Goebel Family-star Lumber Charitable Trust

Open & Accessible
Private Foundation
WICHITA, KansasSmallEIN: 481065296
Habitat for HumanityYMCACommunity CentersEducation NonprofitsHealth Charities

The Star Lumber corporate website hosts a page for the Goebel Family STAR LUMBER Charitable Trust, stating the trust administers corporate giving and linking to a Charitable Contribution Request form. The trust is administered by a board of trustees and recent filings (EIN 48-1065296) show active grantmaking.

Source: Website · Mar 2026

Ideal Applicant

A Kansas-based community nonprofit or educational, cultural, health, or human-services organization seeking campaign or program support with clear local impact and a specified dollar request.

Good Fit

  • Organization is based in Kansas or demonstrates clear Kansas impact.
  • Request is for a capital campaign, program expansion, or similarly tangible community project.
  • Request includes a specific amount and purpose in writing as the foundation requests.
  • Organization can demonstrate local partnerships or visibility in Wichita-area civic networks.
  • Asks fall within the foundation's observed range (small operational gifts to occasional larger campaign grants).

Geography

Restrictive

Giving is heavily concentrated in Kansas; in the latest year about 94% of dollars remained in the foundation's home state, with only a few out-of-state grants across three additional states.

Recipient Variety

Broad

The latest year shows a broad recipient set (53 distinct grantees) and the three-year history includes dozens of different organizations with 23 recurring grantees and many newcomers, indicating a diversified local portfolio despite some dollars concentrated among a few large gifts.

New Applicants

Broad

Observed behavior shows substantial turnover and new entrants (30 new recipients in the latest year), and a public written-request route is published on the corporate site, so unfamiliar local applicants have a realistic pathway to be considered.

Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026