Funders to approach for League for Animals and People of the Summit

Frisco, Colorado$190k revenue10 funders on file

The League for Animals & People of the Summit was established in 1990 and obtained 501(c)(3) status in 1992. We work to reduce the number of unwanted pets through comprehensive spay/neuter programs and give financial aid to low income residents to obtain necessary veterinary care for their animals. We seek to promote and enhance the human-animal bond with our financial aid programs and our fun-draisers that get whole families to participate in events with their dogs. L.A.P.S. also financially assists the Summit County Animal Shelter to offset the spay/neuter costs for adoptee animals in residence by subsidizing their entire spay/neuter program through grants LAPS…

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1Petco LoveSimilar grantees: League for Animal Welfare ($3k/yr), Friendship Animal Protective League ($100k/yr), Spay-Neuter Assistance Program Inc ($73k/yr)1 in 41$10k
2The Summerlee FoundationSimilar grantees: Pet Prevent a Litter (Pals) of Central Texas ($4k/yr), Paws Atlanta Incorporated ($10k/yr), Espanola Valley Humane Society ($6k/yr)1 in 48$7k
3Richard Reed FoundationGives in Colorado (44 of 71)Similar grantees: Humane Society of the South Platte Valley Inc ($16k/yr)1 in 60$7k

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