Grantee Stories & Videos

The former head of the Telluride Foundation is working to finance the construction of houses in Norwood, Ouray and Ridgway that are financially in reach for some area workers.

A growing number of initiatives support a population of Coloradans who are especially prone to mental health challenges but unlikely to seek help.

The 4-year-old East Colfax Community Collective has already made an outsize impact advocating for residents and small businesses in one of Denver’s most diverse neighborhoods.

With funding from The Colorado Trust and others, one of Mesa County’s most impoverished communities is set for some significant enhancements.

The Colorado Trust announces its first six grants as part of the Culminating Phase of the Community Partnerships strategy

An online, interactive resource called the Eval Matrix^TM is designed to help evaluators, practitioners, communities and funders gain a better understanding of seven evaluation approaches and philosophies that address issues of equity and prioritize meaningful partnership between evaluators and communities.

Colorado is home to several of the 100 guaranteed income initiatives now underway nationwide. Early results show promise.

The Building and Bridging Power Strategy supports the work of organizing people in communities experiencing the most inequities, and building policy infrastructure with and between grassroots and grasstops organizations.

More than 50 Colorado-based arts, cultural and youth athletics nonprofit organizations received one-time grants as part of our COVID-19 pandemic relief effort.

To help the Saguache community prosper, residents developed their own version of the Family Leadership Training Institute program.