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Olympics nonprofits in Colorado

16 olympics in Colorado file a Form 990. Together they report $636 million in revenue and hold $806 million in assets.

The largest are United States Olympic And Paralympic Committee, United States Olympic And Paralympic Foundation, and United States Anti-Doping Agency.

Organizations
16
Total revenue
$636.4M
Total assets
$806.0M

Olympics in Colorado

Largest by revenue first.

United States Olympic And Paralympic Committee 501(c)(3) · Colorado Springs, CO $496.3M
United States Olympic And Paralympic Foundation 501(c)(3) · Colorado Springs, CO $66.0M
United States Anti-Doping Agency 501(c)(3) · Colorado Spgs, CO $23.3M
Usa Triathlon Of Colorado 501(c)(3) · Colorado Spgs, CO $17.1M
United States Fencing Association 501(c)(3) · Colorado Spgs, CO $15.8M
Usa Boxing Inc 501(c)(3) · Colorado Springs, CO $9.7M
Telluride Foundation 501(c)(3) · Telluride, CO $6.9M
Usa Pentathlon Inc 501(c)(3) · Colorado Springs, CO $1.2M
Florida Association Of Usa Boxing Inc 501(c)(3) · Colorado Springs, CO $60K
UUnited States Fencing Association 501(c)(3) · Lone Tree, CO $0
UUnited States Intercollegiate Boxing Association Inc 501(c)(3) · Colorado Springs, CO $0
WWomens Ski Jumping Usa Inc 501(c)(3) · Steamboat Spr, CO $0
UUnion Athletics Club 501(c)(3) · Denver, CO $0
NNational Training Center Shooting Club 501(c)(3) · Colorado Spgs, CO $0
PPanamerican Boxing Confederation 501(c)(3) · Colorado Spgs, CO
SSegment 28 501(c)(3) · Durango, CO
Public data from IRS Form 990 e-file & Business Master File. A 990 shows how an organization is run and funded — not its real-world outcomes. Figures are presented without evaluation; we do not rate, score, or rank organizations. · philanthropy.org