Search our online database to find details on beneficiaries of major grants, funding strategies and more, dating back to 1992, or download the database here. A few select grant types, such as sponsorships, are not included here; complete grant listings are available in our federal tax returns. While we continue to translate all of these entries into Spanish, please note that some of this information is currently available only in English.Showing 10 of 536 results
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American Public Health Association, Inc.
$5,000
2021

Support for the organization's 2021 annual meeting and expo.

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University of Colorado Denver
$25,000
2021 to 2022

Support for a one-year ambassador education program that will allow LGBTQIA+ older adults to build collective power through community organizing, take collective action to improve the conditions of their lives, and develop leaders within their community.

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Kids First Health Care
$25,000
2021 to 2022

Support for establishing a fundraising strategy for a capital campaign.

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Building and Bridging Power
$14,520,000
2020 to 2024

The Trust is supporting the work of organizing people in communities experiencing the most inequities, and building policy infrastructure with and between grassroots and grasstops organizations. Click here to learn more.

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Village Exchange Center
$25,000
2020

Support to help procure a part-time operations director to assist with various social enterprises.

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Colorado Community College System Foundation
$26,250
2020 to 2021

Support for equity scholarships in the health care apprenticeship program.

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Center for Health Progress
$25,000
2020

Support for the organization's response to federal public-charge regulations.

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Colorado People's Alliance
$20,000
2020

Support for the organization's DACA fund.

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GlobalMindED
$25,000
2020

Funding for a pre-conference workshop on rural resiliency.

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Wiggins Community Church
$500
2020 to 2021

Funding for the Night to Shine event, a prom-like experience for individuals with disabilities. Per Fort Morgan Cultures United for Progress, the Community Partnerships team in Fort Morgan.

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