The Colorado Health Foundation is a Colorado‑focused health equity funder that makes large, often multi‑year investments in community health, primary care, advocacy and nonprofit capacity across the state — with a strong concentration in Denver and partnerships with Tribal nations and rural communities. Grants emphasize health equity, general operating and capacity building for intermediaries and community‑led organizations (including Latino and Indigenous organizations), along with targeted investments in affordable housing and economic opportunity as determinants of health. The foundation favors repeat, sizable grants to anchor institutions, regional intermediaries and community development partners rather than many small one‑off awards.
Relatively few large, repeat and multi‑year grants to anchor organizations and intermediaries; mix of general operating support, capacity building, and advocacy funding rather than many small project grants.
The Colorado Health Foundation’s largest recent awards show a pattern of multi-million-dollar support for Colorado institutions that anchor community health, housing, and equity work. In 2023, it gave $5,896,020 to the Latino Community Foundation of Colorado in Denver for championing health equity and strengthening community health, and in 2024 it followed with $4,169,398 to Trailhead Institute in Denver across health equity, healthy bodies, healthy minds, community health, and general and matching support. The foundation also made a $4,000,000 grant to the Southern Ute Indian Tribe in Ignacio for health equity and healthy minds, and a $2,301,000 grant to the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe in Towaoc for strengthening community health. Those awards fit a broader pattern of sizable, repeated support to community-led organizations, public agencies, health systems, and tribal partners. The grant list also includes major investments in affordable housing and intermediary capacity, showing that the foundation treats housing, advocacy, and nonprofit infrastructure as part of health-related work. Across the recent record, the funding tends to cluster around organizations that serve Colorado communities directly and that can use large grants to sustain programs, partnerships, or flexible operations.
Health equity is the clearest throughline in the recent grants. The Colorado Health Foundation gave $2,200,000 to Community Economic Defense Project in Denver for champion health equity and strengthen community health, and $1,612,950 to Collaborative Healing Initiative Within Communities in Aurora for champion health equity, nurture healthy minds, strengthen community health, and general support. Primary care appears as a separate line of work as well: Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment received $2,150,000 for primary care, and Denver Health and Hospitals Foundation received $2,050,000 for primary care, thriving young people, and general operating support. The foundation also funded housing as health-related infrastructure, including $2,000,000 to Longmont Housing Authority for affordable housing and $2,000,000 to Rural Homes in Telluride for affordable housing. Food access and security also appears in the grant list through Trailhead Institute, which received $2,952,040 in 2025 with food access and security among the stated purposes.
$113.5M
$2.9B
$75.7M
$164.5M
Most grants fall between $10K and $170K, with a median of $75K.
25th Percentile
$10K
Median
$75K
75th Percentile
$170K
About 94% of grants go to recipients in CO.
KAREN MCNEIL MILLER
PRESIDENT & CEO
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Notable grantees: Trailhead Institute, Latino Community Foundation of Colorado, The Denver Foundation, Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, Women's Foundation of Colorado
Typical grants are sizable: the distribution is $10,000 at the 25th percentile, $75,000 at the median, and $169,750 at the 75th percentile. The recent record also shows repeated support to the same organizations across multiple years, including Trailhead Institute, Ute Mountain Ute Tribe, and Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment. That points to an ongoing funding relationship rather than one-off awards. The foundation operates as a regular funder and makes program-related investments. Several grants include general operating support, general donation language, matching contributions, advocacy, and capacity building, indicating flexible support alongside program-specific funding.
Grantmaking is overwhelmingly Colorado-based: 94% of grants go to recipients in the foundation’s headquarters state, and Colorado is also the top state by grant count. Denver appears most often in the recent grants list, alongside Aurora, Ignacio, Towaoc, Alamosa, Durango, Buena Vista, Cortez, Longmont, Telluride, and Colorado Springs-area institutions through state agencies and intermediaries. Outside Colorado, the recent list includes only a small number of grantees, such as Social Finance Inc in Boston and Nonprofit Finance Fund in New York. The recipient-country distribution is entirely U.S.-based.
The grant-size distribution centers on larger awards: the 25th percentile is $10,000, the median is $75,000, and the 75th percentile is $169,750. The recent grants list also includes multiple awards in the $1 million to $5 million range, showing a mix of smaller grants and major institutional support.
Yes. The recent grants show repeat funding to Trailhead Institute in 2023, 2024, and 2025, to Ute Mountain Ute Tribe in 2023 and 2024, and to Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment in 2024 and 2025. That pattern suggests ongoing relationships rather than isolated awards.
The grant descriptions include general operating support, general donation to support an organization or program, matching contributions, advocacy, capacity building, and strategic program funding. The foundation also makes program-related investments, which broadens the set of tools it uses beyond standard grants.
