The Vero Beach nonprofit, dedicated to promoting golf in Indian River County, has submitted annual IRS Form 990s since 2015, ensuring tax-deductible donations for recreation programs.
Indian River Golf Foundation Inc., a Vero Beach-area nonprofit dedicated to golf recreation in Indian River County, filed its 2024 Form 990 tax return with the IRS on Nov. 17, 2025, according to records posted to ProPublica's Nonprofit Explorer.
The filing marks more than a decade of continuous annual reporting by the organization, which is classified under the Recreation, Sports, Leisure, and Athletics category with a specific designation for golf. Donations to the foundation are tax-deductible, according to the nonprofit's IRS registration.
The foundation has filed full Form 990 returns — the primary tax return used by nonprofits to disclose their activities, finances, and governance — every year since at least 2015. Prior to that, the organization filed the shorter 990-EZ form dating back to at least 2010, suggesting the group has grown in financial scope over its history According to initial reports,.
The consistent filing record indicates an organization that has maintained active nonprofit status in Indian River County for at least 15 years. Golf is a significant part of life on the Treasure Coast, with Indian River County home to numerous public and private courses that draw both year-round residents and seasonal visitors.
Specific financial figures, compensation details, and program descriptions from the 2024 filing were not available in the source data reviewed. Readers seeking the foundation's full financial disclosures can access the filings at ProPublica's Nonprofit Explorer or through the IRS's Tax Exempt Organization Search tool.
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