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Suzanne and Walter Scott Foundation
To Nebraska ballot committees
$0To tracked Nebraska PACs
$0990 grants to tracked groups
$131,183,592Documented upstream (990)
$0Charitable grants (IRS 990-PF / Schedule I, latest return per tax year 2019–2024): $131,183,592 total; $118,743,942 to Nebraska recipients, $12,439,650 out of state (aggregate).
Top Nebraska recipients: University Of Nebraska Foundation $42,373,279 · University Of Nebraska Omaha $14,466,662 · Hastings College Foundation $6,403,944 · Teammates Mentoring Program $5,040,500 · Amy L Scott Family Foundation $5,000,080 · Dixon Family Foundation $5,000,080 · Lori And David Scott Foundation $5,000,080 · Parker Family Foundation $5,000,080 · Avenue Scholars Foundation $4,188,141 · Metropolitan Community College Foundation $2,950,917
Measures backed
No contributions to Nebraska ballot committees in NADC filings.
Candidates & other Nebraska committees
None in NADC filings.
Timeline
2019
2020
2022
2023
2024
Multi-year totals are spread evenly across their years for this chart; the table has exact figures.
All documented flows
| Direction | Counterparty | Amount | Years | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Out | Other Nebraska grantees of Suzanne and Walter Scott Foundation | $116,698,132 | 2019–2024 | IRS 990 · EIN · filing |
| Out | Out-of-state grantees of Suzanne and Walter Scott Foundation | $12,439,650 | 2019–2024 | IRS 990 · EIN · filing |
| Out | Omaha Community Foundation | $1,875,810 | 2019–2024 | IRS 990 · EIN · filing |
| Out | Platte Institute | $170,000 | 2019–2024 | IRS 990 · EIN · filing |
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