Youth Benefit Corporation No 129

EIN 43-1698004 · MO · NTEE N20

Invitation only Typical grant ~$350 Funds in MO
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Giving Profile

In 2025, Youth Benefit Corporation No 129 based in MO paid 68 grants totaling $20.7K to 68 organizations. Individual grants ranged from $250 to $350, with a median of $350. Its largest recipients included Troop 116 BSA, Troop 161 BSA, and Troop 169 BSA. The foundation does not accept unsolicited applications — giving is by invitation only.

Foundation at a Glance

Total assets
$668,978
Giving (latest yr)
$20,700
Filing year
2025
Itemized grants
68
Median grant
$350
Recipients
68
States reached
1
Officers/trustees
2
Unsolicited applications
No — invitation only

Where the Money Goes

Top recipients

  • Troop 116 BSA$350
  • Troop 161 BSA$350
  • Troop 169 BSA$350
  • Troop 25 BSA$350
  • Troop 329 Osage$350

Where grants went

  • Missouri$20,700 · 68 grants

Grants Paid (68)

Troop 462 Osage
Washington, MO
To support the recipient organization's mission
$350
Troop 473 BSA
St Louis, MO
To support the recipient organization's mission
$350
Troop 580 BSA
St Louis, MO
To support the recipient organization's mission
$350
Troop 582 BSA
St Louis, MO
To support the recipient organization's mission
$350
Troop 584 BSA
St Louis, MO
To support the recipient organization's mission
$350
Troop 61 BSA
St Louis, MO
To support the recipient organization's mission
$350
Troop 646 BSA
St Louis, MO
To support the recipient organization's mission
$350
Troop 647 BSA
St Louis, MO
To support the recipient organization's mission
$350
Troop 648 BSA
St Louis, MO
To support the recipient organization's mission
$350
Troop 66 BSA
St Louis, MO
To support the recipient organization's mission
$350
Troop 661 BSA
St Louis, MO
To support the recipient organization's mission
$350
Troop 662 BSA
St Louis, MO
To support the recipient organization's mission
$350

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FAQFrequently Asked Questions

No. Youth Benefit Corporation No 129 does not accept unsolicited applications — its grantmaking is by invitation only. Cultivating a relationship or securing an introduction is typically required.

Youth Benefit Corporation No 129 is classified as a Human Services funder. Food, housing, youth development, employment, public safety, and family services.

In its most recent filing, Youth Benefit Corporation No 129 reported 68 itemized grants totaling $20.7K. Individual grants ranged from $250 to $350 (median $350).

Recent recipients include Troop 116 BSA, Troop 161 BSA, Troop 169 BSA, among 68 organizations in total. The full grant list is on this page.

Youth Benefit Corporation No 129 is a private foundation based in Missouri, per its IRS 990-PF filing.

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