Montbello Organizing Committee (MOC) is a community organization whose purpose is to galvanize and cultivate Montbello stakeholders and resident leaders to proactively address the critical issues affecting their quality of life.
Montbello Organizing Committee centers neighborhood-level investment in Montbello stakeholders and resident leaders, with recent grants repeatedly supporting wellness, food access, and neighborhood programming in Denver. The largest grants on record in the recent list went to Struggle of Love Foundation: $447,698 in 2023 and $445,419 in 2025, both tied to wellness, food, and neighborhood programs. That scale sits alongside a steady pattern of support for other community-based groups working on health and daily needs. Grants to Children’s Farms of America, Wellpower, Families Against Violent Acts, and the Colorado Black Arts Movement show a funder that backs direct services as well as community activity. The organization’s stated purpose is to galvanize and cultivate Montbello stakeholders and resident leaders to proactively address the critical issues affecting their quality of life. Its focus areas also include community development, economic development, food access and nutrition, affordable housing, mental health services, education and youth programs, transportation and mobility, and arts and cultural programming.
Food access is a clear thread in the grant record. Montbello Organizing Committee gave $109,989 in 2025 to Children’s Farms of America for food, and earlier gave $53,044 to the Consumption Literacy Project for food. Wellness is another major area: Wellpower received $88,827 in 2023 and $67,178 in 2025, both for wellness. Community programming also appears in grants such as $56,000 to Families Against Violent Acts in 2023 for wellness and neighborhood programs, followed by $24,210 in 2025 for the same broad areas. Arts and neighborhood activation show up in support for the Colorado Black Arts Movement, which received $25,000 in 2023 and $22,350 in 2025 for neighborhood program work.
Typical grant size sits at $24,605 at the 25th percentile, $53,044 at the median, and $84,810 at the 75th percentile. The recent list shows repeat recipients across years, including Struggle of Love Foundation, Children’s Farms of America, Wellpower, Families Against Violent Acts, Consumption Literacy Project, Athletics and Beyond, and Colorado Black Arts Movement. That pattern points to ongoing programmatic support rather than isolated awards. The organization gives local, program-focused grants and does not fund individuals or make program-related investments.
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Most grants fall between $25K and $85K, with a median of $53K.
25th Percentile
$25K
Median
$53K
75th Percentile
$85K
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All grants in the recent list go to U.S. recipients, and every listed recipient is in Colorado. Denver is the main city in the record, with repeated grants to organizations there such as Wellpower, Families Against Violent Acts, and Athletics and Beyond. Greenwood Village appears once through Parents for Parity. The recipient distribution is fully local, with 100% of grants going to recipients in the HQ state of Colorado.
The grant record shows support for community-based organizations serving neighborhoods, neighborhood residents, and local families. Recent grants also align with direct service funding in wellness, food access, neighborhood programming, arts and cultural programming, and youth-related community work.
Typical grant size is $24,605 at the 25th percentile, $53,044 at the median, and $84,810 at the 75th percentile. The recent list includes both smaller awards such as $7,000 and larger multi-year awards near $447,698.
Yes. Several recipients appear in multiple years, including Struggle of Love Foundation, Children’s Farms of America, Wellpower, Families Against Violent Acts, Consumption Literacy Project, Athletics and Beyond, and Colorado Black Arts Movement.
The grants are local and all listed recipients are in Colorado. Denver accounts for most of the named recipients, with one listed grant to Parents for Parity in Greenwood Village.
The organization’s stated focus areas include community development, economic development, food access and nutrition, affordable housing, mental health services, education and youth programs, transportation and mobility, and arts and cultural programming.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
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Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| STRUGGLE OF LOVE FOUNDATION | DENVER, CO | $445,419 | 2025 | WELLNESS, FOOD, NEIGHBORHOOD PROGRAM |
| CHILDREN'S FARMS OF AMERICA | DENVER, CO | $109,989 | 2025 | FOOD |
| WELLPOWER (FKA MENTAL HEALTH CTR OF DENVER) | DENVER, CO | $67,178 | 2025 | WELLNESS |
| CONSUMPTION LITERACY PROJECT | DENVER, CO | $32,299 | 2025 | FOOD |
| FAMILIES AGAINST VIOLENT ACTS | DENVER, CO | $24,210 | 2025 | WELLNESS, NEIGHBORHOOD PROGRAM |
| COLORADO BLACK ARTS MOVEMENT | DENVER, CO | $22,350 | 2025 | NEIGHBORHOOD PROGRAM |
| ATHLETICS AND BEYOND | DENVER, CO | $7,000 | 2025 | FOOD |
| Struggle of Love Foundation | Denver, CO | $447,698 | 2023 | WELLNESS, FOOD, NEIGHBORHOOD PROGRAMS |
| Wellpower (fka Mental Health Ctr of Denver) | Denver, CO | $88,827 | 2023 | WELLNESS |
| Children's Farms of America | Denver, CO | $80,793 | 2023 | FOOD |
| Families Against Violent Acts | Denver, CO | $56,000 | 2023 | WELLNESS, NEIGHBORHOOD PROGRAMS |
| Consumption Literacy Project | Denver, CO | $53,044 | 2023 | FOOD |
| Athletics and Beyond | Denver, CO | $31,967 | 2023 | FOOD |
| Colorado Black Arts Movement | Denver, CO | $25,000 | 2023 | NEIGHBORHOOD PROGRAM |
| Parents for Parity | Greenwood Village, CO | $15,000 | 2023 | FOOD, NEIGHBORHOOD PROGRAM |
CHILDREN'S FARMS OF AMERICA
$109,989FOOD
CONSUMPTION LITERACY PROJECT
$32,299FOOD
FAMILIES AGAINST VIOLENT ACTS
$24,210WELLNESS, NEIGHBORHOOD PROGRAM
COLORADO BLACK ARTS MOVEMENT
$22,350NEIGHBORHOOD PROGRAM
Children's Farms of America
$80,793FOOD
Families Against Violent Acts
$56,000WELLNESS, NEIGHBORHOOD PROGRAMS
Consumption Literacy Project
$53,044FOOD
Colorado Black Arts Movement
$25,000NEIGHBORHOOD PROGRAM
Parents for Parity
$15,000FOOD, NEIGHBORHOOD PROGRAM