How many television are there in Colorado?

12 television file a Form 990 with the IRS in Colorado.

What else are Cable Television called?

Also known as Cable TV, Closed Circuit Television, Community Access Television, Community Television, Educational Television, Interactive Television, Public Television, School Television, and Television Production.

Television · Colorado

Television nonprofits in Colorado

12 television in Colorado file a Form 990. Together they report $39 million in revenue and hold $94 million in assets.

The largest are Rocky Mountain Public Media Inc, Chicago Instructional Technology Foundation Inc, and Colorado Public Television Inc.

Organizations

Total revenue

$39.0M

Total assets

$93.6M

Television in Colorado

Largest by revenue first.

Rocky Mountain Public Media Inc 501(c)(3) · Denver, CO	$23.5M
Chicago Instructional Technology Foundation Inc 501(c)(4) · Longmont, CO	$7.0M
Colorado Public Television Inc 501(c)(3) · Denver, CO	$6.1M
Denver Area Educational Telecommunications Consortium Inc 501(c)(4) · Fort Collins, CO	$1.3M
Vail Community Television Corporation 501(c)(3) · Avon, CO	$432K
Grand Valley Public Radio Company 501(c)(3) · Grand Jct, CO	$429K
Summit Public Radio And Tv Inc 501(c)(3) · Dillon, CO	$299K
Boulder Community Media 501(c)(3) · Boulder, CO	$43K
FFort Collins Public Access Network Fc Pan 501(c)(3) · Fort Collins, CO	$23K
CCommunity Television Of Boulder 501(c)(3) · Boulder, CO	$0
TTelletopia Foundation 501(c)(4) · Castle Pines, CO	$0
BBlack Star Communications 501(c)(3) · Denver, CO	$0

Television by metro area

Denver5 orgs

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