Its giving is local. Colorado accounts for 94% of grants by recipient location, and the top state by grant count is Colorado. The recent grant list is concentrated in Colorado cities and communities, with only a small number of out-of-state recipients.
Recent grants reference health equity, primary care, healthy bodies, healthy minds, community health, affordable housing, food access and security, adult recovery, thriving young people, community solutions, and economic opportunity. Those themes appear across grants to public agencies, tribal governments, health systems, housing organizations, and community intermediaries.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Current and upcoming funding from Colorado Health Foundation that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Eligible for legally permissible 501(c)(3) advocacy activities; intended for time-sensitive advocacy projects; must align with foundation priorities and be nonpartisan.
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Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TRAILHEAD INSTITUTE | DENVERT, CO | $2,952,040 | 2025 | ADVOCACY; CAPACITY BUILDING; FOOD ACCESS AND SECURITY; THRIVING YOUNG PEOPLE; GENERAL DONATION TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION OR PROGRAM; MATCHING CONTRIBUTION TO SUPPORT THE ORGANIZATION AND/OR SPECIFIC PROGRAMS AS IDENTIFIED BY THE EMPLOYEE OR BOARD MEMBER |
| COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT | DENVER, CO | $2,150,000 | 2025 | PRIMARY CARE |
| DENVER HEALTH AND HOSPITALS FOUNDATION | DENVER, CO | $2,050,000 | 2025 | PRIMARY CARE; THRIVING YOUNG PEOPLE; GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT; GENERAL DONATION TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION OR PROGRAM |
| LONGMONT HOUSING AUTHORITY | LONGMONT, CO | $2,000,000 | 2025 | AFFORDABLE HOUSING |
| RURAL HOMES | TELLURIDE, CO | $2,000,000 | 2025 | AFFORDABLE HOUSING |
| WOMEN'S FOUNDATION OF COLORADO | DENVER, CO | $1,739,097 | 2025 | COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS; ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY; GENERAL DONATION TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION OR PROGRAM; MATCHING CONTRIBUTION TO SUPPORT THE ORGANIZATION AND/OR SPECIFIC PROGRAMS AS IDENTIFIED BY THE EMPLOYEE OR BOARD MEMBER |
| COLORADO NONPROFIT DEVELOPMENT CENTER | DENVER, CO | $1,677,121 | 2025 | ADULT RECOVERY; ADVOCACY; CAPACITY BUILDING; COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS; PRIMARY CARE; THRIVING YOUNG PEOPLE; GENERAL DONATION TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION OR PROGRAM |
| THE HADANOU COLLECTIVE | DENVER, CO | $1,650,000 | 2025 | ADULT RECOVERY; CAPACITY BUILDING; COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS; FOOD ACCESS AND SECURITY; THRIVING YOUNG PEOPLE |
| CARING FOR COLORADO CENTENNIAL FUND | DENVER, CO | $1,555,000 | 2025 | STRATEGIC RESERVE; GENERAL DONATION TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION OR PROGRAM |
| COLORADO DIGITAL HEALTH DBA PRIME HEALTH | DENVER, CO | $1,500,000 | 2025 | PRIMARY CARE |
| COMMUNITY RESOURCES AND HOUSING DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION | WESTMINSTER, CO | $1,500,000 | 2025 | AFFORDABLE HOUSING |
| GES COALITION | DENVER, CO | $1,200,000 | 2025 | ADVOCACY; AFFORDABLE HOUSING |
| THE DENVER FOUNDATION | DENVER, CO | $1,147,580 | 2025 | AFFORDABLE HOUSING; CAPACITY BUILDING; COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS; GENERAL DONATION TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION OR PROGRAM; MATCHING CONTRIBUTION TO SUPPORT THE ORGANIZATION AND/OR SPECIFIC PROGRAMS AS IDENTIFIED BY THE EMPLOYEE OR BOARD MEMBER |
| CLINICA FAMILY HEALTH | LAFAYETTE, CO | $1,075,000 | 2025 | PRIMARY CARE |
| JUSTICE CATALYST ACCESS FUND | CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA | $1,000,000 | 2025 | GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT |
| SALUD FAMILY HEALTH CENTERS | FORT LUPTON, CO | $1,000,000 | 2025 | PRIMARY CARE |
| CHAFFEE HOUSING TRUST | BUENA VISTA, CO | $950,000 | 2025 | AFFORDABLE HOUSING |
| STRIDE COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER | DENVER, CO | $950,000 | 2025 | PRIMARY CARE |
