including Tennessee, Georgia, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Colorado, Michigan, and Arizona.
Yes. Recent grants include academic scholarship awards to individuals or individual-focused recipients, such as Living Hope for Honduras in La Grange, Georgia, Africa Freedom Mission in Summerville, South Carolina, and Elic in Fort Collins, Colorado.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
| $243K |
38.9% |
Recipient country reflects the grantee's headquarters per IRS 990-PF and Schedule F filings, not the program's implementation country.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| INSPIRATA FOUNDATION HONDURS | TEGUCIGALPA | $47,042 | 2025 | Gift |
| Fundacion Hondurena Ninos con Cance | Guillen Zelaya, Fr | $5,000 | 2025 | Gift |
| Orphanos | Cordova, TN | $3,750 | 2025 | Gift |
| Living Hope for Honduras | La Grange, GA | $500 | 2025 | Academic Scholarship |
| Friendship Sports International | Grand Rapids, MI | $500 | 2025 | Gift |
| Oklahoma Wesleyan University | Bartlesville, OK | $256 | 2025 | Academic Scholarship |
| Africa Freedom Mission | Summerville, SC | $200 | 2025 | Academic Scholarship |
| ELIC | Fort Collins, CO | $153 | 2025 | Academic Scholarship |
| Arthritis Foundation | Phoneix, AZ | $100 | 2025 | Gift |
| INSPIRATA FOUNDATION HONDURS | TEGUCIGALPA | $144,844 | 2024 | Gift |
| Inspirata Hondras | Tegucigalpa | $32,683 | 2024 | Donation |
| Orphanos Foundation | Cordova, TN | $5,000 | 2024 | Donation |
| Menaul School | Albuquerque, NM | $200 | 2024 | Donation |
| Fieldstone Church | Milan, MI | $200 | 2024 | Donation |
| Inspirata Honduras | Tegucigalpa | $7,091 | 2023 | Kitchen Equipment |
| Inspirata Honduras | Tegucigalpa | $5,494 | 2023 | EQUIPMENT |
| Inspirata Honduras | Tegucigalpa | $1,164 | 2023 | Security Cameras |
| Oklahoma Wesleyan | Bartiesville, OK | $200 | 2023 | Donation |
INSPIRATA FOUNDATION HONDURS
$47,042Gift
Fundacion Hondurena Ninos con Cance
$5,000Gift
Living Hope for Honduras
$500Academic Scholarship
Friendship Sports International
$500Gift
Oklahoma Wesleyan University
$256Academic Scholarship
Africa Freedom Mission
$200Academic Scholarship
Arthritis Foundation
$100Gift
INSPIRATA FOUNDATION HONDURS
$144,844Gift
Inspirata Hondras
$32,683Donation
Fieldstone Church
$200Donation
Inspirata Honduras
$7,091Kitchen Equipment
Inspirata Honduras
$5,494EQUIPMENT
Inspirata Honduras
$1,164Security Cameras
Oklahoma Wesleyan
$200Donation