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Nonprofits›Madison River Foundation Inc

Environment

Madison River Foundation Inc

ENNIS, MT

Website

Total revenue

$319K

Total expenses

$267K

Net assets

$347K

Grants received

$418K

33 grants

EIN

562333733

Tax year

2024

Mission

To preserve, protect, and enhance the madison river ecosystem.

Programs

1 program

Awards and scholarships to students

Expenses: $100Grants: $100

Financials

FY 2024

Revenue

Contributions & grants$359K

Program service revenue—

Investment income$500

Other revenue—

Total revenue$319K

Expenses

Grants paid$100

Salaries & benefits$125K

Fundraising$41K

Other expenses$141K

Total expenses$267K

Total assets$359K

Net assets$347K

People

8 listed

NameRoleCompensation

KEITH BRAUNEIS

Executive Dir.

Board

$52K

40 hrs/wk

KEVIN KRAMER

Secretary

Board

—

20 hrs/wk

NEAL INGRAM

Director

Board

—

5 hrs/wk

WILL MORGAN

Director

Board

—

5 hrs/wk

SETH JUDD

Director

Board

—

5 hrs/wk

ANNE MORGAN

President

Board

—

20 hrs/wk

ROY WASHBURN

Director

Board

—

5 hrs/wk

TED KRUZAN

Treasurer

Board

—

5 hrs/wk

Grants received

Showing 33 of 33

FromAmountPurposeYear

Spartanburg County Foundation

$5K

General Support

2024

AMERICAS FOUNDATION INC

$50K

PHILANTHROPIC/EDUCATIONAL PURPOSE

2023

Willard L Eccles Charitable Foundation

$25K

General charitable purposes

2023

DONOR ADVISED CHARITABLE GIVING INC

$15K

ENVIRONMENTAL AND ANIMALS

2023

MARIN COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

$10K

SUPPORT THE O'DELL RESTORATION PROJECT

2023

THE LESLIE MILLER AND RICHARD WORLEY

$5K

GENERAL FUNDS

2023

HENAGAN FOUNDATION INC

$5K

HONOR THE RIVER PROGRAM

2023

TEEL'S MARSH FOUNDATION

$1K

GENERAL SUPPORT

2023

THE WEGLICKI FAMILY FOUNDATION

$1K

GENERAL SUPPORT

2023

AMERICAS FOUNDATION INC

$50K

PHILANTHROPIC/EDUCATIONAL PURPOSE

2022

AMERICAS FOUNDATION INC

$50K

PHILANTHROPIC/EDUCATIONAL PURPOSE

2022

NATL CHRISTIAN CHARITABLE FDN INC

$25K

CULTURE

2022

THE ED AND YVONNE PARISH FOUNDATION

$25K

GENERAL SUPPORT

2022

Willard L Eccles Charitable Foundation

$25K

General charitable purposes

2022

NATL CHRISTIAN CHARITABLE FDN INC

$25K

CULTURE

2022

THE LESLIE MILLER AND RICHARD WORLEY

$8K

GENERAL FUNDS

2022

TEEL'S MARSH FOUNDATION

$2K

GENERAL SUPPORT

2022

THE WEGLICKI FAMILY FOUNDATION

$1K

Annual Giving

2022

LUTHER & TERESA KING FAMILY FOUNDATION

$1K

CONSERVATION PROJECTS

2022

Willard L Eccles Charitable Foundation

$25K

General charitable purposes

2021

DONOR ADVISED CHARITABLE GIVING INC

$8K

ENVIRONMENTAL AND ANIMALS

2021

Stephen G and Susan E Denkers

$5K

General charitable purposes

2021

TEEL'S MARSH FOUNDATION

$2K

GENERAL SUPPORT

2021

LUTHER & TERESA KING FAMILY FOUNDATION

$1K

CONSERVATION PROJECTS

2021

THE LESLIE MILLER AND RICHARD WORLEY

$5K

GENERAL FUNDS

2020

MOONLIGHT COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

$3K

THE PROJECT AREA, LOCATED ON THE EAST BANK UPSTREAM OF THE STOREY DITCH BOAT LAUNCH (ON BLM LAND), CONTAINS A STAND OF RIPARIAN VEGETATION, BUT ON THE UPSTREAM END OF THE FLOODPLAIN WILLOWS ARE DECADENT AND THE RIPARIAN VEGETATION COMMUNITY IS SHRINKING IN SIZE (FIGURE 2). FURTHER UPSTREAM, THE STREAMBANK HAS LITTLE TO NO WOODY RIPARIAN VEGETATION. AS A RESULT OF THE ALTERED FLOW REGIME DUE TO HEBGEN DAM, THE MAJORITY OF RIVERBANKS IN THIS REACH DO NOT RECEIVE THE OVERBANK FLOWS AND SCOUR/DEPOSITION NECESSARY TO SUPPORT NATURAL COLONIZATION BY WOODY RIPARIAN VEGETATION. THE STOREY DITCH RIPARIAN RESTORATION PROJECT WILL INCORPORATE MULTIPLE RESTORATION TREATMENTS INCLUDING BANK RESTORATION, PLANTING, AND WILDLIFE FENCING TO ENHANCE THE WOODY RIPARIAN VEGETATION ALONG THE STREAMBANKS OF THE MADISON RIVER.

2020

LUTHER & TERESA KING FAMILY FOUNDATION

$1K

CONSERVATION PROJECTS

2020

THE WEGLICKI FAMILY FOUNDATION

$1K

Annual Giving

2020

THE ED AND YVONNE PARISH FOUNDATION

$1K

GENERAL SUPPORT