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Private foundation · EIN 74-2252034

Cooper Clark Foundation

Liberal, KS

Cooper Clark Foundation is a private foundation based in Liberal, KS. On its Form 990-PF for tax year 2025, it reported $1.23M in grants and contributions paid across 112 grants, with $26.7M in assets (fair market value). Its return lists how to submit a request. Its largest grants went to Seward County, Genoa Fire Protection District and Walsh Healthcare Center.

How to request funding

Contact
Craig Hay
Phone
6206248471
Address
Po Box 2707, Liberal, Ks, 67905
Form and materials
See attached
Restrictions
The income of the foundation will be used to fund the projects that benefit the inhabitants of four eastern counties in colorado, five counties in kansas and two counties in oklahoma. the directors of the foundation will make distributions which will enhance facilities and which will support programs in those ten counties. distributions will be made as described in section 107(b)(1)(a) of the irc.

As reported on the foundation's Form 990-PF for tax year 2025. Requirements change; confirm with the foundation before applying.

Largest grants, tax year 2025

Historical data · not a prediction
RecipientLocationPurposeAmount
Seward CountyLiberal, KSEquipment Ambulance$100,000
Genoa Fire Protection DistrictGenoa, COEquipment$62,280
Walsh Healthcare CenterWalsh, COWater Boiler$60,000
City of BethuneBethune, COWastewater Treatment$60,000
City of CampoCcampo, COWater Well Pump Repair/Rescue Truck$57,900
City of WalshWalsh, CODoors/Building House Fire Truck$44,611
Town of PritchetPritchett, COFire Truck$43,735
Stratton School DistrictStratton, COSound System Scoreboard Etc$40,000
Turpin Fire DeptTurpin, OKTruck$40,000
Crow Luther Cultural Events CenterEads, COCommunity Revitilization$37,500
Country Living Learning CenterKit Carson, COChild Care Center$30,000
City of StrattonStratton, CO—$26,330
Karval Community AllianceKarval, COCommunity Building$25,500
Bakers Arts FoundationLiberal, KSEquipment$25,000
Seward County Council on AgingLiberal, KSHeating and Air Conditioning$25,000
Walsh RecreationWalsh, COPool Boiler$21,930
Satanta Aging ProgramSatanta, KSFlooring and Island Countertop$20,462
Stepping Stone ShelterLiberal, KSEquipment$20,000
Beaver Public SchoolsBeaver, OKNew Sports Fields$20,000
Genoa High SchoolHugo, COTeacher Housing Improvements$19,244
Liberal Memorial LibraryLiberal, KS—$18,759
Limon Recreation DeptLimon, COBasektball Hoop$17,800
Seward County FireLiberal, KSEquipment$16,000
Kirk Lions ClubKirk, COPublic Restrooms$15,000
Walsh Community Grocery IncWalsh, COEquipment$15,000

The 25 largest of 112 grants listed on the return. Names and purposes as reported to the IRS.

Where its grants went

Quick answers

Does Cooper Clark Foundation accept grant applications?

Its Form 990-PF lists how to submit a request. Form and materials: See attached. Restrictions: The income of the foundation will be used to fund the projects that benefit the inhabitants of four eastern counties in colorado, five counties in kansas and two counties in oklahoma. the directors of the foundation will make distributions which will enhance facilities and which will support programs in those ten counties. distributions will be made as described in section 107(b)(1)(a) of the irc.. Confirm current requirements with the foundation before applying.

How much does Cooper Clark Foundation give each year?

For tax year 2025, it reported $1,227,567 in grants and contributions paid (112 grants). Giving can change from year to year.

What organizations has Cooper Clark Foundation funded?

Its largest grants in tax year 2025 went to Seward County (KS), $100K, Genoa Fire Protection District (CO), $62.3K, Walsh Healthcare Center (CO), $60K, City of Bethune (CO), $60K and City of Campo (CO), $57.9K.