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Año fiscal 2024

C E RICHARDSON BENEVOLENT FOUNDATION

Pulaski, Virginia·EIN 51-0227549·NTEE T20 · Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Grantmaking Foundations·501(c)(3)

* Sector derivado del tipo de formulario (Formulario 990-PF), no asignado por el IRS

Ingresos totales
$231k
Activos totales
$1.5M
Gastos totales
$353k
Directivos reportados
4

Compensación ejecutiva

Formulario 990-PF · Parte VIII · 4 personas reportadas · Año fiscal 2024

Las bandas de percentiles comparan la remuneración total de cada puesto con el mismo cargo en organizaciones de Filantropía, voluntariado y fundaciones en Virginia.

Manager & Trustee
Board Member
Mediana a percentil 75
$13k
$14k
Trustee
Board Member
Percentil 25 a mediana
$5k
$5k
Trustee Emeritus
Board Member
Percentil 25 a mediana
$5k
$5k
Trustee
Board Member
Percentil 25 a mediana
$5k
$5k

Las cifras en verde azulado expresan cada monto declarado en dólares de 2026.

Estimado con el IPC-U del BLS para la región South, expresando el salario declarado en dólares de mayo de 2026. Una reexpresión de salarios pasados, no lo que se paga hoy ni una proyección.

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Pago en contexto

La compensación más alta como proporción de los gastos

En 2024, la compensación total más alta en C E RICHARDSON BENEVOLENT FOUNDATION equivalió al 4% de los gastos totales de la organización. La mediana para las organizaciones de filantropía, voluntariado y fundaciones es 15%.

Esta organización (2024)
4%
Mediana del sector
15%
Mitad central del sector
5% a 24%

Basado en 35,946 organizaciones de filantropía, voluntariado y fundaciones, cada una medida en su año de declaración más reciente con gastos y compensación reportados.

Donaciones otorgadas

Donaciones detalladas reportadas en el Formulario 990-PF, Parte XV, de 2024 de esta fundación.

Total otorgado

$317k

Donaciones detalladas

50

Donación mediana

$5k

BeneficiarioUbicaciónPropósitoMonto
New River Comm Coll Ed FoundDublin, VATo provide tuition assistance to graduating Pulaski County High School students attending New River Community College.$25k
American National Red CrossRoanoke, VATo provide fundamental emergency services: direct cash assistance for families to identify their most urgent needs securing food and preventing immediate homelessness by providing lodging for the family whose home burned down; providing cleanup supplies to families whose basement flooded; providing immediate psychological care and comfort and new toys to children and installing smoke alarms.$10k
Dublin United Methodist ChurchDublin, VATo help fund the purchase of food for the Backpack Program which benefits approximately 130 children at Dublin Elementary School. The backpacks are distributed weekly.$10k
Fellowship of Christian AthletesBlacksburg, VAGrant funds wil be used to support the operating funds for Dave as FCA Metro Area Director and Football Chaplain as he shares the Gospel with both the athletes and the coaches as they journey with Jesus.$10k
Jordans Chapel Feed My LambsDraper, VATo purchase food that will be included in backpacks for students at Critzer and Pulaski Elementary. They expect to prepare over 380 backpacks each week. These students have been identified by the guidance counselors as maybe at risk of not having enough to eat on weekends and over holiday breaks. Parental permission is required for a child to participate. Each backpack contains two breakfasts two lunches three dinners three snacks and one drink.$10k
New River Valley Senior Services IncPulaski, VAGrant will be used to provide the residents of the New River Valley with non-emergency medical transportation. The target population is individuals with no other transportation options uninsured or underinsured and those who cannot access public transportation.$10k
Newbern Village Center IncorporatedDublin, VAGrant will be used to continue the work on the Newbern Community Center including work to repair the end wall facing parking lot side wall at ramp and restrooms.$10k
Pulaski Adult Day Service & Fall Prevention Center IncDublin, VAGrant will be used to purchase food for older adults attending the Adult Day Service.$10k
Town of Dublin Volunteer Fire DepartmentDublin, VAGrant funds will be used to replace turnout gear for the firefighters.$10k
Virginia Tech Foundation IncPulaski, VAGrant funds will be used to support the purchase of program equipment and materials for 4-H groups across Pulaski County.$10k
Emergency Needs Task Force of Pulaski CountyPulaski, VATo provide non-discriminating emergency assistance to the citizens of the Town and County of Pulaski whose income is 200% of the poverty level or lower. Assistance is provided for shelter electric water heating fuel non-narcotic prescriptions infant needs and food.$10k
Feeding Southwest VirginiaSalem, VATo provide support for their 21 Food Distribution Programs that collects inspects and distributes millions of pounds of purchased and donated food annually throughout a 12,400 square mile service region to nourish and holistically support the children seniors working individuals and low-income families of Southwest Virginia.$10k
YMCA of Pulaski County IncPulaski, VAGrant funds will be used to support staffing for their Active Older Adults Program Monday -- Friday from 9:00 a.m. -- 12:00 noon.$10k
Southwest Virginia Veterans Cemetery Volunteers IncBlacksburg, VAGrant will be used to support the construction of the Veterans Memorial Tower at the entrance of the cemetery. The tower will serve as a permanent memorial to all Veterans that have served in the United States Military.$10k
Childrens Assistive Technology SerMoneta, VAGrant funds will be use for cleaning supplies to prepare two hundred additional pieces of equipment for the purchase of replacement parts and for fuel and maintenance on their van as the organization provides no-cost assistive technology to children with physical neurological and development disabilities across Virginia enhancing their health communication and independence.$8k
Newbern Volunteer Fire DepartmentNewbern, VAGrant will be used to purchase new Personal Protective Gear for their firefighters. Each set of Structural Gear costs about $2,750. This gear has a duty cycle of 10 years or less as mandated by OSHA.$8k
Radford University Foundation IncRadford, VAGrant funds will be used for the support of their Highlander Career Readiness Fund. Housed in the Center for Career and Talent Development The Readiness Fund is designed to provide career-related resources to underrepresented students and first-generation students to gain access to more internships resources for career assessments coordinate off campus career treks and help with the Career Closet provide professional dress clothing to assist with the interview process.$8k
Pulaski Daily Bread IncPulaski, VAGrant will be used to purchase food and supplies to use in the preparation and serving of a free noon-day hot meal Monday through Friday for those individuals who feel they need nourishment and present themselves and their families to their facility.$7k
Young LifeRadford, VAGrant funds will be used for leader development and training travel and conferences program costs and camp transportation fund.$6k
Fine Arts Center for the New River Vallley IncPulaski, VATo provide for childrens art workshops and events to pay the Scholastic Affiliate Fee and annual reception and local scholarships for Scholastic Art Winners$6k
Fairlawn Volunteer Fire DepartmentFairlawn, VATo purchase 9 Motorola Mintor 7 Pagers with a 3-year warranty.$6k
Free Clinic of Pulaski County IncPulaski, VATo provide for pharmaceutical needs: medications diabetic supplies and in support of a part-time nurse practitioner.$6k
Lutheran Family Services of VARoanoke, VAThe Minnick School hopes to launch a Culinary Arts and Life Skills Program to empower their students. Specific use of funds: iCEV Culinary Arts Program $2750; SerSafe training for students $50 per student x 10 students $500; Culinary program supplies food and ingredients $2000.$5k
New River Historical SocietyNewbern, VAGrant funds would support the following educational programs: America 250 Programming History of Claytor Lake Water Tours Collaboration with Friends of Peak Creek Continuation of seasonal events with costumed living historians History Humpdays Continuation of "It Takes a Village" Programs that Celebrate History Summer History Camp and Book Talk Lecture Series$5k
Pulaski County Christmas Store IncPulaski, VAThis organization provides Christmas for 540 children. All receive an outfit and a book and parents receive one hundred points to spend on other items the child would like. Funds are used to purchase gifts for the children.$5k
Comparar los beneficiarios de esta fundación

