Grantee Stories

Shocked by a series of unexpected deaths, the San Luis Valley town of Saguache is going deep in its search for answers.

People living in a mobile home park in Larimer County find their voice.

In the loss of a grant earmarked to revitalize a neighborhood park pavilion, the Hillside community of Colorado Springs has emerged stronger and more unified.

In a city remade by successive waves of immigrants, the local community is working to make its schools, neighborhoods and public spaces more welcoming for all.

The San Luis Valley town of Saguache, population 500, takes matters into its own hands.

Residents of Antonito, Saguache and San Luis are now overseeing much of The Trust’s Community Partnerships work in their towns.

Navigating the inconveniences and biases of life in an immigrant family in Colorado turned out to be good training for the current phase of Jessely Chaparro’s life.

Ask Avondale residents for a wish list for their community, and you may hear things that sound a lot like basic political representation and public services.

An astounding 93 percent of Coloradans had health insurance in 2015, according to the latest count by the Colorado Health Access Survey, up from 86 percent in 2013.

Residents in the small, rural town of Antonito are working to “grow the future from the roots of the past.”