Vernon K. Krieble Foundation

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The Vernon K. Krieble Foundation is a US-based private foundation. It established in 1984 by the family of Professor Vernon K. Krieble (1885-1964), scientist, educator, inventor, and entrepreneur who became 'one of the most influential chemists in the country'.
The foundation is run by his daughter Helen Krieble. Its mission states that:
:Recognizing that the Foundation's assets are the product of a free and democratic society, the founders considered it fitting that those assets be used "to further democratic capitalism and to preserve and promote a society of free, educated, healthy and creative individuals."
==Funding counterjihad activists==
According to IRS filings up to 2013 the foundation was one of the top funders of the David Horowitz Freedom Center, with five grants totalling $125,000 USD. Top Supporters of David Horowitz Freedom Center, Conservative Transparency database, accessed 10 June 2015 The centre ranked among the foundation's top eight recipients over time.
===2014===
*Connecticut Children's Medical Centre - $5,000 
*Danny and Ron's Rescue - $10,000 
*Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, Inc - $1,000 
*Freedomworks Foundation - $20,000 
*Hacer - $5,000 
*Harvard University - $7,500 
*Heritage Foundation - $10,000 
*The Independent Institute - $6,000 
*Kingswood Oxford School - $5,000 
*Leadership Program of the Rockies - $25,000
*National Foundation for American Policy - $5,000 
*Radio America - $36,500 
*Ray of Light Farm Inc - $20,000 
*State Policy Network - $20,000 
*The Federalist Society - $1,000 
*[[[The Mackinac Center]] - $5,000 
*The Sam and Elizabeth Colt Heritage Center - $25,000 
*Turks and Caicos Preservation Foundation - $30,000 
*American Action Forum - $10,000 
*American Principles Protect - $25,519 
*Ashbrook Center - $2,500 
*Energy and Environment Legal Institute - $5,000 
*Experience Camps - $1,000 
*Free Market Institute - $2,500
*High Frontier - $1,000 
*Hispanic Free Market Network - $25,000 
*Institute for Justice - $5,000 
*Lyme Consolidated Schools PTO - $10,000 
*Ships of Discovery - $30,000 
*The Steamboat Institute - $1,000 
*Wadsworth Atheneum - $1,000 Form 990 2014, Foundation Center, accessed 21 January 2016 
===2013 grantees===
*American Conservative Union - $11,000
*American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research - $5,000 
*CATO Institute - $5,000 
*Colorado Council on Economic Education - $2,000 
*Connecticut Children's Medical Center - $7,500 
*Foundation for West Hartford Schools - $2,500 
*Independence Institute - $30,000 
*Kingswood Oxford School - $5,000 
*Leadership Institute - $6,000 
*Leadership Program of the Rockies - $25,000 
*National Foundation for American Policy - $5,000 
*National Right to Work Legal Defence Foundation - $5,000 
*Radio America - $36,400 
*Schwenkfelder Library & Heritage Center - $5,000 
*State Policy Network - $45,000 
*TCI Education Foundation - $30,000 
*The Federalist Society - $1,000 
*American Tradition Institute - $10,000 
*Americans for Limited Government Foundation - $20,000
*Center for Freedom & Prosperity - $10,000 
*Freedom Foundation of MN - $5,000 
*Harvard University - $5,000 
*Hartford Art School Inc - $5,000 
*Ray of Light Farm Inc - $30,000 
*The American Conservative Union - $5,000 
*The Mackinac Center - $10,000 
*Tax Foundation - $1,000 Form 990 2013, Foundation Center, accessed 19 January 2016
==Notes==
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