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IRS 990-PF profile

OTTO SCHOITZ FOUNDATION

Waterloo, IA · EIN 811949053 · Data as of July 31, 2026

Can an organization apply?

Yes. Its 2025 filing describes how to apply.

Application timing as written in that filing: “SUBMISSION DEADLINES ARE IDENTIFIED IN THE FOUNDATION'S ONLINE GRANT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM.” This is historical filing information.

How to apply, from its own filing

Contact
AMY WILES / 3192322870
Address
114 E 4TH STREET SUITE 300, WATERLOO, IA, 50703
Form and process
APPLICATIONS SHOULD BE SUBMITTED VIA THE FOUNDATION'S ONLINE GRANT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM IDENTIFYING THE PURPOSE AND AMOUNT REQUESTED. THE APPLICATION SHOULD BE ACCOMPANIED BY FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, PROOF OF 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATION STATUS OR VERIFICATION THAT THE ORGANIZATION WILL USE THE FUNDS EXCLUSIVELY FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES OR AS OTHERWISE DESCRIBED IN IRC SECTION 170(C)(1), AND OTHER SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS AS REQUESTED.
Restrictions
ALL AWARDS MUST BE TO CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY, OR EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS WITHIN THE MEANING OF IRC SECTION 501(C)(3) OR EXCLUSIVELY FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES OR AS OTHERWISE DESCRIBED IN IRC SECTION 170(C)(1) AND FOR PROJECTS/ORGANIZATIONS WITHIN THE FOUNDATION'S 30-MILE FUNDING RADIUS.

own 990-PF filing, 2025. Filed text, not a live application channel. Names, addresses and deadlines age quickly; confirm against current first-party guidance before sending anything.

Giving reported · 2025
$3,726,109
Assets reported
$74,423,347
Median grant
$25,000
Latest filing year
2025

$4,053,500 in grants already approved for future payment across 28 grants, reported 2025. Grants the foundation approved for future payment as reported on its 990-PF. Approved is not paid, and the filing does not say when payment falls due.

Where its recorded grants went

Recipient location in the quality-gated IRS record.

IA237 award lines
KS2 award lines
MA1 award lines

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What this data is, and what it is not
  • Source: IRS 990-PF filings, grant schedules, and Business Master File identity data.
  • Privacy: Grant recipients that read as named individuals are withheld unless the IRS Business Master File corroborates an organization of that name in that state. Withheld lines are absent from every count and total on this page..
  • Interpretation: Historical grants do not establish current mission, eligibility, application status, or likelihood of future funding.

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