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Nonprofits in LEADVILLE, CO

53 tax-exempt organizations with a return on IRS file.

Largest nonprofits in LEADVILLE by revenue

Top 5s in LEADVILLE

Most raised in gifts and grants

Contributions, gifts and grants received in the year

  1. 1National Mining Hall of Fame and Museum990, year ended Dec 2024$2.4M
  2. 2Lake County Build a Generation990, year ended Dec 2024$1.6M
  3. 3Lake County Community Fund990, year ended Dec 2024$1.4M
  4. 4High Mountain Institute Inc990, year ended May 2025$1.4M
  5. 5Advocates of Lake County Inc990, year ended Dec 2024$1.3M

Largest reserves

Net assets (fund balance) at year end

  1. 1High Mountain Institute Inc990, year ended May 2025$23.5M
  2. 2Cooper Hill Ski Area Inc990, year ended May 2025$9.9M
  3. 3National Mining Hall of Fame and Museum990, year ended Dec 2024$7.6M
  4. 4Tabor Opera House Preservation Foundation Inc990, year ended Dec 2025$4.7M
  5. 5Leadville Trail 100 Legacy Inc990, year ended Dec 2025$3.7M

Highest-paid people

Compensation from the organization and related organizations, including other pay

  1. 1Sam CritchlowHead of School · High Mountain Institute Inc$211.6K
  2. 2Dan TorsellPresident and CEO · Cooper Hill Ski Area Inc$202.6K
  3. 3Elizabeth DinschelExecutive Di · National Mining Hall of Fame and Museum$149.4K
  4. 4Tim KerriganSenior Vice President Maintenance · Cooper Hill Ski Area Inc$119.6K
  5. 5Eudelia Contreras CastilloDirector · Full Circle of Lake County Inc$110.2K

All nonprofits in LEADVILLE, A–Z