About Indygive Dba Give Pikes Peak
Since 2009, INDYGIVE DBA Give Pikes Peak has built its giving around the Give! Campaign, an annual community fundraising program that selects local nonprofits for a shared platform, media exposure, matching funds, prize opportunities, and a guaranteed minimum award for participating organizations that raise below the threshold. The emphasis is on local philanthropy in the Pikes Peak region, with grants directed to organizations serving El Paso County and Teller County.
Recent grant records show the foundation using unrestricted support as a core tool. One Nation Walking Together received $90,143 in 2023, while Rocky Mountain Field Institute received $72,879 the same year and later additional support in 2024 and 2025. The foundation also repeatedly backed Happy Cats Haven, Trails and Open Space Coalition, All Breed Rescue & Training, and Tessa across multiple years, suggesting sustained attention to organizations that are part of the region’s nonprofit network.
The grant list points to a broad community portfolio rather than a single issue area. Recipients include groups focused on outdoor access, animal welfare, youth support, mental health, family services, and basic needs, all funded through general operating support or general operations. Victoria Norton leads the foundation, which centers local organizations that can benefit from both dollars and visibility through the campaign model.
What Indygive Dba Give Pikes Peak Funds
General operating support is the clearest pattern in the recent grants. In 2023, Rocky Mountain Field Institute received $72,879 for general operating support, and Trails and Open Space Coalition received $58,126 for the same purpose.
The foundation also supports animal welfare organizations. Happy Cats Haven received $58,545 in 2023 and $54,850 in 2024, both designated for general operating support, and All Breed Rescue & Training received $45,287 in 2023.
Youth and community-service organizations appear as well. Insideout Youth Services received $41,426 in 2023 and $40,966 in 2024 for general operating support, while The Place received $36,607 in 2023. Mental health is represented by National Alliance on Mental Illiness Cs, which received $37,460 in 2023 and $36,881 in 2023.
How Indygive Dba Give Pikes Peak Gives
Typical awards are in the mid-five-figure range: the p25 is $9,505, the median is $15,132, and the p75 is $22,358. The recent grant list shows repeated support to the same organizations across 2023, 2024, and 2025, indicating recurring relationships rather than one-time gifts. The foundation’s model is local and campaign-based, with the Give! Campaign offering selected nonprofits fundraising participation, matching grants, prize opportunities, and a guaranteed minimum award. It also accepts unsolicited participation for that campaign.
