Provide shelter, meals, recovery and job-readiness services to men and women experiencing homelessness, hunger, poverty and addiction in Colorado Springs; 'Heal Colorado Springs — one neighbor at a time.'
The Springs Rescue Mission’s largest recent grant was an $18,397,628 transfer of real property to SRM Legacy Foundation, showing that its grantmaking includes major asset transfers alongside direct support for services. The foundation’s work centers on homelessness services in Colorado Springs, with grants tied to shelter, meals, recovery, job-readiness, and support for needy and disabled individuals. Recent awards also show repeated funding for God’s Pantry in Fountain and Discover Goodwill in Colorado Springs, indicating an ongoing relationship with local organizations serving vulnerable residents. A smaller 2025 grant to Greenway Flats LLC for property financing adds another layer to how the foundation supports housing-related infrastructure. The Springs Rescue Mission describes its mission as providing shelter, meals, recovery and job-readiness services to men and women experiencing homelessness, hunger, poverty and addiction in Colorado Springs. Its stated aim is to “Heal Colorado Springs — one neighbor at a time.”
Homelessness and shelter-related support sit at the center of this foundation’s giving. In 2025, it gave $1,464,548 to Discover Goodwill in Colorado Springs to help needy and disabled individuals, and it made another $1,060,474 grant to God’s Pantry in Fountain for the same purpose. The organization also backs housing-linked property work: Greenway Flats LLC received $309,583 in 2025 for property financing through an interest-free loan. Beyond housing and basic needs, the mission statement points to recovery and employment: it serves men and women experiencing addiction and offers job-readiness services. That combination of shelter, food, recovery, and work supports defines the foundation’s practical approach.
The Springs Rescue Mission makes large grants, with a typical range clustered around seven figures: p25 is $701,623, median is $1,172,416, and p75 is $1,476,443. The grant record shows repeated awards to the same local recipients across multiple years, especially God’s Pantry and Discover Goodwill, which suggests ongoing support rather than one-time giving. It is not a fund that gives to individuals, and the recent grants include both outright support and structured financing, including an interest-free loan for property purposes. The latest 990 year on file is 2025.
$21.2M
$10.1M
$16.7M
$34.2M
Most grants fall between $702K and $1.5M, with a median of $1.2M.
25th Percentile
$702K
Median
$1.2M
75th Percentile
$1.5M
About 100% of grants go to recipients in CO.
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Grantmaking is local and entirely in Colorado: 100% of grants went to recipients in the HQ state. Colorado Springs appears frequently, including SRM Legacy Foundation, Discover Goodwill, and Greenway Flats LLC. Fountain also appears as a recipient city through God’s Pantry. The pattern is concentrated in the Colorado Springs area rather than spread across states or countries, and the recipient-country distribution shows all recent grants stayed within the US.
It funds local organizations tied to homelessness services, emergency and low-barrier shelter, meals and food services, addiction recovery, and employment and skills training. The recent grants also include property-related support, including real property transfer and property financing.
No. The recent grant record shows 8 grants, all to US recipients, and 100% of grants went to recipients in Colorado.
Its typical grant size is relatively large: p25 is $701,623, the median is $1,172,416, and p75 is $1,476,443. The recent record also includes one much larger asset transfer of $18,397,628.
The record shows recurring support to the same organizations across multiple years. God’s Pantry received grants in 2023, 2024, and 2025, and Discover Goodwill received grants in 2023, 2024, and 2025.
No. The foundation’s profile states that it does not fund individuals, and the recent grants are made to organizations such as SRM Legacy Foundation, God’s Pantry, Discover Goodwill, and Greenway Flats LLC.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SRM Legacy Foundation | Colorado Springs, CO | $18,397,628 | 2025 | Transfer real property to supporting organization |
| Discover Goodwill | Colorado Springs, CO | $1,464,548 | 2025 | To help the needy and disabled individuals |
| God's Pantry | Fountain, CO | $1,060,474 | 2025 | To help the needy and disabled individuals |
| Greenway Flats LLC | Colorado Springs, CO | $309,583 | 2025 | Property financing- interest free loan |
| God's Pantry | Fountain, CO | $1,512,129 | 2024 | To help the needy and disabled individuals |
| Discover Goodwill | Colorado Springs, CO | $752,816 | 2024 | To help the needy and disabled individuals |
| God's Pantry | Fountain, CO | $1,284,358 | 2023 | To help the needy and disabled individuals |
| Discover Goodwill | Colorado Springs, CO | $548,043 | 2023 | To help the needy and disabled individuals |
SRM Legacy Foundation
$18,397,628Transfer real property to supporting organization
Discover Goodwill
$1,464,548To help the needy and disabled individuals
God's Pantry
$1,060,474To help the needy and disabled individuals
Greenway Flats LLC
$309,583Property financing- interest free loan
God's Pantry
$1,512,129To help the needy and disabled individuals
Discover Goodwill
$752,816To help the needy and disabled individuals
God's Pantry
$1,284,358To help the needy and disabled individuals
Discover Goodwill
$548,043To help the needy and disabled individuals