| MOUNTAIN FAMILY HEALTH CENTERS | GLENWOOD SPRINGS, CO | $895,000 | 2025 | PRIMARY CARE; GENERAL DONATION TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION OR PROGRAM |
| LATINO COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF COLORADO | DENVER, CO | $824,500 | 2025 | CAPACITY BUILDING; GENERAL DONATION TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION OR PROGRAM; MATCHING CONTRIBUTION TO SUPPORT THE ORGANIZATION AND/OR SPECIFIC PROGRAMS AS IDENTIFIED BY THE EMPLOYEE OR BOARD MEMBER |
| CENTER FOR COMMUNITY WEALTH BUILDING | DENVER, CO | $770,304 | 2025 | CAPACITY BUILDING; COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS; ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY; FOOD ACCESS AND SECURITY |
| SUMMIT COMMUNITY CARE CLINIC | FRISCO, CO | $769,794 | 2025 | PRIMARY CARE; GENERAL DONATION TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION OR PROGRAM; MATCHING CONTRIBUTION TO SUPPORT THE ORGANIZATION AND/OR SPECIFIC PROGRAMS AS IDENTIFIED BY THE EMPLOYEE OR BOARD MEMBER |
| CLEO PARKER ROBINSON DANCE (NEW DANCE THEATRE INC) | DENVER, CO | $752,500 | 2025 | COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS; GENERAL DONATION TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION OR PROGRAM |
| HIGH PLAINS HOUSING DEVELOPMENT CORP | GREELEY, CO | $750,000 | 2025 | AFFORDABLE HOUSING |
| THE INN BETWEEN OF LONGMONT INC | LONGMONT, CO | $750,000 | 2025 | AFFORDABLE HOUSING |
| THE LATINO CULTURAL ARTS CENTER | DENVER, CO | $733,895 | 2025 | COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS; THRIVING YOUNG PEOPLE; GENERAL DONATION TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION OR PROGRAM |
| FOUR CORNERS FOOD COALITION | MANCOS, CO | $725,000 | 2025 | FOOD ACCESS AND SECURITY |
| SAND CREEK REGIONAL GREENWAY PARTNERSHIP | DENVER, CO | $675,000 | 2025 | THRIVING YOUNG PEOPLE |
| FORT LEWIS COLLEGE FOUNDATION | DURANGO, CO | $656,898 | 2025 | ADVOCACY; ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY; PRIMARY CARE; GENERAL DONATION TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION OR PROGRAM |
| INNER CITY HEALTH CENTER | DENVER, CO | $650,000 | 2025 | PRIMARY CARE |
| LAKE COUNTY BUILD A GENERATION | LEADVILLE, CO | $630,000 | 2025 | CAPACITY BUILDING; FOOD ACCESS AND SECURITY; THRIVING YOUNG PEOPLE |
| GROVEWOOD COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT | GREENWOOD VILLAGE, CO | $614,600 | 2025 | AFFORDABLE HOUSING |
| MESA COUNTY VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 51 | GRAND JUNCTION, CO | $600,000 | 2025 | THRIVING YOUNG PEOPLE |
| FAMILY AND INTERCULTURAL RESOURCE CENTER | BRECKENRIDGE, CO | $590,000 | 2025 | AFFORDABLE HOUSING; FOOD ACCESS AND SECURITY |
| ROCKY MOUNTAIN EMPLOYEE OWNERSHIP CENTER | DENVER, CO | $550,300 | 2025 | COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS; ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY |
| FIRST SOUTHWEST COMMUNITY FUND | ALAMOSA, CO | $550,150 | 2025 | COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS; ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY |
| TEPEYAC COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER | DENVER, CO | $546,076 | 2025 | CAPACITY BUILDING; PRIMARY CARE; GENERAL DONATION TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION OR PROGRAM |
| MILE HIGH UNITED WAY | DENVER, CO | $500,000 | 2025 | AFFORDABLE HOUSING |
| RADIAN | DENVER, CO | $500,000 | 2025 | THRIVING YOUNG PEOPLE |
| NORTHWEST REAL ESTATE CAPITAL CORP | BOISE, ID | $500,000 | 2025 | AFFORDABLE HOUSING |
| ST VRAIN VALLEY SCHOOLS | LONGMONT, CO | $490,923 | 2025 | THRIVING YOUNG PEOPLE |
| PROJECT WORTHMORE | AURORA, CO | $484,500 | 2025 | CAPACITY BUILDING; PRIMARY CARE; GENERAL DONATION TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION OR PROGRAM |
| JUNTOS COMMUNITY | DENVER, CO | $465,000 | 2025 | CAPACITY BUILDING; COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS; GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT; GENERAL DONATION TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION OR PROGRAM |
| ONWARD A LEGACY FOUNDATION | CORTEZ, CO | $425,300 | 2025 | ADVOCACY; ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY; FOOD ACCESS AND SECURITY |
| UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO FOUNDATION | DENVER, CO | $418,334 | 2025 | COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS; PRIMARY CARE; GENERAL DONATION TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION OR PROGRAM; MATCHING CONTRIBUTION TO SUPPORT THE ORGANIZATION AND/OR SPECIFIC PROGRAMS AS IDENTIFIED BY THE EMPLOYEE OR BOARD MEMBER |
| URBAN LEADERSHIP FOUNDATION OF COLORADO | DENVER, CO | $405,000 | 2025 | CAPACITY BUILDING; COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS |
| COLORADO CROSS-DISABILITY COALITION | DENVER, CO | $402,727 | 2025 | CAPACITY BUILDING; PRIMARY CARE; GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT; GENERAL DONATION TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION OR PROGRAM |
| WRAY PUBLIC LIBRARY | WRAY, CO | $400,000 | 2025 | COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS |
| REDLINE | DENVER, CO | $392,500 | 2025 | COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS; THRIVING YOUNG PEOPLE; GENERAL DONATION TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION OR PROGRAM |
| VOCES UNIDAS DE LAS MONTAAS | GLENWOOD SPRINGS, CO | $380,000 | 2025 | ADVOCACY; CAPACITY BUILDING; COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS; GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT; GENERAL DONATION TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION OR PROGRAM |
TRAILHEAD INSTITUTE
$2,952,040ADVOCACY; CAPACITY BUILDING; FOOD ACCESS AND SECURITY; THRIVING YOUNG PEOPLE; GENERAL DONATION TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION OR PROGRAM; MATCHING CONTRIBUTION TO SUPPORT THE ORGANIZATION AND/OR SPECIFIC PROGRAMS AS IDENTIFIED BY THE EMPLOYEE OR BOARD MEMBER
COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT
$2,150,000PRIMARY CARE
DENVER HEALTH AND HOSPITALS FOUNDATION
$2,050,000PRIMARY CARE; THRIVING YOUNG PEOPLE; GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT; GENERAL DONATION TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION OR PROGRAM
LONGMONT HOUSING AUTHORITY
$2,000,000AFFORDABLE HOUSING
RURAL HOMES
$2,000,000AFFORDABLE HOUSING
WOMEN'S FOUNDATION OF COLORADO
COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS; ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY; GENERAL DONATION TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION OR PROGRAM; MATCHING CONTRIBUTION TO SUPPORT THE ORGANIZATION AND/OR SPECIFIC PROGRAMS AS IDENTIFIED BY THE EMPLOYEE OR BOARD MEMBER
COLORADO NONPROFIT DEVELOPMENT CENTER
$1,677,121ADULT RECOVERY; ADVOCACY; CAPACITY BUILDING; COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS; PRIMARY CARE; THRIVING YOUNG PEOPLE; GENERAL DONATION TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION OR PROGRAM
THE HADANOU COLLECTIVE
$1,650,000ADULT RECOVERY; CAPACITY BUILDING; COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS; FOOD ACCESS AND SECURITY; THRIVING YOUNG PEOPLE
CARING FOR COLORADO CENTENNIAL FUND
$1,555,000STRATEGIC RESERVE; GENERAL DONATION TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION OR PROGRAM
COLORADO DIGITAL HEALTH DBA PRIME HEALTH
$1,500,000PRIMARY CARE
COMMUNITY RESOURCES AND HOUSING DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
$1,500,000AFFORDABLE HOUSING
GES COALITION
$1,200,000ADVOCACY; AFFORDABLE HOUSING
THE DENVER FOUNDATION
$1,147,580AFFORDABLE HOUSING; CAPACITY BUILDING; COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS; GENERAL DONATION TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION OR PROGRAM; MATCHING CONTRIBUTION TO SUPPORT THE ORGANIZATION AND/OR SPECIFIC PROGRAMS AS IDENTIFIED BY THE EMPLOYEE OR BOARD MEMBER
CLINICA FAMILY HEALTH
$1,075,000PRIMARY CARE
JUSTICE CATALYST ACCESS FUND
$1,000,000GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
SALUD FAMILY HEALTH CENTERS
$1,000,000PRIMARY CARE
CHAFFEE HOUSING TRUST
$950,000AFFORDABLE HOUSING
STRIDE COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER
$950,000PRIMARY CARE
MOUNTAIN FAMILY HEALTH CENTERS
$895,000PRIMARY CARE; GENERAL DONATION TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION OR PROGRAM
LATINO COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF COLORADO
$824,500CAPACITY BUILDING; GENERAL DONATION TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION OR PROGRAM; MATCHING CONTRIBUTION TO SUPPORT THE ORGANIZATION AND/OR SPECIFIC PROGRAMS AS IDENTIFIED BY THE EMPLOYEE OR BOARD MEMBER
