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Building Organizational Capacity is sponsored by Colorado Springs Health Foundation. This ongoing funding opportunity invests in organizational capacity-building or technical assistance for organizations addressing health and well-being in El Paso and Teller Counties, Colorado.
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Capacity-Building Opportunity - Colorado Springs Health Foundation Capacity-Building Opportunity Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis and decisions are generally issued within two months of application submittal. The application may be found on-line . CSHF defines capacity-building work as discreet projects that help an organization acquire or strengthen organizational skills, strategies, systems and/or structures.
They often involve the use of an outside expert consultant. For CSHF, capacity-building funding may not be used for ongoing operating expenses or capital projects. CSHF offers other grant opportunities designed for general operating, program or capital needs and you can learn more about them here .
The request must align with at least one of the Foundation’s funding focus areas and benefit the El Paso or Teller County Region. Please see information on CSHF’s funding focus areas here . Organizations that have a current, open general operating, program or capital grant are eligible to apply for capacity-building funding.
An organization may be awarded no more than two capacity-building grant awards in a given calendar year. Strong preference given to organizations that have been previously or are currently funded by CSHF.
Examples of Capacity-Building Initiatives Planning (strategic, operational, succession, funds development, communications etc.) Impact Assessment (e.g. program evaluation) One-time or infrequent volunteer or staff training (e.g. board governance training, leadership coaching, etc.) Merger, dissolution or other restructuring efforts Process improvement work (e.g. LEAN) One-time technology needs (e.g. computer hardware) Funding for ongoing operating expenses (e.g. salaries, benefits, supplies, lease, software subscriptions, ongoing training) Funding for capital projects Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis and decisions are generally issued within two months of application submittal.
The application may be found on-line .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Current and past funded CSHF partners are strongly preferred; organizations with pending applications or not previously funded may also apply. Must benefit El Paso or Teller County region and speak with CSHF staff before applying. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Building Organizational Capacity is funded by Colorado Springs Health Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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