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Nonprofits in SPRING LAKE, MI

70 tax-exempt organizations with a return on IRS file.

Largest nonprofits in SPRING LAKE by revenue

Top 5s in SPRING LAKE

Most raised in gifts and grants

Contributions, gifts and grants received in the year

  1. 1West Michigan Academy of Arts and Academics990, year ended Jun 2025$5.7M
  2. 2Bob and Leda Palmatter Foundation990-PF, year ended Dec 2025$2.1M
  3. 3Third Coast Elder Initiative990, year ended Dec 2024$925K
  4. 4Air Matters990, year ended Dec 2025$493.9K
  5. 5Spring Lake Presbyterian Housing Corporation for Evergreen VLG Apts990, year ended Mar 2025$473.6K

Largest reserves

Net assets (fund balance) at year end

  1. 1Bob and Leda Palmatter Foundation990-PF, year ended Dec 2025$20.4M
  2. 2John Dykema and Michele Maly-Dykema Family Foundation990-PF, year ended Dec 2025$4.9M
  3. 3Elizabeth Hekman Gordon Family Foundation990-PF, year ended Dec 2025$4.7M
  4. 4West Michigan Academy of Arts and Academics990, year ended Jun 2025$3.9M
  5. 5Henry a Fox JR & Kathleen O Brien Fox Charitable Foundation990-PF, year ended Dec 2025$2.6M

Highest-paid people

Compensation from the organization and related organizations, including other pay

  1. 1Ryan KeenanPresident · Third Coast Elder Initiative$126K
  2. 2Gillian MittelstaedtExecutive Director and Founder · Air Matters$116K
  3. 3Kiernan KilkennyHealthy Homes Specialist · Air Matters$96.7K
  4. 4Jody BussardPresident · Little Red House Inc$96K
  5. 5Marci FeustelSecretary/TR · Third Coast Elder Initiative$79K

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