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DENVER, CO · 2025 filing

KENNETH KENDAL KING FOUNDATION

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KENNETH KENDAL KING FOUNDATION accepts grant applications.

Its most recent filing reports $2.9M given across 115 grants.

A typical grant is around $25K.

It funds arts, culture & humanities, human services, education.

That filing also reported program-related investments, which are loans or equity rather than grants, and which is how foundation money occasionally reaches a company.

What they give

$2.9M
Total giving
115
Grants made
$25K
Typical grant
$75K
Largest grant

From their 2025 Form 990-PF. Foundations file annually, so these figures describe a year that has already closed.

What their grants run

The 115 grants itemized on their 2025 filing, by size. Half of them landed between $10K and $35K, which is the range to judge your own ask against.

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Under $1K$1K–5K$5K–25K$25K–100K$100K–1MOver $1M
Itemized grants on the 2025 filing, bucketed by grant size.

Where the money went

Grants on the 2025 filing stayed close to home: Colorado ($2.9M) and California ($35K). Most small foundations give almost entirely within one state, and this one is the rule rather than the exception.

What they fund

Derived from where the money actually went rather than from a stated mission, which is the more useful of the two and frequently the different one.

  • Arts, Culture & Humanities
  • Human Services
  • Education

Recent giving reached California, Colorado.

Their most recent 990-PF reported program-related investments: money moved as loans, guarantees or equity rather than grants. That is one filing year rather than a standing program, and it is rare, roughly one foundation in eighty on this site. It is also one of the few routes foundation money reaches a company.

Find more about this foundation in Quillify

This page is what their filing says about them. Quillify holds what it means for you, matched against your own organization.

  • All 115 grants, with recipient and amount
  • Who they fund that looks like you
  • Are you eligible? Read from the actual filing
  • Their deadline, on a calendar with lead time
  • A proposal drafted to what they actually fund

Browsing and keyword search are free, no card required. Source filing on ProPublica.