CENTER FOR COMMUNITY WEALTH BUILDING
$770,304CAPACITY BUILDING; COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS; ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY; FOOD ACCESS AND SECURITY
SUMMIT COMMUNITY CARE CLINIC
$769,794PRIMARY CARE; GENERAL DONATION TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION OR PROGRAM; MATCHING CONTRIBUTION TO SUPPORT THE ORGANIZATION AND/OR SPECIFIC PROGRAMS AS IDENTIFIED BY THE EMPLOYEE OR BOARD MEMBER
CLEO PARKER ROBINSON DANCE (NEW DANCE THEATRE INC)
$752,500COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS; GENERAL DONATION TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION OR PROGRAM
HIGH PLAINS HOUSING DEVELOPMENT CORP
$750,000AFFORDABLE HOUSING
THE INN BETWEEN OF LONGMONT INC
$750,000AFFORDABLE HOUSING
THE LATINO CULTURAL ARTS CENTER
$733,895COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS; THRIVING YOUNG PEOPLE; GENERAL DONATION TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION OR PROGRAM
FOUR CORNERS FOOD COALITION
$725,000FOOD ACCESS AND SECURITY
SAND CREEK REGIONAL GREENWAY PARTNERSHIP
$675,000THRIVING YOUNG PEOPLE
FORT LEWIS COLLEGE FOUNDATION
$656,898ADVOCACY; ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY; PRIMARY CARE; GENERAL DONATION TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION OR PROGRAM
INNER CITY HEALTH CENTER
$650,000PRIMARY CARE
LAKE COUNTY BUILD A GENERATION
$630,000CAPACITY BUILDING; FOOD ACCESS AND SECURITY; THRIVING YOUNG PEOPLE
GROVEWOOD COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
$614,600AFFORDABLE HOUSING
MESA COUNTY VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 51
$600,000THRIVING YOUNG PEOPLE
FAMILY AND INTERCULTURAL RESOURCE CENTER
$590,000AFFORDABLE HOUSING; FOOD ACCESS AND SECURITY
ROCKY MOUNTAIN EMPLOYEE OWNERSHIP CENTER
$550,300COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS; ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY
FIRST SOUTHWEST COMMUNITY FUND
$550,150COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS; ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY
TEPEYAC COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER
$546,076CAPACITY BUILDING; PRIMARY CARE; GENERAL DONATION TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION OR PROGRAM
MILE HIGH UNITED WAY
$500,000AFFORDABLE HOUSING
RADIAN
$500,000THRIVING YOUNG PEOPLE
NORTHWEST REAL ESTATE CAPITAL CORP
$500,000AFFORDABLE HOUSING
ST VRAIN VALLEY SCHOOLS
$490,923THRIVING YOUNG PEOPLE
PROJECT WORTHMORE
$484,500CAPACITY BUILDING; PRIMARY CARE; GENERAL DONATION TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION OR PROGRAM
JUNTOS COMMUNITY
$465,000CAPACITY BUILDING; COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS; GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT; GENERAL DONATION TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION OR PROGRAM
ONWARD A LEGACY FOUNDATION
$425,300ADVOCACY; ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY; FOOD ACCESS AND SECURITY
UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO FOUNDATION
$418,334COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS; PRIMARY CARE; GENERAL DONATION TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION OR PROGRAM; MATCHING CONTRIBUTION TO SUPPORT THE ORGANIZATION AND/OR SPECIFIC PROGRAMS AS IDENTIFIED BY THE EMPLOYEE OR BOARD MEMBER
URBAN LEADERSHIP FOUNDATION OF COLORADO
$405,000CAPACITY BUILDING; COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS
COLORADO CROSS-DISABILITY COALITION
$402,727CAPACITY BUILDING; PRIMARY CARE; GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT; GENERAL DONATION TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION OR PROGRAM
WRAY PUBLIC LIBRARY
$400,000COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS
REDLINE
$392,500COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS; THRIVING YOUNG PEOPLE; GENERAL DONATION TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION OR PROGRAM
VOCES UNIDAS DE LAS MONTAAS
$380,000ADVOCACY; CAPACITY BUILDING; COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS; GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT; GENERAL DONATION TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION OR PROGRAM