Finances
To merit trust, we are transparent about our research, our facts, and especially our finances. We’re beholden to no one and work solely for what the science and facts tell us is in the best interests of our home and community.
From our formation on August 25, 2022 through December 31, 2023, Aspen Fly Right has received $135,444 in grants and donations.
During that period, our expenditures totaled $112,818, of which 91% paid for our public education efforts, including our website, newspaper advertisements, outreach consultant, and outreach activities.
Our grantors were two anonymous Colorado foundations.
The generous personal donations we received were gifted by Anne Austin-Clapper, Ned Cochran, Janet V. Coursey, John B. Gilpin Fund, James Hughes & Anne D’Andrea, Amory and Judy Lovins, Tom & Ellen Marshall, Tom & Marilyn Melberg, The Marcie and Robert Musser Advised Fund at Aspen Community Foundation, Robert Pew, Steve & Missy Prudden, Doug & Jean Rhinehart, Sandy Stay, Bob Watts, Bart Ziegler in honor of Professor Amory Lovins, and an anonymous donor in memory of her mother.
All donors but one are local residents or locally rooted, and their gifts represent 96% of our income. As far as we know, no donor, Director, or officer of Aspen Fly Right has a conflict of interest.