Subió 15%
desde 2023

De $12k en 2023 a $13k en 2024.

$12k
2023
$13k
2024
En dólares de hoyEst.
Subió 11% en términos reales$13k a $14k

Estimado con el IPC-U del BLS para la región South, expresando el salario declarado en dólares de mayo de 2026. Una reexpresión de salarios pasados, no lo que se paga hoy ni una proyección.

Remuneración del cargo

La remuneración del cargo de Board Member subió 15% de 2023 a 2024, mientras que los ingresos subieron 8%.

$12k en 2023 a $13k en 2024.

Remuneración del cargo en sí, no de una persona en particular. El titular puede haber cambiado entre 2023 y 2024.

Compensación más alta reportada en cada año. Los miembros voluntarios de la junta y los pagos parciales de año se excluyen.

Esta es una fundación privada. Sus pares son fundaciones de tamaño de activos similar ($1M - $10M), porque la remuneración en las fundaciones depende de los activos administrados, no de los ingresos.

Entre pares

Ingresos y compensación máxima, comparados con organizaciones similares. Esta organización aparece resaltada en cian.

Preguntas frecuentes

Preguntas comunes sobre C E RICHARDSON BENEVOLENT FOUNDATION

¿Cuánto gana el Board Member de C E RICHARDSON BENEVOLENT FOUNDATION?

En 2024, el puesto de Board Member en C E RICHARDSON BENEVOLENT FOUNDATION recibió USD 13,221 en compensación total. Esta remuneración está por encima de la mediana (el punto medio) para puestos de Board Member entre organizaciones de Filantropía, voluntariado y fundaciones en Virginia, dentro de la mitad superior. Basado en datos del Formulario 990 del IRS.

¿Cómo se compara la remuneración del Board Member de C E RICHARDSON BENEVOLENT FOUNDATION con la de organizaciones similares?

Comparada con el mismo puesto en organizaciones de Filantropía, voluntariado y fundaciones en Virginia, la remuneración de 2024 del Board Member en C E RICHARDSON BENEVOLENT FOUNDATION se ubica entre la mediana y el percentil 75. En 2024, la compensación total más alta en C E RICHARDSON BENEVOLENT FOUNDATION equivalió al 4% de los gastos totales de la organización. La mediana para las organizaciones de filantropía, voluntariado y fundaciones es 15%.

¿Cuáles son los ingresos y gastos de C E RICHARDSON BENEVOLENT FOUNDATION?

En 2024, C E RICHARDSON BENEVOLENT FOUNDATION reportó $231k en ingresos totales y $353k en gastos totales en su Formulario 990 del IRS.

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