Funding Opportunities
El Pomar Foundation, www.elpomar.org
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Caring For Colorado, www.caringforcolorado.org
Grants in the funding priority area called "Community Health" seek to improve the health status of individuals and/ or communities by addressing unique community-identified health needs. Caring for
Daniels Fund Aging Grants, www.danielsfund.org
Bill Daniels' concern for the aging is traced to his relationship with his mother, Adele, who lived to be 94. His direction was to provide support for shelter, physical and mental care, and other assistance to older adults in a manner conducive to their dignity and independence. The Daniels Fund carries out Bill's vision by supporting organizations and/or programs that ensure older adults achieve maximum independence and quality of life by supporting in-home services, community engagement, and end of life / palliative care.
The Colorado Trust, www.coloradotrust.org
The Colorado Trust is an independent grantmaking foundation dedicated to advancing the health and well-being of the people of
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The Bright Mountain Foundation is a private philanthropic foundation established to assist children and their families, seniors, and persons living with HIV/AIDS. The BMF is a nonprofit corporation funded through donor contributions for the purpose of making grants available to the communities of the state of
Rose Community Foundation, www.rcfdenver.org
Rose Community Foundation was established in 1995 to help make the Greater Denver community a vibrant and healthy place to live. The Foundation concentrates its resources in five key program areas: Aging, Child and Family Development , Education, Health and Jewish Life . Grants are given in seven counties: Adams, Arapahoe,
The Colorado Health Foundation, www.coloradohealth.org
Through grantmaking, Colorado Health Foundation seeks nonprofit partners who can help make Colorado the healthiest state in the nation by increasing access to adequate health insurance, integrating health care services and encouraging healthy eating and active living. Colorado Health funding focuses on populations whose health needs aren't being met due to income, age, race, ethnicity, geography or other reasons. To make their vision more tangible and to guide grant selections, they have organized their grantmaking around three goals: 1) Health Coverage, 2) Health Care and 3) Healthy Living.
Jewish Community Foundation (JFC), www.jcfcolorado.org
Central to JFC efforts is a community-wide initiative to secure crucial resources for the programs and services that form the lifeblood of our community and our people worldwide, now and for generations to come. The JCF not only provides support to the Allied Jewish Federation of Colorado and its programs, but also to individual agencies, organizations, synagogues and other important programs that ensure the health of our Jewish future both here at home and overseas.
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Theodore and Chandos Rice Foundation, www.ricefoundation.org
The Rice Foundation began funding in early 2001 for charitable programs that fit the three purposes: 1) Helping families, single parents, and children become self-sufficient, contributing members of society through education and training. 2) Assisting seniors in obtaining meaningful and dignified living opportunities. 3) Eliminating intolerance, discrimination, and prejudice from our society.
Community First Foundation, www.communityfirstfoundation.org
Raises funds and offers grants to support programs, initiatives and organizations that strengthen lives in the metropolitan