Education
Alpha Phi Foundation Inc
DENVER, CO
Total revenue
$6.4M
Total expenses
$4.3M
Net assets
$28.0M
Grants received
$1.2M
107 grants
EIN
363895478
Tax year
2024
Mission
Advancing women's lives through power of philanthropy.
Programs
3 programs
Scholarships - the foundation awards merit and need based educational scholarships to collegiate and alumnae students based on academic achievement, organizational and community activities, references, and personal essays. They may be used towards academic activities including tuition, course-related fees, and books and supplies required for course enrollment. Scholarships may be used towards full-time or part-time enrollment, a status defined in accordance with the full-time and part-timepolicies of the university/college.
Community contributions - the foundation provides grants to 501(c)(3) organizations with a shared focus in heart health. They are made on behalf of alpha phi fraternity's local chapters. These community contribution grants are reviewed and approved by the executive director. The heart to heart grant is awarded annually to hospitals, educational institutions, and research organizations performing work in the area of women's cardiac care and research. These grants support groundbreaking advancements. In this fiscal year, our heart to heart grant funded a cohort of peer-support leaders (psls) across the u.s. And canada who have experienced spontaneous coronary artery dissection (scad), who will then be trained to provide support to current scad patients through online peer-support sessions. The project aims to learn whether evidence-based peer support to reduce stress and psychological distress is feasible and can improve outcomes among female cardiac patients.
Forget-me-not these assistance grants are paid to alpha phi fraternity collegians and alumnae in good standing who are facing severe financial distress, serious health issues, consequences of natural disasters, and urgent family crises. The grant is designed to provide temporary, short-term, financial assistance for an unforeseen event. Members may apply on their own or on behalf of a sister in need.applications are approved by the executive director. Members of the foundation's board of directors, foundation staff, and family members of both are ineligible. Heritage and educational housing grants provide grants for space related to educational purposes in collegiate chapter facilities. Provide grants for organizational history projects and spaces.
Financials
FY 2024
Revenue
Expenses
People
14 listed
LINDA SCHNETZER
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
$91K
40 hrs/wk
JACKEE SCHOOLS
VICE CHAIR FUNDING PRIORIT
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5 hrs/wk
CLAIRE COSTIN
TREASURER
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5 hrs/wk
BARBARA TINGLEY
ASSISTANT TREASURER
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5 hrs/wk
SHANA SMITH
SECRETARY
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5 hrs/wk
JANIS COUGHLIN-PIESTER
ASSISTANT SECRETARY
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5 hrs/wk
REBECCA ZANATTA
CHAIR
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5 hrs/wk
JENNIFER JOHNSTON
DIRECTOR
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5 hrs/wk
SHERYL BARDEN
DIRECTOR
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5 hrs/wk
DARA GOLDSMITH
DIRECTOR
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5 hrs/wk
KATE HALFON
EX OFFICIO
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5 hrs/wk
SUSAN MCNEICE
DIRECTOR
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5 hrs/wk
JANELLE DEL CARLO
VICE CHAIR DEVELOPMENT
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5 hrs/wk
AMY PEEBLES
FORMER EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
$119K
40 hrs/wk
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