Saddlebrooke Sunrise Rotary Club Foundation

Saint Louis, MO
Tax exemption issued: May 2020
EIN: 47-4985267

Type of Nonprofit

Designated as a 501(c)(3) Organizations for any of the following purposes: religious, educational, charitable, scientific, literary, testing for public safety, fostering national or international amateur sports competition (as long as it doesn't provide athletic facilities or equipment), or the prevention of cruelty to children or animals.

Category: Community Improvement, Capacity Building / Community Service Clubs (NTEE)

Donations to this organization are tax deductible.

Tax Filings by Year

Form 990 is an information return that most organizations claiming federal tax-exempt status must file yearly with the IRS. Nonprofit Explorer has IRS digitized Form 990 data for filings processed in 2012 and later. Duplicate download links may indicate a resubmission or amendment to this organization's original return. Organizations with gross receipts of less than $50,000 can file the form 990-N postcard filing, which doesn’t include financial details. All Form 990 data is from the IRS.

Fiscal Year Ending Oct.
2025

Gross receipts

Less than $50,000

Postcard filings do not ask for a specific revenue amount and provide no additional financial details.

990-N

Postcard filing for an organization with gross receipts less than $50,000. These filings do not generate a downloadable form.

Fiscal Year Ending Oct.
2024

Gross receipts

Less than $50,000

Postcard filings do not ask for a specific revenue amount and provide no additional financial details.

990-N

Postcard filing for an organization with gross receipts less than $50,000. These filings do not generate a downloadable form.

Fiscal Year Ending Oct.
2023

Gross receipts

Less than $50,000

Postcard filings do not ask for a specific revenue amount and provide no additional financial details.

990-N

Postcard filing for an organization with gross receipts less than $50,000. These filings do not generate a downloadable form.

Fiscal Year Ending Oct.
2022

Gross receipts

Less than $50,000

Postcard filings do not ask for a specific revenue amount and provide no additional financial details.

990-N

Postcard filing for an organization with gross receipts less than $50,000. These filings do not generate a downloadable form.

Fiscal Year Ending Oct.
2021

Gross receipts

Less than $50,000

Postcard filings do not ask for a specific revenue amount and provide no additional financial details.

990-N

Postcard filing for an organization with gross receipts less than $50,000. These filings do not generate a downloadable form.

Fiscal Year Ending Oct.
2020

Gross receipts

Less than $50,000

Postcard filings do not ask for a specific revenue amount and provide no additional financial details.

990-N

Postcard filing for an organization with gross receipts less than $50,000. These filings do not generate a downloadable form.

Fiscal Year Ending Oct.
2019

Gross receipts

Less than $50,000

Postcard filings do not ask for a specific revenue amount and provide no additional financial details.

990-N

Postcard filing for an organization with gross receipts less than $50,000. These filings do not generate a downloadable form.

Fiscal Year Ending Oct.
2018

Extracted financial data is not available for the forms filed in this tax period, but Form 990 documents are available for download.

990-PF

Primary tax return for a private foundation's activities, finances, and governance

PDF

Fiscal Year Ending Oct.
2017

Revenue

$6,389

Expenses

$3,498

Net Income

$2,891

Net Assets

$9,209

Notable Sources of Revenue		Percent of Total Revenue
Contributions Received	$6,387	100.0%
Interest Revenue	$2	0.0%
Dividends	$0
Sales of Assets	$0
Other Income	$0

Notable Expenses		Percent of Total Expenses
Charitable Disbursements	$0
Compensation of Officers*	$0
* Officer compensation may be included in charitable disbursements, so Percent of Total Expenses may add up to greater than 100%.

Assets/Debt
Total Assets	$9,209
Total Liabilities	$0
Net Assets	$9,209

Compensation

Key Employees and Officers	Compensation	Other
Dick Kroese (Director)	$0	$0
Savo Fries (Director)	$0	$0
Roger Swett (Treasurer)	$0	$0
Jack Stebe (President)	$0	$0

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990-PF

Filed on March 19, 2018

Primary tax return for a private foundation's activities, finances, and governance

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Fiscal Year Ending Oct.
2016

Extracted financial data is not available for the forms filed in this tax period, but Form 990 documents are available for download.

990-PF

Primary tax return for a private foundation's activities, finances, and governance

PDF

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