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BLUE AND YOU FOUNDATION
BLUE AND YOU FOUNDATION is listed by the Internal Revenue Service as a private grantmaking foundation exempt under Section 501(c)(3), with employer...
Overview
BLUE AND YOU FOUNDATION is listed by the Internal Revenue Service as a private grantmaking foundation exempt under Section 501(c)(3), with employer identification number 71-0862108. The IRS filing address is in LITTLE ROCK, AR, United States. For the tax period ending December 2024, the IRS Exempt Organizations Business Master File lists year-end book assets of USD 81,266,573 and an IRS-computed Income Amount of USD 26,482,667. For private foundations, this extract field combines total revenue with specified cost-of-goods and cost-basis amounts from Form 990-PF. The IRS ruling date on file is November 2001. These tax-filing amounts are not assets under management or net profit.
General information
Firm type
Private Foundation
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
LITTLE ROCK
Frequently asked questions
What is BLUE AND YOU FOUNDATION?
The IRS lists BLUE AND YOU FOUNDATION as a private grantmaking foundation exempt under Section 501(c)(3), with EIN 71-0862108.
What filing locality does the IRS record for BLUE AND YOU FOUNDATION?
The IRS filing address is in LITTLE ROCK, AR, United States.
What book assets does the IRS report for BLUE AND YOU FOUNDATION?
For the tax period ending December 2024, the IRS lists year-end book assets of USD 81,266,573.
What does the IRS Income Amount for BLUE AND YOU FOUNDATION represent?
For the tax period ending December 2024, the IRS-computed Income Amount is USD 26,482,667. For private foundations, this extract field combines total revenue with specified cost-of-goods and cost-basis amounts from Form 990-PF.
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